563100+ entries in 0.405s
ben_vulpes: i say "should", as verifying
this will entail building and booting an 0.8 or later node.
ben_vulpes: nominally, returns interesting data about
the unspent outputs pool.
the output of which one should be able
to grep
through
to find ones own unspent
transactions.
ben_vulpes: pretty horribly named command,
though: "gettxoutsetinfo".
ben_vulpes: even conformal's implementation doesn't do
that.
ben_vulpes: and gettxoutsetinfo by my (late, addled) research doesn't seem
to appear before 0.8 something
ben_vulpes: it may be unfair
to
tar all work done since satoshi with
the power rangers brush. gettxoutsetinfo + createrawtransaction + signrawtransaction are pretty close
to a minimum viable bitcoind.
ben_vulpes: and
to
those following along with
the "minimum viable bitcoind" saga at home, while createrawtransaction and signrawtransaction entered ~0.7, gettxoutsetinfo is not included.
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pete_dushenski: not working eh? maybe
time
to switch
to duckduckgo or something?
decimation: yeah I'm real sure
that lazing around and watching
tv is CAUSED by spanking
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decimation: nearly all
the great science of
the era came from people who were spanked as children
decimation: ugh it's
true. read
the logs about
the german system ca. 1800's
pete_dushenski: but parents who found out
that
their kids had been disciplined at school often disciplined
the kid again at home
pete_dushenski: and both his parents were
teachers at
the school
too so
that might've been easy
treatment!
decimation: somehow
that's not even a political issue anymore
decimation: he recalls
that
the us supreme court stopped all
that around
the late 60's
decimation: my dad (who went
to school in
the 60's)
told me
that back
then children were reguarlly spanked for misbehavior
pete_dushenski: decimation speaking of
things you can't get away with anymore, i was watching a bit of
the breakfast club
today and... can you possibly imagine a school giving students 8-hour detentions on saturdays anymore??
decimation: man one can't get away with
that kind of
thing anymore
decimation: same for south africa: "The chain was named after
the United States chain F. W. Woolworth Company but, because of
the contemporary
trademark laws,
the name was legally used without permission. No financial connection ever existed between
the companies."
pete_dushenski: cazalla it was interesting
to note where
the same names popped up between canada and aus. everything from street names
to stores
to parks
pete_dushenski: cazalla speaking of woolworth's, canada used
to have a department store by
the same name. went bankrupt a couple decades ago
ben_vulpes: thestringpuller: "nigga rigged" <<
til
decimation: re: costco & amex << I suspect amex gives costco a deal (pays
them)
to force a large percentage of
the upper-crust customer-base
to have an amex card in
their wallet
cazalla: pete_dushenski, i'd wager costco isn't doing
too well here. aldi enjoys far more popularity as an alternative
to
the main 2 coles and woolworths
thestringpuller: it's funny how Gavin is all "I want bitcoin
to compete with Visa/Mastercard", when anyone in Payment Processing knows
those systems are seriously nigga rigged as is.
thestringpuller: I also
think
the
timeout on a credit card
transaction wire is like 15-20 seconds
pete_dushenski: ben_vulpes well... no, not yet.
though it seems like an appropriate
thing
to add
to
the 2015 resolutions
thestringpuller: that's cause
the payment processors only validate whether or not
the account should go
through or not
pete_dushenski: eh
their staffs are huge and everything is on
the ground floor in big piles
pete_dushenski: right, you'd
think low-margin operators like costco would do
the bubble
tea store style of cash/debit only
ben_vulpes: what's
the restocking cost for 2 cosco-sized shopping carts?
thestringpuller: "We only accept Amex" <<
that's
the complete inverse of what you normally hear
ben_vulpes: ;;later
tell gabriel_laddel stumpwm it is, although
the nomenclature stems from ratpoison unless if i'm doing my archaeology correctly
cazalla: thestringpuller, let
the man
tour oz without need
to visit qntra office / kids bedroom
pete_dushenski: the last
time i was in a costco
they didn't accept cash, visa, or mastercard, only amex and debit
cazalla: and
then i can get a special deal on 20kg of hfcs eh
pete_dushenski: at least
that's what i did last
time i set foot in one
pete_dushenski: cazalla if you go on a busy saturday you can just point
to someone else in line and say
that you're "with
them"
cazalla: pete_dushenski, i can't say i've been despite one opening around
the corner from here a year ago.. pay
to enter? what sort of american scheme is
that?
pete_dushenski: every major city is either in
the process of building a mega-opulent conferenceplex or has already done so in
the last 5 years
pete_dushenski: re: conferences <<
this is an essential post-modern industry
pete_dushenski: cazalla: he comes
to australia, shits all over our costco monuments and leaves << hey now, i loved your costco!
cazalla: thestringpuller,
top fucking kek eh but what can ya do, people love
these events for some reason even if
they are nothing more
than an herbalife pitchfest
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pete_dushenski: ;;later
tell peterl am i going
to have
to do my own post scooping until i'm *completely* grey?
thestringpuller: cazalla: "I helped run plenty of conferences. I do have an idea.
The priority is
to make sure you have a conference
that runs well enough
that people don't notice
the problems, and
that everyone who paid
to attend it gets
their money's worth. Who actually paid
to make it happen is a bit lower on
the priority." << LOL FUCKING L
PeterL: I admit I was jumping up and down and shouting at my
TV as
the MSU Spartans pulled out a
tight win
PeterL: some exciting football
today, anybody else watching it?
PeterL: jurov_: cazalla says I should
talk
to you about shares for Qntra?
decimation: I would like
to put in a good word for KnC miner. I ordered a Neptune from
them last year (paid in bitcoin), I later canceled
the order, and
they wired
the fiat
to my bank (my choice). It
took
them 6 months
to pay, but
they paid.
decimation: who would bet against
the inflation machine?
mike_c: ooh, happy new year
to me. 216 qntra shares.
ben_vulpes: "they're all wired up.
this is cattle country.
ben_vulpes: "banishing"
the mouse
to
the lower left will
trigger a dock emergence, and "banishing"
the mouse
to
the upper right will similarly
trigger a "menu bar" animation.
ben_vulpes: further adventures in bending macos
to my will:
the "menu bar" is hideable via configuring X11
to launch in "presentation mode", but afaik
that space is still unusable.
cazalla: mod6, i'll ask bingoboingo
to promote
that later given i'm not really
technically apt
to know what i'm reporting on
cazalla: perhaps on account of wanting people
to respect and fold
to you?
xanthyos: not
to mention i
think my bankroll is much lower
than
the average #b-a regular
xanthyos: yes, if
they are different people.
cazalla: i'd much rather play with people who play every single hand
to
the river
than a bunch of folk with a VPIP of 10-15% even if
they 'respect my hand' and fold
xanthyos: and wot integration is a way
to make
that less likely, not foolproof
though
xanthyos: also i'd rather play against several great players
than one shitty player who is running 5 bots on
the same
table
xanthyos: poker's designed
that way so
there's always outs
xanthyos: the hand never favors you enough
to not want
to be able
to
take it down when you want
cazalla: why would you want idiots
to fold? you want
them
to stay in and put even more money in
the pot
cazalla: xanthyos, i don't see
the edge in playing with smart folk from here, at least for me personally, wot or no wot
xanthyos: rather
than playing networks of collusion bots
cazalla: ;;later
tell PeterL you need
to speak
to jurov regarding shares
cazalla: xanthyos, why would you want
to play poker against people from
this room?