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williamdunne: " Lawmakers were not around at the time,
as Congress was out of session on spring break. They are expected to reconvene on Monday. "
assbot: Logged on 13-04-2015 22:21:13; jurov: "Finally, some people conflate the idea of a global transition from plain HTTP to HTTPS
as a move by CA's to make more money. They might argue that first, we need to get rid of CA's or provide an alternative path for obtaining certificates. I disagree. Switching from plain HTTP to HTTPS is step one. Step two might include adding more avenues for establishing trust and authentication."
jurov: "Finally, some people conflate the idea of a global transition from plain HTTP to HTTPS
as a move by CA's to make more money. They might argue that first, we need to get rid of CA's or provide an alternative path for obtaining certificates. I disagree. Switching from plain HTTP to HTTPS is step one. Step two might include adding more avenues for establishing trust and authentication."
☟︎ jurov:
as "free money" i tend to imagine something other
trinque:
as far
as which distro, it's just a matter of preference; nothing in one or the other will rule out operating on the pogo
Michail1: Thanks.
As I was converting the plug, I discovered that both builds were listed/suggested, but wanted to know if there was a reason to choose one over the other. Hell, I will just make one of each since there is no compelling reason to do one over the other.
Michail1: intended to be used only
as a full node.
ascii_field: Michail1: what is the machine used for? for instance, if
as a blunt weapon, than a length of chain is preferably to debian -and- arch
ascii_field: ^ and yes this doesn't exist because it is not physically possible to implement it
as a hard guarantee (why is an exercise for the reader)
ascii_field: it is mostly worthless
as presently implemented
ascii_field: but operator should select path on file system and give, e.g., destination pubkey for a ciphergram,
as operand on commandline.
ascii_field: funkenstein_: so one could use a bitcoin key for gpg privkey << i am still at a loss
as to why one might wish to do this..
ascii_field: pete_dushenski: remote access to keys ? << not
as such
lobbes: <ben_vulpes> gpg 1.4 is the only gpg to use << oy, so my privkey isn't
as private
as I thought? I feel like I'm always realizing I'm using the borked versions of all the things
pete_dushenski: ascii_field: nonsense. there's no such thing
as someone who isn't interesting to look at.
pete_dushenski: ascii_field: i recall this well
as these are the source of the only pictures i've ever seen of you
pete_dushenski: and
as far
as waitering goes, $7,328.20 seems pretty, pretty, pretty sweet
pete_dushenski: "Amazon Echo is designed around your voice. It's always on—just ask for information, music, news, weather, and more. Echo begins working
as soon
as it detects the wake word."
nubbins`: Under questioning from James Walsh, an Assistant United States Attorney, Mr. Flynt said he got the tape from a mystery man he identified only
as ''the samurai.''
Vexual: unwritten
as a screenplay
nubbins`: knowing wtf you're at would be unheard of
as well
mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski not
as hard
as it was for this guy to figure out the cook leaves the door open eh ?
nubbins`: anyway, despite the fact that this guy works
as a cook at various 4-star restaurants
nubbins`: brb but i legitimately am curious
as to how you think i can catch a disease from a clean fork
nubbins`: this is almost
as retarded
as leaving the front door not only unlocked, but actually /not fully closed/, a total of 8 times so far /this year/
nubbins`: some years ago, my father showed me this "certification booklet" that he carried
as part of his job (gov marine safety inspections)
mircea_popescu: conversely : if you're going to con people, take the least time possible. you'll deliver just
as much con to each victim, but make more money at it.
mircea_popescu:
as the expression goes, when hiring a shaman don't hire the "best", hire the cheapest
mircea_popescu: admitting that the two ways any group of people could be organised
as are strictly 1. it's only funny until someone loses an eye. then it's hysterical and b. minimize the discomfort of everyone an' love them whether they want to or not,
adlai: which could imply any number of things, such
as "at which sovereign did you hail before you realized you needed none"
ben_vulpes: i'm just going to use it
as a filter, the same way i filter against men who button the top button of their shirt when not wearing a tie.
mircea_popescu: pious fraud. no history was ever told any other way, because the principal driver behind history
as a human behaviour is exactly what Chillum was describing re his involvement in wikipedia.
mircea_popescu: what if i started an encyclopedia presenting the current state of "web development"
as indicative of what computing science is ?
mircea_popescu: that it's badmouthed by the lazy, and that the encyclopedists pushed this angle where the late failure is presented
as pars pro toto reporesentative... well.
mircea_popescu: regularly children
as old
as 12 are listed
as "servants". girls, mostly.
ascii_modem: them to be told apart easily,
as typewrtrs
mircea_popescu: "That Lakota men did not like to be called "heart of a woman" in council meetings is less likely to mean that women were regarded
as inferior than that the warrior's role was sharply set off from the woman's role". Check it out, both the Lakota and Hassrick managed to figure it out!
