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BingoBoingo is still surprised no one has bitten on
the book I've listed in
the orderbook
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Why must you
temp me with interesting hardware at a
time when I'm
trying
to condense necessary harware
to fit onto Backpack
assbot: Those "Interceptor" Fake Cell Phone
Towers Are in Washington D.C. Now
gribble: Error: For identification purposes, you must be identified via GPG
to use
the order book.
BingoBoingo: So... MacIvory is kind of
the first
thing I've seen
that makes
the Mac II seem interesting
MolokoDesk: I may simply make
the deedBot register itself.
BingoBoingo: (last email address not known
to go
to a mailbox)
bounce: think you'd have
to reg
the bot separately anyhow. ask in #freenode?
MolokoDesk: registering it
then dumping
the registration would work, but not with WoT
MolokoDesk: freenode assigns
the same password
to every nick I register.
they're all me. It's some anti-sockpuppet feature.
There may be work around. I haven't looked into it deeply
MolokoDesk: i would but I'm not sure I want
to put my password in
the code.
deedBot: (switching DEEDBOT_CHAN from #cex-squawk
to #bitcoin-assets)
BingoBoingo: Ah,
this particular municipality I'm in atm has a problem of erosion wound manholes
threatening
to collapse street, leaving
the structures supporting manholes as
tire slaughtering juggernauts.
BingoBoingo: dub> anyway isnt BingoBoingo conflating gps with goog/appl location service? << Not really. Dun have
those standards
to work with.
assbot: Avionics Magazine ::
The Real Reason Selective Availability Was
Turned Off
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Well yeah,
that second is what I mean. I dunno
that
the private was especially useful until
the satellites accounted for relativity as
they intuited
time onto
the manifold.
BingoBoingo: I might need
to read more, but I
though
the whole selective availability
thing was a bluff.
BingoBoingo: This is
true. GPS in
the 90's was rather useless for pinpoint one's location in a city. Can now
tell which building's entrance you are pondering.
decimation: yeah I would believe. Also GPS is one of
the few
that chose a rational
timebase, no leap seconds
BingoBoingo: Ah, more productive. I was almost going
to have
to posit a "spiritual" sort of use case. Machine
that does i++ as fast as possible, not as useful machine but as useful monument.
BingoBoingo: Bottleneck sure. Kind of like a disk drive in comparison. If a process and its handlers can't fit in 16 MB of on chip cache
though
this is a wrong solution for
the
task.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
That might be on
the next napkin. atm I'm kind of leaning
towards
the memory not of die using some heat
to prevent condensation.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: A napkin, "Netburst" pentium 4 stats and imagining scaling from
there straight up on
the clock...
BingoBoingo: dub:
Then his chip is severely underclocked for
this solution
dub: ercall
this guy saying it was -36C on
teh end oslt
BingoBoingo: But if
the cold end never dips below room
temperature...
dub: know a dude
that built one out of an old fridge
BingoBoingo: Ah, I'm imaging
the heat exchange goes outdoors. Like in airconditioning.
dub: dudes at old shop bought a wizbang 24 core/80?gigglebits machine for
the purpose,then watched it humming along on 1 core
BingoBoingo: Multithreading is just a workaround for
the real problem
dub: wiresharks problem is being single
thread iirc
MolokoDesk: the verbose messages are probably useful for
the demo
to discuss
to any level of detail what it does and how it does it.
RagnarDanneskjol: mircea_popescu - pls ping MolokoDesk when you want
to go over deed module
MolokoDesk: and useable if you want
to
tolerate it's in-channel announcements. I'll make it
terse by commenting most of
those out. at
that point it's ready
to use.
dignork: asciilifeform: on wireshark site
they promoted some wunder-вафля which can work with large datasets, but it's not
there anymore
MolokoDesk: regarding
the deedBot project: it's demonstratable now.
dignork: they do have something commercial, but I did not look
too close
dignork: dub: do you know of any sane alternative
to wireshark? because working with <1G pcaps and re-reading
the whole stupid file each
time I change view filter hurts my sense of beauty
dub: get back
to me when you've stood in a cold noisy DC on a con call
to mumbai for 15 hours
mircea_popescu: moreover i don't use so many dumb
things
that have annoying needs.
