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mircea_popescu: well they're only hanging by the thread of pretense as it is.
nubbins`: i expect to see them vanish as a concern in my lifetime
mircea_popescu: and so today you can buy an icecream cone like you could in the 80s, except : that it is "the same icecream" that's 1% icecream, that you buy it for "the same dollars" that have been inflated 10mn to one and that all this allowed imaginary profits nobody can spent to be safely stored where such things are usually stored : fort knox, the social security, people's pensions...
mircea_popescu: whoa look at the corporate profits!11 wall street is best street!
mircea_popescu: o look! we can print 10 million dollars to the dollar and inflation is pretty much even! because reasons!
mircea_popescu: and you know what the best part of it is ? meanwhile inflation...
mircea_popescu: meanwhile after 20 iterations of this, one every year and a half,
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform: 'build $widget-prime and try to pass off to chumpers as genuine $widget' <<< what else is the 80/20 software engineering approach than "build 80% of a functional program out of 20% of the budget and then try to pretend like we're selling it for "half price" ?
mircea_popescu: decimation: "NSA as an institution, however has become a TQM believer, born again in the gospel of Deming" <<< im not even sure anyone groks the botomless pit of lulz this otherwise truthful statement contains.
mircea_popescu: nubbins` i guess the tarpitting may be too aggrssive at the edges or w/e. anyway. anyone else want whitelisted lemme know.
nubbins`: guess i'll see what sort of lease i get on these things
mircea_popescu: i guess we get to know what solipsism really is. turns out mp really doesn't give a shit as long as he himself can see his website.
nubbins`: "my roof isn't on fire here in the basement!
nubbins`: anyway canada post says tomorrow, but i don't think a package is gonna get from a sort facility in nyc to your door in a day
thestringpuller: took that long to cross the border?
nubbins`: but seriously, korg helpfully labelled all the interesting mod points on ths board
nubbins`: like 1/4 of the way through the thread people are posting pics of their diy "mod chips" ;D
xanthyos: everything is backed up that needs to be backed up, except for the specific way i like things presented to me in directories
gribble: Bird Turd Jesus: Ohio Man Jim Lawry Says Dropping On His ...: <http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/25/bird-turd-jesus_n_2759963.html>; Alex Wetmore is always busy with something… » Cargo Turd: <http://alexwetmore.org/?cat=339>; Help me design my CNC lathe - CNC Zone: <http://www.cnczone.com/forums/benchtop-machines/240884-help-design-cnc-lathe.html>
jurov: ;;google turd lathe
xanthyos: just the convenient way i had it organized
nubbins`: incidentally, korg released the schematics for the synth as well as a couple others
ben_vulpes: maybe not adding others' keys to your keyring but...pretty much anything else until you're comfortable with the process.
ben_vulpes: xanthyos: you should back your .gnupg dir up before doing *anything* to it.
nubbins`: has MIDI functionality built in, the only thing they didn't do was wire up a DIN port.
nubbins`: it's got a tiny chip inside to control a sequencer
nubbins`: speaking of DIN, i've got this tiny korg synthesizer, with all-analog voice circuitry
nubbins`: <+ben_vulpes> dots for laffs <<< wouldn't be the first time
xanthyos: made it like it was a huge issue to change my key now and i'm not up for it
nubbins`: are those DIN connectors for the inputs?
asciilifeform: the round knobs turned smoothly.
ben_vulpes: clearly cohesion in operator interface was not a design goal for this machine.
nubbins`: coulda just put the dots there for a laff, i guess
asciilifeform: thestringpuller: turd lathe << ask jurov
ben_vulpes: they do don't they, nubbins`
thestringpuller: what does the turd lathe look like?
nubbins`: ben_vulpes i think the round ones look indexed as well
asciilifeform didn't buy either. can't transport, can't supply 3phase
asciilifeform: there was an even bigger one there
ben_vulpes: now that's a lathe
ben_vulpes: it seems like the rectangular knobs are used for discrete settings and the round ones for continuous settings?
nubbins`: asciilifeform what, making body jewelry for the kids isn't lucrative enough?
nubbins`: ben_vulpes they're shaped like nintendo wii, what do you think
asciilifeform: nubbins`: knobs << yet another reason to own a lathe.
ben_vulpes: to me they scream "i can't make stuff"
nubbins`: it was sound amplification that introduced me to the joy of a well-made knob
BingoBoingo: gernika: Updated it to use the first name.
asciilifeform: nubbins`: they were superbly made.
nubbins`: http://imgur.com/lpIrYSr <<< i'd raid that fucking thing for parts.