decimation: yes, and it's seen
as noble because it embiggens 'the other' in the third whom they idolize
mircea_popescu: no bureaucracy EVER did anything. it has
as much agency
as rain.
mircea_popescu: i said this before, but perhaps not
as clearly : no totalitarian state oppressed the people. ever.
mircea_popescu: like the retarded native americans go through the tsa anal gefingerpoken so
as to be clarified of their sins ?
mircea_popescu: in fairness,
as far
as pop music is concerned, not understanding what the lyrics say is a net plus.
trinque: probably
as simple
as "because they gorge on our shitty entertainment, like the morons everywhere"
mircea_popescu: this entire "we've been sitting on an order for 36 hours" thing is entirely novel. no idea when it came in, but it strikes me
as outlandish.
mircea_popescu: journalist
as opposed to indian battery chicken, i guess. "i cluck at the keyboard just like the wetbacks, but in not being a wetback i get to call myself a journalist. by trade!"
chetty: decimation certainly, even
as far north
as Maryland but I don't think it was the majority
decimation:
as long
as there is a 'reasonable basis' for the law (
as in, usg can provide any reason whatsoever"
mircea_popescu: this is the libertard verbiage
as to why king abolished proper title. "the drunkard nobles wanted to be able to sell!!1"
decimation: in order to sell such a thing legally in the us, you must explictly gain usg's permission, after suitably demonstrating that it works
as claimed
mircea_popescu: st for the monitor screen was $8K (at least that was what I was told). My recollection was that the manufacturing cost of a Symbolics machine was over $40K. Hence, about one-third of the cost of a machine was the keyboard, mouse, and display. I told people within Symbolics to consider using a dumb display
as the front-end (something like a Datapoint terminal). I can remember one employee telling me something like "if p
decimation: re: smaller office < note that one disadvantage that mit has is that because they are taken superficially
as 'the hotness', they probably encounter very little negative feedback on obviously fucktarded behavior
assbot: Logged on 12-04-2015 02:56:07; asciilifeform: revoltingly studious think-in-the box bitches, just
as you might imagine
decimation:
as I recall, it was 'first to market' - well before mobile phone data plans were reasonably available (for non-bezzle price)
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform incidentally : best way to find out of magic packeted or not - actually deploy it
as p2p relay
as described. once wash dc is full of them you'll find out alright.
decimation:
as I recall moldbug once linked to some pretty convincing evidence re:ayers wrote obama's autobiography
mircea_popescu: and you will notice that even
as an amateur - she ALSO charges for queing, ie, after the fact.
mircea_popescu: anyway, it is at best naive to imagine whore is whore "because the money". not so. whore does not give a shit, at which point might
as well be paid. because - queue. has to be sorted somehow.
mircea_popescu: it's a very simple thing : whores are, in point of fact, for the fact of having been whores, superior to "mere women", ie, the usual vanilla nitwit. this is a fact, incontrovertible
as the fact that the sun is glowier than the moon.
mircea_popescu: i prefer to refer to that other thing
as kim-il-nigger. seems adequate.
mircea_popescu: istinct from the title of Lecturer, which signifies adjunct status. Like Obama, each of the Law School's Senior Lecturers has high-demand careers in politics or public service, which prevent full-time teaching. Several times during his 12 years
as a professor in the Law School, Obama was invited to join the faculty in a full-time tenure-track position, but he declined."
mircea_popescu: "From 1992 until his election to the U.S. Senate in 2004, Barack Obama served
as a professor in the Law School. He was a Lecturer from 1992 to 1996. He was a Senior Lecturer from 1996 to 2004, during which time he taught three courses per year. Senior Lecturers are considered to be members of the Law School faculty and are regarded
as professors, although not full-time or tenure-track. The title of Senior Lecturer is d
mircea_popescu: and speaking of the muppet in chief : anyone ever recall that embarassment when he was calling himself a "professor of constitution" while having been a lecturer, so eventually chicago came out with "he was REGARDED
as a professor" ?
assbot: Logged on 12-04-2015 02:47:09; asciilifeform: how to take out sentry in any way that doesn't count
as 'hand' ?
mircea_popescu: they only exist because you saved the unsaveable
as well,
mircea_popescu: just
as much a part of it is invisible, and that invisibly decayed.
mircea_popescu: much like any living organism, the text can only be interpreted in its environment (here - the people who wrote it), and only
as a functional, living thing.
mircea_popescu: not only very very sad
as it decays... but also mindboggling.
mircea_popescu: which is why despising mit
as a group is so important : people who despise their inept professors may survive them even when forced by events to work there.
assbot: Logged on 12-04-2015 02:29:20; asciilifeform: but i presently believe that it is the -duty- of any literate man of science today to despise mit and everything it now stands for, just
as, e.g., an honest historian or anthropologist must despise harvard.