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jurov: mircea
_popescu: if i encode wav-> mp3 and place barely audible artifacts just so
mircea_popescu: ascii
_modem so you're telling me there's f(data, pic.png) - > pic1.png so that a) i can read f and b) i can't didle pic1.png into pic2.png so you can't read data ?
mircea_popescu: ascii
_modem think about it,it ?HAS to be sampled. of course spots.
nubbins`: mircea
_popescu these business cards will be a headless chicken unless either (a) someone decides on basics like paper/ink color or (b) you give me free reign and accept that some/all recipients will be sad pandas
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2015 18:12:56; funkenstein
_: it's a publicly traded non profit ?
bitstein: mircea
_popescu: I've just been playing with gpg authentication in flask, and I'm trying to better understand how the WoT (in its current implementation) mitigates various risks.
bitstein: mircea
_popescu: Thanks. I'll continue reading/thinking about it.
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2015 17:54:27; ascii
_field: the basic idea - owner-hostile hardware - is gaining ground.
bitstein: mircea
_popescu: Right, it wouldn't prevent the server from not publishing a rating
bitstein: mircea
_popescu: you would have the hash of the db timestamped, so you can verify that the rating is current as of a certain point (given you have the data to recreate the hash)
bitstein: mircea
_popescu: b is an important point, thanks. As for old rather than current ratings, that's where shasums and deedbot could come in to help.
bitstein: mircea
_popescu: I am under the impression that if they wanted to, kako or nano could publish ratings under any name as they please. Is this correct? If so, how can someone viewing the WoT db have certainty that information they see is as the rater intended? GPG signing would be one solution.
bitstein: mircea
_popescu: assbot model is much improved over gribble model. there's no more sessions, so you're mostly battling with a solved problem there. << doing an auth for each request is definitely an improvement, but can you elaborate on how that solves the problem?
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2015 14:45:54; funkenstein
_: that's right "the gold market" is a single entity which works towards being "less manipulated".
thestringpuller: mircea
_popescu: too late alfie. << ahahhhahaha. The nickname is sticking!
ascii_field actually does find it interesting, and if mircea
_popescu ever writes a detailed likbez, will enjoy reading
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: i formed this impression because i do not know the actual truth of the extent of collaboration between gavin et al and satoshi pre-phoundation
ascii_field believes when mircea
_popescu says that it -will- explode if used as printed on the crate
mircea_popescu: ascii
_field anyway, if you're curious, do a braid on a bitcoin then see what happens.
ben_vulpes: <mircea
_popescu> ascii
_field not only that. the txn making is dust-agnostic. instead of optimizing to not create too small chunks, it just does whatever. << aggressively whatever. semi random selection of outputs, iirc.
mircea_popescu: ascii
_field not only that. the txn making is dust-agnostic. instead of optimizing to not create too small chunks, it just does whatever.
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: iterates, incr. fee, until no error
mircea_popescu: ascii
_field you know im not proposing quinine solves gout over here.
mircea_popescu: ben
_vulpes don't forget to encrypt your privkey ring with gpg too
ascii_field: ben
_vulpes does not keep 'wallet' around. he memorizes private key
ascii_field: fastest way for mircea
_popescu to do this is, unfortunately but probably, to wait for my version.
mircea_popescu: ben
_vulpes and also, on my personal wishlist : could block generation finally be fucking fixed ?
mircea_popescu: ascii
_field i was talking more in terms of how it's supposed to go. i'm aware the current pos is a pos.
ascii_field: mircea
_popescu: measure the txn bytes/minute you receive from them << won't work for 0.5.3 as presently exists. bastard blocks -get transmitted- before rejected
mircea_popescu: ben
_vulpes the only reasonable way to go about it is, pretend the other nodes are your employees. measure the txn bytes/minute you receive from them, give points.
mircea_popescu: ascii
_field and the "introduce scoring for peers, shitlist least performing for x interval" idea from earlier, same thread.
assbot: Logged on 30-01-2015 06:45:26; mircea
_popescu: <ben
_vulpes> something tells me that block downloading and peer selection is an important thing to look at in the next few arbitrary time units. << that something is athena riding a flaming shield.
