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mike_c: right, but bids don't need
to keep going up
to incentivize writers
mike_c: i
thought
that a couple
times, but
then
the bids kept going up.
thestringpuller: mike_c: hard
to distinguish buyer frenzy from investors paying for content.
assbot: Logged on 25-02-2015 23:13:49; mike_c: insanity. qntra bids are over 0.0003? going
to be
the priciest share on mpex soon.
assbot: Logged on 19-07-2014 01:48:07; decimation: He remembered having seen several
trucks like
this
today in various parts of Moscow.
Taking out his notebook he wrote with his dark-red fountain pen: 'Now and again on
the streets of Moscow you meet food delivery vans, clean, well-designed and hygienic. One must admit
that
the city's food supplies are admirably well organized.'"
assbot: Logged on 19-07-2014 01:48:06; decimation: "Buffeting its load of
tightly packed bodies,
the gaily painted orange and blue
truck drove on
through
the streets, passed a railway station and stopped at a crossroads.
There, halted by a
traffic-light, stood
the dark-red car belonging
to
the Moscow correspondent of
the Paris newspaper LIBERATION, on his way
to a hockey match at
the Dynamo Stadium. On
the side of
the van
the correspondent read
the words
decimation: maybe we can be in
the same 'meat van' as asciilifeform when we are being
taking
the
the sharashka
decimation: <nubbins`> probably unrelated but
there's been a comms van w/ gov plates parked down
the road from me for like a week
decimation: re: cosmonaut's gun: I
thought it was for besting wild bears if
the capsule lands in
the urals
mircea_popescu: well i lost a main router somehow
too. supposedly was a power outage downtown
decimation: possibly due
to anti-ddos animatronics
thestringpuller: trinque: lets have a LISP
tutorial when I'm
tripping instead of drunk ;)
trinque: just imagine everything's one of
those, and
there are no implicit orders of operation except up
thestringpuller: i use procedural paradigm when using Python and Ruby
tho...
thestringpuller: i also don't use emacs but when
trying
to learn, it really really really made me want
toss my computer out a window
thestringpuller: i don't use VIM outside
text editing so I don't know
the capacicty
to which it is customizable
ben_vulpes: granted, nothing
that vim doesn't do (poorly)
thestringpuller: thestringpuller: like what OS, browser,
text editor do you use on your local
that you don't have
to use a mouse
to navigate?
thestringpuller: trinque: ah.
the only client i've used is mirc, and as I just
told ben_vulpes i hate mice.
trinque: thestringpuller: weechat's kind of butt, just less butt
than other
things I've used
ben_vulpes: i never
take my hands off
the keyboard.
ben_vulpes: cutting and pasting etc must fit within emacs
text manipulation paradigms.
thestringpuller: ben_vulpes: i used
to belive
this but I don't like using mice. I find
the use of a mouse kills my wrist.
ben_vulpes: it's good for
the
things for which it is good
ben_vulpes: thestringpuller: re
tmux etc like alf, i pretty much refuse
to work in a
terminal
trinque: where is
the simple bouncer
trinque: right now I'm just weechatting in a
tmux+mosh
trinque: it claims
to be what I want
ben_vulpes: all i really know is how
to ask about what others do and run my own experiments.
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: what
typeface do you use?
thestringpuller: ben_vulpes: why not use a screen multiplexer? like
tmux or screen?
ben_vulpes: the most obvious route
to me at
the
time was
to run emacs in a
terminal on a remote host.
ben_vulpes: i like manipulating
text in emacs, but wanted a persistent connection
to b-a.
ben_vulpes: followed by emacsclient crashing emacs --daemon every
time
the x11 frame disappeared
ben_vulpes: aquamacs -> railwaycat emacs port -> erc in a
terminal on a remote host -> frustrations with
tiling window managers in os x -> discovery of xmonad, ratpoison and friends -> x11 configuration -> stumpwm -> emacs on os x in x11 -> horrific bastard mode of "znc" on local machine with "znc" running on remote host -> emacs on remote host as bouncer displaying on a local x11 frame
ben_vulpes is baffled as
to why guessing would be necessary
ben_vulpes: i've finally grown up a bit
then i guess.
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Be aware
that Henry is with a Gawker Media venture
ascii_field: pete_dushenski: but keep in mind
that data centre doesn't sell pipe alone
pete_dushenski: ascii_field just so i can have a ballpark feel for
the numbers, let's say dc
pete_dushenski: "thank you for carrying out our policy, here's
the bill"
pete_dushenski: "Morgan Stanley
to Pay $2.6 Billion
to Settle Mortgage Cases" << more usg
tax collection
assbot: Hey /halophoenix,
tip of
the cap for mentioning GPG in your list of 'best file encryption
tools'. Consider
this an invite
to bitcoin-assets.