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bitcoinpete: haha I'm still
trying
to figure out where you pulled
the
tom green bit from in
the first place. I
thought we were on
the King & I. Or is
Tom
the Canadian King, and I Anna?
bitcoinpete: the adaptation of freddie got fingered,
the mainstage production?
bitcoinpete: mircea_popescu: I helped write
the adaptation. Someone had
to.
bitcoinpete: here, we're finally in
the plusses and enjoying spring
bitcoinpete: Was in London last week
too at
the seat of
the empire
cazalla: bitcoinpete: you're from canada, right? a brother in
the commonwealth
cazalla: i guess lovely was
the wrong word, it's more cozy with
the storm coming over
cazalla: it's stormy but
that's how i like it
bitcoinpete: ;;later
tell MisterE haha it's a balancing act
bitcoinpete: Most of
the false flagging seems
to be in oz right now,
the no-longer-black-haired-bernie is back with penis-nosed motor racing
mircea_popescu: the false flag conpiracy
theory is getting better and better hah
mircea_popescu: soo,
the missing plane is placed between kazakhstan and
turkmenistan now ?
mircea_popescu: my original comments refer strictly
to
this, while old landline is what it is, nobody forced cellphones
to suck
joecool: mircea_popescu: unless you count
telegraph as digital
mircea_popescu: none of
the old infrastructure was usable, not really,
towers is one
thing copper is another and so on
mircea_popescu: but let me point out
that digital comms is a whole new industry.
mircea_popescu: joecool i guess
there's a good point here, in
the sense
that
the infrastructure is really old, phreakin did exist, what is one
to do
joecool: asciilifeform: i mean
the communication framework was setup in
the early 30's
mircea_popescu: they wheeled in some ancient revolutionary bolshevik
to praise
the party.
mircea_popescu: someone did
this as power moved from lenin
to stalin but i don't recall who
the fuck
joecool: asciilifeform: i'd argue longer actually
than WW2
mircea_popescu: hey, even sacred monsters a la buffett are reduced
to
teary eyed confessions of belief in
the party, even at
the zenith of
their career/intellectual lucidity
mircea_popescu: they've plainly confessed
to it what with
the "too big
to fail" doctrine,
mircea_popescu: it's by now a mistake
to see anything in
the us command economy as meaningfully separate from anything else.
mircea_popescu: i have no idea who exactly would wish
to live in a world where a company making a product asks any government what it
thinks on
the
topic.
mircea_popescu: so knowing
that, let's build another whole industry on rotten basics
joecool: gsm mitm is fairly easy with 2G
technologies,
the hardware isn't very expensive and
the software is opensource
joecool: asciilifeform:
there are a lot of standards
to cover with a fake
tower
joecool: asciilifeform: cell jammers are also much more effective as
they move away from
towers
mircea_popescu: then again... chinese people. someone probably
told
them not
to use cell phones
chetty: they were over land
there of a while
chetty: If
that plane went on for hours why werent
the people on board using cell phones?
mircea_popescu: this'd be a better distinction
than simply over/under, because it's a difference in kind not degree.
mircea_popescu: rom entities
to rules, it also lost
the support of
the people.
There weren’t
that many people burning American flags in 1860, you know ? Why do you
think not ? You can support a government killing Indians, or bison. You can’t support a government fighting chemical compounds."
mircea_popescu: specifically, "As far as experience shows, people don’t
tend
to support states
that either stupidly or unwittingly include rules among
their enemies. You can’t win a war against math, or against drugs, or against “social injustice”, or “kulaks”. Soon after
the Soviet government moved its focus from entities
to rules, it lost
the support of
the people. Soon after
the other-Soviet government moved its focus f
ozbot: News from
The Associated Press
mircea_popescu: and for
that matter it'd be a lot saner if you stuck around for few hours after asking for input on an article in so i don't have
to make gribble work overtime
mircea_popescu: ;;later
tell jborkl_
the point about "over regulate people" is vague, in
that nobody, from obama
to ayn rand, believe
their activity is "over regulatory". indeed, all over regulators in history carefully consider
the point of over regulation (in
their own reference frame) and decide
they're being reasonable.
mircea_popescu: ;;later
tell jborkl_ perhaps
the oil painting example is weak, seeing how
the artist would probably benefit from being physically present for
the wedding.
ozbot: Let’s do
the
telegraph pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
joecool: asciilifeform:
that's assuming quite a bit
joecool: asciilifeform: except it needs a pin every
time
to do it, and it needs
to be physically present
joecool: an attacker *could* attempt 3
times
to use it with a pin
joecool: asciilifeform: maybe i'm misunderstanding you. my system can
tell if my openpgp smartcard is present
joecool: asciilifeform: i need
to play with
the yubikey neo implementation of bip32
joecool: asciilifeform: solution is easy
to
that
jborkl_: ok,
Thank you for
the input. I do appreciate it
joecool: jborkl_: i figured US but writing is a little different
than northeast
Duffer1: paste
the OTP mesage into where you sign messages, copy
the result,
then come back and
type ;;everify signedmessageresulthere
jborkl_: joecool,
thank you. I will make sure
to look at
that
joecool: ThickAsThieves: you can pipe it from curl
to gpg
ThickAsThieves: is
the last part just
to make sure it works both ways?
joecool: jborkl_: no glaring
things wrong with
the writing. a couple quotes missing and maybe some comma weirdness
Duffer1: it's
the message you need
to sign for ;;everify
ThickAsThieves: now i need
to look up what an encrypted OTP is and what i need it for
jborkl_: I have not proofed
this yet, but if you guys would not mind reading it and
telling me if you
think it sounds like I have down syndrome