phf: but so far it's been just me uploaded announced patches whenever i see one
mod6: ah. you're missing a number of the later patches, but maybe that's because it's "shiva" ?
phf: I might've missed some, but I also I've never quite settled on a working "press". I'll revisit it once log settles
mod6: no worries, just wanted to make sure you're aware.
phf: So patches might be there, but not in press, or in a wrong patchset, or...
mod6: XXX btcbase upload ^
mod6: anyway, yeah, i'll find sometime in the next week maybe to try this one out personally and rebase if required.
mod6: thanks a lot for looking through that.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> in other nyooz, my 'ada 2012 ref man.' is here. << that's neat. thought we were leaning towards the '95 standard?
☟︎ mod6: ok, well, obv we need that shit. lol. just gotta buy a new book now.
mod6: which ref did you get?
mod6: Ada 2012 Reference Manual. Language and Standard Libraries: International Standard ISO/IEC 8652/2012 (E) (Lecture Notes in Computer Science / Programming and Software Engineering)
mod6: by S. Tucker Taft and Robert A. Duff
mod6: i did get my stripper-DFA book btw.
mod6: needed for the shelf.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> SHA1 manifest, of course. << lol. i do some shitshoveling at a place that still uses md5 and sha1 at all times.
mod6: "larger digests?shaw!"
mod6: well, i guess technically, gradle doesn't even rely on digests at all.
mod6: it just looks to see if there is a newer version number by filename itself in the remote repository, and if so, pulls it.
mod6: so like "foo-1.0-SNAPSHOT" v. "foo-1.1-SNAPSHOT", it'll pull that if you ask it to reload dependencies.
mod6: but if you have "foo-1.0-SNAPSHOT" vs. "foo-1.0-SNAPSHOT" with a different hash because of different build, won't care, you don't get new file.
mod6: you have to explicitly tell it to --rebuild-dependencies or whatever the fuck
mod6: oh yeah. i have bile coming out of my ears on this shit.
mod6: especially when it fucks with me like today.
mod6: guy made a name change to a fucking abstract method that I use from his package.
mod6: broke my shit, then couldn't get my shit to work until I had to refresh everything.
a111: Logged on 2016-05-04 00:32 asciilifeform: i also recommend that gpg4win henceforth be referred to as gpg4lose.
mircea_popescu: anyway. i'm telling you, 90% of new eulora players are on gpg4win
mircea_popescu: gimp is not run by shitgnomes, hence lisp scripting etc.
a111: Logged on 2016-05-04 01:07 mod6: if only they used V.
mircea_popescu: keychain was a kludge from end to end. vaguely reminiscent of bitcoin "accounts"
mircea_popescu: there's more kludge that needs to go. such as, internet connectivity.
mircea_popescu: in fairness, he was going on oil for a while now. carly fiorina, srsly ?! that bitch could sunk a blue chip. o wait - she did!
mod6: <+asciilifeform> there is not an escape from this, nor ought to be. << V, at least to me, seems like the way that things aught to be done. and there are no shortcuts when you're doing the 'right thing' or how something aught to be done.
mod6: further, i feel like there is a sense of pride that comes from taking the time to do something right, as opposed to doing something quick and dirty.
mod6: no one should feel bad about doing something the way that it aught to be done. unfortunately, this is not often the case with many things.
mod6: which is basically how we ended up with the entire shit-stack we've ended up with today.
deedbot: Ciphertext voiced for 30 minutes.
Ciphertext: On the site
http://phuctor.nosuchlabs.com/phuctored what does "Modulus has mirrored low order 32 bits mean?" Does that mean it basically is reflected, like for 8 bits 11011011 would be mirrored?
Ciphertext: If so, what implications would that have?
Ciphertext: gotcha, had to read it twice to get it, then it clicked
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> indiana sunk him. << Aha, Rush Limbaugh is going to be very mournful tomorrow. He really tempered his Trump support these past few months after he helped birth this incarnation of the Clinton Monster.
BingoBoingo: Not on front page yet, but if we all astroturf, they'll prolly surrender and run it.
