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trinque: makes it absolutely impossible to interrogate it for 'everything which makes reference to the hostname db.
foo.baz'
ben_vulpes: <mircea_popescu> cuz you liked teh woman,
foo. << i see this coming
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for jurov from 2 to 3 with note: The Bitcoin Foundation Treasurer & script
foo mod6: !rate jurov 3 The Bitcoin Foundation Treasurer & script
foo ben_vulpes: pete_dushenski: i'm going to the third conference,
foo kakobrekla: turns out qietghsaldkf.
foo is really down.
mike_c: ;;isup qietghsaldkf.
foo ben_vulpes: i have no idea where /
foo/ is even configured
ben_vulpes: old site has /
foo/bar as uneditable zone in permalink area on page
mircea_popescu: "If you wrote @bold{
foo} instead of <bold>
foo</bold>, you would not even /want/ to say @bold{
foo @italic{bar} zot} if you expected to get
foo in bold, zot in italic, and bar in both." <<< wait, wut ?
mircea_popescu: According to specifications, HTML comments are expressed as SGML declarations. Declaration is special markup that begins with <! and ends with >, such as <!DOCTYPE ...>, that may contain comments between a pair of -- delimiters. HTML comments are empty declarations, SGML declarations without any non-comment text. Therefore, <!--
foo--> is a valid comment, and so is <!--one-- --two-
mircea_popescu: "bingbot 0.0.0 Ben AsselstineBingbot turns you into an IRC cyborg. When someone says "uptime" to you, it answers them back with your uptime. When someone says "vi?" to you, it answers them back with the last file you opened in vim. When someone says "search:
foo" to you, it gets a random link to a gif on imgur.com/r/gifs/new and shows them that. written in c++, requires glibmm, curlpp and sigc++."
MolokoDesk: ok. got it. sqlite3 RatingSystem.db then .output
FOO.txt then .dump .quit cat
FOO.txt
xmj: ben_vulpes: git diff
foo@hash
foo@hash_previous
sexysaffron: my google
foo claims saffron is worth 3 times more than gold!
mthreat: kakobrekla: but suffix searches like "*
foo" don't work
mthreat: kakobrekla: there isn't a specific way to search for filenames... just try to search for a token in the filename, or use a prefix search like "
foo*"
mike_c: so it should be seeds.therealaltcoin.org NS ->
foo.therealaltcoin.org and then
foo.therealaltcoin.org -> 54.x.x.x?
mthreat:
foo* is a prefix search, matches any word beginning with "
foo"
mircea_popescu: benkay: but !logsearch "
foo" is going to be rad, mthreat, kakobrekla << defo, point of entire exercize.
benkay: but !logsearch "
foo" is going to be rad, mthreat, kakobrekla
poutine: punkman, Ok so if I was making the move e4, and my player secret was
foo, and an acceptable redemption scriptSig is hash256('fooe4'). When I submit my redemption, you're saying someone else would see it in the mempool, and submit it to a different mempool with the redemption going to a different address?
bounce: oh
foo, need to re-do the via thing. hm.
bounce recalls an irc discussion going on 15 years back, where someone speculated that a nsa backdoor might look like "int
foo;" instead of "long
foo;". and you just can't tell. well, here we have such an innocuous thingy. and you never can tell. but spectacular, that the effects certainly are.
MisterE: or the "world's premiere site for
foo"
benkay: (format "butts %s %s" "
foo" \n)
KRS-One: BingoBoingo: of course I have
foo KRS-: I am going
Foo Manchu this month
mircea_popescu: pankkake what, the bbss ?! those weren't free,
foo. urmom was payin' for it.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu, what the heck
foo? Keeping the price from reaching pluto
gribble: Nick 'KRS|gotyawallet', with hostmask 'KRS|gotyawallet!~
foo@c-50-143-86-143.hsd1.fl.comcast.net', is not identified.
KRS1-: I think you got your decimal point in the wrong place,
FOO thestringpuller: dude I'm sick of niggas comin' up in here bein' all "dis mah turf yo. I is forum gangsta, respect me
foo."
thestringpuller: It was sarcasm
foo. When you make sound effects in a game you either make foley or synth that shit. Given you AREN'T paying for studio sound I don't see how foley artists would even begin to do their job. So I assume the latter. Or perhaps you're going to buy a pack of prepackaged sound clips.
furuknap: I just need a number to illustrate reinvestment cost to maintain hashrate, but my Google-
foo couldn't find a friedcat mention of that number.
KRS-1: build a drone that builds drones
foo then you dont have to build drones..dig
mod6: davout: how do you mean? You can just use the : and enter the regex either via line number or wildcard '%' for entire file. Ex. :% s/
foo/bar/ or :15,27 s/
foo/bar/
copumpkin: $ grep "<tiberiusiv>"
foo.txt | wc -l
copumpkin: $ grep "<tiberiusiv>"
foo.txt | grep "?" | wc -l
gesell: will this spill over into the discussion of soft limits and sdice
foo?
Luke-Jr: davout: it's not about "one person is okay with using it for
FOO", it's about "everyone using it is doing it for
FOO"
gesell: explain to them that gpg, command line
foo and mpex design should be percieved like the days when the internet filled up with idiots... we'd still stick to vms to have some peace of mind from it all
gesell: really? mpex? damn i would've thought mircea_popescu rolled with some textfile
foo database like a boss
FabianB_: even if with so few commands and payload it's easy to parse |
foo|bar|baz
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FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.0649 BTC [+]
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FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 0.064 = 0.512 BTC [+]
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FOO.PPPPT] 46 @ 0.05 = 2.3 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 40 @ 0.05 = 2 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.05 = 0.25 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 17 @ 0.05 = 0.85 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.05 = 0.5 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 101 @ 0.05000001 = 5.05 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.089999 = 0.45 BTC [+]
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FOO.PPPPT] 108 @ 0.03 = 3.24 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 30 @ 0.0301 = 0.903 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 0.031 = 1.55 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 100 @ 0.04 = 4 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.02 = 0.08 BTC [-]
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FOO.PPPPT] 100 @ 0.0200001 = 2 BTC [-]
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