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decimation: yeah my dad paid about
$1500 in 1989 dollars for x86 pc... 'epson apex'
☟︎ assbot: BitBet - BTC to top
$350 before September :: 23.71 B (30%) on Yes, 54.46 B (70%) on No | closing in 1 week 1 day| weight: 21`395 (100`000 to 10`000) ... (
http://bit.ly/1IcNWRU )
assbot: Logged on 01-08-2015 21:28:52; jurov: danielpbarron: well, people like mp (or me) who want to sleep ad libitum and thus decided to accept coins, inveitably end up requiring
$maxint addresses
jurov: danielpbarron: well, people like mp (or me) who want to sleep ad libitum and thus decided to accept coins, inveitably end up requiring
$maxint addresses
☟︎ ben_vulpes:
$bizpartner took me up in a 2 seat glider the other weekend, after about .75 hrs of going in a circle to the right i asked to come down, was put on the stick and pedals instead.
decimation: but that ain't gonna happen because it would cause
$bil in paperwork to be generated
mircea_popescu: (original design was to simply shutter all connecting peers that fail to provide good
$$$ txn, in some sort of %)
☟︎ mircea_popescu: this thing needs 3 knobs : total ram to be made available to relayer, and min
$/byte to accept.
assbot: Logged on 31-07-2015 14:31:24; decimation: fine, brocade sells cer 2024f-rt for
$30k
decimation: yeah, would have to spend
$10k-100k on router
assbot: Logged on 30-07-2015 20:52:13; peterl: so I go to use the computer at
$LocalLibrary, sign into their winblows system, pull up gmail, and lo and behold the previous user is *still signed in*.
assbot: Logged on 30-07-2015 20:52:13; peterl: so I go to use the computer at
$LocalLibrary, sign into their winblows system, pull up gmail, and lo and behold the previous user is *still signed in*.
peterl: so I go to use the computer at
$LocalLibrary, sign into their winblows system, pull up gmail, and lo and behold the previous user is *still signed in*.
☟︎☟︎ shinohai: How did they manage to get
$2 mil in funding ?
decimation: it's kinda the same question as "what's apple gonna do with
$60b"
decimation: nobody has offered to buy the thing for
$2b as far as I know
mod6: punkman: did you try the line above it first? the first line: boost="
http://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost" << sets a environment variable. is required for the second part to work: curl -L "
$boost/1.52.0/boost_1_52_0.tar.bz2" -s -o distfiles/boost_1_52_0.tar.bz2
mod6: curl -L "
$boost/1.52.0/boost_1_52_0.tar.bz2" -s -o distfiles/boost_1_52_0.tar.bz2
trinque:
$ sha512sum boost_1_52_0.tar.bz2
ascii_field: if the
$mil fits in your pocket, you probably won't have to shoot anyone
pete_dushenski: "mebbe if we monetise the billion cell phone users in africa at
$0.01 and somehow spend less than that, we'll be scrooge mcduck rich!"
pete_dushenski: "The company's net loss narrowed to
$136.7 million, or 21 cents per share,"
mircea_popescu: According to the released figures, a combatant with less than five fights in the UFC will make
$2,500 in sponsorship money per fight
mircea_popescu: "The deal was reported to be worth
$70 million over six years."
mircea_popescu: sort of a reversed lenin equation. "sturdy but dumb" + "aluminum siding salesmen" =
$$$ nubbins`: phun phact, you have to pay TransFair
$0.10 for each coffee bag you print the "fair trade" logo on
nubbins`: (
$12 hit-air popcorn popper is a very capable roaster)
nubbins`: and sell the beans for
$150/lb
nubbins`: the experience-seller waited until the end of the convo to tell us that she'd be listing the house
$30k below market value and if we didn't like that, find someone else
nubbins`: Bleyle admits that repairs can be pricey, especially hand-rewinding a DC motor, which can run between US
$30 000 and
$40 000. But he says even a refurbished motor looks cheap compared with the
$500 000 cost of replacing the elevator, not to mention the months of involuntary stair climbing during the upgrade.
assbot: Logged on 28-07-2015 04:18:59; asciilifeform: we all laughed at rpietilla, but his antics were based on what actual
$maxintillionaries do.
