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trinque: sure, but I have
to give
them shit.
trinque: nice business microsoft has
there
trinque: heh,
then
they
turn around and sell
them
to
the govt at a handsome profit?
trinque: interesting; fine gentlemen right here made
that case what, months ago?
shinohai: I am surprised
that
theymos is supposedly calling XT and altcoin.
ascii_field: shinohai: gotta love
the
tards -
thief screams 'stop,
thief'
assbot: [META] On hardforking: If Bitcoin is so vulnerable
to reddit posts and a man who codes in
the open,
that it requires censorship
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n6: anyone here used flink? Do I want
to build all packages locally or is using binary distribution going
to work ok for gpg?
trinque: someone who went
to
the conference and signed
them, for example
trinque: phf: might be nice
to make a deed of a big wad of public keys
phf: the first part of
that process is dodgiest, since
there's no way
to ensure
that it's assbot
that's handing out shasums
diametric: punkman:
the people paying his employer for
their ad services were not getting return on
those ads.
ascii_field: 'The stuff I worked on in
that job was complete horseshit. It provided absolutely zero value
to anybody. It existed and was expressly optimized for
the sole purpose of exploiting non-tech-savvy computer users
to generate undeserved profits.'
phf: for
the record i
think a secure and verifiable path for receiving a key of person in wot is
to ssl connect
to freenode using explicit server key, request !shasum wot from assbot, download
http://files.bitcoin-assets.com/wot/wot_users.sql.gz, verify its shasum, do `zgrep -oE '\([^)]+phf[^)]+\)' wot_users.sql.gz` (or whatever nick),
the second number in
the grep output is going
to be
the key fingerprint, next grep --recv-key <fingerprint>
n6: mircea_popescu: appstore dev
tools 2.6gb and no progress bar. going for 6.4 off
the website hope
the command line
tools just installed for later version don't fuck me.
n6: ascii_field: anyway I can check
to see if its downloading using unix
tools and
the command line?
n6: ascii_field: I'm install it from
the app store..
they don't even have a progress bar hope its installing.
ascii_field: then
the
twerps
took over in '90s and rebuilt cathedral, aha
ascii_field: there was a glorious pay
toilet across
the street from where i grew up
mircea_popescu: but
the general plan is sound. make
the place into public urinal.
ascii_field: after
that let's buy whitehouse and open pay
toilet
mircea_popescu is half
tempted
to buy github,
turn it off and just display
that page everywhere.
mircea_popescu: whenever you run across one of
these "software projects" in bootstrap/qt/whatever
the fuck
tell
them "This is not programming,
this is hogramming. Be a pro, don't be a ho."
ascii_field: that kind sorta lift off
the ground, if no wind
ascii_field: we're still at
the point of
the marginal steam-engine planes of 1898
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: also because
the relevant
tech simply did not mature
mircea_popescu: which btw, reminds me i came up with an excellent slogan
to inhibit
the cancer.
mircea_popescu: fucking computation has
to be special because all
the fucktards wanna be important in
their own heads and power range around
mircea_popescu: by
the
time electricity was a central commodity, idem.
mircea_popescu: ascii_field get out. by
the
time oil was a central commodity
to civilisation for fifty years, it was
trivial
to get an engine deployed
to spec.
TO SPEC!!!11
ascii_field: 'I'm positively _delighted_
that I can buy consumer products so cheaply and so conveniently, but -- get
this -- I'm not in
the business of making microwave ovens or wine glasses or books or speakers, but I _do_ expect
those who _are_
to have professional
tools, so I can buy consumer goods inexpensively with moderately high quality. I don't _want_ Joe Blows' Homemade Microwave Oven, OK?'
ascii_field: where did anyone get
the idea
that
this is 'easy' and 'friendly' ?
ascii_field: kina like when you had
to build own airplane
n6: I'm working on
the real computer
thing, its a long road.
n6: thanks
thats what I was looking for.
shinohai: If you have
to ask "why check sigs"
then I can't even begin ....
n6: ascii_field: yea
this gentoo
thing has me under a lot of pressure, working on going down a more sane path
today. Homework first
then attack
the problem, last few days
tried attacking first and it hasnt worked out.
