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knotwork: and
this someone is part of
th corporate "you" ?
Diablo-D3: not a reseller further down
the line
Diablo-D3: Im getting
the racks directly from someone leasing directly from
the building owner.
knotwork: They are
the
third party's keys
that
they maybe let me use but aren't really mine any way not privately anyway
knotwork: for me a MAJOR part of wanting my own datacentre is I dont want
to refer
to keys
that are on
third party land as "private" keys as for all I know
they are not.
knotwork: what kind of facility and do you rent/lease or own
the land?
Diablo-D3: if I grow it right, I'll be able
to afford
the datacenter I want
knotwork: maybe cold enough
to cool
the gear in winter. maybe.
Diablo-D3: sometimes
they come up for auction
knotwork: Not with all
the heat
the mining gear gives off
Diablo-D3: a bunch of fuckwits
that know nothing about running a company
Diablo-D3: its a fucking peanut gallery in
there
Diablo-D3: [11:13:26] <knotwork>
There was some guy in
the investments section of bitcointalk (also probably known as
the greater fool section) who wanted
to do a whole
ten million USD datacentre with solar and such I cant recall who
that was
knotwork: Yeah Diablo I saw a piece of real estate I
thought might be great for
the kind of data centre you once wanted
to do
nubbins`: re: permits, generally
that would be a provincial responsibility, not federal
knotwork: some guy on bitcointalk has pics of a
tiny little
trickly he gets power from
knotwork: I wasnt
thinking of a dam but even just a little
thing you sink into
the water might be all kinds of regulation apparently yeah
mircea_popescu: im pretty sure you need a permit
to dam running water, even in canada.
knotwork: but it is said
to be in mountain area
knotwork: maybe even water
though it doesnt mention any brooks etc in
the stuff I have read about
the place
knotwork: I
thought maybe I'd found just what he was looking for but at a cheaper price
knotwork: oh good maybe he wont read
the backscroll and will
turn out
to be a great fool :D
gribble: Diablo-D3 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 hours, 31 minutes, and 27 seconds ago: <Diablo-D3> and all
their btrfs people left
to other companies
knotwork: Diablo yes
that it no idea what I'd confuse
that with death, maybe its a death and
the devil
thing
knotwork: but I
think death and
taxes nick was what kept
the other guys nick from sticking in my long
term memory
knotwork: I
think his nick was longer
than
that? not death and
taxes but
thats who I always
tended
to confuse him with
knotwork: he mismanaged
the shares
thing and mybe also got screwed when
that Irish guy's "exchange" flew by night
knotwork: There was some guy in
the investments section of bitcointalk (also probably known as
the greater fool section) who wanted
to do a whole
ten million USD datacentre with solar and such I cant recall who
that was
mircea_popescu: maybne
they only had
tequilla and it's not agreeing with him
nubbins`: and
this kenny green guy was accused of
trying
to break out of
the psych hospital while being held
there for some sort of examination
nubbins`: anyway,
the murder
this guy is accused of committing
took place about 50 meters southeast of my house
nubbins`: is arrested exiting a jungle-themed family restaurant
that happens
to serve booze
nubbins`: guy gets out on bail, condition is not
to enter a licensed drinking establishment
ozbot: Judge
to decide if Kenny Green broke bail - Newfoundland & Labrador - CBC News
nubbins`: Altus Group found
that
the building currently has a market value of zero.
ozbot: Harbour Grace cathedral found
to be worthless - Newfoundland & Labrador - CBC News
mircea_popescu: anyone got a better pars-pro-toto representative for marxism
than Althusser ?
KRS1: shes not bad..bbw goes downhill from
there.
kakobrekla: well,
they certanly are lots of something.
KRS1: I'm gonna call
them,
they
told me it would be 1-2 hrs damnit.
mircea_popescu: besides, he's working on biopics.
that's a sure sign of desperation.
ozbot: John McAfee 'disguised as Guatemalan street hawker with a limp' -
Telegraph
decimation: supposedly McAfee was disguised, but
then wen
to
talk with
the media
knotwork: do you keep
the private keys at your own site and all
the
third party places have
to call home any
time something needing
the key happens?
mircea_popescu: "Vice accidentally gave away his location at a Guatemalan resort in early December 2012, when a photo
taken by one of its journalists accompanying McAfee was posted with
the Exif geolocation metadata still attached." cute.
knotwork: mircea_popescu, how/where do you host MPOE? how many
techies guards gosh knows what have access
to
the hardware?
knotwork: of course in
the old days we lived in shoeboxes in
the middle of
the gutters
decimation: I
thought
the smart meters used some kind of mesh network
the20year1: i
think
they ended up figuring like $25/mo for 768kbps for a residential user
the20year1: Our local power co-op did all
the work
to do broadband over lines...they're
the only one
that uses it
kakobrekla: yeah but
then you dont need a wheelstair ramp.
knotwork: Otherwise
the keys are in essence not private
knotwork: But I do not want
to put anything
that has private keys in any
third party datacentre
knotwork: Open
Transactions is deisgned
to work without
transaction-history (logs? what logs?) but legal quagmire around
that is probably quite a quagmire
pankkake: but very very good isps know how
to lose logs
too :)
pankkake: shitty isp would have
to lose its logs
knotwork: no I have no bath at all yet
that is part of what is currently being installed in
the house
knotwork: as
to make it commercial I would need wheelshair ramps, parking for however many customers/staff and on like
that
nubbins`: home business is
the way
to go
knotwork: right now I am putting in a 400 amp hookup in my country-house but but
that is now going
to be done as a "home business" in which I will purportedly only use 25% of
the house for business
knotwork: I dont want
to run out of space or power for my datacentre
that I want
to have
mircea_popescu: "He added
that for his own security he has other people buy his computer equipment for him, uses pseudonyms for setting up computers and logging in, and changes his IP address several
times a day.["
nubbins`: mircea_popescu: you can't smoke weed in
the desert, it's
too hot
dub: turns out
there are hundreds of islands for under $500k in canada
decimation: Maybe McAfee will buy your military base, now
that he is allowed
to reside in Canada, apparently
mircea_popescu: intel wants
to be edgy about as much as i want
to be politically correct.
decimation: "Roll with it. Hire a creative marketing
team and see what you can do with
this," he said. Executives should have asked, "How can we do creative marketing
to change Intel from a staid, stodgy company
to a shaker and mover?"
decimation: He said Intel lost a great marketing opportunity when he was being chased
through
the jungles of Central America. Instead of shying away from
the McAfee name, Intel should have leveraged press about his misadventures and
taken a more edgy approach.
mircea_popescu: does weed give you sea sickness in
the desert
to even
things out ?