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gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: while we're on
the subject, is
there anything you consider absolutely essential for computing outside of CL+SLIME?
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: if you've information contradicting
the stackoverflow question in question please say so. I'm in
the middle of building a non-retarted linux distribution and would like
to have Emacs as battle ready as possible by default.
assbot: Logged on 21-11-2014 01:14:46; asciilifeform: mircea_popescu:
text editor experiment << when you build 'emacs', you can select 'use mmap for buffers' as a compile flag.
mats: its fast approaching
ten years of life, im surprised you don't know of it
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform:
the never ending quest for a bed-ready computer?
decimation: asciilifeform: every
time I install rhel6 I have
to spend 10 minutes de-poettering and de-gnoming it
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: I'm rather curious as
to why you're fixing (for some value of
that word - more akin
to fixing up a corpse before burial, w/e) up a openbsd box when you've got your own gentoo 'fork'?
decimation: I can't keep
the kde and gnome stuff straight
BingoBoingo: Very hard for a person
to quit heroin, but easy for heroin
to quit person!
decimation: asciilifeform: re: useful classes < at purdue
they had welding, but it was always completely booked
kakobrekla: i can dispose of
that for a modest fee
mats: gonna miss
this xmas deadline :(
this 0.35btc has been burning a hole in my wallet
mike_c: he better not show up with
the same
thing as last year
kakobrekla: he must go
to show off
the rng or smth? :)
kakobrekla: i dont leave
the house if i dont have
to.
mike_c: i
think he hates
travelling.
mike_c: but
that's just
the
time
the rest of us will be
there.
kakobrekla: lol i dont mind
the rally but has nothing
to do with it :)
mike_c: well, hopefully
there will be a rally soon and you change your mind.
kakobrekla: well
that seems
to be
the case round
the globe
mike_c: i hear bitcoins in argentina are dirt cheap
too
mike_c: aww. it's a new stamp on
the passport!
mike_c: kakobrekla, you going
to ba in april?
kakobrekla: -1.26, i wonder if
this accounts for
the general shit quality of miner hw
mats: unlike
the war islam is waging on
the rest of
the world, on
the express command of
the prophet
assbot: Sydney siege: Abbott refuses
to blame Islam for Man Haron Monis's actions | Australia news |
The Guardian ... (
http://bit.ly/13vUtaK )
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adlai: actually it's just beginning so an end
tag is inappropriate.
this is why XML is bad, kids.
adlai: all information deducible from one
transaction graph is deducible from
the other, and using unique addresses means
that unspent
transactions aren't [yet] linked
to
the business
davout: i don't
think address reuse enhances privacy either
adlai is still far from sold on
this whole address-reuse-helps-privacy
thing
adlai: in
the case of multiple business addresses, it's easy, but in
the case of
the business using a single address, you can still see which input from
the customer
transactions was used
adlai: there's
the example of several customer
transactions
to several business addresses, and several customer
transactions
to one business address; in both examples, you can see which customer funds have been spent where, and which haven't been
touched.
BingoBoingo: adlai: Sure, if only one service does
that. If common
though confounds assumption of 1 identity 1 address
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I've seen
them just sitting and littering a yard.
That's a use.
adlai: BingoBoingo:
the argument in
that blog post kinda assumes you can't distinguish between inputs from
the same address
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: You may interpret wagon wheel purchase however you like. I'll decline
to offer
the use case for such a versatile
tool at
the moment.
BingoBoingo: It's just about naptime you your enablement is going
to be hampered next
time
diametric: BingoBoingo:
thank you for enabling my laziness
kakobrekla: davout sure,
theres idiots who can
tie shoes and
theres idiots who cant.
Luke-Jr: tbs, if
thats MPs blog, I doubt it says anything sane
davout: kakobrekla:
there are degrees in catholisrry
tho
mats: i apologize for making
this a
topic of discussion
davout: kakobrekla: something like
this
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Sounds like if mainlined would be an occassion
to go shopping for wagon wheels
kakobrekla: idk why are you all still wasting
time with someone who digs jesus. it sez on his forehead, 'idiot, can not be reasoned with'.
assbot: Why exactly reusing Bitcoin addresses strengthens Bitcoin user anonimity pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... (
http://bit.ly/1sxK7Nt )
adlai: "im not sure random ppl can
tlk rite" < moar fixd
adlai: also "[adlai's dad] is one of
the best drunk drivers I know" - one of his friends
adlai: if a human can carry on a conversation while driving,
then
the social stigma against
that conversation being digital is a failure of
technology alone
diametric: jesus
taking
the wheel while you chat?
Luke-Jr: adlai: any Gentoo user can customise
the list easily
BingoBoingo: Luke-Jr: Is
this
the "filter all address reuse" idea
Luke-Jr: adlai:
they already do - but it's "hardcoded" because
that's simpler
adlai: just let each running node choose [whether
to, and] whom
to filter
adlai: this doesn't need
to be hardcoded precompilation
Luke-Jr: asciilifeform:
there is a more long-term solution
that would help
the current case AND your proposed daily-changed-addresses case, which once implemented, I do plan
to propose for mainlining
adlai: preferably
through
the QT interface because
then I never have
to know it exists
adlai: Luke-Jr: why not make a patch
that lets people dynamically enter filters into a running, compiled, program?
Luke-Jr: adlai: node operators are just outsourcing
their decision-making
to a central group of developers
adlai: the arms race having not yet picked up speed is not exactly an invitation
to speed it up
Luke-Jr: adlai: for me, part of
this isn't so much
the spam filtering, as much as it is
trying
to combat monoculture
Luke-Jr: adlai: yes,
there is - but
they haven't done it yet
adlai: Luke-Jr: even if you succeed, you have admitted yourself
that
there are rather
trivial ways for
the entities you're
trying
to filter,
to sidestep your filters
fluffypony: adlai: you should ask him how far his
Tonal Bitcoin efforts went
adlai: you. personally. Luke-Jr. are wasting energy on
this.
adlai: but
the debate (no quotes needed, it's very real, otherwise you wouldn't be engaging it) is also a great waste of your energy
Luke-Jr: adlai: because
the "debate" is run by
trolls;
the sane people have mostly been supportive once
they learn what it's actually about
adlai: asciilifeform: well yes,
this comment was aimed more at Luke-Jr
Luke-Jr: asciilifeform:
that would make sense; people seem
to assume something monumentally stupid is worthless, but in practice it isn't.
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