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pete_dushenski: ascii_field
took
time for
the drones
to be lined up, meetings
to be had, coffee
to be drunk, etc.
ascii_field: i still can't fathom why
this wasn't sop from day 1.
☟︎ trinque: sort mempool by fee and fuck
the poor?
ascii_field: it also has
the purpose of
trying
to
thin
the node herd
trinque: yet I can still get
transactions
through just fine
ascii_field: it being, price
themselves out of
tx, and
then clamour for 'deeeeemooocracy'
BingoBoingo: stress
test demonstrates 1MB is plenty big
to allow for periodic spam attacks, and bigger blocks would make bloat attacks still cheaper
ascii_field: trinque: it is abundantly clear what
they are
trying
to do
trinque: 'cept
that when
the best platform for capitalism ever devised appears, fucktards still
think markets wont work within it
trinque: I have no idea what
they
think
the 'stress
test' is meant
to demonstrate
☟︎ trinque: if someone really wants
to "spam" let him pay
the fees sufficient
to do so, and he can keep
that up for as many blocks as he likes, bidding against every other person who wants in
the block
trinque: danielpbarron: my point exactly; bitcoin's own fee mechanism defends against
this bullshit
danielpbarron: i like how
the block-filling
transaction cost nothing, meanwhile redditards are flipping out
that
they would have
to pay 0.0002 if
they actually had bitcoin
to spend
danielpbarron: the outputs must be old enough
to not set off spam filters or whatever
trinque: or was
that not what
the "stress
testers" were
trying
to demonstrate
danielpbarron: pete_dushenski, guy paid 0 fees
to make
that
thing
ascii_field is quite certain he saw
the whole
thing somewhere !
assbot: BitBet - Bitcoin main net block size
to increase in 2015 :: 3.84 B (13%) on Yes, 25.68 B (87%) on No | closing in 4 months 1 week| weight: 41`573 (100`000
to 1) ... (
http://bit.ly/1flrrAF )
ascii_field: ^ adding
the missing rtc crystal & power source
to 'dockstart', machine using same chipset as pogo
trinque: "Warning!
this
transaction is a double spend. You should be extremely careful when
trusting any
transactions
to/from
this sender."
trinque: blockchain wont load on
this end
ascii_field has
taken
to pronouncing 'goat', 'voat', with accent on syllables, as in 'coax' cabl
mircea_popescu: because why sign
things when you're "in crypto". he's an expert at counting fucking goats
mircea_popescu: jurov how am i going
to speak here if i can't paste
the assbot
text ?
ascii_field: can crap out four paragraphs of acceptable english, adding up
to nothing at all
BingoBoingo: Obviously something went wrong, but blaming
the process, or Bitcoin Core's implementation is disingenious. Neither was
this caused by wide use of old software, because old software would simply keep producing v2 blocks, so
the change would never have
triggered." << Ergo
these new multi-block forks aren't happening
BingoBoingo: ascii_field: Well, gavin stopped. I guess now
they roll on
to
the next one.
jurov: mircea_popescu: owait,
the
task includes copy/paste from/to eulora?
ascii_field: 'it wasn't us, because we're
the core devs, and ergo it wasn't us, fuck you'
ascii_field: BingoBoingo: surprised it
took so long for
the shitgang
to start rolling out obfuscatory smoke ?
shinohai: I'm close
to
the state of Alabama, shouldn't be hard.
shinohai: Then I'll have
to buy a cow. Or marry one.
mircea_popescu: careful shinohai next you'll buy into
the cult koolaid
that milk doesn't come from supermarket
ascii_field: the chart needs
to account for literally 100% of
the src lines
shinohai > mfw
there is no cloud, only someone else's computer ...
mircea_popescu: nobody realises
they live in a house of shit until
they
try
to go out
the door
mircea_popescu: ascii_field i
think a few people are
trying, but yes, as
trinque says
jurov: and btw,
there's 0.5BTC bounty for eulora on mac.
ascii_field: because no one seems
to be giving a flying fuck
ascii_field: though i'll probably end up with
the bounty for
the callgraph
mircea_popescu: ascii_field i don't want you
to be doingm it, you do useful
things with your
time
jurov: yes. you don't read
trilema?
jurov: maybe i'll catch aneurysm from
that cpp
turd first
jurov: oh, it has 58M inodes? okay
then
jurov: mircea_popescu: you need
to do sth with
the inodes
assbot: I
took a loan at 25% on prosper and put it on ltc - panic attack from
the price going down : litecoin ... (
http://bit.ly/1IHx47D )
mod6: I'm currently a bit distracted. I'll re-read all of
this discussion on my way back and
think about it.
jurov: just check
there's 400G free and 190k inodes
shinohai: I love sdf.org, but damn
their mail server is so slow.
ascii_field: the vectorized difficulty
thing made me recall it
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: where was your article with
the boy, gurl,
two frag grenades, and a length of
twine ?
mircea_popescu: please DO untar it either first or
there before publishing
ascii_field: not everybody wants
the whole ball of shit
mircea_popescu: shinohai well yeah, you put your email in
there, get an email with address. didja ?
ascii_field: not a bad
test of how 'bulletproof' mircea_popescu's new fleet of boxes is ?
jurov: if i'm
to put it on s3, only private
jurov: folks. "hackedteam" leak is 99% downloaded, but i don't really have a place
to publicly host it
shinohai: I misunderstand
then. I
thought an address for deposit is emailed
to you.
ascii_field: 'when
the coin in
the coffer rings,
the soul from purgatory springs' (tm) (r)
mircea_popescu: (why would you,
there's no indication it's your email)
mircea_popescu: decimation
that's ok, we have a good sense of humour about it.
shinohai: @ mircea_popescu I *think* I sent an email correctly in order
to purchase some
trilema credits
decimation: 'this system where we
take
turns accusing each other of being an enemy of
the revolution can come around
to bite me!'
ascii_field: and will fail
to be externally reachable at all a good chunk of
the
time
mod6: <+ascii_field> mod6: anything
that requires
the operator
to even know
that routers exist is inapplicable for pogo << yeah was reading what you guys were saying. basically why I didn't bring it up.
too hard for mom & pop.
mircea_popescu: o wait,
that was a DIFFERENT liberal professor bitching abotu
the hell of
their own making
ascii_field: may as well ask him (her!)
to set up a gentoo
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> mod6 i
think
this is related
to "askl your isp" << yeah.
ascii_field: mod6: anything
that requires
the operator
to even know
that routers exist is inapplicable for pogo