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ben_vulpes: if you set your staging and sandboxen up with bitcoinds
that only
talk
to other bitcoinds you control
that have never seen
the mainchain
ben_vulpes: yeah
there's a mess of branches
throughout
the codebase
that do different
things based on "if
testnet"
davout: if you have a configurable genesis block it removes
the need for
testnet entirely
davout: ugh, didn't know about
that
ben_vulpes: there are odd
transaction relay rules etc i
think
ben_vulpes: mas o menos
that it's not actually a proxy for bitcoin anymore
davout: if you want some "test
thing" make it behave like "real
thing"
davout: yea,
that's absolutely retarded
ben_vulpes: "diverged" <<
the whole block diff=1
thing, f.ex.
davout: which makes
testing easier on a few accounts
davout: paymium has a staging environment, and a sandbox environment, both run against
testnet
ben_vulpes: well enlighten my sorely sleep deprived ass - what's
the use case for
testnet?
davout: so random fucktards can't point
their asics at it preventing me from mining with a cpu
ben_vulpes: testnet has diverged so far from mainnet
that i don't even really understand
the point of it anymore
davout: ben_vulpes: if you want a different
testnet you just need a different genesis block and a couple ports of your liking
ben_vulpes: or is
this
the "rip out all magic constants"
thread again
ben_vulpes: remind me of why
the genesis block matters please?
ben_vulpes: <davout> [08:21] so
TIL
that
testnet doesn't behave like main net and will allow blocks of diff 1
to be mined whenever it "has been
too long" between
two blocks <<
this
testnet stuff is bullhockey
ben_vulpes: should surprise everyone with some rain in
the afternoon
pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu: well i look ever-so-forward
to
the follow-up articles providing morsels of dispensed wisdom a la dragonfly piece
pete_dushenski: that institutional revolutionary party, like
the communist party of china, does capitalism better
than
the rest of
the socialist pretenders
pete_dushenski: so
the great white north is left with oilsands and e-commerce, while
the mexicans
take over
the added value industries in
the way
that china did in
the last few decades.
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chetty: lobbes, if people ever actually
targeted
their anger at
the real root of any issue
the world would be very different
lobbes: silly how no anger is being directed
toward
the faulty security of
the site itself
lobbes: 'I don't have any solid proof, and even if
there was, it would be a matter for
the victims and
the police only' < l0l
danielpbarron: actually can you not approve my previous comment for moderation. i just realized such a post could direct an entire hate mob at a
twitter account and
that's not responsible for me
to do.
This guy could just be a fan of
the guy who posted
the list. I don't have any solid proof, and even if
there was, it would be a matter for
the victims and
the police only.
danielpbarron: He's
the only person on
Twitter who is regularly posting links
to
that blog site. So
the accounts must be connected somehow. Based on
that account's
Tweets,
there's a lot of hostility
towards women, feminists, "SJW's", and women related
things.
mats: can
testify
to experiencing such
training -- has such gems as 'if you're intoxicated you can't consent', up
to and including both parties effectively raping each other if
they both happen
to be inebriated
ascii_modem: everything from
the stenotype
transcriber
to
the case law search
to... you get
the drift
ascii_modem: consider - close
to 100% of u.s. juridicial whatevers, have winblows in
the loop
ascii_modem: there are 'places'
to which usg - while exists as such - simply will -not- go, and where
the question can only be re: -which- specific set of sophistries will be made use of
to avoid going
there
assbot: South Africa's ageing white mercenaries who helped
turn
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The Guardian ... (
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ascii_modem: usg wins
this one - because alternative - holding pd
to hygienic standards - is 'skies-fall' mega-inconceivable
BingoBoingo: ascii_modem: If you
take a look at
the affidavit exhibit D is enlightening
ascii_modem: re:
turdware piece: probably normal infector
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: updated
to include a link
to
the de-pdf'd affidavit. Lots of exhibits so
txt didn't work.
