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MJR_: for some reason i can't get
this button
to work
MJR_: i added link
to github
MJR_: it autochanges my link
to point at my own site
Framedragger: oh - in regards
to cookies - yeah it's not
that simple i suppose, still need a
third party
Scrat: sort of like
the facebook like JS
Framedragger: it's only possible for websites already participating in
the agglomeration network
Scrat: Framedragger: don't
think
that's possible
Framedragger: there were some
tales circulating around HN about
that, actually - wherein certain services offer websites
to participate in mass user data agglomeration - so
that when a user fills up a form on one website, (1)
that form data can be autofilled on other, seemingly unrelated websites (via cookies); and (2) when
the same user enters
the same / uniquely identifiable data in another website even using another computer etc.,
that other website
benkay: 'hey sendgrid, will you automatically populate my lead information with
this api?'
benkay: blows my mind
that all of
these crm companies and lead management companies don't do
that automatically
benkay: i can figure out pretty much who you are just from
the cookies you carry when you hit a page i control
Scrat: off by default
though
error4733: yep ! google was sued in my country for
that
Scrat: the one
that pinpoints your location based on nearby wifi SSIDs
Scrat: the scariest of all is
the google skyhook
thingy
MJR_: gonna
try
to change it
to a button
MJR_: only alerts you
to your location
MJR_: but i will need
to in order
to change order status
MJR_: its only in your browser at
the moment
benkay: i gave up on privacy a loooong
time ago
MJR_: i am not monitoriing
that info
benkay: a link
to repository on homepage would also do ya good
MJR_: can someone
test
the gps? it seems
to work on my phone
MJR_: oh yeah, i also need
to create a "prints/last" stream of data
benkay: now don't expect me
to start making prs or anything
MJR_: this is my first
time really using github
benkay: yeah github's feature/bug/whatever
tracker
benkay: might be worth your
time
to put up some issues
MJR_: i can offer it out
to other communities
MJR_: i would also like profile pics, ability
to alert user
that you wish
to
trade, integrated btc address, maybe coinapult for easier
transfer
MJR_: you'll notice
that you can log in with facebook and
twitter or create a local account
benkay: learn all of
the
things
MJR_: i just don't know all
the stuff yet
MJR_: but soon,
that will be added
MJR_: 2. can only update/cancel
their own orders
benkay: is
there some sort of radius control?
MJR_: i need
to make it so
that each user 1. Displays
their username, and
the name field becomes not editable
MJR_: little
trouble on user accounts
MJR_: or if you just want
to point me in
the right direction
error4733: give me 400box i'll
take
the plane
to
trade 1 or 2btc :)
MJR_: everyone else is invited
too
MJR_: you are welcome
to contribute on github
benkay: maximo i heart
this project mega
MJR_: i just did it
to show
that it could be done
MJR_: and also, it's only dead if you have
to pay for equipment or electricity
error4733: cant find
the link, let me check a gain
MJR_: people could conceivably have more
trust
MJR_: but yeah, if you put
the source up, and have a way
to monitor
that you are running
that program
MJR_: chocolate would work
too i suppose
MJR_: BUT, if automated, it would do it without you knowing
the key at all
jurov: i wanted
to do it with chocolate
mircea_popescu: make
the process automated, put it all under plexiglass or w./e
MJR_: i mean, you still have
to
trust
that
they didn't just copy it
mircea_popescu: pretty much
the only practical application for 3d printing i see
MJR_: it could print
the private key on
the inside of
the coin
mircea_popescu: jurov
this relies on
the
theory
that
there's an equilibrium point
MJR_: i figure
that it would be possible with 3D printing
to create a coin
that must be broken open
to read
the private key
mircea_popescu: there will be something like 1
trn sq feet of asic flooring
error4733: solar panels
to supply a 3D printer factory with miner sandwiched
jurov: mircea_popescu: so we'll gonna change floor
tiles every season?
ThickAsThieves: error,
there are many people selling chips on
the forums
KRS1: The racial makeup of
the
town is 96% Euro American
mircea_popescu: benkay i seriously
think houses will be built with asic floor heating in 10-20 years
mircea_popescu: ThickAsThieves or
that.
tho it's open for
the
taking if
that's
true
benkay: wire
that shit into your house
kakobrekla: yeah i been in
touch with him for over a year now
jurov: but
they seem
to really have some expertise
jurov: are
they doing an ipo somewhere?
ThickAsThieves: or
they are willing
to pay 100btc
to have you
think so
benkay: wow, bitfury might actually know what
they're doing
jurov: i am not aware
that i made backupgribble manifest somehow
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jurov: in -otc
there is altgribble and backupgribble.. but
they're dead
too
jurov: bitbet payouts
too, seems
mjr___: i explained skateboards
to a reporter from financial
times
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ThickAsThieves: [07:51] <mircea_popescu>
ThickAsThieves pretty cool logo i say. <<<
Thank you, sir!