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ben_vulpes: ;;later tell pete_dushenski if, you know, you don't want to be tarred with the 't3rrist gpg' brush
ben_vulpes: ;;later tell pete_dushenski add 'no-emit-version' to your ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf without quotes to...not emit version info.
ben_vulpes: <mike_c> [03:55] pop by c3 for a demo. or wait til next week. << huzzah
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: of note in that last article, is sheila is "former" then so is duncan
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: unless they're in my wot, the newsman takes the credit here
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Thank the source.
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: wd on the scoop!
BingoBoingo: Was going to wait for the certificate from NY, but it is a race against their announcement.
assbot: First from /qntra former FDIC chair Sheila Blair to /itBit board http://t.co/eCmhROYGjW /hashtag/Bitcoin?src=hash
BingoBoingo: http://qntra.net/2015/04/new-york-update-nyse-ceo-to-teraexchange-former-fdic-chair-to-itbit/ << Check out the other piece of scooped news, should be an exclusive
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: you're the boss :)
pete_dushenski: niederauer is arguably a bigger name than blythe masters
pete_dushenski: unless "make coins for the homeless" is use nuclear power for bitcoin mining
mircea_popescu: make coins for the homeless.
pete_dushenski: "Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi this week became the first Indian head of state to visit Canada in 42 years and promptly sealed a $700-million deal to buy uranium from a Saskatoon-based firm." << that's a lotta nukeage
mircea_popescu: soo apparently nielsen media made a web crawler, and they called it BLEXBot
mats: anyways good chat. sleepy time.
mircea_popescu: esp if dealed alabama whorley on the side.
assbot: Logged on 16-04-2015 03:24:05; mircea_popescu: you know between here and there it's nothing but inhospitable rocky crags populated by gay stone-age natives ?
mircea_popescu: get out of that third world country srsly.
mircea_popescu: hey alf i think your internet might be flaky.
mircea_popescu: i imagine the doctrine is "better break them in private when the only broken is that one than break them in war when *for lack of a nail* comes into play"
mats: nominally so -- 'corporal' til busted down
mats: more of em to break.
mircea_popescu: anyway, i appreciate the irony of the thread a day or two back with alf going all nazi on people's scents.
mircea_popescu: mats i can see why they do it tho.
pete_dushenski: http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/geekdad/images/2008/06/23/connectadesk.jpg << or this guy
would-liquify: pete_dushenski: i ought to have seen it as what it is, correctly, 'no sleep time'
pete_dushenski: next consideration is departure time
pete_dushenski: when searching for flights, i tend to organise them based on total travel time
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: they relaunched on april 8, i submitted this article to wrap up the loose end i created in saying 'they shut down' more than to be the first.
would-liquify: not only this, but might have to be scraped off the floor
would-liquify points out, for folks who aspire to attend conf-4 - saving ~500 usd by doubling layover time is -not- clever
pete_dushenski: what's the rush ?
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: I'll get it moved in time. Priorituzed publish speed
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: did you want to keep that cached image on contravex ? it might make sense to move it to qntra
mats: lotta broke souls in va hospitals because of this
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: np. just had to close the loop on my cavirtex story from a few months back
mats: whatever happened to being mounted. cmon.
mats: to this day i am annoyed by the emphasis on carrying heavy packs long distances in various mil schools
would-liquify: idk, where else can one get the enviable education
mircea_popescu: sounds like not so good times
mats: good times.
mats: broke my back in the train up and shat blood
mats: i tried to go to ranger school but as it turns out my frail azn body could not take the abuse
mats: ill have to read that
pete_dushenski: ;;later tell cazalla qntiness : http://dpaste.com/056AHEY.txt
mircea_popescu: you're like the soldier mats
mats: and shortly after, usg left iraq. afghan deployments were gone for the most part.
mats: bad timing. my battalion had just rotated back in after i arrived from basic
mircea_popescu: would-liquify theoretical shaped charge. not practical.
mircea_popescu: not leveraging the enemy's.
mircea_popescu: this war is to be won leveraging one's advantages,
pete_dushenski: ;;later tell BingoBoingo qntsideration : http://dpaste.com/3GNY7Z2.txt
mircea_popescu: insurgents do NOT have industrial ability to follow suit
mircea_popescu: the idea here being : us has the capacity to make purpose built item : too heavy armor for available weapons.
mats: never deployed tho sadly
would-liquify: mircea_popescu: nope. unless you are thinking of reactive armour
mats: i think so, yes
mircea_popescu: would-liquify but you can make armor so that no jet of hot metal cuts it, period.
would-liquify: but i will let mats and the folks who dug them in & out for a living, answer
mircea_popescu: i assume so, seieng how you're here to tell the story
would-liquify: afaik modern antimateriel mines emphasize shaped-charge and jet of hot metal rather than brissance or overpressure per se
mircea_popescu: (crater hole is also inside circle, so your radius is not the 1 m you lifted the tank
mircea_popescu: by the time you're a meter up, you're looking at a small projection on a circle.
mircea_popescu: and the higher it gets - exponentially more so.
mircea_popescu: because you realise, most of the pressure escapes to sides
would-liquify: but i do not know enough about the energy transfer
mats: no crawling around trenches, emplacing c wire, wutever
would-liquify: it would be interesting to calculate the optimum here from first principles
mats: and some mine clearance here and there
mircea_popescu: nope. a 20kg charge will lift a single 10 ton slab about a foot.
mats: i was personally trained to fight in urban environments and handle demo
mats: i don't know all that much about sappers historically
mircea_popescu: rather than 45.
mircea_popescu: tank, generously, 10 tons.
mircea_popescu: would-liquify calculate the blast nbeeded to launch tank those 10 meters high
mats: relegated to route clearance instead of hunting enemy
mats: sappers had worst job in theatre for a decade
would-liquify: for whatever value of tank
would-liquify: on the purely overpressure end of things - throwing the tank four stories high and letting the contents 'splat' also works.
mircea_popescu: i meant inside the vehicle.
would-liquify: mircea_popescu: sure it does. visit the drooling patients.
mats: generally in an attempt to catch the round and cause premature explosion
would-liquify: mircea_popescu: it isn't a g thing
would-liquify: eh, nets just resulted in tandem warheads
mircea_popescu: would-liquify not really. people routinely survive 6g. calculate the blast that will accelerate a 10 ton apv at 6g
mats: which is what the netting is for
mircea_popescu: (the sikriti io kept waiting for the us to open up - all the upset @ russia is over the rape they're delivering to us army via proxy in mid east)
mats: and just cook the dudes inside with a penetrative round
mircea_popescu: and at 10-20 tons... they'll just blow out the barrier instead
mike_c: pop by c3 for a demo. or wait til next week.
mircea_popescu: you can actually make vehicle so tough that no blast can do anything but move it
mats: e.g. piling on explosives next to highway barriers to direct blast against the side of the vehicle
mircea_popescu: what the fuck are they going to do ?
mats: because insurgents change up the targeting
mircea_popescu: why not just add six inches of composite armor sandwiched between steel plate and tracks ?
mircea_popescu: mats soo... the converted debeere plow ?!
mircea_popescu: i can't escape this feeling that us materiel is broken.
mats: sappers tend to ride those and huskies while doing route clearance