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ascii_field: the curator is what distinguishes an interesting leak site from a public toilet.
assbot: Logged on 15-09-2015 21:28:51; mats: the net's a vast place. so long as leaks are properly hashed, signed, and available in a public place, where it lives can be numerous
ascii_field: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-09-2015#1275410 << cryptome is not merely a place to drop arbitrary turds. there is curator. ☝︎
punkman: relevant to ebay threads
ascii_field: people somehow got used to it.
ascii_field: punkman: they run win-ce - all of them.
assbot: Hanging chad redux? US heading for 2000-style election catastrophe, report finds | US news | The Guardian ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ou5kFB )
punkman: http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/sep/15/2016-election-old-voting-machines-hanging-chad "Some states are having to go on eBay to buy spare parts for machines that are no longer manufactured. "
ascii_field: look what happens to a box that is even mildly interesting.
BingoBoingo: Perhaps some sort of spinoff related to qntra
ascii_field: i had the thought once that gossipd would make this item quite trivial to implement
ascii_field: iirc mircea_popescu hosted some of the leaked u.s. telegrams at one point ☟︎
ascii_field: srsly, is it an impossibility to have a 'cryptome'-like site run by thinking folks ?
trinque: gotta wait till $tardInt wraps
ascii_field: can has a cryptome NOT run by tards ? ☟︎
ascii_field: the signature belongs to 0x4918FA4ED87D436C.
ascii_field: where is the evidence that the author of this message ever possessed the keys claimed as compromised ?
trinque: http://cryptome.org/ << on the homepage too ☟︎
ascii_field: it is signed with one of the new keys promulgated
assbot: TwitLonger — When you talk too much for Twitter ... ( http://bit.ly/1KdTGtt )
ascii_field: they sometimes die, yes. but regenerate much faster than euro people.
ascii_field: mats: the degree to which it bends has been exaggerated for pr
mats: yet ru still properly stands, and chechnya bends the knee
ascii_field: ru natural resources are the west's sole chance of prolonging the party.
trinque: instead of NATO to the south, fires
trinque: seems quite clear that the encirclement strategy never ended
ascii_field: the reason for this is that ru could not take the standard euro approach of extermination, because it is not how it works. it absorbs.
ascii_field: plainly, there ~were~ problems dispensing the lead.
ascii_field: or the people killed in bombings in moscow
ascii_field: mats: tell this to the corpses of ru folks who used to live in chechnia
ascii_field: that's the 'homogeneous' part.
ascii_field: mats: http://galstonok.rusedu.net/gallery/3100/Moskovskoe_knyazhestvo_v_XIV_v..gif << the pink part is moscow duchy circa 1300. ☟︎
ascii_field: how the fuck did you get the idea that it was ?!
mats: how is this a problem for ru? ru is largely ethnically and culturally homogenous, no? ☟︎
ascii_field: 'radical islam' is a usg golem created to diddle ru ☟︎
mats: their wealth, influence, and manpower is transnational, transcontinental, requires no fuel from usg to exist
mats: isis doesn't need to destroy usg to survive
mats: yes, in the sense that arsonist doesn't set fire to all routes of own escape
ascii_field: does an arsonist need to precisely specify the shape of the flames ? ☟︎
ascii_field: but the degree of control usg actually wants or needs is minimal.
ascii_field: and as i stand in the impalement queue, yes, i might agree
ascii_field: mats: i will agree when there are isis patrols in washington.
mats: overplayed this one
mats: I dunno that the west can control this chaos
assbot: West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside' | World news | The Guardian ... ( http://bit.ly/1KdPGcq )
thestringpuller: funkenstein_: yea, as mircea_popescu once said. "A lot to be learned on the street"
funkenstein_: wait, lesbians? I'm gonna go watch a Disney movie now for the first time in like forever.
thestringpuller: everyone has their phone out
thestringpuller: "turn off your electronics on the plane"
funkenstein_: "fuck it, let's all stand up" thanks thestringpuller, I never had grokked it fully
mircea_popescu: wow did disney actually make a "two lesbians" movie with the gypsy chick and a snow-white knockoff in which the male lead is this evil dude with "burn for your witchcraft" ?
mircea_popescu: im sure this is a "transaction" and tax is assessed and some bean counter counts beans under "us industry"
shinohai: ;;later tell davout btcjam kinda touchy aren't they?
