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fluffypony: although culturally that view developed independently of the other
mircea_popescu: just a huge workload for very little pay that prevents a fork.
mircea_popescu: so not exactly a race thing as much as a gender thing ?
joecool: hmm, doesn't openssl also have weird licensing that would prevent a fork?
fluffypony: but traditionally speaking women are not viewed as equals, so the men can just do whatever they want
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: yeah, you can't minimise it, but it's a problem in the townships and villages and not so much in the suburbs
mircea_popescu: fluffypony is rape quite so bad there as they say ?
mircea_popescu: " IRC may not seem very asynchronous, but it is" << actually, it's ... multisyncronous. pretty much the only mental space that readily comprehends irc flow is the sort that spent a lot of time doing debugger stepping.
fluffypony: used to be in Cape Town
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: Plettenberg Bay, along the Garden Route
BingoBoingo: Since no reason to use yahoo for anything of import at all
BingoBoingo: Oh, yahoo is password weak because heartbleed. Figured I'd offer something on Yahoo for people to sign up for
mircea_popescu: "I the spirit of #heartbleed is anyone else interested in -assets fantasy baseball on yahoo?"
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: WHich thing?
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo how'd that work ?!
mircea_popescu: yeah was in the log earlier.
BingoBoingo: I the spirit of #heartbleed is anyone else interested in -assets fantasy baseball on yahoo?
BingoBoingo: ;;later tell truffles Let us try this fantasy baseball thing head to head
BingoBoingo: So... where is truffles
BingoBoingo: "Besides, if Silicon Valley can proselytize about cloud country and dividing California into six pieces, why can't their political enemies engage in similar flights of fancy about the world as it currently exists? " << They can't
BingoBoingo: Purity though Transnidstria is nao b est Soviet
mircea_popescu: i would say the same thing explains the longevbity of the thing as explains the longevity of soviet satellites : they're still in orbit.
BingoBoingo: Explains the longevity of the Bitcoin Foundation, though the low rate of activity there is telling
mircea_popescu: if they didn't it'd have long disappeared.
mircea_popescu: people like it in the butt, what.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: It is just amazing how much justification goes on to deny the self is being swindled
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo lol. i hope they make a name for it and put it in wikipedia. something like a DAB, or something.
BingoBoingo: People stumbling into the superiority of mutual betting https://bitcointa.lk/threads/ratings-for-all-the-bitcoin-sports-books.252942/page-26#post-5839153
Naphex: and some of the scheiner warnings https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2013/09/the_nsa_is_brea.html
Naphex: https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/felten/the-linux-backdoor-attempt-of-2003/ for those who still remember
BingoBoingo: dexX7: Basically if your were stupid enough to err this way, you were to stupid to concieve of this way to err
mircea_popescu: this is an implant not an error. at what level in the process the implanting starts and cluelessness takes over is still unclear.
dexX7: hehe.. no i mean.. people make errors, that's for sure, but sometimes one would say "you'd need to be very, very stupid, do to an error of this kind and it's likely no one sane would ever do something like this". and i'm wondering, if this is the case here
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Well, of course the possibility exists that the sun stops totally for a measurable period of time, but...
mircea_popescu: but hence the solar cycles etc.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo funny factoid : the sun fusion is not unlike mining. it could in principle be the case a finite interval goes without any emission.
BingoBoingo: How often does the sun just stop fusion for a few minutes to catch a breath
mircea_popescu: how likely is it that you're really my wife and are currently pregnant with twin bald eagles ?
dexX7: or rephrased: was it placed there to be exploited by some party?
BingoBoingo: dexX7: This allows extracting privates, so it allows Decrypting
mircea_popescu: it's larger than the cookie monster, and that thing had the advantage of there only being about 50 computers total.
dexX7: hm right. to encrypt something, you'd need the key, therefore it's somewhere
mircea_popescu: anyway, if you're looking for more of a perspective thing : this is without a doubt the largest vulnerability ever reported in the history of vulnerabilities.
mircea_popescu: dexX7 but it has to be in memory.
BingoBoingo: dexX7: Heartbleed extracts that key
BingoBoingo: Or just running a high traffic router and scooping up ciphertext
dexX7: but the server's private key is usually not exchanged, i think?
dexX7: so this would be great for phishing for example?
BingoBoingo: Pretty much this is the worst of all cases that the mainstream security community would have supposed
mircea_popescu: if you get the server's keys you can a)impersonate the server and b) decrypt all its traffic, thaty you previously stored.
dexX7: hey i'm still thinking about the heartbleed stuff and was wondering: how could one - in theory - do something nefarious with this? user sessions aside, but what else is flying around there?
