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BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: It's
the google
thing Linus kept his almost blog on
phf: trinque: ack, but i've also noticed
that if i were
to import ascii's new key over ascii's old key it resets
the expirations on both pub and sub, so let me figure out what's going
trinque would prefer phf just sign "I would like
trinque
to delete my key and reimport X" for sanity's sake, as it saves me from having
to reason
through whether
this new key is an acceptable substitute for prev, incurring all
the "how does gpg really work again?" and so on.
phf: trinque: yeah, it basically appended all
the new bits on
top, and didn't reset
the pub key's expire. you would have
to do --delete-key before --import
trinque: I used
the gpg --import, which I gather didn't work
phf: asciilifeform: did yours had both pub and sub set
to expire, or only sub? you also probably has only one identity in your key
phf: asciilifeform: it looks like key updates got merge into
the old key, rather
than replacin it.
the pub is
the same, and hasn't been update (still marked as expired), but sub has been replaced, and is now "expired: never". it also added
the new identity (where i removed
the email)
to
the rest of
the existing identities
phf: asciilifeform: yeah,
the paste shows
that i grab keys from both urls, and
the deedbot one is still
the old key
BingoBoingo: <Mocky> speaking of streets, street names appear
totally optional, address can be a paragraph long description. << AHA, Montevideo killed
that with sane street numbering, but apparently
that happens in
the boonies here
BingoBoingo: <diana_coman> asciilifeform, for ~1k bux you can probably fly
to Ro and back and have
the dentist
treatment included
too? << Also
that sound like maybe 100-120 USD in Uruguay
trinque will
take a signed message from phf on what cruft
to saw off
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-10-09 16:31 phf: i had expiration set on it, which i finally removed for good.
the
thinking at
the
time was
that i didn't really
trust my opsec (mac was still in
the loop), but it wasn't much of
thinking since
the mechanism is promisetronic anyway. i also
took an opportunity
to clean it up off extra "identities" and random signatures
trinque will bbl
to further dissect
diana_coman: asciilifeform, in some places
they do but it wasn't
the norm or everywhere/by default
Mocky: the air looks quite smoggy, but also over
the gulf and away from
the city
to
the point where I wondered if it was actually smog
diana_coman: hm, speaking of costa rica style...do
they actually have hot water at
the
taps in costa rica (i.e. not shower only)?
☟︎ Mocky: it was funny
to fly over
the rural areas of qatar and see so many
traffic circles and ~25% have a branch
that dead ends into desert. prepared for growth i guess
Mocky: speaking of streets, street names appear
totally optional, address can be a paragraph long description.
☟︎ Mocky: the building style is very different from what I've seen before, but ~all
the signs include english subtitles for
traffic and store fronts
Mocky: diana_coman, no worries, prolly better
to expose
the issue sooner
than later
Mocky: asciilifeform, nice and warm. encountered a
traffic wtf. stop light in
the middle of
the city with literal 10 minute cycle
time in one direction ~20 seconds.
took 3 cycles for my
taxi
to get
thru
☟︎☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-10-09 18:20 diana_coman: Mocky, btw sorry for
the mess up with your public key; did it actually create a problem other
than
the wrong wot.deedbot graph?
diana_coman: (so perhaps
there ...is somewhere, well hidden?)
diana_coman: granted, I did not search for
this but still
diana_coman: asciilifeform, it's not as much
those particular slides
themselves - it's simply
that I haven't seen anything *other
that
that* in *any* "academia" material/discussion anywhere
a111: Logged on 2016-11-30 23:04 asciilifeform: 'As more people with less commitment
to quality and much less attention
to detail got involved in writing it, its educational value diminished,
too. It is like going
to a library full of books
that
took 50 man-years
to produce each, inventing a way
to cut down
the costs
to a few man-months per book by copying and randomly improving on other books, and
then wondering why nobody
thinks your library full of
these cheaper books is an in
a111: Logged on 2018-10-09 18:11 diana_coman:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-10-09#1859786 -> I
tend
to agree; given how easily I could
tell
the poor lecturer what was in his inherited slides *before I even saw
them*, I guess
they literally have (echo of an echo)^n and it was anyway just some hearsay
to start with
a111: Logged on 2018-10-09 18:15 diana_coman: asciilifeform, for ~1k bux you can probably fly
to Ro and back and have
the dentist
treatment included
too?
diana_coman: Mocky, btw sorry for
the mess up with your public key; did it actually create a problem other
than
the wrong wot.deedbot graph?
