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decimation: yeah personalizing everything probably foils much of
the seo silliness
TheNewDeal: the
thing about google now is, I
think it matters much less
the first couple
times you
type something
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decimation: yeah someone needs
to make a better google
TheNewDeal: so if my website is "atc.blahblahblah" I just have
to be more popular
than
the websites
that start with a***, at*, atc***
TheNewDeal: I
think
the gist was
that most new search engines play off only
the first few letters one
types
decimation: ah,
the issue was
the lack of hunspell-en
TheNewDeal: just opened another beer before I finished
the prior one. Sign of a good night
artifexd: Do you have any
that don't start with btc/bit/coin/etc? You know, for
the seo potential.
decimation: I want
to move
to an emacs-based chat client but I need
to configure a cloud-host like ben_vulpes
decimation: mircea_popescu: so I need
to find how
to put a spell check on my irc, stream-of-conscience spelling doesn't work for me
kakobrekla: jus
trying
to make it easier on you, my name is a real sausage
decimation: kakobrekla: yeah i guess
tab does auto-complete,
thanks for
the
tip :)
decimation: I'm using konversation, I haven't really
taken
the
time
to learn
the keystrokes
kakobrekla: decimation you do know
there is autocomplete on irc?
decimation: kakbrekla: heh yeah I was just looking at domains,
the whole
thing feels like a scam, especially now
that
there are 158
tlds
kakobrekla: <decimation> my understanding is
that it is rare
to get someone
to pay real money for a domain < not my problem if
they dont accept my 13$ offer
decimation: I see
the expirary date as listed above
TheNewDeal: says bitcoin-financials.com expires in Feb 2015, is
that correct?
decimation: yes, amoung
the services
they offer is domain registration
TheNewDeal: what's with
the clientransferrohibited
though?
decimation: maybe you can interest nasdaq or
the winklevii derps?
decimation: typically you have
to unlock
the domain and
then request a
transfer
to your registrar
TheNewDeal: I dont know how
to do
this deal.
The only
time I've done a webpage is when my university hosted it
TheNewDeal: i'd consider purchasing one if you're just going
to let it lapse
decimation: my understanding is
that it is rare
to get someone
to pay real money for a domain
mircea_popescu: jesus so i'm just going
to let
these bitcoin-financials.com/net/org expire ? nobody wants em ?
TheNewDeal: aapl says you can't use
their software
to develope nukes
mircea_popescu: and you can always
trash it if it's one of
those nonconsensual/foisted contracts
TheNewDeal: hash has gotta
take a chill pill, got a few bitcents riding on
this
mircea_popescu: you don't have
to sign a contract with an arbitration clause if you don't want
to.
decimation: you can still sue, but
the contract
typically has language saying
that you can't sue, so
the courts decide whether
the clause is valid
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decimation: where you go
to a derp instead of a court
to "decide" your case. It is standard procedure
to agree
to such a procedure in
the "fine print" of most US contracts
decimation: apparently
there's
this "private court" system called "arbitration"
mircea_popescu: that's
the motherfucking point of a court system in
the first place.
mircea_popescu: decimation i have no idea what bs
the "arbitration"
thing is.
decimation: there's
this weird dynamic with leftists in
the us -
they hate
the idea
that courts
treat corporations as people
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BingoBoingo: cazalla: Nah, you
teach
them
the dangers of gambling, because of what idiots
the commenters are.
cazalla: BingoBoingo, not really because
the kids discuss
the best odds instead of best players so
they
then
think dad is making a wise choice when he bets
the rent on a match because it's a lock, right?
BingoBoingo: cazalla: I see. Still a better situation
than NFL commentators.
cazalla: i imagine it's more about
the betting
than
the game nowadays,
they've had sports bet owners masquerading as commentators in
the past, i wouldn't even let my kid watch it if he was old enough
to do so
BingoBoingo: I also like how
the NRL has betting
ticket prices on
their front page
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jborkl: money in infinite supply is
the us right now
mircea_popescu: so recently some new guy was in here with his old idea rehashed and i pointed out
to him it'll never work, and it only seems
to work for now, because it's not working yet.
mircea_popescu: they got worthless money in infinite supply. as long as
they follow
the crowd
they get
to keep
the shirts.
decimation: it will be highly amusing
to watch
the anti-bitcoin derps on wallstreet
to lose
their shirts shorting bitcoin
decimation: if
this whole winklevoss etf
thing isn't a scam, bitcoin is probably going
to
trade 2-10x in dollars by next spring
decimation: hell, no one younger
than 50 in
the US has
tried
to buy a house in
the context of greater
than 10% mortgage rates
mircea_popescu: it's
the dubious blessing of being raised in a system,
that with
the safety
this entails for as long as
the system survives comes intermingled
the complete cluelessness and inability
to survive.
decimation: I also find it amusing
that
the most important
thing
that
the bureaucrats & academics start derping about are definitions
decimation: yeah it's pretty much
the same way
that people
think
that ssl websites are
the best practice in 'secure' data
transfer
decimation: re: dynamic equilibrium of bitcoin: I'm pretty convinced
that 99% of people born in
the west (especially academic specialists) have no idea about 'money', 'currency' 'non-money commodities', whatever words you want
to use
to label it
mircea_popescu: take
the coinfire dood. he
thinks he's
too old
to be arsed
to learn gpg ? he
thinks he's
too mature
to submit ?
mircea_popescu: bitcoin is
the perfect
tool for intergenerational warfare.
decimation: if your scenario happens (college kids leverage usd debt for bitcoin)
that will be
the way
that
the baby boomers lose
their lock on elite wealth and power in
the us
decimation: which isn't quite
tax avoidance, but it's measurable asset avoidance
mircea_popescu: what i'm
talking about here is, every single college kid getting mailed
those ccs ?
decimation: in
the us it's quite important for elderly
to have no net worth on paper, so
they qualify for free healthcare
decimation: quite so, bitcoin will enable a whole cottage industry of
tax-avoidance
mircea_popescu: but
that is a pike
to drive in
the hydra's eye later on, let's not anticipate.
mircea_popescu: however,
this is exactly contrary
to how
the whole rest of
the bureaucracy would like
to
treat it.
mircea_popescu: and just steal
the buyer's
thing
to give it
to
the creditor.
mircea_popescu: and
then unwind any asset-protective
trade as "without consideration"
mircea_popescu: it's going
to lead
to a splendid conundrum down
the road, because from
the pov of bankruptcy/anti-asset protection legal practice,
the preferred avenue would be
to declar bitcoin wiorthless
decimation: yeah, but
the drug-lords listen
to
their drug-lord lawyers, not american
tv