mircea_popescu: dub i know enough
to do port forwarding for
things
that iwant
to work,
mircea_popescu: so logically,
the outside router is 192.168.0.1, and
the inside router 192.168.0.102 in its system. however
the public ip address of
the inside router is 192.168 >> 1 <<< . 1
dignork: never
tried it, but net 1 - 192.168.0.x, net 2 - 192.168.1.x should work if both use 255.255.255.0 mask
mircea_popescu: so can
the innermost lan
think
the router is 192:168:0:1 while
the router
thinks
the other router is 192:168:0:1 ?
dub: the meme
that keeps on giving
BingoBoingo: Is it an issue with
the firewall/packet-filter?
mircea_popescu: the router connects fine, as proven by knowing what
time it is. computers connecting
to it see its network, but fail
to connect
to
the interwebs
mircea_popescu: soo,
trying
to daisychain nat routers.
the 2nd one i configured
to use as static ip 192.168.0.102 which is what
the upstream one would have allocated it, and
then 192.168.0.1 as gateway
BingoBoingo: assbot>
Tax bureau gets Swiss bank accounts data - BuenosAiresHerald.com << Much bigger news for BTC
than PayPal
trying
to get its dick wet
gribble: You rated user jborkl_ on Sat Feb 1 01:01:22 2014, with a rating of 1, and supplied
these additional notes: He blogs and stuff..
assbot: Preemptive strike,
to have on hand for when Butterfly Labs gets hauled off
to jail in corpore pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
mircea_popescu: scammer won't change his
tune even if his
tune is pre-published years earlier. because.. why would he.
mircea_popescu: “It appears
the FTC has decided
to go
to war on bitcoin overall and is starting with Butterfly Labs. Butterfly Labs is being portrayed by
the FTC as a bogus and fake company."
mircea_popescu: “Butterfly Labs is disappointed in
the heavy-handed actions of
the Federal
Trade Commission. In a rush
to judgment,
the FTC has acted as judge, jury and executioner, contrary
to our intended system of governmental checks and balances. "
mircea_popescu: The fact
that
the information was
today released by
the French state
to Echegaray under
the legal umbrella of a bilateral agreement between both countries’
tax authorities on so-called double
taxation put
those doubts
to rest."
mircea_popescu: "According
to Clarín’s supplement iEco, it was Falciani who originally contacted
the Argentine authorities
to
talk about
the list, but
there was a legal obstacle
to circumvent before
the information could be used by AFIP: if
the list was given straight
to Echegaray outside official state channels, its validity would not have stood in front of a court of law.
ben_vulpes: and yet being "unbanked" is a bad
thing
to
the libtard
mircea_popescu: "“We will analyze
the information on a case-by-case basis, and cross-reference
this database with
the
taxpayers
that have declared accounts on Switzerland’s HSBC,” Echegaray explained afterwards when meeting
the press at
the Argentine Embassy in France." << how about "we can't use stolen data".
mircea_popescu: "The head of
the AFIP
tax bureau Ricardo Echegaray received yesterday an encrypted CD from
the French government containing information on 3,900 undeclared bank accounts of Argentine origin in
the Swiss branch of HSBC.
The original source of information is whistleblower Hervé Falciani, who worked as an IT engineer at
the bank for seven years before deciding
to leak what he saw as systemic
tax evasion."
mircea_popescu: when mingled with
the nonsensical misrepresentation of democracy as a representative process,
the resulting hypergolic explosion scatters headless chickens over a large surface, which headless chickens
then proceed
to "do something" because
they "have
to do something"
mircea_popescu: all
this mess stemming from
the intellectually bankrupt ideology
that
there is such a
thing as "progress" which somehow is made out of "change".
mircea_popescu: pity it doesn't also mention how bush and his lackey blair lied about imagined "weapons"
that
they
themselves did have, but iraq did not have.
mircea_popescu: "At
the Munich Satellite Navigation Summit on 10 March 2010, a Chinese government official asked
the European Commission why it no longer wanted
to work with China, and when China's cash investment in Galileo would be returned."