☟︎ diana_coman: asciilifeform, for ~1k bux you can probably fly
to Ro and back and have
the dentist
treatment included
too?
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-10-09 16:12 lobbes: deliberate misinformation, it is simply
that
they have ~0 information
to begin with
diana_coman:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-10-09#1859786 -> I
tend
to agree; given how easily I could
tell
the poor lecturer what was in his inherited slides *before I even saw
them*, I guess
they literally have (echo of an echo)^n and it was anyway just some hearsay
to start with
☝︎☟︎ a111: Logged on 2017-10-02 00:49 asciilifeform:
the funniest bit is
that anybody who spends a few $10k
to find sha1 collision, can
take it one step further and make a valid subkey for asciilifeform's, or mircea_popescu's, etc. key
a111: Logged on 2016-01-05 01:37 asciilifeform: anyone recall how mircea_popescu spewed chunks when i pointed out
that he's been signing with a subkey and not with
the magical modulus ?
a111: Logged on 2016-01-05 01:37 asciilifeform: my main objection
to subkey as implemented in gpg is
that IT DOES NOT
TELL YOU OR EVEN LET YOU CHOOSE with which modulus (i.e. which sub) it actually signs with !
mircea_popescu: diana_coman you know what'd have been
the lulz of all
time ? if both pastes had
the same 5digit id
mircea_popescu: trinque she has a point,
that
table needs a unique on
the fp column. deedbot can't accept registeration of keys it's already seen.
☟︎☟︎ diana_coman: the !!reputation
thing is correct
there
though; so it might be only
the visualizer
phf: but yeah, it comes up from
time
to
time. i finally
took
time
to observe
the mechanism in action
phf: i was under
the impression
that
the subkey gets created as a default genkey behavior, but
then you can shuffle
things around
through edit-key. if you were
to remove
the subkey
through edit key leaving only primary, gnupg refuses
to use
the primary for encryption.
mircea_popescu: phf we've all ranted about it at some
time or another. needless
to say replacement rsatron does not include idiotic half-baked state machines. much like
trb-i doesn't include "accounts" nonsense.
diana_coman: mircea_popescu, o.O apparently I ...did; and I found out how, as well:
the crappy lappy on which I had
the away account had imported a few public keys, first of which Mocky's
phf: in related apparently you can't have a key without a subkey.
the whole primary key/subkey mechanism appears
to be mandatory. i
think asciilifeform might've ranted about it, but i've not seen it mentioned in
the logs
phf: i had expiration set on it, which i finally removed for good.
the
thinking at
the
time was
that i didn't really
trust my opsec (mac was still in
the loop), but it wasn't much of
thinking since
the mechanism is promisetronic anyway. i also
took an opportunity
to clean it up off extra "identities" and random signatures
☟︎ phf: asciilifeform: apparently it's not been
taught
Mocky: thx lobbes. and
thx asciilifeform, BingoBoingo, mod6, mircea_popescu
lobbes: deliberate misinformation, it is simply
that
they have ~0 information
to begin with
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-10-08 18:56 diana_coman: it's more a matter of wtf
to do
to get
through
to
them in
the least seeing how
they are so ...far away on all dimensions
to any reality
lobbes:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-10-08#1859601 << far away
they are. not
too long ago I went
to an "Understanding Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain" webinar
type
thing here at $usg.toobigtofailbank. As you'd expect, was filled
to
the brim with such lulzgems as "Unlike bonds/equities, cryptocurrency has no intrinsic value. No way
to establish price point!!". imo
They are so far from reality it isn't even
☝︎ lobbes: congrats Mocky on
the safe landing!
mod6: Heheh. Maybe so. I'd like
to
think I'm getting more crusty in my old age, but maybe not!
mircea_popescu: yes but unlike all
these other assholes you're a kind and caring soul, mod6
mod6: I don't
think I laughed, it's super hard job, even if you know what is going on. Can't imagine if you don't.