BingoBoingo: "reader oriented" operated by a friendlier variety of spamzors than last ownership group et al.
mircea_popescu: i can appreciate the "information wants to be free" "legalize dope" etc angle, but i dunno what exactly is the idea. anyone seriously intending to administer anything will have a ban on moving plutonium around.
BingoBoingo see more the inflicting costs angle. Gotta check out all those alarms.
deedbot: distemper voiced for 30 minutes.
BingoBoingo: Most ways of pricking the beast are sophmoric. Graffiti is sophmoric but they gotta spend to clean it up or they lose face.
mircea_popescu: with grafitti it's more a matter of execution whether it is or it isn;t
BingoBoingo: Even shitty graffiti if it persists projects the image "they" aren't in control.
mircea_popescu: yeah, but even if tomorrow you're the king and queen of earth, you'll be stuck trying to control pu shipments, want it or not.
mircea_popescu: very much like, say, a trichinelosis detector. you ~want~ someone somewhere to have these, keep them well oiled and force manufacturers to burn any and all carcasses that come positive.
mircea_popescu: not exactly. lafond makes this point, re the difference between a police force and a militia. you can't expect the police to protect you against organised violence. it works entirely and strictly for disorganised violence.
mircea_popescu: two people have an argument and one gets really angry, police can fix this. random derp gets overexcited tries to ship smoke detector shavings to ex gf's mother, police can fix this.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: by the time powerful entity sends ddos wave prior to dirty bombs, police's not a useful expense.
mircea_popescu: the multi-bn-dollar neutron-detector-at-shipping-interfaces programme, going for well over three decades already, has captured exactly 0 anything.
mircea_popescu: but much like in the case of "metal detectors" in airports, going for about as long, the goal was never THAT.
mircea_popescu: the goal was the same : it gave good basis for the eventual "globalisation", which, without the derpy "peace movement" post nuke detonation would have likely never existed
mircea_popescu: and similarly with the "metal detector" security in airports. tis for the cows, not for the metals.
mircea_popescu: but the fact that there is a "greater good" pretext to force say germany to put them in,
BingoBoingo: In other lols Sanders beat Clitler in Indiana. GOP settled their party divide first 111!!!
mircea_popescu: is what's needed to then force germany to "approve" gpg4win oficially.
mircea_popescu: judge is the demo ; and bureaucrats are the demo ; and so on.
mircea_popescu: quite. this argument that "oh, never seen" ... guess what ? priceless relics in temples also kept in dark, never seen!
mircea_popescu: not by public at any rate. but gotta keep THE PRIESTS impressed too!
mircea_popescu: the unravelling of the vaccine story recently is rather symptomatic. a society that no longer accepts the "vaccinarnos es cuidarnos entre todos" is, to use proper terminology, ungovernable.
mircea_popescu: like any theatre, state necessitates willing suspension of disbelief.
mircea_popescu: and otherwise, the world is too harsh to face without theatre. at least for most bipedals.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Apparently the video that earned her the trigglypuff nickname was entertaining, but I ain't got time for that. Just gotta leave the triggering stuff here for when Hanno reads the logs before his astroturf sessions.
mircea_popescu: lol. i dun think he got time for that, too buys [could have] discovering quantum cold fusion.
deedbot: Chicago voiced for 30 minutes.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform until i hear different, actual scientists involved have no fault some imbecile "journalist" / online whore dragged their name in.
Chicago: Thanks mircea_popescu, deedbot
mircea_popescu: some people gotta see their eviscerated children. each his own./
gribble: Error: We broke The Google!
Chicago: mircea_popescu, I'm well, thanks. Happily celebrating the Trump victory in nearby Indiana today. How is Mircea?
Chicago: Otherwise, just waiting on some hdparm security-erase to complete on a disk, so I can throw it into a scratch array. I needed some space to work on a large collection of files, to tarball them before archiving them on tape.
Chicago: It could be worse. There is a series of checks, tests and configurations I employ before putting a spindle into production. This is because I have a battery of Seagate Barracuda ES.2 drives from circa 2008/2009 which I still want to use. Some of them are just bad, from known firmware problems and the others need to somehow prove themselves to be *good enough* to use for scratch data handling.
