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a111: Logged on 2019-05-16 17:11 stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform: gpg --list-packets shows
that
the key ID is C8EFFF13 in
the OTP file.
The key ID of my public key is 5991 52AC. Is
this expected? (the fingerprint shown by deedbot in
the earlier line is correct,
though).
stjohn_piano_2: i'll go
through some dropped references from yesterday:
stjohn_piano_2: turns out
that for me fast real-time chat is still rather unaffordable at present. going forward, my replies will have significant latency.
☟︎ mp_en_viaje: it's
transparently a slot for us
to humiliate itself, which it won't do, so...
a111: Logged on 2019-05-16 18:22 asciilifeform: Key ID - 0x889ACC4FC8EFFF13 is defo not any of his subs ~or~
the primary.
trinque ^ prolly worth a look
a111: Logged on 2019-05-16 20:10 stjohn_piano_2: by mistake, i was attempting
to decrypt
the OTP sent
to asciilifeform
mp_en_viaje: Mocky, just sat and sifted
through recruiter spam ?
mp_en_viaje: both
tor-likes and linkedin-likes are ~same vintage and ~same flavour for a reason.
mp_en_viaje: well,
this was more re producing
the webolade.
mp_en_viaje: gotta distinguish
the
tiny core of productive employees from
the large skirtings of african employees.
mp_en_viaje: ~nobody available
that can write
the sort of shit
they want, is willing
to do it, and will even
talk
to
them. so... reuse, recycle, reduce.
a111: Logged on 2019-05-16 16:38 mp_en_viaje: it's my guess
that systematically shooting about 15% or so of
the first line
troops would result in >80% deserion rate.
mp_en_viaje: in fact,
the codebase similarity is staggering.
mp_en_viaje: "Real user monitoring data drives all aspects of Citrix Intelligent
Traffic Management Citrix collects information from across more
than 50,000 networks daily. Over 130 Clouds, CDNs and Datacenters are measured daily. Hundreds of millions of clients generate over 14 billion RUM data points every day."
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, slim because naive derpitude load large piles of ~unused libs. but
this is
trimmed.
Mocky: got my current job via linkedin, msg from recruiter wed, I answered
thurs, interview friday and monday
Mocky: I had one recruiter 'if you get hired,
they will sponsor your clearance' 'no
thx' 'what??!??'
mp_en_viaje: actually, for a decade or so it has a real nsa and
the
traditional nsa. on
top of ^
nicoleci: asciilifeform, i
think it is still mandated
to send letters for government jobs (more regulations for proof of hire eligibility)
nicoleci: asciilifeform, 'we regret
to inform you' is built into sites like careerbuilder and indeed jobs now.
they even write
the reject message for hr people
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, great way
to earn a living from eg albanian secret service. "oh look, i have connection!!!"
mp_en_viaje: nicoleci,
try
the screenshot
thing in any case, so you learn how
to use it.
nicoleci: asciilifeform, sounds about right with
the
theme of connections vs qualifications
mp_en_viaje: pretty much all of
the "web 2.0" usg."tech" stuff peaked cca lehman brothers days.
nicoleci: they spam
their premium feature
nicoleci: asciilifeform, lol. you get
the special privilege of getting
the FULL linkedin approved names of whose viewed your profile instead of just
the job
titles, plus all
the other hr bullshit like being able
to post a job add
mp_en_viaje: can play six hours of original doom on
the cpu juice one linkedin pageload requires.
mp_en_viaje: js deliverer estimates if
the final webdocument whatever is right or not,
tries diff approach.
mp_en_viaje: ie, if obfuscator of pathway A results in unloadable page,
there's also pathway B.
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, it;s so bad
they're stuck having multiple paths for reliability.
mp_en_viaje: i didn't use at all. i know
things
through... guru meditation.
mp_en_viaje: fetlife relatively straightforward naive, linkedin employs
truly complicated
tower of obfuscation
to prevent scraping.
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, dissimilar in
terms of complexity.
mp_en_viaje: ALL
the script-side cleverness you can imagine, it;s beyond comprehension. i do nto expect
they currently can maintain
their codebase.
nicoleci: mp_en_viaje, cant since i clicked off and it now shows different views, unless of course i wanna pay for
that sweet sweet premium account
mp_en_viaje: in fact, possibly
the WORST software i've ever seen.
diana_coman: possibly
they "cleaned" her account for herself since it can't possibly be
that she wrote such a
thing
there !!
mp_en_viaje: use alt-f2 in firefox
to open up console,
then
type :screenshot filename.png --fullscreen
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, part and parcel of problem
there is fetlife really nosedived past ~coupla years. it's one
thing
to sift
through mountain river for gold ; it's another
to sift
through garden hose spout.
nicoleci: mp_en_viaje, it shows
that people from linkedin viewed my profile and like asciilifeform said, why just delete
the company instead of
the whole profile
☟︎ nicoleci: it seems like some linkedin 'developers' read
the logs and got butthurt
mp_en_viaje: i dunno, kinda
thoroughly squeezed lemon, imo.