xanthyos: i'm trying to generate a key now
xanthyos: it's all i was taught
gernika: BingoBoingo I think Yasha Levine is male.
kakobrekla: to get in the bash ez
xanthyos: i don't use keybase but my key was generated there
kakobrekla: someone actually uses 'keybase' ?!?! < no surprise there
gribble: (echangekey <keyid>) -- Changes your GPG registered key to <keyid>. <keyid> is a 16 digit key id, with or without the '0x' prefix. We look on servers listed in 'plugins.GPG.keyservers' config. You will be given a link to a page which contains a one time password encrypted with your key. Decrypt, and use the 'everify' command with it. You must be authenticated in order to use this (1 more message)
Apocalyptic: xanthyos, there's a ,,echangekey gribble command to change the associated key to your WoT account
undata: xanthyos: that is what is currently at risk.
asciilifeform waits to see who is using 'clipper chip'
xanthyos: i'd change it but i don't want to risk losing my identity
undata: danielpbarron: THONK!
thestringpuller: even jgarzik thinks GPG should die!
thestringpuller: ben_vulpes: didn't you hear? keybase.io is the future of GPG
ben_vulpes: yeah where can i find more keybase users to whack
undata rolls up his newspaper, thonks a keybase.io user
undata: not bad terms for a loan between friends, otherwise...
assbot: Bitcoin Transaction 325613a4b0882570b4265f879ea0eec1130986ba3cdb49c2dc2e2ab977175f55
ben_vulpes: it'd seem that way, undata
punkbot: ben_vulpes: No valid deeds found, try again. Errors: (msg1: invalid)
xanthyos: idk what happened this time
xanthyos: last time i signed a contract the signature was around the whole contents
ben_vulpes: xanthyos: https://anduck.net/ducktest.txt << like that
punkbot: xanthyos: No valid deeds found, try again.
ben_vulpes: .deed <link to clearsigned contract>
xanthyos: ben_vulpes: i just googled "endeedify" adn the only 2 results were from assets log. i plan no endeedification for a .001 poker tournament
ben_vulpes: xanthyos: d'you plan to endeedify that that contract?
jurov: ^ like this
kakobrekla: those are easy to block
assbot: Logged on 02-11-2014 21:05:38; mircea_popescu: gabriel_laddel: heh <<< i like the guy's specifications skills tho.
gabriel_laddel: ;; later tell mircea_popescu http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=02-11-2014#907114 Thank you. ☝︎
gribble: Rating entry successful. Your rating for user thomas_d has changed from 1 to 2.
xanthyos: ;;rate thomas_d 2 really good at poker and gpg contract signing for a new guy.
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah, ssd's are a good example. and note that nearly all manufacturers neglect to make clear how they are driving their flash and what kind fo flash it is
undata: how much more "prepared for total war" can ukraine get?
jurov: you're supposed to throw everything out after x months, didn't you get the memo?
asciilifeform: but i (or anyone else here) could sit for a week, coughing up examples of this, and not come close to running out
asciilifeform: where increased densities are presently being achieved in a way which guarantees a speedier death through ion migration
asciilifeform: *agree to hate
asciilifeform: just about everyone (except the usual suspects) can 'agree to have' the folks cranking out debased fiat currencies, but they are not the only (and possibly not even the most interesting) 'counterfeiters'
asciilifeform: well, the real boojum (as described, for example, by mircea_popescu) is that the optimization folks did not put the task as 'build $widget using less steel, rubber, hours of slave' but 'build $widget more bezzleprofitably' which usually leads to 'build $widget-prime and try to pass off to chumpers as genuine $widget'
decimation: in fact, there's a parallel between the 'cisc' vs. 'risc' efficiency argument you make (efficient at what?) and the demingites (we make your people more efficient - details unimportant!)
decimation: really, it traces the general breakdown of social heirarchy expounded in the logs
decimation: his theory (which is somewhat convoluted) is that us business was ruined in the post-wwII boom because traditional management (in the line-and-staff model) were being replaced by 'staff' instead of competent 'line'
asciilifeform: have not read this, but it appears to 'drink the koolaid'
decimation: this book goes into some detail on the history of the supposed 'efficiency experts' like deming http://books.google.com/books?id=t1IOQWG3hckC
decimation: "NSA as an institution, however has become a TQM believer, born again in the gospel of Deming"
decimation: asciilifeform: much more lulzy in that cryptolog is the section on 'TQM'
asciilifeform: (especially entertaining in light of the 'strings' bug)
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thomas_d: ;;rate thomas_d 1 real stand-up guy