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dub: ThickAsThieves: place I worked would routinely snoop peoples gmail/hotmail passwords and go digging for shit related
to performance issues
novusordo: as in, he uploaded malware for people
to download previously?
mod6: WE can put direct links
to your businesses in
the description of said video as well as get some girls
to say " [your business name here] is great!!" while dressed up in fancy clothes and out on
the
town. << hahaha
ThickAsThieves: The engineer was caught after
the blogger emailed Microsoft
to confirm
the authenticity of
the leaked Windows 8 code. Investigators at
the firm
then reportedly looked
through
the blogger’s hotmail account and instant messenger chats
to identify
the source of
the leak, and found an email from Kibaklo.
mod6: well, guess maybe it never made it out of
the sandbox. still. lollerskates.
mod6: he ipo'd on ye ole global scam exchange, along with
TEST
kakobrekla: dunno if dude managed
to open a btc wallet
mod6: I looked for your IPO
that you had stated was already setup, but couldn't find it. Where can I send my BTC ? << shuaddup &
take my precious BTC!
kakobrekla: >>Let me know guys... no malware downloads
this
time :)
kakobrekla: sorry i bring
this up now, just so nostalgic...
ozbot: Shao Ling (deathbylollipop) on
Twitter
kakobrekla: reminds me of 'deathbylollipop' if anyone here even remembers
that guy
HeySteve2: well I've
taken off 0.9, it's poison :P
HeySteve2: at least previous version sees unconfirmed
transactions, but it's 150 weeks behind
HeySteve2: well it saw
them
the first
time I ran
them, and was updating from 3 weeks back
ThickAsThieves: yknow if you are loading into a new wallet it wont see your funds accurately
til it's done syncing
HeySteve2: well old version sees my funds at least, but
the chain isn't indexed
benkay: HeySteve2: get in
touch later - i gotta run
to a client meeting.
ThickAsThieves: i at least like
the idea of having direct access
to hearn & co
benkay: HeySteve2: are you able
to read it with an old version?
Apocalyptic: ThickAsThieves, you're not missing anything substantial by not lurking
there
HeySteve2: it can't seem
to read my datadir any more
benkay: what's
that, HeySteve2??
HeySteve2: he'll
talk about
that but not my wallet disappearing in 0.9
ThickAsThieves: might as well ditch #bitcoin-analysis and start lurking
there
Apocalyptic: <hearn> dogecoin is so cute. it's actually one of my favourite alts by
this point << dat hearn
nubbins`: so as not
to distract from
the joy of driving
nubbins`: dexX7: sort of like how some people prefer
to drive around in cars with unpainted, boxy chassis
ozbot: Your Starbucks barista is about
to become your bartender |
The Verge
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [AM100] [PAID] 0.94547500 BTC
to 320`500 shares, 295 satoshi per share
ThickAsThieves: In addition, every single email message you send or receive—100% of
them—is encrypted while moving internally.
This ensures
that your messages are safe not only when
they move between you and Gmail's servers, but also as
they move between Google's data centers—something we made a
top priority after last summer’s revelations."
ThickAsThieves: "Starting
today, Gmail will always use an encrypted HTTPS connection when you check or send email. Gmail has supported HTTPS since
the day it launched, and in 2010 we made HTTPS
the default.
Today's change means
that no one can listen in on your messages as
they go back and forth between you and Gmail’s servers—no matter if you're using public WiFi or logging in from your computer,
ozbot: Official Gmail Blog: Staying at
the forefront of email security and reliability: HTTPS-only and 99.
dexX7: so what's
the intention with all
those non-css stuff?
nubbins`: "So, Fred’s gone
to live with
the big fag-hater in
the sky."
nubbins`: if only someone cared about
those poor penguins D;
nubbins`: and hey, no need
to work around my schedule :D
benkay: but i just ripped out all
the css
nubbins`: but at
that rate why not just go full web
two point oh, amirite?
nubbins`: if you're feeling really frisky some day, you could even add a date under
the article
titles
benkay: nevermind
time expense of shoehorning it into
this absurd generator
nubbins`: before you ask, i butchered
the content of
that article so it'd fit in a screen grab
nubbins`: asciilifeform:
the problem with
tables is
that
they're meant for
tabular data, and using
them
to guide layout was always a shit-show
ThickAsThieves: css will even let you push
things off
the page, quite useful
ThickAsThieves: i learned html back when
tables were used for everything, it gets me by
dexX7: fyi:
there is also a <footer></footer>
tag
nubbins`: also FWIW if all your
text is at 100%, having a
title wrapped in h1 AND setting font-size=250% is nuts
nubbins`: not go immediately
to
the previous or next one
nubbins`: if you insist on keeping "previous/next", at least put it after
the article
nubbins`: and
the "previous/next" shit
that makes me feel like i'm navigating a shit
text dump from some forum archives
benkay: but
they're <h1>IMPORTANT</h1>
nubbins`: mostly because of
the needless <h1> post
titles
benkay: what's
the point i say
nubbins`: now it's not
taller
than
the articles
nubbins`: i just halved -- at least --
the height of your footer
ThickAsThieves: how about we just have kako host a b-a BBS and everyone just posts blogs
there
nubbins`: it's fine if you want a plaintext-only website, but it doesn't have
to be brutally unappealing
nubbins`: benkay: what i want is something
that doesn't make my eyes bleed
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [AM1] [PAID] 6.65737852 BTC
to 21`436 shares, 31057 satoshi per share
ThickAsThieves: some email spam is so weird... "We intend
to import a large number of bullet proof glasses. Could you provide us
that? If yes, Please send us more details of your product. Hope we will have
the opportunity
to cooperate!"
ThickAsThieves: NSA general counsel Rajesh De
told
the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board
that
the PRISM program was carried out with
the “full knowledge and assistance of any company from which information is obtained.”
The claim, if
true, would mean
that
the many protests from Microsoft, Google, Apple, Yahoo, and other
technology companies were factually inaccurate, if not deliberately
benkay: I had
this figured out from
the first day or so of looking seriously at Bitcoin. It
takes you guys including MPOE a while
to catch up.
ThickAsThieves: "discovering"
things
that
they didnt realize or acknowledge were long since discovered
ThickAsThieves: mostly i'm just
trying
to at least have a superficial understanding
benkay: lisps can be found
that sit atop most other languages
too,
ThickAsThieves.
there are python lisps, java lisps...