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mircea_popescu: what idiots do isn'
t really in the scope of this discussion.
mircea_popescu: they'll just pretend like the poroblem doesn'
t exist and will go away, like any mcdonalds.
mircea_popescu: and no, i don'
t believe cook has the guts to even try.
mircea_popescu: looks more like, "neither nvidia nor amd were willing to go into a intel-ms deal with fucking apple, because who the fuck do those assholes think they are and it's about time they figured out a) jobs is deads and b) if he weren'
t he'd be in jail ; meanwhile apple won'
t talk to intel or asus etc because they think they're too good to deal with lesser babka, and so they're saying fuck you to the entire modern computing g
mircea_popescu: if they don'
t have decent driver suport they COULD make some in house abomiation circumvent it all, and so on
mircea_popescu: if you want to process say a shader and it takes you half hour on mac and five minutes on gentoo then by this standard one would i guess say it doesn'
t work.
mircea_popescu: but runs as in what ? "can'
t access the driver, here's a nice welcome box" ?
phf: asciilifeform: right, no surprises there so far. i thought that maybe as blockchain grows the cumulative delay will increase, but i don'
t see that happening yet
mircea_popescu: i suppose on the surface "sudden infant death" seems insanity, as adults don'
t do anything like that.
mircea_popescu: i thought unemployed is "hasn'
t made 1mn clicks on fb stuff this month"
williamdunne: I always thought the stat was meant to reflect those looking for work who can'
t find it
ascii_field: (usg counts as 'employed' anyone of working age who isn'
t collecting state-funded 'unemployment pension')
nubbins`: "My boss wouldn'
t accept Bitcoin. I have since quit my job, set up a competitor"
nubbins`: "My boss wouldn'
t accept Bitcoin. I have since quit my job"
ascii_field: if it doesn'
t verify, it didn'
t happen in bitcoin ?
ascii_field: i'd much like to hear a persuasive argument re: why all of the above won'
t happen.
ascii_field: (and before someone chimes in with 'so don'
t use brainwallet' - ~every~ wallet that you can get to, but mr schmuck can'
t, because you know where you buried it, etc. is in fact a 'brainwallet')
ascii_field: i don'
t have a prayer of doing half as good a job as hanbot on this one.
ascii_field: mats: works great with above setup. optionally jailer doesn'
t wait for you to starve, a few wks without any signal from vending machine & you go to the harversing table (wide awake naturally)
ascii_field: today 'vacation', tomorrow - esp. if they suspect you haven'
t in fact given 'it all' - the vending machine.
mircea_popescu: i don'
t buy from paypal, you expect me to trade with your vending machine ? wtf is this, "free market the way we like it" ?
BingoBoingo: Ah, I was refering to the need to get the keys or the coins, as in you can'
t take a laptop "full of Bitcoin" and have seized the coins: "Bitcoin on the other hand demands not only mere physical possession, but actual control of a set of keys necessary to transfer value. While gold is vulnerable to a simple change of possession, Bitcoin requires a more difficult but possible intellectual change of possession."
BingoBoingo: It isn'
t an actual property of Bitcoins. It is a failing of the social structuring of the stupid.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo i don'
t get this distinction you propose. so "unlike the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, Gold seized immediately preserves its full exchange value.", what's this mean, that people paid less for faux Bitcoin the USMS was pretending to be selling than for faux Bitcoin pirate was pretending to be going to pay them ?
pete_dushenski: so that meta-lisard-nsa doesn'
t read my keystrokes through the mains ?
mircea_popescu: worked so well, too. and it wasn'
t even too expensive!
mircea_popescu: or if there wasn'
t steam, which is the bane of every glasses wearer.
punkman: I don'
t see this deliberate trolling you mention
mircea_popescu: what she means when she says things like " she did not really know this part/the client thing in that much detail" is simply that well... she didn'
t have to rewrite it three-four times yet
mircea_popescu: i think the loot code was rewritten fully about four times. this doesn'
t count all the times it got partially rewritten.
mircea_popescu: and when the fuck did "hacker" news turn into pink collar support group already. if you don'
t like working with the people that make the things you like to use, go webcam.
punkman:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9771219 "They value "the right technical decision" over human relationships and it doesn'
t seem to occur to them that the right outcome might be the one that makes someone else happy, or is the most diplomatic, even if it isn'
t "technically right"."
