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mircea_popescu had a complete lotus 1-2-3 and novell netware ~suites~, hundreds of 1.2mb floppies in 50 item boxes, shelves of
the shit
mircea_popescu: i had a batch of 100 out of which 30 died
the first write
mircea_popescu: but also very variant. i had one
that was good for hundreds of rewrites over a year
assbot: Logged on 14-06-2015 01:16:01; kakobrekla: meh i recall 'burning' a game at friends house
to ~20 floppies, only
to find ~5 not working when arrived home.
assbot: Logged on 13-06-2015 22:18:10; kalki: ok well I just subbed 2 special characters and
then generated... it happened really fast... I
thought it was supposed
to
take quite a bit of
time but it appears
to have generated in less
than 5 seconds...?
mircea_popescu: that aside, adding a curly bracket at
the end or something doesn't hurt anything
assbot: Logged on 13-06-2015 21:59:34; kalki:
thanks... ok so in attempting
to set up my first gpg account, I am following
the guide from contravex... so I am using
the 5 dice coupled with
the englich passphrase word list. So, I did 10
tosses, got
the words, but
then after entering,
the gpg client
tells me it is a weak pw as it contains no special characters. I read somewhere on
Trilema not
to change ANYTHING from what I get from
the dice
toss... so just
HeySteve: would be ideal if a bot could be modded
to hold and award
the prize money
HeySteve: would need
to pay people
to research fresh questions
too
HeySteve: entrance fees
to
the quiz, winner gets 90% of
the fees, something like
that
HeySteve: nope, was
thinking it might bring some in
HeySteve: yes, I was
thinking
trivia contests - maybe for BTC - would be fun
☟︎ kakobrekla: theres hundreds of
trivia bots out
there
HeySteve: hello. kakobrekla, I wanted
to speak
to you about a
trivia bot
kakobrekla: if i keep everything
that comes
through my hands i will suffocate
kakobrekla: and also, i recently
trashed about 5 floppy drives, prolly all in working condition.
kakobrekla: meh i recall 'burning' a game at friends house
to ~20 floppies, only
to find ~5 not working when arrived home.
☟︎ Naphex: which is annoying
to
take down, and dash requres vlc
Naphex: fed
through a javascript player
cazalla: Naphex, what's
this mean? #11 Invalid streamType and/or streamServer settings for .
Naphex: only
tested in chrome, everything else blows up atm
punkman: all I get is
the loading strobe
assbot: Logged on 13-06-2015 22:26:32; pete_dushenski: 1) gpg version omitted, 2) revocation certification auto-generated, 3) auto-encrypt drafts, 4) warning message for idiots like
travis patron
that
they're about
to send an unencrypted reply
to an encrypted message
menahem:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=13-06-2015#1163644 << bahaha,
travis patron. "Travis Patron is a singularity researcher and cybereconomist most well-known for his
thought leadership into digital economies such as bitcoin... You can find him in
Toronto, apathetic
towards voting while hunting banksters for spare organs."
☝︎ ben_vulpes: <asciilifeform> how many
three-legged
tables, chairs ? << i for one would rather have
three-legged furniture: 3 points define a plane; any more and you have an overconstrained and rocking system
pete_dushenski: ;;later
tell bingoboingo
that 'reddit outrage' piece is impossible
to read dude. breaking start-up/startup into
two words might give you
two s.qntr shares but it makes shit unreadable and frankly a bit annoying.
tighten it up, smarten it up, eh.
punkman: "turns out my
team and
theirs had been working on
the same
thing and we didn’t even know about each other."
punkman: "when I was at Visa, I was leading an R&D group on Machine Learning
that was experimenting with Hadoop for near real-time analytics of purchases. anyway we worked a year on
that
thing, and it was awesome, but one day we get invited by another group at Visa who want
to show us something ‘amazing'."
pete_dushenski: it's more of a sense of
things
to come, a feeling of how valhalla might look
pete_dushenski: "strategic visioning" doesn't require
that anything even be written down
pete_dushenski: punkman: it's
the kind of
thing readily accomplished while sitting on
the
toilet
pete_dushenski: cazalla: lol i guess i'm one of
those unreasonable assholes who doesn't understand how
the world works
punkman: my favourite words from
the ethereum
transcript: "strategic visioning"
cazalla: they
tried
their best pete_dushenski, is
that not good enough for you?!
