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jurov: ascii_field: you seen a pamflet claiming ada was intended as elaborate hoax
to set back russian progrmamers?
BingoBoingo: ascii_field: Updated looking into
that aspect more
ascii_field: BingoBoingo: you left out key detail in petraeus article -
the 'black books' were
the man's own notebooks
mike_c: it makes me a little nervous
though
that it is written by a self declared shitty go programmer
though :)
mike_c: separation of
the irc bot part and
the service part. a good idea.
mike_c: this
tenyks
thingy..
this looks cool
vhost-: I have a lot
to learn here
danielpbarron: trinque, it's a mystery by design for
the purpose of preventing gaming of
the system
NewLiberty: SSL won't stop WCCP intermediaries or anyone with #enable (or better) in your path, but it keeps
the lesser evils at bay.
☟︎ trinque: vhost-: you should be able
to !up yourself from now on
assbot: Successfully added a rating of 3 for vhost- with note: wrote
tenyks, on which deedbot is based
trinque: !rate vhost- 3 wrote
tenyks, on which deedbot is based
NewLiberty: Raises
the barrier
to entry for
the session hijacking biz
assbot: Key F3188BF2 / "Kyle
Terry <kyle@kyleterry.com>" successfully imported.
assbot: Searching pgp.mit.edu for key with fingerprint: DAAEE6B5D72910B74A6F01F952A4B5B2F3188BF2.
This may
take a few moments.
BingoBoingo: NewLiberty: Even if it wasn't hard
to count on SSL for actual security.
assbot: That does not seem
to be a valid fingerprint.
danielpbarron: assbot should also accept a link
to an ascii armored public key like deedbot; not sure why it still depends on a keyserver and fingerprints
☟︎ trinque: vhost-: !register <key fingerprint> should do it, I
think
vhost-: I don't
think I've pushed mine up yet
vhost-: does it need
to be on a keyserver?
trinque: yar, I
think it
takes
the fingerprint
trinque: vhost-: deedbot- is only listening
to add-key and add-deed
trinque: vhost- is a friend of mine who wrote
the bot deedbot- is based upon
danielpbarron: maybe i'm just not well informed, having never used such a service, but what is
the point if
these
things are all forbidden? (irc, peer-to-peer, etc..)
lobbes: edis changed its
TOS
to ban IRC bouncers and "BitCoin" activities; I am in
the market for a new vps provider
BingoBoingo: Cannot call men
to arms until solidly 'Schweiched'
BingoBoingo: ascii_field: My impression is
that once one assents
to
the role of directing and agency,
they are forced
to become insulated from actual charge over
their subordinates
to prevent 'antihills'
ascii_field: lol, most of
the lawbreaking seems
to involve...
the man keeping his own notebooks after retirement
adlai: it seems
to be a stylistic choice, everything in
the basis is past
tense
adlai: you mean section 10 of
the factual basis?
adlai: if you look at
the officers
that defected from assad's army
together with
their
troops, higher ranks are increasingly rare
ascii_field: adlai: in a healthy civilization,
they are
the -only ones- who have it
adlai isn't sure how much ability somebody so high has
to call
the _men_
to arms
ascii_field: neither judge, nor prosecutor, nor any of
the various 'preets' involved
thought about anthills
ascii_field: nobody, evidently
thought 'what if he calls his men
to arms?'
☟︎ ascii_field: interesting
that
this kind of
thing can be done
to a general and former cia fuhrer
☟︎ adlai: yes, naive market making underperforms holding during rallies like
this
adlai: guy's not heard of
the waterfall?
chetty: <jurov> strip mining of human resources is usually not
the best strategy// strip miners ..also know as gubermint
jurov: strip mining of human resources is usually not
the best strategy
ben_vulpes: the freemen who
take 100% plus organs are actually
the lords.
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to
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jurov: guess i'll end up with
that.
jurov: which is exactly what electrum server seems
to be doing :/
jurov: ikr,
the database is supposed
to index
the blockchain so
that getting
transaction history for a wallet does not require
to scan gigabytes of data
BingoBoingo: jurov: It's
that database on
top of
the other database on
top of yet another database
jurov: 🚽 🚾 wtf
there are
two? i'd say one is supposed
to have lid open and other one closed, but
that's not what standard says
jurov: ethereum server has become incredible hog...trying
to run it on same hardware
than some years ago, it's now impossible
to sync
danielpbarron: You are blocked from following @ethereumproject and viewing @ethereumproject's
Tweets. Learn more
mike_c: Yeah. listed Oct. 13, i
think first post was like a week earlier
jurov: lol you know what? let's put it
to bitbet
mike_c: it has been foretold
that once s.qntra and s.mpoe cross, BTC will reach ATH.
☟︎ jurov: spill
the beans, nao!
mike_c: not
that i am masterminding
the conspiracy
jurov: isn't d.cbse
the highest share price?
mike_c: it's part of
the conspiracy
to make qntra
the highest share price on mpex
cazalla: fwiw, vessenes' announcements
that were once on bitcoinfoundation.org have been purged and only avail via archive.org now
☟︎ cazalla: so when did vessenes become involved in
the foundation, from what i'm reading, it was gavin
that floated and promoted
the idea of it back in october 2011 (piecing
together some history as suggested by.. who, i forget)
mircea_popescu: you don't pay free men what you want
to pay
them. you pay half of what you make or you die at
their hands.
mircea_popescu: e money has
to go somewhere, and it’s not going
to go
to
the providers of capital because
the providers of capital
to professional services companies have no negotiating leverage."
mircea_popescu: "If you
think bankers make
too much money, focusing on how much
they are paid will get you nowhere. If
they are not paid 50% of firm revenue,
they will go
to another bank
that will pay
them
that much. If no bank will pay
them
that much,
they will go start a new bank. If
that sort of compensation is outlawed at any bank present or future,
they will start a bank where
they are
the equity owners and get paid
that much.
Th
mircea_popescu: "When reading, keep in mind
that I have so many conflicts of interest
that I have conflicts in places where other people don’t even have interests."
ben_vulpes: im not saying
the *usg* has
to hold
the roads and rails.
mircea_popescu: oh gawd,
the 80s,
time of bad hair, bad clothes and people who
thought stapler discounters are a hot vc idea.
mircea_popescu: "One of
the hottest venture capital investment ideas–bankrolling office-supply discount chains–is starting
to sour. In
the past
two years, investors poured nearly $200 million into at least 16 office-supply “supermarket” chains. But
today,
the flood of entrants
threatens a market-share war, and
the result may be hard
times."
mircea_popescu: a
theoretical knowledge osama experimentally verified.
ben_vulpes: there are more or less 2 major
thoroughfares, and
they're pretty chokeable.
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to
top $500 before 1st May"
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ben_vulpes: migrations north are going
to be slow.
ben_vulpes: i don't know, man! it's one fifteen in
the morning and i'm
tearing my hair out over how
to plan for just
the next decade.