assbot: Logged on 24-06-2015 12:33:27; funkenstein_: blogger claims feelings matter, doesn'
t know travel or whores exist, kills self
funkenstein_: blogger claims feelings matter, doesn'
t know travel or whores exist, kills self
☟︎ phf: it's doing all the right things, i.e. wouldn'
t connect until explicitly given addnode, discurding bastard blocks, hovering at 62mb. block count 129821 right now
mircea_popescu: how the fuck would she be a movie star if she weren'
t ?
mod6: but then it doesn'
t compile.
mod6: well, so here's the deal. I can'
t get it to compile "by hand". meaning, that if i extract the 2 bzip'd files for uclibc: uClibc-0.9.33.2.tar.bz2 & uClibc-0.9.33.2-patches.tar.bz2 and then patch the former with the latter with something like this: for i in `ls ../patch/*.patch | sort` ; do patch -p1 < ../patch/$i ; done
thestringpuller: i guess it's more of a "vibe" kinda thing. the "doesn'
t fuck around staying focused" kinda vibe.
mod6: yeah exact same message, but i don'
t see the -fPIC flag in there... maybe im not adding that in there correctly?
mod6: didn'
t help anything.
mod6: and old version such as 3.4.6-r2 dones'
t work because no "hardening" such as PIE
mod6: and ben didn'
t like the idea of using anything >4.8.4
mod6: well, i tried v4.9.2 and that didn'
t work either.
assbot: Logged on 23-06-2015 22:27:30; ben_vulpes: so jasmine-node installed globally across a user's system isn'
t accessible from /within/ the node environment
trinque: not that others shouldn'
t rebuild, but rather that there'll at least be a way to quickly stand up a new dev environment later, if ya want it
mod6: i can'
t even imagine how long it would take on that POS box i bought. probably 16.
mod6: If this dones'
t help (i doubt it will), I'll need to make another AMI with a recent stage3 and try to shoehorn in this gcc patch I made.
mod6: looks like many of the much older < 4.3 ebuilds don'
t allow for hardened (unless I'm mistaken here). I'm gonna try 4.5.4.
ben_vulpes: so jasmine-node installed globally across a user's system isn'
t accessible from /within/ the node environment
☟︎ mod6: if that doens'
t work, then truly will have to get everything in sync and shoe-horn our own patch while all the stage3 stuff is up to speed.
trinque: side note, I don'
t hate the idea of interacting with something like IRC via simple file IO
ascii_field: isn'
t this how gribble was lowered into pederasty ?
ascii_field: trinque: 'don'
t care' is strong statement - you probably want it to verify blocks in <10min, etc
trinque: gimme teh S.NSA box, and I don'
t care how slow it is
mod6: so i'm building gcc 4.9.2 on gentoo with uclibc & hardened (PIE). if it builds ok, then I'll give building v0.5.3.1-RELEASE a try - maybe this version won'
t have the same issue...
mod6: Anyway, trinque wasn'
t even able to apply my patch successfully on his side.
ascii_field: also didn'
t i give example arguments in ml ?
kakobrekla: The page you want to link doesn'
t comply to the standards for linking.
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t comply to the standards for linking on blender.org. Please give a link to a page with your personal info (contact info) or that of your company.
cazalla: i might've used something weak when creating it but again, it's not something i do so i don'
t really know what else to say
cazalla: you'd wanna make sure because i don'
t, and have not, created my own passwords for some time
cazalla: can'
t log in to cpanel to delete email addy now
cazalla: isn'
t this just a case of someone (likely guy who ddos joiners here) sending out spam from another server but spoofing return address so qntra email gets hammered with delivery fail spam?
cazalla: can'
t you check logs to see who logged in on that day and few proceeding it?
ag3nt_zer0: I should probably just keep digging, but in reading the logs dated late 2013 I see concerns raised that another bubble is fine as long as it doesn'
t go to 1k... and this was not too long after people were getting warnings that btc wasn'
t worth more than $130... why was it bad for it to go to 1k or past, and given all this craziness, how do I deduce what would be a current fair price to make a relatively wise investment? I
pete_dushenski: i'm sure he'd appreciate it, if for no other reason than as a reminder than the usistan isn'
t alone in sucking.