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BingoBoingo: You have
to hit something for it
to be a crash. If your car goes off
the road and sink into
the mud, but it stopped because of mud and not impact it wasn't a crash.
trinque: because we can just declare
things... and what's reality anyway?
trinque: and
that
toddler wasn't killed.
trinque: BingoBoingo: sounds a bit like
this news I'm reading of
the "market rally" "disintegrating".
☟︎ BingoBoingo: o and Hunter-Butler has made
threatening remarks.
BingoBoingo: “This is a mess,” said Jana Chamblee, who lives with her husband, Don, and
their
three children. “This is
the biggest mess I’ve had in my life.” ... Chamblee and others on
the block point
to a house behind
them, where Maritha Hunter-Butler has lived since May 9. She moved in with her
three sons, a female partner and
their four dogs.
The neighbors say
the dogs bark at all hours of
the night, visitors constantly come and g
☟︎ Adlai: anybody who really cares
that much should be in -trades or have
their own feed
mod6: everytime i see
that stuff on
the shelf, i
think, "this shit is a metephor for
the whole goddamn
thing."
punkman: not
that hard
to make at home
punkman: protip: if your peanut butter doesn't develop a layer of oil at
the
top, it probably has hydrogenated vegetable oil in it
mod6: ahh yah, canola, saw fields upon fields of
this driving
through manatoba
mod6: i can go look.
this is 'vegetable oil'
punkman: I wonder, do
they sell bottles of "cooking oil" in US supermarkets? (where you have
to read
the fine print
to figure out what it's made of)
mod6: i got
these ones from a lady from .ua at
the farmers makert. instructions on
the
top said "don't cook in water", don't cook if frozen. so I let 'em
thaw overnight.
then just put 'em in a pan with a bit of cooking oil. simmered 'em until golden.
tasted great
to me!
mircea_popescu: how
to bother people, entry #985468546 : pronounce adult as "a dolt". insist.
Adlai: if you had
to ask, someday you'll know
Adlai assures
the concerned members of
the audience
that
this is not from shitfinex... anybody who's written exchange APIs will probably recognize
this
phf: or mp way, which is a lot more deliberate
then mine, because i only ever fry leftover dumplings
that were previously cooked. in any case you want
the insides
to get cooked
too, so if you're deep frying
them straight you want
to cook insides first,
then wrap in own dough,
then fry
the result
mircea_popescu: and i guarantee you
they'll continue
to have all
the "market share"
they had before : 0 actual users, a few confused people with
their quarter btc and otherwise,
the whole might and noise of
the usg.
mircea_popescu: broomstick fires first, speaks after, it's a land of magical puffery over
there.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform gotta say something
to salvage
the pretense.
mircea_popescu: (dry-deepfry is so fucking retarded i have nfi why anyone even does it
tbh)
mircea_popescu: mats you need one of
those wire whisks. get
the water
to boiling, lower
them into
the water, give
them ~90 seconds.
take out, let
them drip fully,
then deepfry.
phf: mats: you probably overcooked
them so
they started falling apart
mats: ive
tried
that before and it ruined
them
phf: as opposed
to say, dumplings
phf: i
thought
that's a standard way of cooking pierogies on account of
thicker dough, you want
to stuff inside
to get fully cooked
mats: is it common
to do
that?
phf: mod6: you want
to cook
them in water for a bit first, and
then fry
them once
they are cooked
mod6: I'm about
to
try
to fry up some of
these cheese & potato pierogies .. any
tips ? just fry 'em until golden brown ?
mod6: ok, yah, works. just needed
to do `gpg --verify <sigfile> <origfile>`
mod6: so if we do <patchname>.<wotGuy>.sig
then will fail
mod6: these sigs
that you posted won't verify out-of-the box, not
that i've
tried. but
the detached sig must match
the file name with
the exception of
the
trailing .sig on
the end.
mircea_popescu: "helps you better understand
the role of mp in shaping
the 21st century"
mircea_popescu: maybe
the guy should rape some
teenagers ? apparently it's how you get shit done in
the queen's realms.
mod6: that way a person can find
the
tarballs, etc.
mod6: alright, i'll leave
them off, and maybe just leave a linkback in
the body
to your message.
mod6: asciilifeform: I see you attached
the sigs for
the vpatch files, and included
the
tarballs in your orchestra+breath-of-life (UPDATED) email. I
think it'd like
to attach
the raw .vpatch files as well as
the .sigs for completeness. Anything against
this other
than it's a bit redundant since you already posted
the
tarballs of
the .vpatches?
trinque cranks
the R.E.M., kicks back
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 17:08:58; mircea_popescu: mod6 "our free market is
this
thing you can only buy!!1"
punkman: from Syria,
to Kos and Lesvos,
to
the promised land of Germany and Sweden
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funkenstein_: it's also hard
to make good rsa privkeys with dice
funkenstein_: signature verification is more intensive
than modinv stuff with ecdsa?
mircea_popescu: in general, as it has been correctly observed and oft repeated,
the simpler
the gun,
the worse for
the state.
mircea_popescu: that obviously reduces
to a ram farm, but at least ram is a degree of magnitude more commodised
than gpus.
mircea_popescu: if you
think about it, unless you have a nvidia farm you're
trying
to find a use for, your pow has no business being a recursive hash and shouldreally be a lot more like what phuctor's doing
punkman: mircea_popescu: how's
the hash pow related
to ec?
mircea_popescu: incidentally,
the hash-and-nonce approach
to pow originally proposed is quite obviously hackery.
fluffypony: but I haven't checked
the last few commits on BSD, so it's entirely possible we broke something
fluffypony: head should build if you "make release-static" and have
the depsa
BingoBoingo: ;;later
tell fluffypony You know of any working OpenBSD monero builds?
punkman: "If you are part of
the PGP strong set or your PGP key is on bitcoin-otc you now have a
timestamp.
Take your PGP fingerprint and convert
that into a Bitcoin address and you'll find a 1 satoshi payment
to it"
mircea_popescu: check out gavin from 2011 : "What's
the extra CPU cost for recovering
the public key? Current bottleneck for bitcoin
transaction processing is
the CPU cost of ECDSA signature verification, not disk space or bandwidth, so saving bytes at
the expense of more CPU is not
the right
thing
to do."
punkman: (linked from spreadcoin
text)
mircea_popescu: odd how selective stupidity is. it'll only do its stupid
thing where it doesn';t stand a chance, but will avoid where it'd work.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform funnily,
the "corner silver market" was
the opposite mistake. ie, "we'll make
thius a 500 bn system for no reason"
assbot: Logged on 25-08-2015 18:53:47; asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: re: workfunctions,
there was once some
theoretical work concerning 'non-outsourceable puzzles', i.e. mathematical magic preventing
the formation of pools by allowing any pool participant
to silently and untraceably claim
the entire block reward. but i cannot recall if
this went anywhere other
than academiwankery.
mircea_popescu: same is
true of monets, but
the exponential's going
the other way