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BingoBoingo: ;;google
the stock exchange holders on welfare
BingoBoingo: I just
trickled enough
to discourge other 'no' money and
then someone still put a million satoshis on it.
pete_dushenski: ya,
that was a strong bet. matched only by
the eth NO guy.
assbot: BitBet - Rand Paul will get less
than 7 minutes in Sept. 16th Republican debate :: 5.04 B (94%) on Yes, 0.31 B (6%) on No | closed 1 day 1 hour ago ... (
http://bit.ly/1KkQ9bU )
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: So far my investment in
this election ends on
this bet resolving as 'No' because whoever bet yes went with
the very likely outcome, but did it with balls
BingoBoingo: One of
the most from
the ground cloned cars in history
pete_dushenski: or maybe i'm so vain
that i see my fingerprints everywhere. hard
to say :P
BingoBoingo: Anyways I kinda
though "sevenesque" designs birthed
the whole open auto design environment
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski:
They got a few interesting designs, like a "rally car"
that looks kinda looks like a short wheelbase classic GTO... But
they insert 3D printing places machine shop is certainly cheaper
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: You see
that "open source car" company spamming press releases all over
the news
today?
BingoBoingo: Seriously, more efficient
than a honda generator
BingoBoingo: <pete_dushenski> what utility of silverado hybrid ?
the
thing cost an arm and a leg and had
the ground clearance of a camry << Worksite AC power, contractors loved it
BingoBoingo: Once
tesla revealed
their hand was competing not on efficiency, but stotting Porsche had it
pete_dushenski: what utility of silverado hybrid ?
the
thing cost an arm and a leg and had
the ground clearance of a camry
BingoBoingo doesn't
think
the utility propositions offered by present electric cars measure up
to
the original Chevy Silverado hybrid
pete_dushenski: totally.
the baby porsche panamera e-whachamathing is gunning right for it.
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Looks like
Tesla is getting smashed between actual car companies
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 15-09-2015 17:25:43; mircea_popescu: srsly,
the us is indian now ?
BingoBoingo: ben_vulpes: cmus, if your UI is more compilated or intuitive
than
that of cmus
there is a problem
BingoBoingo: ben_vulpes: Do you want
to know what an example of a
truly elegant friendly program with a wonderful user interface is?
ben_vulpes: whether it's
the hepcat "rfp" or
the mvc/mvvm patterns
BingoBoingo: Eh, maybe let
them stalk here a bit and mebbe
they'll leave britney-qntra alone
kakobrekla: as long as it wasnt
the color of
the bits.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> oh hey if it isn't
the ddos bot << Seriously
they seem
to be back without Phuctor
to fuck with
assbot: Logged on 15-09-2015 23:34:47; mircea_popescu: and you can convince me it's a natural process by showing me naturally occuring steel lattice girders and meteors in
the shape of chicken wire.
assbot: Logged on 15-09-2015 22:45:32; mircea_popescu: in either case one should prolly regard
the site as an entirely new
thjing.
mod6: thanks for writing 'v' asciilifeform; i really love
this
thing.
mod6: i wanted
to just
to ensure
that I understand everything going on in
there. it's a decent exercise programatically, but I'm not much of a python guy.
BingoBoingo: AH, apparently
there are projector peripherals for
TI-92 and others
mod6: i wanna see if I can add a mouse-over label or something
to each node
to whom has signed each vpatch. which I
think, with adding a custom attribute or something, I can do.
mod6: cool,
thx. once i get it polished up a bit, yeah, will link it.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> but
they prolly ought
to be blue/linkified << I'll see what I can do about
this. It's at
the node level. So
the entire node itself is linkified. I'm just getting into all
the
things you can do with
this Graph::Easy
thing.
BingoBoingo: Better
than Gamboy in
terms of screen by far
BingoBoingo: I have
to admit I kinda want
to put some games on it and spend a day riding
the Metro Link in St Louis
BingoBoingo: I haven't found
that yet. Prolly ought
to order used book, because damned if I am
trusting
this
to pdf
BingoBoingo: Works like my 89 did
to my best memory, green diamond
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> if yours is a plain 92, you can make (theoretically) rom cartridges. << /me
theoretically would kind of like
to port
this software
to "Mac Classic" which is
too slow
to be useful as B&W Mac
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Mine has a pretty solid backplate, is
the backplate switch in
the "locked" position?
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> givin' out bytez for PHREE!!!! << But
they offer PHREE humiliation
to
the public
BingoBoingo: BLAIR HULL,
that's
the cracker who had
the signs
assbot: Logged on 15-09-2015 22:58:21; mircea_popescu:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-09-2015#1275427 <<
this is a good chunk of what i meant above about "the general public". fuck
them, srsly, i should spend as much as a byte's bandwidth
to provide derps
things so what, derplife doesn't suck so bad ?
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> he was
trotted out during a commentary broadcast re:
the 2004 election << 2004 during
that Senate primary East Saint was covered in signs for
the "heritage" anglo candiate for
that seat. Literally every boarded up window had a sign. Obama still won.
trinque babbles incoherently about
trigger warning
BingoBoingo: <trinque> what in
the fuck is emerging mobile code << Gentoo mobile
trinque: what in
the fuck is emerging mobile code
ben_vulpes: client security wants
to know if we do risk analysis on "emerging mobile code"
mod6: i dunno, gotta
think on it a bit on how
that would look -- might just be a mouse-over or "alt"
type of attribute.
mod6: i
think
there is also some sort of mechanical way I can walk
through my validated seals hash and perhaps somehow label
the node who whom has signed.
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BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> and you can convince me it's a natural process by showing me naturally occuring steel lattice girders and meteors in
the shape of chicken wire. << And now
that we are making fun of Lopp'd off his penis qntra is being DDoS
ben_vulpes: What’s puzzling Maxine is why hashslingrz’s payments
to Darklinear are being kept hidden when
they don’t have
to be. Fiber’s a legitimate company expense, bandwidth needs at hashslingrz more
than justify it, even
the IRS seems
to be happy. And yet, just as with hwgaahwgh.com,
the dollar amounts are way
too big, and somebody’s putting up password protection out of all proportion.
ben_vulpes: “lit” buildings, mapping it, helping clients put
together customized private networks.
ben_vulpes: Who in
their right mind, you wonder, would go into fiber
these days, given
the huge decline in new installation since last year? Well, back during
the
tech bubble, it seems so much cabling was put in
that now miles of existing fiber are just sitting
there what
they call “dark,” and
the result is
that outfits like Darklinear have come swooping down on
the carcass of
the business, scouting out overinstalled, unused fiber in otherwise
ben_vulpes: Among
the mystery vendors discovered by
the resourceful Eric Outfield down in
the encrypted files of hashslingrz is a fiber brokerage called Darklinear Solutions.
ben_vulpes is reading
the 2013 pynchon—pretty lulzy lambasting of
the dotcom shitshow +
the idiocy of nyc immediately before
the jetfuelcantmeltsteelbeams incident