BingoBoingo: IT guy went
to suspicious seminars between
the filing of
the case and
the delivery of evidence
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: I'll deturd
the pdf of
the affidavit (probably should have earlier), in
the context of
the rest of
the misconduct it accidentallied its way
there isn't
too plausible.
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davout: correct solution is "make it possible
to configure an arbitrary genesis block"
davout: "let's make something
to
test our stuff, but let's make it behave differently"
davout: so
TIL
that
testnet doesn't behave like main net and will allow blocks of diff 1
to be mined whenever it "has been
too long" between
two blocks
mircea_popescu: ;;later
tell peterl if i recall corectly and you have hosting on
the blogs.polimedia.us server with me, please change
the ns
to ns1.trilema.com ns2.trilema.com
the old server is going down.
the account has been already moved.
BingoBoingo can not recommend personal fantasy escapes
to anyone else
BingoBoingo: OMG mircea_popescu discovered why even
though Islands are shitty
the Phillipines interest me as an expatriation point
williamdunne: At least when you see it you know
that its got something
to do with bitcoin
williamdunne: I
thought it would be interesting
to see what people are willing
to do with anonymity, and what
they would pay
to keep it
mircea_popescu: supposedly someone cares enough
to pay
them, but i kinda doubt it's worth anyone's
time.
mircea_popescu: you could just as well hire indonesians
to write random shit.
there's a bunch of "reviews" sites spamming
this crap,
there was one even discussed in
the logs, made an entry about "the bitbet casino"
williamdunne: See if you can
throw some police stations/prisons/parliaments in
there
williamdunne: You just know
that if you managed
to get a few people on it
they would all be dumb enough
to sign on with facebook
williamdunne: A website focussed at schools/universities/whatever,
that would allow you
to login via Facebook and "anonymously" make posts about other attendees. And
then several months into
the operation, slowly begin revealing
the names of
the OPs - with
the option of paying a (bitcoin) bribe
to have it not revealed
williamdunne: I had (what I
think) is an interesting idea
the other day. Which could be rather educational for some people and entertaining for others
williamdunne: I
think MPEX needs a logo carved in stone, preferably with some sort of bird of prey on it
williamdunne: Ah I guess its about 3 years since MPEX and 6 years since bitcoin.
Thats like a bank lasting from
the 1820s in
the fiat world
BingoBoingo: williamdunne:
Today I am drinking Vodka
to celebrate
the advent of more of Bitcoin's history involving MPOE/MPEx
than not
BingoBoingo: williamdunne: At
that
time
that was written author had plenty of history
to work with.
williamdunne: >while constantly accusing pretty much everyone else in
the bitcoin community of being a scammer
williamdunne: BingoBoingo: Impressive how accurate
they are, guessing
they must know some backstory
BingoBoingo: williamdunne:
The best part is
the html comes from no earlier
than from some bit later
than 1993
williamdunne: Moral of
the story? It can be hard
to judge people."
williamdunne: Thank you Mircea for your services
to
the bitcoin community and for apparently being an honest and
trustworthy entrepreneurial businessman. (Making you perhaps
the only honest and
trustworthy Romanian I know.)
williamdunne: "Shady ROMANIAN character opens up unregistered bitcoin options exchange (complete with HTML from 1993) on his personal website (which also hosts porn) and charges exorbitant fees just
to join, while constantly accusing pretty much everyone else in
the bitcoin community of being a scammer, and, along with his (possibly virtual) -PR lackey, acts like a loudmouthed douchebag ... but apperantly scams no
williamdunne: The only really amazing
thing
to me is
that we haven't seen
this entry on
the list:
williamdunne: Just read
this comment from a couple years back, speaks strongly:
assbot: Logged on 15-04-2015 01:34:43; adlai: well
that would've sucked for all
the prussians, although i guess
they could've been deported
to palestine, or uganda
mircea_popescu: felipelalli
the funny
thing about english as used here is
that it's not really familiar
to about 90% of native english speakers either.
mircea_popescu: apparently google misses
trilema, even sent me an email.