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rg: i wonder if that 0004 was
a fluke
rg: if it goes
a little lower
rg: do you want
a free vps
nenolod: Diablo-D3: rob levin was
a friend of mine and really discussing the tragic incident of him being hit by an automobile has really become daft to discuss
rg: freenode is
a stupid name
rg: cause you ran over some source code with
a car?
Diablo-D3: rg: dude, people think I ran lilo over with
a ford taraus
Diablo-D3: you couldnt plan your way out of
a wet paper bag
rg: i had
a plan and everything
rg: Chicago is
a very popular node for us
Diablo-D3: you are not
a customer and it damages your company's reputation to be associated with them
Diablo-D3: its
a private company that is paid by its members to protect companies
rg: and because of that, he should get
a 2 month refund
mircea_popescu: i think i paid like 150 but it included
a bunch of trims
nenolod: "i want to start
a company"
Diablo-D3: steve is basically
a kash-grade ceo
rg: and make it
a learning thing
rg: and make
a tv show about it
nenolod: who would take
a tromp through my dedi
assbot: [MPEX] [B.MPCD.
A] 45616 @ 0.00100002 = 45.6169 BTC [+]
rg: but i dont give
a shit
nenolod: rg: i got some pretty cool things going on at enzu for
a little while anyway
rg: its from
a batch of disks we KNOW were defective
rg: i have
a few that will need to be maintained
rg: it would explain
a lot
nenolod: rg: i walked away from enzu after their support lead guy said i was
a "level 2 tech" and yet i spent my time doing /his/ job, as well as my own
rg: they have
a support guy now
Diablo-D3: nenolod: yes, glbse is
a scam and it scammed my investors out of every dime and it scammed me out of
a company.
Diablo-D3: says the guy that blogs about beating women with
a stick
nenolod: rg: soooo glad my shit runs in
a ramdisk
mircea_popescu: think about it this way : if anyone bought at ipo 1 btc and sold at .05 or w/e, they took
a 95 btc loss per 100 shares
Diablo-D3: large miner and also ran
a pirate passthrough
rg: its
a $45 charge to get two disks installed
Diablo-D3: I dunno, maybe Ill go work for nenolod for
a change
rg:
a small one but it will be free
rg: ill give you
a free vps
Diablo-D3: I dont know who this steve character is, but he sounds like
a fucking asshole
Diablo-D3: I dunno, I just have an entire load of dont give
a fuck right now
rg: i think you dodged
a bullet
assbot: [MPEX] [B.MPCD.
A] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00002 = 7 BTC
assbot: [GLBSE] [NYAN.
A] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+]
assbot: [MPEX] [B.MPCD.
A] 40000 @ 0.00099999 = 39.9996 BTC [-]
mircea_popescu: While this sounds intriguing, I'd like to hear
a good case for why BitCoin makes sense in this context.
knotwork: it can always be argued that gaming on the whole top down view is itself
a scam or that any one or all of the *coins used to play with are, and so on
knotwork: but
a big part of my goal has always been to be able to have inestments inside the game that are not, like in EVE online, all invariably scams
knotwork: unfortunately for some parties though, the distinctions between "player" and "investor" blur,
a slippery slope
assbot: [MPEX] [B.MPCD.
A] 12000 @ 0.00100035 = 12.0042 BTC [-]
knotwork: so if they fail to pay the fees to stay
a live corp they get dissolved
knotwork: not sure what they defaulted on though? what constitutes
a default?
knotwork: I mean these guys have rooms full of magic swords they never bother to take to
a shop to sell, they are hoarders
knotwork: so more likely to actually find
a seller if there are no dividends
knotwork: well yeah but if you consider games fictional then that need not be
a bad thing
knotwork: I suppose eventually there will be some kind of meta-client for issuers that will go around to all places they issued some of their shares and handle dividends at that outlet but seems like
a lot of added complexity
assbot: [MPEX] [B.MPCD.
A] 7088 @ 0.00100105 = 7.0954 BTC [+]
assbot: [MPEX] [B.MPCD.
A] 12912 @ 0.00100105 = 12.9256 BTC [+]
assbot: [GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 3 @ 0.149 = 0.447 BTC [+]
assbot: [GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 9 @ 0.148 = 1.332 BTC [-]
gribble: usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 hours, 1 minute, and 3 seconds ago: <usagi> Patrick's fund has nothing to do with NYAN.
A tho.
da2ce773: lol well boys, I'm off to the gym (gotta keep my ass looking good if you want to be
a OT developer)...
knotwork: thus for example the Martians hold
a lot more stuff than the Canadians so Martian BotCoin evaluates as worth more than Canadian Digital Notes
knotwork: It is just
a really primitive HTML put out by shell scripts but is all I have made so far as
a way for me to try to see waht the heck is going on with the various assets
knotwork: or even just use
a banker nym and an account per player controlled by the banker
knotwork: instead the server would create
a nym per player to use on its end
knotwork: Do I seem like I give
a **** about userbase? ;) :D
mircea_popescu: knotwork it's not as much
a problem of not being able to get it working
da2ce773: mircea_popescu: it was
a joke when knotwork was doing
a sync with an account that had
a automated trading bot.
knotwork: also ZMQ supposedly handles packeting the messages etc so you can have
a message up to some huge size like 2 gigs or something
knotwork: or for auto echo of all receipts sent to client to also go to
a DHT ?
da2ce773: oh yeah... cypro is built-into OT from the ground up... so that is
a forgoan conclusion.
knotwork: the client encrypts
a private key for each nym you create so yes it does the securing of the nyms aka identities
da2ce773: but if you want to automate things any-way you are going to need to do
a littlebit of programing.
knotwork: someone recently built
a package for one kind of Linux but not for Ubunto yet I think
knotwork: the password crap is
a real pain for scripts
da2ce773: there is
a few levels to OT. c++ (otlib) <- the core of OT, everything depends on this. c++ (otapi) <- bindings to the core. java (otapi-java) <- java bindings for the api
knotwork: oh and what confuses many people is you also have to tell it an image path, to an image it is to display any time it asks for password, so no phisher will know what image to show you to make
a convincing fake password-entry popup to pretend is coming from your OT
knotwork: basically installing OT having configured it with --with-java will put
a java otapi library in /usr/local/lib