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thestringpuller: funkenstein_: that song was about slim shady not being a real person btw.
shinohai: mircea_popescu: you were right about the isis theory: http://www.dw.com/en/german-police-arrest-alleged-is-recruiter-wanted-by-spain/a-18630827
funkenstein_: Will the real anton_osika please stand up, please stand up, please stand up.
anton_osika: aka. what one learns talking to these people here..
anton_osika: If you have time to add it, also stating when you might be visiting Sweden teaching a physics student things about life he would not learn otherwise.
anton_osika: mircea_popescu: you wrote the contract - the "long party" is the payer of the invoice". Nowhere does it state that the "long party" will need a PGP signature for payment. This is solely interpretation - and you are NOT paying for a future delivery contract. Do you have any rationale for this?
shinohai: Well anton_osika threats didn't work ...
anton_osika: mircea_popescu: Is there anything that would make you pay the invoice?
ascii_field: the roller board thing is easier.
mircea_popescu is starting to think about this seriously. get the girls unicicle rides
assbot: Logged on 24-08-2014 21:40:36; *: asciilifeform had a dream many years ago that his grandfather took an ancient grinding wheel from workshop, turned it upside-down, and taught him to ride it. and now people actually do something quite like this.
mircea_popescu: of the butt huh.
shinohai: Lots of beans and corn tortillas is my guess.
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: it takes tremendous athleticism to actually ride that thing
mircea_popescu: shinohai how the hell did she get that butt with the antiwalker device!
anton_osika: I kind of take it that you are quite constructive seeing what you create...
mircea_popescu: why do you think this is exceptional in your case ?
anton_osika: You are in the position of having a very big impact on my view on how to act in this world.
anton_osika: Thank you for taking it into account.
mircea_popescu: (for all you know, i already paid, for that matter.)
mircea_popescu: i dun have an address to pay to.
anton_osika: mircea_popescu: you wrote the contract - the "long party" is the payer of the invoice". Nowhere does it state that the "long party" will need a PGP signature for payment. This is solely interpretation - and you are NOT paying for a future delivery contract. Do you have any rationale for this? ☟︎
mircea_popescu: srsly, try to be interesting anton_osika ppl are getting sick of it.
shinohai: Please send 0.05 BTC to 1nu11ampgw1GKrZSgn2q3JS8kZE88n6d5 if you want voice from me anton_osika
mod6: there might be a way to do this still, just might be a bit deeper than i'ev looked so far.
mod6: that's why i initially liked it too! but alas, if you can't grow TB or BT, then it gets hairy at 80 cols.
ascii_field: almost considered rewriting in perl myself, just to use it
ascii_field: the only such lib i was able to find
ascii_field: graph::easy has the killer feature of ascii output!
mod6: yeah, i re-wrote v in perl, and it does all the traversing etc, then i build the graph with recursion and the Graph::Easy mod.
mircea_popescu: ah yes that helps
ascii_field: but in point of fact, this is a very favourable data set for plotting
ascii_field: or rather, not that, either. but in bean counter terms
mircea_popescu: ah i thought it was something you brewed. somehow i thought graphviz won't do it.
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: np-complete does not mean unsolvable ! just means that not solvable efficiently if the data set is at all large
mod6: so this can be automated, but some cleanup required. im just read that you can make clickable links -- gonna give it a shot.
mircea_popescu: mod6 does it actually attempt to minimize line length ? ascii_field you realise this is a complete problem yes ?
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: aha! recall how you once observed that it is astonishing that i, in particular, manage to think about anything at all ?
mircea_popescu: see ascii_field ye olde "bitcoin perverts nsa" thing ? cuts both ways. finding oneself in the sort of situation the usg finds itself ALSO perverts.
anton_osika: Seriously mircea_popescu. You wrote the contract - it has a cause and you have got the invoice paid.
mod6: only one part that could be automated i think; just dumped out the graphviz config to file, and then tweeked the `rankdir' to 'BT' for (bottom=>top) by hand. then just gotta run dot to generate the image.
assbot: Logged on 02-08-2015 16:00:48; asciilifeform: can give the 'atoms' electrostatic-style charge, so they repel, and the bonds - 'strain', so they contract
mircea_popescu: dude he could be a us secretary or something this guy. incredible how the same verbiage flows from the same circumstances.
mircea_popescu: lol wait you tried to what ?!
mircea_popescu: because the thing shows some very promising AI in arranging the boxes.
shinohai: But the contract wasn't between kraken was it?