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BingoBoingo: Thanks, I'll give it a
try before looking into giving up on making an late 80's machine relevant again.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Key generation is still continuing. Either
the entropy is really good or it is relying
too much on virtual memory
to
try
to accomplish
this which... I
think defeats
the purpose if
there are going
to be a bunch of hard drive writes of
the process.
BingoBoingo: I
think I might have
to give up on creating a GPG keypair with
the Mac SE/30
pankkake: yeah,
that's what I did at work.
two 1080p rotated
dexX7: i don't have
the links
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kakobrekla: not yet, i
think its gonna
take a while.
dexX7: kakobrekla: did you already receive your ips monitor? how is it compared
to "some quality brand"?
dub: vendor sent some RnD guys over
to help with some lab shit, dudes have almost no english
dub: its an problem endemic in
the enterprise space, companies seem
to expect a guy
that install windows all day
to magically understand BGP
benkay: "i don't derp computers but i saw ads in airport
the other day and WE NEED
THIS"
benkay: that's what
the whole barracuda ipo is about
dub: they are
trying
to excalate
their complete lack of understanding as my problem
dub: I'm sure
there is some kind of IQ bar you need
to limbo under
to become an IT manager
benkay: what'd
they do
today, dub?
benkay: ;;later
tell jimmybob
that'd be
the
thing. not a documentary per se but better - a book.
nubbins`: does anyone know of a cookbook with recipes for making shit
taste really good?
jimmybob: does anyone know a good documentry on
the potential collapse of
the usd?
nubbins`: and
the
third
time i've logged into
their piece of shit website and deleted all
the products from my "selling" page
nubbins`: man,
this is
the
THIRD fucking
time i've received an email from coingig saying
that i've got an order
abrabtc: heh "There are more and more stupids coming into
this business"
gribble: A market order
to sell 12000000 bitcoins right now would net 21345145.0990 USD and would
take
the last price down
to 0.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 1.7788 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 24.7396 seconds
gribble: This order would exceed
the size of
the order book. You would sell 17929499 bitcoins, for a
total of 21345204.3940 USD and
take
the price
to 0. | Data vintage: 0.0110 seconds
gribble: A market order
to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 3370956.9345 USD and would
take
the last price down
to 303.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 337.0957 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds
gribble: MtGox BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 375.22, Best ask: 377.21498, Bid-ask spread: 1.99498, Last
trade: 375.02508, 24 hour volume: 21866.77628925, 24 hour low: 356.81276, 24 hour high: 391.52574, 24 hour vwap: 375.97164
onnabus: be sure
to go check out #labcoin for a "how
to lose everything in bitcoinland" comparo
mircea_popescu: kinda funny how naive as
to how irc works
the general population finds itself.
mircea_popescu: fun fact : edinburgh university has produced more scholarship
than
the entirety of
the united states.
ozbot: Bitcoin
TOP-500 Richest
gribble: nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 year, 6 weeks, 6 days, 22 hours, 42 minutes, and 47 seconds ago: <nefario>
Those assets are not listed or
traded anymore
ryanmckenzie: Good afternoon, I am doing an article on bitcoin millionaires and
the potential
to become wealthy of bitcoin in
the future. Would anyone like
to
talk
to me?
abrabtc: hardly seems worth
TaT's
time
abrabtc: it's interesting
that
the asks for smg passthrough on havelock are lower
than
the bids for s.mg on mpex. must say something about
the value of holding assets on havelock vs. mpex.
jurov: ;;rate wao 2 "few
transactions went well, also a longtime
trustworthy manager of hackerspace"
gribble: Error: User doesn't exist in
the Rating or GPG databases. User must be GPG-registered
to receive ratings.
jurov: ;;rate wao-ender 2 "few
transactions went well, also a longtime
trustworthy manager of hackerspace"
pankkake: if by home you mean begging on
the streets
mircea_popescu: "-
The system is similar
to BTCT and Litecoin Global, so security owners from
there should feel at home!"
ozbot: [ANN] Crypto-Trade now allowing users
to create
their own securities
pankkake: ahah. I wonder what's
their life expectancy
davout: just don't buy
the driving school cars
Apocalyptic: I've seen it used by car companies for promotional buybacks, otherwise I don't know how
thoroughly it's followed
pankkake: I've seen more problems with new cars
than with older ones :p. at least you know
the older one has eliminated
the bigger defects
benkay: it's just for new cars,
the immediate depreciation.
there's some psychological value
to
benkay: hilariously - cars are a better store of value in argentina
than pesos
benkay: keep
their money in cars and land
benkay: also argentinians expect it at
this point
mircea_popescu: amusingly enough, people STILL put money in
their banks.
mircea_popescu: so. chryser is bankrupt. bailout : govt gives
them 10bn in govt backed credit. bailin : govt orders anyone who ever bought a chrysler car
to pay 1k
to chruysler.
mircea_popescu: a bailin is when a government confiscates
third parties funds
to save a failed business.
mircea_popescu: a bailout is when a government spends from
the
tax chest
to save a failed business.
thestringpuller: a bailout is when someone gives someone else a bunch of money
to save
their ass
mircea_popescu: jurov i suspect
the us will fail like argentina, yeah.
jurov: only
that in ar it didn't end yet
jurov: i
think it will end up more like in argentina, official rates faster and faster divorced from actual market ones
pankkake: then I could switch my system
to
track it directly in BTC
thestringpuller: to bitcoin, because if/when it goes out of control,
there will be a different unit of account btc
pankkake: I have a feeling fiat inflation is going
to explode sooner or later
mircea_popescu: as bitcoin settles closer
to something like 1mn us whatevers,
then fiat inflation will be more visible.
mircea_popescu: in
this sense fiat inflation is a rounding error, you'll never measure it.
mircea_popescu: fiat loss of value is a
tiny fraction of bitcoin increase.
pankkake: I'd like
to have some sort of long
term graph, in
the sense
that having bitcoin go up in value while
the currencies it is
tracked against lose value by
themselves, is not
that useful
mircea_popescu: or w/e, "which is a way
to explain
the economical usefulness of
things like bitcoin in classical
terms"
mircea_popescu: which is why
things like bitcoin are economically useful.
nubbins`: what
this boils down
to is
that
the aforementioned basket, for all its flaws, is still
the best solution
pankkake: and gold, well.
though I can use price feeds from people who
trade physical gold, it follows
the rest
pankkake: indeed, and
that
taxation vary from year
to year (one of our government's genius idea was raising
the beer
tax - yes
there is a
tax specifically on beer)
nubbins`: alcohol is generally subject
to varying levels of
taxation from country
to country, so it doesn't make as good a barometer
pankkake: though
they probably update it only once a year
mircea_popescu: thats what i'm saying,
there's not been a better solution
than pull a basket out of ass
pankkake: gold is
the easy one, perhaps oil
too
pankkake: and I'm looking for something sexy like "how many pizzas is a bitcoin over
time"
pankkake: yeah, I know
those ones, but first of all
the ratio is usually pullet out of someone's ass
mircea_popescu: the only way
this was ever done was a composite basket sort of
thing.
pankkake: to be clearer, I'm looking for
things with price feeds
pankkake: what kind of
things could one use
to measure inflation?
there's
the obvious gold, but I'm looking for other
things, like pizzas, oil…?
nubbins`: ^
there's been a lot of
this happening around
the house lately
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