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mod6: pete_dushenski: you may want
to
try out
trinque's latest changes
assbot: Logged on 31-12-2015 19:00:53; adlai: re:litecoin and our dearly departed aryan posterchild for bitcoin entrepeneurship... "It has a little value purely as a backup blockchain in case some critical flaw destroys Bitcoin's blockchain (assuming
the same flaw doesn't affect LTC)."
pete_dushenski: mod6: cool
thanks. i'll let you know how
this
test goes :)
mod6: pete_dushenski: ah ok. cool
then, but yeah, shinohai was right,
there /are/ i386/i686 steps available - although, i
think I haven't updated
them since V became a
thing.
mircea_popescu: it died over
the kicking and screaming pile of
the aforenamed and more, flying
to japan
to "Save it" and etc.
pete_dushenski: mod6: looks like
that's what i WAS doing.
taking a crack from another angle now (debian 8 x86_64 bit)
assbot: Logged on 11-11-2015 17:42:47; ascii_field: 'Now
the Sirens have a still more fatal weapon
than
their song, namely
their silence. And
though admittedly such a
thing has never happened, still it is conceivable
that someone might possibly have escaped from
their singing; but from
their silence certainly never.' (ol' franz k.)
mod6: pete_dushenski: are you
trying
to build rotor+TEST2 on i686? (sorry, i'm kinda coming in
the middle of
this convo.)
ascii_rear: at
the root of
the league of scumbags is
the
tacit nod of usg
mircea_popescu: forget about looking where
the scam
troop
tries
to direct your gaze and instead look at
the man pointing.
mircea_popescu: it's
these scumbags
that are
the problem,
the meni rosenfelds and etc of
the world.
mircea_popescu: there's nothing remarkable about mtgox other
than
the facrt
that merck, and vessenes, and gavin and
theymos and ver and who have you kept pushing it.
mircea_popescu: there is nothing special about pirate other
than
the fact
that
theymos, and gigavps, and grubbles and EVERYONE ELSE kept pushing him.
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller you hafta understand
this "X is a scammer" bullshit is pretty much ALWAYS some sort of entrenched structure
trying
to wash its sins on
the cheap. oh, "madoff" scammed ? Really ? HE diod it ? not
the 1k+ "experts"
that recommended him
to his clients etc ? not all
the various "supervisors" and "authorities" ? it was... maddof ? fuck
that.
pete_dushenski: shinohai: heh. make
that 32 bit.
this is why, children, you measure
twice and cut once !
thestringpuller: You once said, "More scammers,
the more
trustworthy
the legitimates become", but I see less real business
to scam ratio
ascii_rear: we may have
to add whatever
this
thing is
to
the rotten linuxen list
ascii_rear: pete_dushenski:
there's weird shit in your PATH
thestringpuller: so scam after scam continues, and we finally get
this new class.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: i was
thinking
the other day. bitcoin just has scammers. just as
the world is filled with worms. pirateat40 was very low IQ scammer.
then mt. gox
tried
to hide a little better not by alot.
mircea_popescu: nevertheless -
they're not young men, fated
to one day be mature men.
they're worms. not caterpillars. worms. fated
to NEVER be anything but worms.
shinohai: pete_dushenski: is
this a 32 bit machine?
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller> BitGo says: "My personal view at
this point is
that it's more important
that we successfully accomplish an intentional hard fork" << yes, it would be important for
their self-validaiton. just like every pimply
teenager is right in suspecting
that
the most important
thing
they could be doing for
their own maturity is actually bedding a woman already.
assbot: Logged on 22-12-2015 04:58:44; mircea_popescu: anyway, for pete_d and anyone else who might have encountered difficulty with
trb or fears
they might : it's actually rather painless. 1. you create an account on a server ; 2. you cd /home/account_name ; 3. you create a .wot directory (mkdir .wot) ; 4. you put
the pubkeys of people you
trust in
there as name1.asc, name2.asc etc ; 5. you download
the rotor script (curl deedbot.org/build-bitcoind-9999
adlai half-continues
the altkoin
thread: "Rejection reason: Coinmarketcap is not a usable resolution source. Please resubmit with a reliable source for such data if you can." << does anybody nominate more reliable sources?
thestringpuller: adlai: slowly but surely.
the
theme is mainly done but have
to do more wordpress-y
things which i do enough of at work as is...
adlai: you seemed
to also be on
the verge of starting one, maybe i misread.
adlai lets sober adlai pick it up, someday. maybe on his sober blog, although
the drunk one is much likelier
to see
the light of day phirst...
ascii_rear: if
there were moar of
this, possibly folks wouldn't unrate
adlai shuts up again,alert reader can (apply #'adlai #&environment)
themselves
adlai: ie, it has zero value as a backup blockchain, because it's all
the same code, only with fewer fixes and more "it wasn't broken, why did you fix it?"
adlai: re:litecoin and our dearly departed aryan posterchild for bitcoin entrepeneurship... "It has a little value purely as a backup blockchain in case some critical flaw destroys Bitcoin's blockchain (assuming
the same flaw doesn't affect LTC)."