Chicago: At the time the Barracuda ES.2 drives were manufactured, their promotional materials were quite attractive. As time progressed, there were a number of problems with them similar to the IBM Deskstar (Deathstar) hard drives.
deedbot: Chicago voiced for 30 minutes.
Chicago: Thanks BingoBoingo, how are you today?
Chicago: Good, working on anything particularly interesting today?
BingoBoingo: Oh, not today. Just mourning a Clinton v Clinton election
Chicago: BingoBoingo, I'm afraid I don't understand. What do you mean by a Clinton v. Clinton election?
BingoBoingo: Trump is just a Clinton in huckster clothing
Chicago: Ah, okay. Maybe the claim Trump will pick Hillary as his VP has some merit to it.
BingoBoingo: Nah, their strategy is have a clinton on each line of the ticket
Chicago: BingoBoingo, you should mourn on Undernet in #political or #politics with the masses.
Chicago: The dialog there is often quite colorful.
Chicago: :p some people watch football, some people watch soap operas, some people like talking to a brick wall on the Undernet.
deedbot: L1: 0, L2: 0 by 0 connections.
jurov: asciilifeform: toplevel trb is just redirected to thebitcoin.foundation, that is ran by mod6
a111: Logged on 2016-05-02 20:05 asciilifeform: ;;later tell jurov observed any spike in trb site traffic ? (it is linked from nosuchlabs.com)
shinohai: ^ that dude was caught with 100k in meth because he got pulled over for speeding >.<
shinohai: if i ever I imagined mircea_popescu getting arrested for meth, it would be that foto
gribble: Error: We broke The Google!
mircea_popescu: anyway, lettuce read on teh bbc the stuff they read on trilema back in january 2015 and took a year and a half to digest! clearly "the media" is relevant, influential and what was the other one.
gribble: Error: We broke The Google!
mircea_popescu: yet another rush job brought to you by drhoaxtoshi.labs
mircea_popescu: o nice find BingoBoingo ! check out the paydirt quote asciilifeform :
mircea_popescu: phf yes, and the domain was reigstered in 2012. this doesn't serve here : they have to have history specifically in the things discussed. otherwise, it's not unlike someone applying to a job requiring 5000 hours of flight experience on the basis of his driving license from 1993. fine.. but ?
mircea_popescu: "There are even weirder examples, though - e.g., one of Phuctor's factors is 0x115CFF61CFECFF61BE9, where we see three 32-bit limbs satisfying: limb[1] = limb[0] + limb[2] and also limb[2] is small and thus likely didn't come from a CSPRNG, but possibly from uninitialized memory." << very good point. this person's actually intelligent.
mircea_popescu: anyway, in practical terms - so he references both. good for him. anyone interested in doing some work can look at either site and proceed. i can't find any useful item AT ALL on factorable net. not as much as a factor or anything. some vague discussions in summary of supposed finds substantiated in no manner. if this is science you can also be pope, why not.
mircea_popescu: obviously, they're going to copy whatever phuctor publishes, which is fine but also rather obvious.
mircea_popescu: how did that george costanza quote go, "but mr tuttle, consider i'm in the smaller office!"
mircea_popescu: i wouldn't bother. let them sort it out on their own, what.
mircea_popescu: pointedly not what happened there. what happened there was, "this kid made an airplane ; this other retarded kid made a playdough blob. the first kid called him retarded. let's list them in order : playdough blob ; airplane. let people fly with whichever they choose."
mircea_popescu: hey, it's a seclist! what do you want them to discuss.
mircea_popescu: look : they're what they are. this is pointedly not us. the difference between man and and is that ant is specialized physiologically. man can drop what he's doing and do something else, or pick a different set of tools, or approach, or whatever.
mircea_popescu: these people are what has come to mean in english "scientists". they will do the thing they do, no matter what.
mircea_popescu: as children, they stuck their head in a ring. then they kept adding rings.
