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mircea_popescu: punkman: ^ if
the block
the bundle
tx ends up in disappears, I
think best idea is
to make new
tx << no.
there's exactly no reason for deedbot
to have block awareness. if
the
tx disappears, it should not notice.
mircea_popescu: chetty: email
that actually sends what you want and nothing else would be a worthy project :) << better
than darmkail and other bs at any rate.
jurov: in any webmail, you can save
the finished message as draft and
then
try
to gpg verify
the
text.
that should
take care of 90% of above problems
jurov: asciilifeform: how do you propose
the lint would work? run on saved mailbox?
TomServo: I noticed a fully-synced node maintains its IRC connection. I was curious if
that's desirable, and also if
that means you're made a candidate
to fill other nodes?
mircea_popescu: punkman: always makes me
think "is
this
the day I get droned?" << just checking
the line's still live.
mircea_popescu: short of implementing
the phantomcircuit hack and emailing everyone who ever emailed it anythging
the whole error log every
time
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform: jurov: without so much as a burp. << you knoiw you keep saying
this, but it's an email drop. how would you want it
to burp ?
mircea_popescu: "All programs have been written, and
that program is Lisp. With perfection already attained, implementation is left
to
the ignorant who do not already know
the
truth of
this." << shit, now i know why i don't code.
mircea_popescu: jurov im reading
the logs see why my email died, haven't gotten
therer yet but will presently.
jurov: mircea can do
the same
to get his email out
jurov: phoundation's seeds replaced with
this_is_lame.txt, distributed
mircea_popescu: but
the point is, since some of
the brighter young minds on forum have
taken
to reading
the logs, pointing out
the plain obvious now and again is god's work
mircea_popescu: who with a clue is ever surprised by
the facts of any matter in discussion ?
mircea_popescu: yes, a supermajority. bluematt did mopst of
the post 0.5.3
testing
that's not retarded,
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform pieter wuille. one of
the more sane people involved.
mircea_popescu: jurov sure but i
thought
there was some funny story involved
jurov: alf, presumably your email client did
this:
jurov: yes, clearsigned
texts display directly in archive
mircea_popescu: according
to
the five year old,
the burning house is no immediate cause of concern, he has his
teddy.
mircea_popescu: "economic lolexperts in webeconomies have reviewed
the fact
that
they have nfi what's what , what matters and where
to look"
mircea_popescu: and whilke
this massacre's going on, "uh oh, 20mb blocks, it will work fine"
mircea_popescu: people keep derping about uh oh, 7k nodes. BULLSHIT. we're down from 270k
to 61.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: mod6: still some 32400 nodes out
there << no. look at
that shit!
thestringpuller: "I'm going
to drill holes in
the bottom of all
the mugs
to illustrate a point"
thestringpuller: d00d in office used
to joke about
the mongodb coffee mugs
they had given us
thestringpuller: jurov: yea.
that was a really big story when it first came out. A lot of people started migrating of mongodb
mircea_popescu: ie,
the reality produced by
the "consensus" of
the "community" of "developers" on
twitter.
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mircea_popescu: fluffypony: "but WaffleDB is so much faster
than mysql!" - which is a great argument if you're counting pageviews or storing log entries <<< yeah, which is a great argumrent
too bad it's irrelevant.
lobbes: jurov: aha, I had not for some
time. I'm digging
the new look
mircea_popescu: tx is either in
the main chain or in
the mempool.
the forks/orphans/we are irrelevant.
mircea_popescu: trinque: should I be de-publishing
things
that ended up
timestamped on a dropped fork? <<
things can't end up detimestamped in
the first place.
mircea_popescu: berkley db WAS NO GOOD because not modern enough. key value stores not a problem.
those are good.
mircea_popescu: trinque:
these "key value stores" are a joke << you don't understand
the power ranger power range!
jurov: PeterL: asciilifeform's email had about hundred lines. if you make me a code
that can unwrap
them right in polynomial
time...
artifexd: Current gossipd status: Education still in progress. Code
to
the point of loading keys and accepting connections.
PeterL: jorov: if messages get disastrously wrapped, could your program automatically unwrap
them?
coderwill: If you ever read or listen
to Alan Watts
this
topic gets really subjective. :)
coderwill: that's an interesting question - I would say yes, but
that I debate whether or not
that is actually English or a regionalism
coderwill: hehe, I know a few latin americans
that might disagree w/
that sentiment.
PeterL: re generating seedlist: once conected,
the node has a list of working connections, yes? So dump some data from our working nodes into a file,
that is our new seedlist for new nodes. Update periodically for people
to grab from Foundation website.
jurov: imma using
the phrase "it got disastrously wrapped" from now on
jurov: if attached, it will get converted into quoted-printable or such. but few email clients are able
to do it with body,
too
jurov: "
to accommodate
the many implementations of user interfaces
that display
these messages which may
truncate, or disastrously wrap,
the display of more
than 78 characters per line" OMFG
mod6: oh yeah, i stopped it for now. i'll mess with it later
tonight.
punkman: can't even find option
to
turn it off.
punkman: ^ if
the block
the bundle
tx ends up in disappears, I
think best idea is
to make new
tx
chetty: email
that actually sends what you want and nothing else would be a worthy project :)
assbot: Logged on 03-02-2015 05:11:42;
trinque: should I be de-publishing
things
that ended up
timestamped on a dropped fork?
jurov: everyone PLEASE either wordwrap
text before signing, or attach it as file so
that email client as no chance
to munge it (you can leave empty body
then)
jurov: punkman: your email client wordwrapped
the clearsigned
text, i was able
to undo it
jurov: asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: was not able
to determine why sig is bad. pls pastebin
the original
jurov: uff..
three discarded msgs from btc-dev?
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cazalla: mebe
telemarkets and auto dialer couldn't find anyone free at
the call centre
to put you
through
to
punkman: (actually says "Goodbye", not
translated, with a somewhat american accent)
cazalla: i dunno, "goodbye" sounds a bit prophetic, i'd be getting
the
tinfoil hat and shotty, parachute at
the ready
punkman: granted, I'm not in drone country and
the paranoia feels a couple decades early.
punkman: always makes me
think "is
this
the day I get droned?"
punkman: there's
this robocaller
that waits for me
to pick up
the phone and say something, pauses for a short
time,
then says "Goodbye" and hangs up.
trinque: they can discuss how best
to attach bitcoin
to
the side of a sinking ship
trinque: why don't
they just invite
the phoundation
to
the real one