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antephialtic: think
the SEC is going
to learn about
the Streisand Effect
mircea_popescu: ie,
they discharge at a given rate, you can alter
their actual voltage by
the resistence ?
mircea_popescu: can't you get models
taht are essentially draw-driven ?
mircea_popescu: get 6 zinc-air
together you have about 3 ampere-hour in
there.
novusordo: i'm
trying
to figure out how
to power my raspberry pi on 5V
to send up in a balloon soon
BCB: talk about following
the money
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i hope
they did at least a dozen
troll secretions/year
antephialtic: BCB: you have a link
to
the original complaint?
[\]: By
the end of fiscal year 1991,
the number of patent secrecy orders stood at 6,193. Many such orders were imposed on individuals and organizations working without government support.
This number shrank for each fiscal year
thereafter, until 2002. Since 2002,
the number of secrecy orders has grown, with 5,002 secrecy orders in effect at
the end of fiscal year 2007.
diametric: Ademan: i should join
that channel,
thanks.
BCB: antephialtic,
that is
the motion for summary judgement
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
they actually patent
the secret shit
too ?
[\]: mircea_popescu: I forgot you don't play well in
the sandbox.
BCB: antephialtic, have you viewed any of
the SEC's workproduct pretaining
to
the pirateat40 case? It's pretty impressive
[\]: why you gotta be harassing
the nice sec lady?
antephialtic: mircea_popescu: let
this be a lesson (not
to you, but
to us) on
the importance of using
techniques such as merge avoidance, coinjoin & coinswap.
diametric: I'm just curious,
the easiest ones I've seen have been
the
ti simpler switcher ones, but
they're not at all a dropin for a 7805
Ademan: like, $10 pricey, if you want
them for prototyping and don't summon
too much blue smoke
they're probably useful
though
diametric: Ademan: really?
thats interesting, link?
antephialtic: and
the bumpkins at
the SEC may have been given access
to such a
tool built by such a contractor.
antephialtic: perhaps
the SEC is inept, but
there are other agencies in
the US government
that contract services from non-inept firms
to do
their dirty work
Ademan: diametric:
there's a buck converter
that's intended
to be a drop in for
the 7805 actually, it's a bit pricey
though
diametric: anyone have a particular cheap 5v buck converter module on ebay
they've had not burn
their homes down?
mircea_popescu: so far
they have problems spelling
their domain name and following
their own regulation.
antephialtic: makes you wonder just how far along
they are on deanonymization
BCB: SEC has a blockchain parser with you names next
to all
the addresses.
mircea_popescu: you know, just because i ask for x y z doesn't automatically mean i consider all of
these "identification"
antephialtic: the SEC asked you
to identify MPEx shareholders of S.DICE, and was willing
to accept Name and address OR btc address
antephialtic: mircea_popescu: do you find it curious
that
they were willing
to accept BTC addresses as identification?
moiety: i sreepy, good mew all, whatever your
timezone!
antephialtic: if MP
thinks he's not breaking any laws, why would he delist it?
Ademan: antephialtic:
the SEC?
SatoshiJack: Looking for players
to
test satoshijack.com (Multi-Player Blackjack) No client. Just Browser/HTML5
decimation: In 1897,
there lived 345 000 Germans in Ukraine,
that was 4,2 % of
the population. In 1911,
there were 419 000 Germans. ... In spite of it, Germans played an important part in
the Ukrainian culture life. Until 1914 many professors at Ukrainian universities were Germans.
☟︎ nubbins`: it's like a competition
to see whose website can look
the shittiest
benkay: bonus side effect of ripping out
the css and js from my site is how much more snappy it is.
dexX7: nice, archive.org also archived
the prospectus pdfs etc.
benkay: mircea_popescu: may i post a copy of
the s.dice contract on my blog?
benkay: although now
the linespacing issue with footnotes is just
that much more apparent.
benkay: Ademan: you missed
the secret sauce with
that one-liner.
Ademan: novusordo: and I'll create MILFcoin
to compete with momcoin
mircea_popescu: who go
to specialised stores and buy
tools on
the principle
that
the
tools are useful, and so why not buy some
tools.
mircea_popescu: novusordo
there are people who consider
themselves into various
technical fields, such as buildingh
novusordo: so
that i can pump both at
the same
time
novusordo: i'll create momcoin under a different pseudonym, and give it slightly different properties
than cryptoshekels
novusordo: seems like everyone and
their mother has a personal altcoin now
Orion__: i have a
tiny little problem and i'm in need of an expert
Ademan: deadweasel: well show me
the shell/BTC exchange so I can convert
them
to something useful for me and sure!
Ademan: ideally you'd accept every payment option possible
to maximize your potential customers, really
deadweasel: and
the admin work of shuffling
them around is absurd
dexX7: alts are great as
testbed
dexX7: that was probably related
to
the
tape out in january
Ademan: dexX7: I
thought I read an update
that stated Q1 back in december
kakobrekla: the money flow nao is user->bbet->user,
to implement alt you do it user->service->bbet->service->user
dexX7: Ademan: additionally
there are some who believe
there was already a
test run with
the new chips and a reseller already promoted an am gen3 based miner
ThickAsThieves: or, you could just only use
the content and outcome of bitbet, and handle your own escrow of alts