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Framedragger: asciilifeform: (the bz2 expands to 6.0 GiB btw, and it's 13 files inside (in said CSV format), and there's no sorting order and the files can be safely concatenated etc.)
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: yeah k, this particiular concern should be acknowledged
Framedragger: (berkeleyan in the sense of (1) take locke's skeptical concerns, and (2) discard locke's "solution" involving lockean substance and substratum and other essentialist stuff)
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: 10000 mile distant response: just because you accept (at least parts of) (berkeleyan?) skepticism doesn't necessarily mean that *all* relevant conceptual boundaries are useless and prone to slippery slope dissolution
Framedragger: i don't know, but either (1) do not distinguish, or (2) use asciilifeform criterion, which i don't think to be circular, i.e. it's probably sound?
Framedragger: (ahahaha re bassett disaster.. yeah i would view 'cache' as an inevitable result of *constraints* (finite c).. i think it was a confusion of terms (spec / things that emerge from constraints), and i suppose the point of confusion itself is possibly an interesting object to discuss, etc)
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: yeah but i dunno how good it is with serving parallel requests; think it will be fine for this though, yeah
Framedragger: oh uh, it's a shitty python web server there, i should provide something better huh
Framedragger: go figure the intricacies and idiosyncrasies of the human mind
Framedragger: (i used one vps at a time (switched due to abuse complaints and so that i'd be sure there's no filtering / results are not biased) for the "which IPs out of all IPv4 are alive behind :22" scan, and i then used 13 cheap VPSes for the actual ssh key extraction out of the 20.8M alive candidates. if curious re cost: will get the bill for the 13 VPSes later, but it was basically 11 hours of scanning, 2.99eur / mo. per VPS, hourly billing, so
Framedragger: this is what i've been able to extract (timeout for ssh server to provide ssh keys: 7.0 seconds), but now that i better understand the nuances of this particular undertaking, re-scanning / re-extraction would be much easier. in particular, doable in 36 hours for under 2 euros of cost (and doable in shorter amount of time for more euros and more concentrated work). which means that costs are absolutely negligible, unless you want to keep
Framedragger: asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i'd like to interrupt this joyful occasion of copulation of you two by noting that ssh-rsa keys of all of ipv4 are now ready for phuctoring and further analysis; they are in the format of e,N,ipaddress. there's 10.6M of them, out of 20.8M something-listening-on-port-22 hosts. rejoice!
Framedragger: * 20.8M of 22-port-open ssh servers after deduplication
☟︎ Framedragger: this info will be crystallized and presented in a clear manner, eventually, of course!
Framedragger: also, a bunch of /8 and /16s are empty. like 11.0.0.0/8 (used by whom? DoD of course) - these cunts
Framedragger: this excludes most hetzner ip ranges because hetzner triggers a fuckload of abuse complaints. but i'll soon scan *only them* (which will anger them, and let the hate fiercely flow into /dev/null), which will a buncha hosts to that 21.1M i expect.
Framedragger: ..sooo, ~21.1M ssh hosts with port 22 open in ipv4 space. i expected more, but a time will come for a re-scan, and i finally got around to 'streamlining' the process, and vc's idontcareaboutscans policy helped here, so re-scan will be a piece of cake.
Framedragger: i mean, i guess it's a system for catalysed darwinian selection?..
Framedragger: hey i remember cairo; ok so it's worth than cairo; lolol.
Framedragger: look at dem loops, to set up ascii chars and then only work on offsets
Framedragger: -[--->+<]>-------.-[--->+<]>.+++++.[---->+<]>+++.-[--->++<]>--.-------.--[--->+<]>---.--------------.-.++++++++++++.+++.-------------.--[--->+<]>-.+[->+++<]>++.+++++++++.+.++++++.++[->+++<]>++.+.----[->+++<]>.------------.[->+++<]>+.+++++++++++.------.[--->+<]>-.
Framedragger: i wanted to say the same, and then run from asciilifeform
Framedragger: i don't know, i applaud her even what she writes is shit and even if her mind is shit, good for her, i think it's easy to sublimate jealousy that shit people can still function as "justified anger" or whatnot </armchair-mode>
Framedragger: suspect at least half of "startups" are like that
Framedragger: "Complicating things is the fact that Danica is pregnant. Neither the serpiente nor the avians are crazy about the idea of a mixed-blood child taking the throne. A child of a cobra and another serpent is always a cobra, a child of a hawk and another avian is always a hawk." WELL BUT OBVIOUSLY
Framedragger: right. that verification of self-signatures.. it is done by gpg clients tho, no?
Framedragger: PeterL: gpg client should reject subkeys not signed by master key or somesuch, was the argument i think
Framedragger: these diddled keys.. they can just be re-uploaded to sks keyservers all the time, no? maybe keyservers should have a phuctor-like policy of rejecting shitty keys?
Framedragger: re. hanno: oh yeah? i had thought he had had a point, re. those broken subkeys not being used anyway. but i guess the point is that phuctor found some *actually used* keys, etc.
Framedragger: particularize and shine light upon the particular cracks of the delusional reality model
Framedragger: low hanging fruits in opsec failures, volume one
Framedragger: someone also tried spidering ssh keys from .onion hosts, and then matching them with ssh keys of ipv4 space; i want to re-try that, too
Framedragger: probably an easy grep; all text uncompressed ~1.6TB; will keep it mind for laters
Framedragger: ahh " get pgp keys out of the gwen[sic] / sr dump"
Framedragger: smart watches (now with 9h of battery life!!1) are laptops t00!!
Framedragger: and stickers on laptops because geek kultura and san francisco amirite
Framedragger: daddy's connections help with the arbitrary selection
Framedragger: but yeah, i meant entrepreneur not in the etymological/definitional sense, but in the "currently attached bundle of crappy connotations" sense
Framedragger: actually i'm sure there are some legit poets on LJ, heh.
Framedragger: oh yeah already forgot about the password steal. lol. just fuck the entrepreneur world with a rake
Framedragger: (and you may still need to play egregious taxes if in US, even before you get to exercise them etc)
Framedragger: yeah, "co-founders" are left with shares of shit class and shit amount thereof, it's a nice scam
Framedragger should write some kind of simple thingie which takes (1) keyword and (2) timestamp pairs as intervals, and produces a kind of wiki page for all given keywords. (2) can be amended later as needed. so that there'd be a page for gossipd without much effort at all
☟︎☟︎ Framedragger: right, which allows for transitivity of one sort or another, i suppose. fair enough
Framedragger:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-06-13#1481381 << would the scheme of gossipd in your mind as it currently stands allow for signatures by a non-permanent gpg key (by something akin to ephemeral key)? identity (of communicating party) integrity would be within the decrypted contents; but not ascertainable by message header (here's gpg id 0xbabe)
☝︎ Framedragger: not saying that it wouldn't be super easy to fuck it up via all sorts of baroque side channels and whatnot
Framedragger: DH exchange gets temporally split, so to speak
Framedragger: didn't think it was overcomplicated tbh, i mean, not this particular part anyway
Framedragger: pfs is unclear but then who had it easy with worthwhile things anyway
Framedragger: i'll sketch mp's scheme on a whiteboard tomorrow or thereabouts, so i can say that i get the picture. makes sense overall, in terms of no chans as such, etc etc.
Framedragger: (aha, "actual order" of messages is not one of the requirements; interesting; i suppose folks who maintain that breaking order integrity == breaking s3curity!! are kind of derpy anyway, in the sense that if you have something critical to communicate, you'll find other means to derive integrity, etc.)