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mircea_popescu: a lawyer readily understands the value of ACTUAL attorney-client privilege
mircea_popescu: bounce no but i mean, people like shrem or ulbricht or w/e ? that's the right move in their position. hire lawyer, make it conditional upon all communication going through gpg
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform that's exactly what it is.
bounce: anyhow, I don't have contact with personal brokers so no opportunity to try and test market uptake
mircea_popescu: i must be missing like 20 laptops in here then ?!
asciilifeform: (and yes, i intend to write a post re: 'technolordosis.' for the lack of a better term, my current mental name for the deer/hunter symbiosis of voluntary chumpitude previously discussed on many occasions)
bounce: not that sense. in the sense that some people will thus end up with N (>>20) laptops to talk to N people.
mircea_popescu: o shit, you need a computer at home to email ? o yea, totally, email doesn't scale
asciilifeform: gpg.. yachtful << nope. they'd rather buy pwndildoes from 'crypto ag.' it's a 'technolordosis' signal to their master.
mircea_popescu: you know what else doesn't scale this way ?
bounce: yesh, but it doesn't scale. then again, maybe it doesn't need to. until it does, of course.
mircea_popescu: bounce well if you're giving them away supposedly you got your own system
bounce: needs a bit of buy-in since the other side needs something comparable.
bounce: that's the price of a new laptop these days. cheapo, but anyhow.
mircea_popescu: best gift you'll ever make, incidentally. for the 500 bux or w/e an old laptop costs you're probably going to get a yachtful of champagne
mircea_popescu: "gpg support" in clients is for the birds.
mircea_popescu: that's not how you do it. you gift the guy a laptop and explain how to use it.
bounce: but then, selling a totally complex fancy buzzword-laden magic (voice or otherwise) box counts as "innovation", whereas installing a mail client with decent gpg support does not.
bounce: rather gigantic mismatch between what the technology can do and understanding what it needs to do.
mircea_popescu: once the guy hears "non repudiable, just keep the blob" eyes light up like an xmas tree
mircea_popescu: easiest sell for "bitch, use gpg" i ever had to make.
mircea_popescu: bounce it's been going on for a while, this scam. most brokers with high value accounts have been pretty spooked back in the 90s already
kakobrekla: mp: link this and btcalpha from faq?
bounce: anyhow barclays already rolled this out for their "wealthiest clients", so this sounds like an invitation to make good use of a tape recorder.
bounce: heh, it's actually worse than that. when gov't people talk about "signature management", these days that's plugins for their document management systems that govern copy/pasting pictures of signatures into "documents" that later may or may not end up getting printed.
kakobrekla: what the url to that thing again pls?
thestringpuller: signature stamps for the government
mircea_popescu: and i bet you the dude in question never touched any of the bills he "signed"
mircea_popescu: much like the "signature", ie, scribbling down on paper. fuck me, i have bills in this room issued by 6 different governments, they all have a signature on them
mircea_popescu: but it's plain dead by today.
thestringpuller: that little home alone tape recorder thing
thestringpuller: i used to do that with tape recorders in my pops office back in the day
mircea_popescu: stuff here is not nearly as falsifiable as the "trustworthy" phonecall.
mircea_popescu: bounce incidentally, since you bring it up : most idiots of the "irc is not irl" and "i trust real people" variety fail to understand that with modern computers i can make any one person to say any one thing. just give me a collection of their voice recorded.
mircea_popescu: Adlai you should check his code out btw, it's actually better if you want lightweight/text only than any browser
assbot: The Voice Harvesters: Bureaucrats, businesses gather more than 65 million people's voiceprints | Fox Business
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla yeah, yeah they did!
mircea_popescu: it was this italian chick maybe ?
mircea_popescu: i think FabianB did too. or no wait
Azelphur: kakobrekla: for MPEX? that was me.
Adlai: and they're bulkier both in size and speed
mircea_popescu: Adlai why that ?
Adlai concludes that w3m is preferable to lynx
mircea_popescu: is django actually named to suggest "d, j and go" ?
Azelphur: eg if you try and do realtime in django you're going to have a bad time.
