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pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu ftr, not my
title ! i also proposed including "the city"
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> 'cosmic rays' did
this. << beats null op heh
pete_dushenski: ok, so you stick with cash and
take 'pet' out for lovely restaurant dinner, fill gastank, buy best organic veggies and steaks.
pete_dushenski: though i'm sure pre-paid visas can be purchased on craigslist or
the like
pete_dushenski: it seems
that your lack of a meatspace broker is requiring expenses
to be out-of-pocket
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform as you've mentioned many a
time, but in
turn you're given stocks and options of some value
trinque: and
there is no such
thing as something without a cost
trinque: shinohai: I'm saying someone always foots
the bill
trinque: though perhaps money in
time
shinohai: I am not saying
there is anything wrong with free (Debian for example). Just
that if you want a different product with extended features,
those cost $
to develop/
trinque: yep, said it costs "someone something",
time in
this case
assbot: Logged on 10-06-2015 00:03:52;
trinque: pete_dushenski: ftr
the foundation's funded by a
tax
pete_dushenski: though
that's also
the result of low barriers
to entry
trinque: pete_dushenski: ftr
the foundation's funded by a
tax
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 09-06-2015 23:36:58; jurov: "You will be coming
to us and we will be working with you," a DECO officer recently explained
to academics. "When your ideas aren't necessarily
that formed, it may be
that we say
to you, 'Look, at
the moment we don't see any concern, come back
to us at a further stage'."
trinque: we're
talking about
the end user's packets
pete_dushenski: right, and we're
talking about
the end-user here, are we not ?
pete_dushenski: trinque so what should
the b-a foundation's bitcoind cost
to download ?
trinque: largest machine on earth if you consider it as such... and people
think it should cost nothing
shinohai: There *is* good free stuff online, I just don't expect it all
to be free.
shinohai: Free sure, but if I
tell
that
to my ISP
they likely will disconnect my service. xD
trinque: shinohai:
the internet is free comrade.
shinohai: I don't personally use it, I just love
those posts where
they bitch about paying for
things.
BingoBoingo: <shinohai> OMG we have
TO PAY FOR NICE
THINGS! <<
The last sorta decent Multibit happened between 0.5.11 and 0.5.13
trinque: jurov:
totalitarians going for broke eh?
mats: fun fact: You can resolve kernel module addresses on Windows by looking at
the session image list, which is linked
to from a fixed VA.
jurov: "You will be coming
to us and we will be working with you," a DECO officer recently explained
to academics. "When your ideas aren't necessarily
that formed, it may be
that we say
to you, 'Look, at
the moment we don't see any concern, come back
to us at a further stage'."
☟︎☟︎ mats: exactly
that galois
trinque: I used /dev/tcp magic making
that gentoo image for mod6
the other day
lobbes: I always overlook
the power of piping
lobbes: sweet
though,
this gives me stuff
to work with.
thanks everyone
trinque: redirects stderr
to stdout,
then stdout
to
the log
trinque: that's what I was
thinking of, yep
fluffypony: I
think on OS X / FreeBSD you need 2&1>
fluffypony: and
then get very frustrated when shit isn't working and I can't debug it
fluffypony: I normally pipe STDERR
to /dev/null because I don't need no steenking errors
fluffypony: you can just have a cronjob
that does something like
trinque: and
then blew up
trying
to
tell ya
trinque: lobbes: could've just been
that
the
thing had output, not necessarily an error
lobbes: no specifics on
the actual error.
lobbes: checked syslog, but
the error prompted me
to install an MTA
trinque: I guess depending on
the cron jobber;
there are quite a few of
them
lobbes is new
to
this cron job stuff.. surprised
to find
the -only- way
to see errors is
to email
them
to yourself (i.e cannot write
to local log)?
assbot: More
trouble for Airtel: Injects JavaScript code
to monitor data usage; activist receives notice -
Tech2 ... (
http://bit.ly/1KnxAaV )
mats: that letter is difficult
to read
mircea_popescu: looks like airtel didn't want
the news of
their fraud public ?
jurov: oh,
that. no, not needed it yet
trinque is bailing from python as he can find excuse
to
trinque: yeah, I suppose you can write against
that six module right?
jurov: i'm fine with py3k, if you get acclimatized it's actually easy
to write stuff compatible with both
jurov: yeah, since you're supposed
to have 2 versions plus pypy plus whatnot working alongside something is bound
to break
trinque: gentoo has
this crazy indirection between
the various python versions (is I suspect
the culprit, don't care enough
to delve futher)
trinque: jurov: I've
totally fucked up my python install several
times on gentoo, having
to re-emerge python-exec, wtf ever
that is
ben_vulpes: but i suppose
that i just don't understand how
the (c, unix, haskell, programmering) world actually works