assbot: A Guide
To Buying 5000 Ether/Bitcoin, 2.5x More
Than Ethereum's Genesis Sale Offers | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... (
http://bit.ly/1JQxmsc )
pete_dushenski: 1) gpg version omitted, 2) revocation certification auto-generated, 3) auto-encrypt drafts, 4) warning message for idiots like
travis patron
that
they're about
to send an unencrypted reply
to an encrypted message
☟︎ pete_dushenski: just looking at 'gpg suits 2015.06' update and it actually adds some sensible improvements
to
the default settings
jurov: ^ mentioning
that, if you plan
to use
the key seriously, use 4096bit
pete_dushenski: i haven't used
the newest mac version, but it doesn't usually
take
that long
kalki: ok well I just subbed 2 special characters and
then generated... it happened really fast... I
thought it was supposed
to
take quite a bit of
time but it appears
to have generated in less
than 5 seconds...?
☟︎ pete_dushenski: not
that you can't add a few symbols or make
the second-last letter of every diceware word a capital if you so desire
pete_dushenski: it's designed
to be 'user-friendly' for fiatheads who
typically use
the same password everywhere
pete_dushenski: kalki: don't worry
too much about
the 'advice' of
the newest mac pgp client
kalki: jurov, funkenstein, ok and
thanks again I shall proceed
jurov: if you're a beginner, no use
to complicates
tuff by using multiple keys
funkenstein_: no prob :) I have only one, it's easier
that way. But if you want another distinct identity you can make as many as you want.
kalki: also
thanks for your help!
kalki: funkenstein,
the wiki says for WOT
that I should generate a gpg if I dont already have one... so do folks
typically use just one key? or is it smart
to have a seperate one for WOT distinct from communication etc?
kalki: funkenstein, it is
the latest mac client 2015.06
kalki: also, I am noticing
that when I log in
to #bitcoin-assets, just before it
transports me
to
the room, it says at
the bottom of
the screen
that
this nickname is already
taken and
that I should verify ownership or something... I assume
this means
that I need
to find a new nickname and
that it is not
talking about me just because I have been using it a couple months here..
kalki: thanks... ok so in attempting
to set up my first gpg account, I am following
the guide from contravex... so I am using
the 5 dice coupled with
the englich passphrase word list. So, I did 10
tosses, got
the words, but
then after entering,
the gpg client
tells me it is a weak pw as it contains no special characters. I read somewhere on
Trilema not
to change ANYTHING from what I get from
the dice
toss... so just seeking some soun
☟︎ kakobrekla: i paid more bitcoins
than you euros for mine
tho.
jurov: lucky bastards. i was caught, was not fined but had
to prop up my old daewoo by about 300 euro (using dubious parts)
to keep it legal
assbot: Logged on 13-06-2015 19:35:58;
trinque: exhaust pipe rusted off
assbot: Logged on 13-06-2015 17:52:56; danielpbarron: found
this while researching why XCP went up 30% over
the last few days
jurov: and i wondered off
the eulora server. event will
take place after chetty fixes it.
mod6 wonders off
to create a guide
mod6: i paid more for
this pos
then
the damn car.
mod6: this pos box, i can hear
the disk spining. "GRRRR GRRRR GRR GGRRRRRRR"
mod6: well, and
that
thing was a convert
too.. so, obv less weight
there.
danielpbarron: tea kettle's pin
that
the valve pivots on is loose and falling out
mod6: my old man had one of
the 1983 mercedes 380SLs.. but yeah i don't
think it weighed nearly as much as
those bigger frame ones like yours (MP) or Pete D's.
danielpbarron: t-shirts have holes in
them, iphone won't charge unless i rubber band
the cable into
the right position, etc..
danielpbarron: asciilifeform> what other kinds of broken everyday objects do you folks put up with ? << my (**picks up keyboard**) bicycle's breaks are shot and
the gear shifter is sketchy
trinque: in
the good old days, *you* were
the crumple-zone
mod6: but
that was back in
the day where cars were still made with full steel frames.
thing weighed 4000 lbs.
mod6: i once had an 1983 pontiac perrisan <sp> station wagon. it had 300`000 miles on it. got it for $750. it always made me laugh because when i shut it off, it would keep knocking for like ~20 seconds.
then backfire super loud.
trinque: had a lot of fun in
that car
though, got it at 16
mod6: tranny was bad
too 'eh
trinque: I'll drive my current vw
til it catches fire
mod6: i just can't figure it out why someone would want
to pay $300/mo for 6-7 years on a car loan for something "new" or "reasonable"
mod6: hahah,
that's awesome.
trinque: I still drove it at
that point
trinque: I once sold a car for $125, was probably in way worse shape
than yours
mod6: damn
thing probably runs
tho. *shrug*