Azelphur: that said there are other considerations, some languages/frameworks have limitations / specialties that others don't
mircea_popescu: either that or the dingleberry
bounce: leveraging a write once language to help produce tight code in a notoriously sloppy language. can't you just taste the synergy?
mircea_popescu: it was mostly transliterated perl
mircea_popescu: actually i have seen tight php.
wyrdmantis: mircea_popescu not so badly, but in a very arrogant way, and then no more technical answers
Azelphur: mircea_popescu: indeed, goes back to what I said really, the quality of code produced is dependant on the programmer and not the language
Apocalyptic: I just saw a few vulns for that one, it seems to be recurrent
bounce: ergo, php is the bees' knees and the "fractal of bad design" guy has it ALL WRONG
mircea_popescu: and wordpress' xmlrpc is the best thing in the world
Azelphur: danielpbarron: me too :)
danielpbarron used to code stuff in php
wyrdmantis: Azelphur thanks
Azelphur: mircea_popescu: coding in PHP is one of the few socially acceptable forms of insanity
mircea_popescu: Apocalyptic it's functionally functional then
mircea_popescu: just trolling for lolz
Azelphur: mircea_popescu: if you're good at PHP, use it. It's not the greatest of languages but it's perfectly functional.
danielpbarron: wall street journal recently published an article featuring some of the more well known scamcoins
kakobrekla: actually i think bash is wrong here. ltc is silver.
Azelphur: wyrdmantis: to answer your earlier question, the answer is the framework your developer is most proficient in using
Apocalyptic: well one could argue LTC is a shitcoin too, and it wouldn't be far from the truth
thestringpuller: yea that's the atc exchange I think is used in MPIF
kakobrekla: aha thats why theres no coins listed :)
Apocalyptic: yeah, that's the main reason I didn't want shitcoins in x-bt
mircea_popescu: and the idiots "using" your "service" won't understand that they're all equally worthless, so...
mircea_popescu: then people will find how to ewxploit one, trade it for all the others you hold
mircea_popescu: wyrdmantis it is a very shitty spot to be in, running one of those, because the shitcoins are often badly written, such as was the case with xrp.
mircea_popescu: Apocalyptic idol worshipping hasn't stopped either, it just moves further to the outskirts
wyrdmantis: i don't want to do an altcoin exchange, that's sure
Apocalyptic: I thought the exchange mania has stopped, guess not
wyrdmantis: the exchange is this https://betasharex.com/
kakobrekla: in both cases, if you want to do it well or if you want to do it fast, you will want to use tools you know well
mircea_popescu: what's the worst that'll hapen, it'll fuck her in the ass ?
mircea_popescu: node.js is a great toolset to build your gf a dildo with.
wyrdmantis: a friend asked the guy about db and got insulted and then silence. WTF people are so dumb. And yeah, node.js doesn't seem low level at all.
mircea_popescu: except you know, some stuff manages to be basic and advanced at the same time.
kakobrekla: steel is at the same level as glass
mircea_popescu: wyrdmantis whenever you wish to build something hardened, you are advised to use the lowest level tools you can use.
pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu: added the necessary code to the necessary file and the necessary pingback to the necessary article :D
wyrdmantis: A question for developers: if i wanted (only theoretically) to build a scamcoins exchange like bittrex, what language/framework is best to use? A guy has opened one in node.js. I think he's gonna get hacked very soon.
pete_dushenski: ;;later tell cazalla: so regards to finding additional author, on the about page i added must be in wot + 6 months #b-a logs << yeshiva as prereq. smart. http://www.contravex.com/2014/03/17/irc-yeshiva/
ThickAsThieves: waste of time learning that game
ThickAsThieves: gs and friends troll traders hard
ThickAsThieves: tis why i stopped trading stocks
Apocalyptic: yeah that's what I just saw
chetty: <Apocalyptic> <ThickAsThieves> [16:22:45] wall st bleeding // again ?//seems to have mostly recovered since then
mircea_popescu: "<kakobrekla> i got distracted by a pussy and a pair of tits." ?
kakobrekla: shit i still dont even know what today brought.
mircea_popescu: you never know what tomorrow brings.
mircea_popescu: eat two chickens today kako
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kakobrekla: nah, you get the punishment of recoding it from scratch for trusting me in the first place.
mircea_popescu: maybe you do that after it gets hacked, as punishment.
mircea_popescu: piss the only thing missing ?
kakobrekla: shit i got distracted by a pussy and a pair of tits.