☟︎ adlai opens a "lispm crashes upon or before delivery
to end-buyer" bitbet, funds Yes (as a self-promotion stunt)
adlai: what about a shitty rental? remember, i may be wealthy enough
to buy a ford
t, but i'm
too poorfag
to register my own keyid
adlai would also be curious
to hear how ascii_rear recommends
transporting it [within
the greater DC area] such
that it remains in working order
assbot: Successfully updated
the rating for shinohai from -1
to -1 with note:
thinks it's a fucking game
adlai suddenly recalls being
told
to shut up,
this is excellent advice!
ascii_rear: with
the exception
that you can get parts for
the ford
t adlai: brokers deal with volume, sometimes arbitrage opportunities only exist for a single
trade.
ascii_rear: also if adlai wants
to be a serious broker in lispm, he ought
talk
to dave schmidt and not me
adlai: if it's still on
the block, and in working order,
then i'll get in
touch with him.
adlai hasn't given you btc yet... gotta make sure
the
taker
takes as well
adlai like any srs
trdr does not reveal both source and destination in
the same breath
ascii_rear: not so many
takers for
these, who don't already have one.
adlai: there is a use for such
things which does not require
them leaving
the greater DC area
ascii_rear: adlai: let's say you buy
that machine. how do you intend
to
take it home ?
adlai: ascii_rear: only when people buy my
ticket, or sell me a lisp machine
adlai: someday it'll be worth more
than eric's head on a platter
adlai leaves
the role of electrum
to
the alert/paranoid reader
☟︎ adlai: reddit is overflowing with shills
telling people "exchange -> wallet -> other wallet -> electrum -> exchange -> shapeshift -> exchange ->etc"
adlai: uhh, isn't SOP crystal clear? eric gets a visit, doesn't want
to shrem away a single day, so he sets up a "money laundering
tool" which
tracks IPs and uses 0conf
to scam its lemmings
assbot: Logged on 31-12-2015 16:05:45; copypaste: indeed mircea_popescu, but you're missing
the point; it's worth more
to USG
to have people
that run services like Paxful out of
the equation
than
the costs of putting
them in jail
thestringpuller: BitGo says: "My personal view at
this point is
that it's more important
that we successfully accomplish an intentional hard fork"
punkman: "She divorced Edward Halverson and returned
to using her family name after he was convicted of hitting her with a frying pan during a domestic argument in 2008. Edward Halverson is serving
three
to 10 years in state prison."
adlai is not a racist, also not qualified
to fight such misinformation... just fyi
adlai: !up for an !up leaves
the rhyme unfinished
thestringpuller: Reminds me of some dumb redditard who was like "This webpage on reddit is 8 megs and I loaded it in 1 second. Blocks should be bigger!" << I was like you're proud of
that nonsense?
BingoBoingo: So qntra website should be even faster still
than it was
the last
time I said it got faster here in channel. Please let me know if it is not.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform well sure. i was discussing
the "what is
taxpayer billed" angle.
adlai squares
the
triangle, stabilising
the
tripod with
the most obvious omission: children
copypaste: you're digging your own grave by incorporating
there and partnering with companies
that all agree
to prevent "money laundering",
then in
the next breath
telling your clients
to lie
to
those companies in order
to
transact
copypaste: it happened
to bitinstant, coin.mx, and so on; i see no reason
to
think why it won't happen
to Paxful just because
the dollar amounts are on average smaller
copypaste: indeed mircea_popescu, but you're missing
the point; it's worth more
to USG
to have people
that run services like Paxful out of
the equation
than
the costs of putting
them in jail
☟︎ adlai: state commonly encountered among open source programmers, homeless alcoholics, and
the mentally retarted
adlai redefines "lobbyist" as "collector of sales
tax on
tickets
to
the democracy
theatre"
adlai: don't forget
the lobbyist who asymptotically restores linearity
adlai: well naturally i'm capping
the sample set at positive amounts of satoshi... if you're
too stupid
to make money, you don't have negative income. you are funemployed.
adlai: brb bullshitting it off
trb financial statements
BingoBoingo: Alright
took
the opportunity
to chop on qntra a bit. Page loading should be still faster.
assbot: Logged on 31-12-2015 13:25:58; mircea_popescu: it costs n
times
the LIFETIME AVERAGE INCOME of
the world's poorest billion
to keep a dude in jail for a year.