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mircea_popescu: ascii
_field youre not required to starty it at 1 diff.
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: only reason is to hitch a phree ride on the existing allocations
trinque: ascii
_field: ah yep, read that. and it wouldn't surprise me if A was an intentional kill switch, even less so with the hypothetical "failed project"
BingoBoingo: <ascii
_field> felipelalli: i have no idea, but iirc mircea
_popescu dislikes him << Two different goats
mircea_popescu: i hope me and mike
_c die in the same plane crash and i get to hear him talk it over with ol' paulie.
mircea_popescu: mike
_c "some reason" aka it's fucking stupid and who the fuck does this to people, takes their napkin sketches and puts it in a frame above the mantelpiece!
trinque: ascii
_field: damn, wouldn't that be a thing to watch.
ascii_field: mike
_c: could easily push same button as mircea
_popescu
BingoBoingo: ascii
_field: Just found out about it coming back from mowing lawns. KMOX was talking about it. If Crown Candy Kitchen survives not much elso of value in North city
BingoBoingo: <ascii
_field> meat folks have a habit of changing skins << Deed's kinda contingent on identification being confirmed at all
felipelalli: mircea
_popescu, in other words: the decision of majority of miners could literally kill the actual Bitcoin. Make it unusable.
felipelalli: mircea
_popescu, I read your articles. Actually I had read some parts before, but I read all over again. Unfortunately I didn't find the answer to my question. I understand that if miners just point to a "Scamcoin" (fork from Bitcoin) this is not Bitcoin, of course. But having them more hashpower, and the same type of hash function, this does not make the actual Bitcoin an "altcoin" and them vulnerable to attacks? (following the
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: i think 'take over' here is in the sense microshit took over pc
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: just now noticed that one ?
mircea_popescu: events that increase in frequency due to the rapidly destabilizing climate." <<< ascii
_field i'm sorry, what ?
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: i'm not convinced that there is enough 'genuine cheat' or whatnot to go around. hence, the simulacra.
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: it's a wriggleysgumification
assbot: Logged on 20-08-2015 03:59:34; mircea
_popescu: re the ashley madison thing, i believe it chiefly provides the same service faux exchanges etc provide to the click-bound generation. ie, they get to pretend like they're traders, don juans, what not, all from the safety of their own den, and - crucially - without actually doing it.
felipelalli: mircea
_popescu, thank you for the links! I was trying to find something relevant on log but I didn't so far.
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu, kakobrekla: why does that thing need js??!!!
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: you're entirely correct re: spamatronics
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu, kakobrekla: i also noticed this. even dug in the payload, found nothing
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: funnily, the saltus thing is applicable to modern crapware written by morons who slavishly copy one another with minor variations
ascii_field: felipelalli: i have no idea, but iirc mircea
_popescu dislikes him
felipelalli: ascii
_field, this is actually useful to identify scammers. Scammers does not like to register in WoT systems because they are easily got.
trinque: ascii
_field: not at all; making a deed serves a similar purpose if the individuals are easily identified by the contents of the deed
trinque: ascii
_field: yeah, I'm having a hell of a time finding the sources that linked the above plane to flights to guantanamo now, and recall in the past *not* relying on such filth as "infowars"
mod6: <+mike
_c> we = mod6 + mod6 << lol! in all seriousness, i think that ben supports us working on obsd as well; however, yes, his enthusiasm might be more tempered then my own. He does review all of these SoBA's before they get signed & sent out to ML
ascii_field: mike
_c: out of curiosity, what do you consider 'production-ready' ?
trinque: mike
_c: there are two gentlemen running the foundation
mod6: ascii
_field: thanks for taking a look!
punkman: ascii
_field: no I mean doing that other half
punkman: ascii
_field: do you have an outline/spec for v? I could give you a hand with that
mod6: ascii
_field: yea, i'll dig into it more tonight and tomorrow, etc. until i get it solved. thx!
trinque: the people wanted change, ascii
_field
mod6: b/bitcoin/src/json/json
_spirit.h, b/bitcoin/src/test/base58
_tests.cpp, b/bitcoin/src/test/base64
_tests.cpp, b/bitcoin/src/test/README out of order. but the hashes seem to match.
punkman: funkenstein
_: website's yours?
BingoBoingo: <mircea
_popescu> BingoBoingo i don't actually think they were READY to deploy this autumn. irrespective of the september term they might or might not have lied to manageement about. << Gavin's eariler marketing campaign made this autumn the latest they could do this.
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 20-08-2015 08:11:47; mircea
_popescu: good for you. i'd expect anyone sane runs fine. but mine chokes ;/
assbot: Logged on 20-08-2015 08:47:37; mircea
_popescu: incidentally : if gpg had the fucking sense to include MORE information on its information line, we wouldn't have the problem with the dashes.
assbot: Logged on 20-08-2015 01:13:47; mircea
_popescu: policy. which includes japan, indonesia, even australia.
punkman: nor does it match genesis
_2cba721ced8108cf65ab7d045081237ecda4602a.vpatch
mod6: vdiff
_42f0e9ea2da5aefd21d4dace0bcb6bf5dddaad40.sh
mircea_popescu: "CURLE
_OK" in particular is an abomination upon nomenclature.
assbot: Logged on 20-08-2015 04:32:13; mircea
_popescu: the only cherry missing from this cake is to discover hearn actually outsourced this shit via odesk or some crap.