ascii_field: n6: i.e. 'why
to check sigs' is a question you should be able
to answer
shinohai: I did
the pogotron
thing and still wound up with a x86 binary
ascii_field: i posted a working example of
this months ago
n6: ascii_field: I want
to build gentoo using a x86 but for an armv7a, using something like distcc? would
that make
the builds DETERMINISTIC since everything you would need would be included?
ascii_field: n6, shinohai: search
the ml for 'pogotron'. yes, buildroot builds for arm, mips, whatever
shinohai: Something like
that,
though I still can't make cross-compilation work. I'm not
the wizard ascii_field is.
n6: let me rephrase,
that doesn't make any sense sorry.
n6: ascii_field: we
talked about DETERMINISTIC builds
the other day would
that be somehting like Distcc
too on gentoo where you can build something on x86 for arm?
assbot: Logged on 10-08-2015 14:35:19; funkenstein_:
The full orchestra! :) Fedora-20-x64
wilbns: BingoBoingo:
thanks for following-up... yeah, some stuff did seem a little strange w/ greenwald. also, not sure if you perceived
this, but from my perspective, parts of
the doc seemed a little scripted or rehearsed.
funkenstein_: I
think
they should publish on court website exactly
the number which
they forbid
to be published just so we all know not
to publish it
funkenstein_: "the State Department’s order
to remove
the digital files of his 3D printable handgun from his website" <-- good strategy. Fight
the enemy over
their demand for
time machine, keep
them busy and away from live
targets
funkenstein_: Bundesministerium für Landesverteidigung und Sport <-- doesn't seem an obvious
target of diddled crypto
funkenstein_: TEST2 script
took some of
the fun out of it,
thing has
the gameplay of "progress quest"
cazalla: you'd
think hearn and co would at least put up a few dozen extra xt nodes
to fool people into
thinking
the mass of /r/bitcoin posts demanding xt discussion are legit
punkman: who's
the icebreaker fellow
cazalla: shinohai, a stay in hospital is pretty well subsidised here if you go public and don't mind
the
total lack of service, or you can go private (we don't really have pre-existing condition stuff here.. if you
take out private health insurance, any pre-existing condition is covered after 12 months)
punkman: and apparently
they've spent about 10mil euros in 11 days
through
the cards
punkman: they just came out with "food stamps" in
the form of ATM cards reloaded monthly with 70-200eur
shinohai: It's cheaper for me
to hire a private nurse. I get better care and don't have
to be in a filthy hospital.
punkman: greece hasn't reach
that level of ridiculousness yet, but all hospital supplies are way overpriced
shinohai: Of course, I'm not a senior but was quite outraged at
the cost of everyday items my last hospital stay.
shinohai: That was
the premise for an episode of "Better Call Saul". Happens quite often here in
teh US
too.
cazalla: a lot of
thieving goes on in
those government homes for disabled people down under
too..
the clients get welfare and from
that
the care
takers pocket chunks of it by claiming
they spent more
than
they did ($5 lunch becomes $15 lunch
type of shit)
shinohai: I'm just smh at
the state of priorities in
the "Criminal Justice System".
punkman: everyone gets less
time
than DPR
cazalla: shinohai, prob
the
tip of
the iceberg, i assume a lot of paedos work in such professions
assbot: Logged on 10-08-2015 01:34:01; mircea_popescu: is it just me or is
trilema actually
the 4th result for pay for your
tits
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BingoBoingo: <wilbns> BingoBoingo: You mentioned
the other day about "how could anyone
trust Greenwald" - I
think I missed something
there. What did he do? << His body language, his carriage, when he does and doesn't express discomfort. Coincidences between Greenwald finding
things out and
things going
to shit...
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wilbns: BingoBoingo: You mentioned
the other day about "how could anyone
trust Greenwald" - I
think I missed something
there. What did he do?
phf: that seems like an artisan level
troll
wilbns: mircea_popescu: it just seemed like something was/is a bit strange about
the whole ordeal
mircea_popescu wonders how many people implemented a "textual replacement lisp interpreter" in bash/perl/php just
to bother
their sicp prof.
mircea_popescu: someone could also shoot a bunch of people by
the
time
they're 29.
wilbns: danielpbarron:
thanks for
trying
to help me
mircea_popescu: the notion
that "all kinds of stuff over all kinds of platforms" is in any sense locked down's amiss.