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mircea_popescu: anyway, there is some merit to this entire "sucks to be me" approach to obesity. while i have been catching on a little weight
as an adult male, it's still mostly a case of, if i overeat my body just turns it to heat, usually on the spot.
bounce: I'm oblivious
as to the drama that spawned this
mike_c: also requires a "soft-fork" of bitcoin, but don't worry, that's not
as bad
as a hard fork.
bounce: ``The licence only allows use of the Software with, and the Software will only work with Genuine FTDI Components (
as defined in the Licence Terms). Use of the Software
as a driver for a component that is not a Genuine FTDI Component MAY IRRETRIEVABLY DAMAGE THAT COMPONENT.'' -- well, they did do and went covered their arse.
mircea_popescu: bingo's just
as tortured, but it looks maybe more fit to thrive.
mircea_popescu: "Francesca Hall Co-Founder Since joining Blockstream
as team coordinator, she has become an expert in complex systems, chaos theory, system automation, and large scale organizational challenges"
mircea_popescu: i could see an argument for releasing it
as the real 0.9 tho
mike_c: why not release it
as real 0.1
nubbins`: so clone 0.5.3 to our tree
as 0.5.3
mircea_popescu: perhaps
as important : bitcoin addresses are for getting paid. NOT for proving your identity
bounce: no ugly
as fuck crap added to the body, basically. proper integration with email by using its facilities instead of reinventing them, clunkily.
FabianB: that's why mpexstatus shows vwap
as being broken i think
mircea_popescu: anyway, i wonder if his continued purchases
as the stock market goes down indicate that the bonds will get axed or that he's out of the loop
mircea_popescu: ko missed, tesco lost 50% yoy, ibm just paid a bn to gut itself. so now it's basically a real estate agent (
as previously discussed, in these very logs, before the news hit)
mircea_popescu: assbot: NOT OK GOOGLE: Android images can conceal code The Register << steganography strikes again. hard
as shit to filter.
jurov: yes, you can make the qemu image available for reproducible builds, but dunno if to advertise
as sop for everyone
jurov: how it is better
as distributing signed binaries?
othernubs`: i'd recommend the next few minor releases merge
as many non-crufty fixes from core
as possible, but that's just one man's opinion
bounce: mind the "us" part. that's only some large fraction of 310M people. there's at least
as many people online in china, and europe again, and so on.
mircea_popescu: o so basically the idea is, client autodecrypted and then appended it to email history
as per usual ?
BingoBoingo: bounce: He married a white girl is
as far
as I can tell.
mircea_popescu: bounce even police tho. it's a basic fucking thing, what is this bullshit "i'ma lower my back in a crouch so
as to reduce mobility and improve exposure"
mike_c: isn't somebody making a good alternative implementation? why take 0.5.3
as the b-a client.
ben_vulpes: it initially ended with :=0/d so
as to rip the relevant line out. that'll still work.
jurov: or you can print legalese in tiny font,
as supposed to
mircea_popescu: people may exchange info
as to how much switching happens and where and how, on a "need to operate network" basis.
mircea_popescu: miners willing to talk about their mining are either lying or motivated by something larger than their mining. which could be their own honesty, of course, but could just
as well invalidate the entire premise identifying them
as miners.
pete_dushenski: ben_vulpes
as opposed to... lol crafting your own based on imaginary spec?
assbot: Android botnet poses
as Google app, pilfers email and SMS | ZDNet
pete_dushenski: "The researchers have found that it's possible to trick the Android app wrapping system so that an image can be wrapped up with malware, and delivered inside an innocuous wrapper app, which gets past both security apps and Google's Bouncer. The basis of the attack is a custom encryption package (which they dubbed AngeCrypt) that makes the malicious APK look like a valid PNG image file (other image formats work
as thestringpuller: not quite
as bad
as your private key isn't stored on some fuckers machine in his mom's basement
ben_vulpes: i'm not concerned about the speed nearly
as much
as i am the thing working correctly with the network.
ben_vulpes: well, first words in -assets
as proxy for initial blockchain dl
mircea_popescu: russia moved from 1990 to 2010 about
as much
as china moved from 1980 to 2005.
undata: and they have a fiddly definition of what counts
as debt
mircea_popescu: decimation nothing's
as readily persuasive
as a mistake.
decimation: somehow ever since the late 70's and early 80's when the aml stuff was made law, usg has gotten used to the idea that it can just make transacting money illegal
as it wills
othernubs`: actually i may include doc/*
as an addendum, it's only a few single pages
mircea_popescu: viduals who were labeled
as human rights violators. Russian legislators responded with the “Dima Yakovlev Bill,” named after a Russian orphan adopted by Americans who killed him by leaving him in a locked car for nine hours. This bill banned American orphan-killing fiends from adopting any more Russian orphans. It all amounted to a silly bit of melodrama."