BingoBoingo: Fossil fuels make my Saturn go and don't give me any trouble.
mircea_popescu: mebbe Diablo-D3 has a point there...
Diablo-D3: BingoBoingo: thats like asking if I've made peace with fossil fuels
fluffypony: Ok lunch time, bbl
Diablo-D3: BingoBoingo: truffles runs a large company and writes foss in his spare time?
BingoBoingo: keonne: Truffles is basically Diablo-D3 but somehow less crazy and slow
fluffypony: keonne: Coffee is awesome, I refuse to believe it has any negative affect on my health :-P
mircea_popescu: keonne it's what seinfeld called kramer, too :D
keonne: kman - hah my dad calls me that
keonne: sand. kofte, cigarettes, and coffee, somewhere truffles is dying inside do to my lack of healthly activities
fluffypony: Otherwise it's just asking for trouble
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: Btc jam had the option, I figured it wasn't unheard of for loans with a term of more than like 2 weeks
mircea_popescu: i did notice it. i discarded it, too, cause who the hell is giving you a fiat loan.
fluffypony: keonne: Meh, it was a year ago, and I can understand mircea_popescu not noticing the USD linked loan
keonne: fluffypony: props to not being a butthurt bitch in the comments
fluffypony: Yeah it was an excellent lesson in the dynamics of bitcoin and of the community
fluffypony: Not that I'm not naive now
fluffypony: I was...more naive then
fluffypony: Yeah I get that
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: What was his collateral though? And did eh link it to the usd price?
mircea_popescu: he got really buttreamed, but he did pay off afaik, and one of the few to do so.
mircea_popescu: you know there's a guy who tried this in 2012 for similar reasons ?
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: ok but as mentioned in the original post, the issue was not solvency or collateral - it was a brief experiment to see if I could get a secured loan at a better rate than I could locally
mircea_popescu: i guess i'm blogging this.
mircea_popescu: fluffypony http://trilema.com/2013/why-finance-shouldnt-be-open-to-your-average-schmoe/#comment-98941 that, basically.
BingoBoingo: fluffypony: I think that picture popularized that acronym
BingoBoingo: fluffypony: Easier to tell her to submit http://trilema.com/2013/they-really-are-buttcoins-nao/
BingoBoingo: However the Hoover lives on in US 3 letter culture in that alcohol is more poisonous to many of those factions than coke (which the CIA loves for obvious reasons)
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: I showed my wife that blog post
BingoBoingo: I the US the Hooverites paited him as the devil, worse than Castro, but he gave Russia its booze back.
mircea_popescu: i dun know brejnev was all that bad, economically at least.
BingoBoingo: Essentially J E Hoover was more damaging to the US than Brezhnev could have ever been to the Soviet republics
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: Litecoin miners want all asics to die. The want to only mine when not playing starcraft and mining wow gold.
mircea_popescu: ;;later tell bitcoinpete and so they want to just keep changing the algos and dream on.
BingoBoingo: This transition in the US really was a big thing between Pershing and Lyndon Johnson
mircea_popescu: ;;later tell bitcoinpete it's even been announced, some fork. basically they want to fork it because htey perceive they should be given more of this world than the ycan take by themselves, for themselves, and they perceive it's unfair that just as soon as an algo of division is established, better people get more than them.
mircea_popescu: bitcoinpete: and how is doge still even around? first teh nascar, now this merged-mining noise << it's only "still around" in the sense of noise. like you know, the dead aren't really dead if you remember them :D
BingoBoingo: The Robert Hansen puritain to a fault type though at the higher levels of government security organizations is not that rare in the US though.
BingoBoingo: I've only met one person who worked at DISA though and they were shipped to London after racking up more DUIs int he states than Mr Bond himself.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: In the US in any niche there is always a puritain contingent of some pretending to bees. Generally the higher in any gov niche the more they dominate.
mircea_popescu: well duh. they ain't there.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo it was obviously a jab at a roomfull of potheads telling the sober guy that "he doesn't understand how the pretty colors work"
BingoBoingo: No matter who or what slaps it on the ass the world can just persist in being.
BingoBoingo: My hypothesis on why Putin can't understant how the world works though is that the world just doesn't work because it has no benefit from doing so.
mircea_popescu: this sounds like the fucking pleistocene all oer again.
BingoBoingo: For small sample sizes I can gather, in the US the actual drug free figures are small
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo isn't 54 a little young to die ?
mircea_popescu: afaik the fsb still by and large is.
mircea_popescu: incidentally, i wonder what % of the us agency agents are actually drug free. not pretend-free, not pass the test free, but actually, as a lifestyle.