BingoBoingo: mircea
_popescu: aite, the Mars thing has been out for a while. I'll keep looking for the next one.
BingoBoingo: mircea
_popescu> cazalla just for the record, on my wishlist-of-things-way-far-out-of-reach, stuff which like hooft says, i'll be happy to get in a 100 years : i'd totally love it if qntra did what medium does, and is correct in doing : chase these social justice idiocies, get insiders to spill the beans. << Medium is just some twitter founder's take on blogger. It only holds writing from the people who choose to blog there for fre
trinque: mircea
_popescu: there was plenty more a sober me decided not to put in the permanent record
mircea_popescu: ascii
_field in those venues where idiots congregate, this is heard, because it actually is +ev.
mircea_popescu: ascii
_field yeah, world's been revolutionized a coupla times and changed who even knows how often since those days.
nubbins`: *:ascii
_field not enamoured of toys which look like functional things but aren't <<< there's a word for this, it escapes me
nubbins`: ascii
_field just pondering pcb cards w/ a bit more of a story behind em
thestringpuller: ascii
_field: well they ended up not revealing the secret ingredient cause slurm is so delicious...
BingoBoingo: ascii
_field: Retarded scanning all the private keys possibru idear
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2015 08:38:53; mircea
_popescu: maybe he should put them in excel.
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2015 08:38:46; mircea
_popescu: "The goal or problem is checking the balance of a ton of addresses without having to import them with keys without having to run a linux machine, without having to run anything in python, just plain and simple copy a list of addresses"
nubbins`: ascii
_field after a few pestering PMs, changetip returned the money to its original owner
ascii_field: at any rate, i assumed that the ads thing was neither fun nor threatened to replace ben
_vulpes's day job
PeterL: I thought ben
_vulpes only stopped because too busy with other stuff?
ascii_field: didn't ben
_vulpes demonstrate that ads are dead ?
BingoBoingo: funkenstein
_: Profit is planned eventually, hopefully. Hence can't commit to no ads
ben_vulpes: <ascii
_field> presently the cheapest way to fight back is to extract the 'magic' algorithms and make sure the patterns start to appear in inconvenient places << oh this is bril
nubbins`: mod6 ben
_vulpes FWIW 0.5.3.1 downloading blocks on Darwin nubs.local 13.4.0 Darwin Kernel Version 13.4.0: Wed Dec 17 19:05:52 PST 2014; root:xnu-2422.115.10~1/RELEASE
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☟︎☟︎ Adlai: they're all using the same constellation? -
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punkman: mircea
_popescu: we've linked to gpg JS implementations so many times, I thought this use case was obvious
punkman: mircea
_popescu: oic, btcalpha only goes back to Oct 2012
punkman: mircea
_popescu: I don't see anything lower at btcalpha
trinque: mircea
_popescu: it's that the inmates collude with the prison guards. obviously I should just let that fact go
trinque: mircea
_popescu: the dysfunction here is that male-female relationship here is taught as parternship
trinque: mircea
_popescu: my business pays this unemployed cunt's rent.
trinque: mircea
_popescu: the xx beg to be shown the line, invoke the protection of the state in the same breath
trinque: mircea
_popescu: the writer for the HBO series "Girls"
BingoBoingo: mircea
_popescu: Need to source it better, but I'm going to pursue it.
trinque: mircea
_popescu: I think you're right about that.
trinque: mircea
_popescu: they at least have a semi-coherent set of symbols to reason with!
trinque: mircea
_popescu: this is the thing; I will never accept death
brendafdez: mircea
_popescu I never mentioned it bc I felt very flattered that you added the password input field in the "Paid Content" notice at my request, but seems weird to me that after inputting password it takes you to the homepage. Expected behavior to me would be reloading the page, to see the article one intended to read in the first place. Otherwise one valuable credit goes to waste by loading an unwanted article ;)
trinque: ben
_vulpes: I might move back