assbot: Logged on 28-07-2015 04:16:21; phf: a bottle of stoly will cost you
$200 just to get a table, and then
$500 for dom perignon and things like that. 2007 or so it was chick to order top shelf, open them, and then not drink them, i.e. have a bunch of bottles barely touched, just because you could
assbot: Logged on 28-07-2015 04:12:17; coderwill: why, in the lottery of life is one born to be able to spend
$241K at a club, and another, by solely being born in a different lat/long only perhaps earning
$241 after working for 6-9 months
phf: a bottle of stoly will cost you
$200 just to get a table, and then
$500 for dom perignon and things like that. 2007 or so it was chick to order top shelf, open them, and then not drink them, i.e. have a bunch of bottles barely touched, just because you could
☟︎ coderwill: why, in the lottery of life is one born to be able to spend
$241K at a club, and another, by solely being born in a different lat/long only perhaps earning
$241 after working for 6-9 months
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Likely issue is with
$maxint money it becomes easy to forget what reasonable prices are, end up with human golden toilet
assbot: Logged on 28-07-2015 00:02:50; pete_dushenski: the iphone does have spectacular call quality. then again, it's
$800
phf: well, that's the conversation about real computers. i wouldn't mind paying those same
$800 for a phone that's not "diddle by usg", has excellent sound quality and can send sms with a full keyboard. such phone is not to be had though
pete_dushenski: the iphone does have spectacular call quality. then again, it's
$800
☟︎ BingoBoingo: So I will be shuttling
$200 to the drive through lawyer to argue the hearing on motions in Septembet (why he neglected to mention this before I have no idea).
assbot: This little kit has everything I need to run a full node. Ordered it on purse.io yesterday, got it today. Total
$89.34 (saved 22%!) : Bitcoin ... (
http://bit.ly/1S5Qwkh )
mircea_popescu: "Instead of being a guarantor of stability and long-term safety that each of us cannot build or even maintain on our own, policies in the information technology industries have turned into guarantors of instability and short-term profiteering, effectively betting the future on the fun we can have today, a massive lottery where everybody loses, especially the guy who wins
$25 million and discovers that everybody else ha
mircea_popescu: which is why all the charade and all the dancing. and yes the various jews, selected goats, ibms m
$ and usg will be beheaded for this fault "of theirs",
nubbins`: in 1982 the pope came here and the gov gave everybody
$$ to paint their houses
nubbins`: Upon responding I was promptly told that the company would not even entertain my request due to location. I therefore was forced to accept the
$763 increase.”
nubbins`: “In November 2004 the house insurance dramatically escalated from
$552.00 to
$1,315.60. The municipal appraisal was constant. The insurance brokers advised me that it was almost impossible to obtain insurance for a downtown, partially attached house. They advised that the new rate was the best they could obtain. I personally telephoned two other insurance companies in St. John’s. In each call I was immediately asked the location of the
BingoBoingo: cazalla: If this even goes to trial. I will magic the
$300 fiat into existence for a jury.
pete_dushenski: "Toronto taxi drivers are launching a class-action lawsuit against ride-sharing company Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL], seeking more than C
$400 million (
$307.27 million) in damages and an injunction to stop it operating in the Canadian province of Ontario." << speaking of those enlightened folk in toronto.
pete_dushenski:
$amzn up 17% after-hours on an announcement of... profit !
cazalla: charge well for it as well, something like
$1000 a course
assbot: Logged on 23-07-2015 23:32:31; mircea_popescu: "Rosario is an Italian security researcher with specializations in browser security and fuzzing. [...] During this time he primarily focused on fuzzing SVG, XSLT, and XPath. He was paid
$3.5k EUR per month" << alright ? guy made 50k a year. thinkaboutit.
mircea_popescu: "Rosario is an Italian security researcher with specializations in browser security and fuzzing. [...] During this time he primarily focused on fuzzing SVG, XSLT, and XPath. He was paid
$3.5k EUR per month" << alright ? guy made 50k a year. thinkaboutit.
☟︎ mats: >BACKPAIN-FUN (
$100k): Multi-OS Flash SOP bypass
mircea_popescu: Current Team (1) Kevin Studer Marketing Manager ; Slashdot Media ("leader in professional tech communities") Sep 1, 2012 -
$20M (terms undisclosed)
pete_dushenski: "oh, you think i should buy
$goog even though you wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole ? ok !"
decimation: ^ usg should raise all its money this way, voluntary taxes: "Funding the
$1e9 joint strike fighter: at the
$1e7 level:recieve turd hand-polished to the same specifications as the canopy"