mircea_popescu: "At that time the stakes weren't very high yet. There was much noise around a fellow named Magnitsky, a corporate lawyer-crook who got caught and died in pretrial custody. He had been holding items for some bigger Western crooks, who were, of course, never apprehended. The Americans chose to treat this
as a human rights violation and responded with the so-called “Magnitsky Act” which sanctioned certain Russian indi
gribble: Nick 'othernubs`', with hostmask 'othernubs`!~leel@stjhnf0157w-142163081094.dhcp-dynamic.FibreOP.nl.bellaliant.net', is identified
as user 'othernubs`', with GPG key id F961A901022D2AFB, key fingerprint 66839483B86EB0955618740DF961A901022D2AFB, and bitcoin address None
Apocalyptic: <othernubs`> if you're going 0.6 you might
as well do 0.6.3 // funny thing is, last commit on 0.6.3 is Jun 19, 2012
othernubs`: if you're going 0.6 you might
as well do 0.6.3
mircea_popescu: lol @the silbert thing and generally bitpay's derpage. seriously, they think they're going to compete with us
as a closed source usg-agent ?
ben_vulpes: mod6: lol "functional"
as in the programming style or "functional" in that "kinda sorta mebbe works"
mircea_popescu: TheNewDeal: mircea_popescu was that AdamIRaway guy really a developer in the MMADX platform? << i have no idea. he said no. one of the guys he lists
as associates was involved with it.
ben_vulpes: nail that sticks up gets smacked down,
as the nips say
ben_vulpes: occasional 0.5.3 node may advertise itself
as 0.9 for reasons of camoflauge
jurov: weak fith,
as i said
Apocalyptic: but it flaws your logic
as has been demonstrated
ben_vulpes: (
as fine
as the cpp bitcoin turd can be)
ben_vulpes: all of a sudden i want to rip SSL out
as well
pete_dushenski: "by breeding draft horses that ran on cultivated, nutrient-dense fodder, [Europe saw] substantially lowered transportation costs. This allowed the value of northwestern Europe's bulk transportation networks to radically increase and made it very nearly
as inevitable that that region would be the pioneers of the industrial revolution."
jurov:
as in, you can host spares for other services and vice versa to be switched quickly in case of ddos?
mircea_popescu: jurov if you mean spot instances such
as amazon or w/e, a) those come with riders and b) try and get a dedicated ip say.
bounce: ``The Pew Research Center\u2019s Journalism Project, founded in 1997
as the Project for Excellence in Journalism, seeks to assess the state of news and information in a changing society.'' -- that prefab tweet thing brought to you by these guys. party on! excellent!
Apocalyptic: mircea_popescu, yeah, I assumed a simple, uniform, vertical translation
as the movement
jurov: mircea_popescu ...runs code for a third party...<< this is same problem
as DRM, i.e. you meed to prevent hardware owner to mucking out with third party code
mircea_popescu: anyway. there's no ethical violation in the dead being dead, no matter how they got to be there, nor in the raped to be dripping cum, nor in any other thing that is. they're fine
as they are ; being trumps fretting.
mircea_popescu: it automatically paints one
as an intellectual failure of the english speaking school of idiocy.
mircea_popescu: "benevolence"
as an objective quality is a layer violation.
mircea_popescu: bounce no, inasmuch
as fist though your skull moves the matter of your skull around in one way, but MEANS in a number of different arbitrary ways
bounce: inasmuch
as that humanity is part of nature, though picturing itself above it.
kakobrekla: <Adlai> so just
as gavin is doing his AMA, i get a request to buy coins from "gavi". < you be in wrong channels
pakaloloz: I do think this may be
as DPB says "#badforbitcoin"
Adlai: so just
as gavin is doing his AMA, i get a request to buy coins from "gavi". coincidence? i think not!
mircea_popescu: it'd almost work
as a parody of the redditard generation, except spacey is playing it full straight.
Adlai:
as much
as the timecube's four days revolve around the WoT, I wouldn't be surprised if most of the people who have heard about the hardfork proposal haven't heard any competing argument against it
Adlai is quite curious to see what happens if/when changes such
as a the blocksize hardfork get pushed to the reference implementation
mircea_popescu: so "governments" will prevail,
as fucking if there can even be such a thing
as a government other than bitcoin ; and bitcoin gotta hide its misshapen form in the dark.
mircea_popescu: * Adlai must admit that he first misread that headline
as "BitBet lands $14.5M ..." << da fuck would bitbet do with 15mn.