mircea_popescu: an order to remove rings is equiv to a death setence, for them.
mircea_popescu: so they'll fuck around with the rings, forever. hopefully their children will be raped into sanity. i'm doing a little towards that, if the children happen to be easy on the eyes and female. that'sall.
mircea_popescu: the "western civilisation" may survive only in this limited sense.
mircea_popescu: but meanwhile - no, the Βασιλεύς Βασιλέων, Βασιλεύων Βασιλευόντων is not paying any of them anything.
mircea_popescu: mircea_popescu> and does THE ONE THING. << anT i mean, obviously. heh.
mircea_popescu: also, afaik "american nondiscrimination laws" work strictly to protect enumerated groups. women, blacks, what have you. "foreign born white men" isn't on the list.
trinque: yes, but the ways in which "success" is "measured" involve "enough blacks/women/... ?"
mircea_popescu: i never quite understood this "place of birth" fixation in [always B list] secret services.
mircea_popescu: eh, half the time there isn't who to ask what color to paint the walls, let alone substantial matters.
mircea_popescu: it is classic "we're too inept to ever do anything so let's fuck around with paper all day instead".
mircea_popescu: i could see (maybe) why you wouldn't want non-citizen grunts in the army.
mircea_popescu: though that was much more of a concern back before transportation
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform amusingly, 100 years ago one couldn't be ru major unless german :D
mircea_popescu: this "pedigreed yacht rats" exists strictly in your imagination, as a derivative product of 1970s Burda.
mircea_popescu: [for this side of the iron curtain folks : insanely popular fashion mag because it included patterns for all items so pre-industrial girls and young women could make them at home. first western mag to be published in russia ; and in china. easily beat anything cosmo ever was or could be.]
mircea_popescu: sure. but not quite the same holy bible now and there as it was then.
mircea_popescu: i can almost taste those stockings, being what EVERY girl had for a decade or so. each. and every. one.
mircea_popescu: that is the place where your "yacht rats" thing actually exists.
phf: ahaha, how very true
mircea_popescu: phf i'm like the emperor-god xenomorph from the future, i go "what was that bullshit tv series from the early 90s with all the boats" and wihin minutes a woman pops the name. unfuckingbelivable.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i suspect your chief problem is that you go to school with your own internally emulated versions of irl fuckers.
mircea_popescu: and you demand fiction make sense, and so end up with very... unrealistic versions of said fuckers.
mircea_popescu: in the way where they make sense in your emulation in places they make no sense irl.
phf: sometimes i still see these santa barbara americans though, old men with "silver hair" driving a Mercedes, or mostly on the metro here. they always look so lost and small, like they walked from the screen, "the last American hero" style. except instead of like punching the car window and discovering that it hurts, their credit card is denied or something, and they are like "what is that???"
mircea_popescu: actually fuck that. you ever been on a yacht ? by been i mean > 6 hours.
mircea_popescu: trust me. after the 9999th winch tick, it's against your will.
mircea_popescu: think about it in these terms : 1. i can sail, and actually used to be / could be very good at it (right body type) ; 2. i could afford a yacht, what. 3. i don't either. ???
phf: *last action hero, rather
mircea_popescu: airplane is merely annoying to fly. too many blinkenlichten and shit.
mircea_popescu: yeah well, maybe they only turn them on when airborne to save on headlamp fluid.
mircea_popescu: you didn't notice the anal dildo. those things are "viscerally piloted".
gribble: (later tell <nick> <text>) -- Tells <nick> <text> the next time <nick> is in seen. <nick> can contain wildcard characters, and the first matching nick will be given the note.
mircea_popescu: (number one issue for the noob slaves, too, "it wasn't explained". bitch, i'm going to beat you into a pulp, what explain. figure it the fuck out, it's your ass.)
mircea_popescu: really, he's going to trade his "giving a shit" for me doing more work on top of the work i did that he can't do in the first place ? in what fucking world!
mircea_popescu: there is a difference between YOU DOING and HE DEMANDING.
mircea_popescu: you can do whatever the fuck you want, including help yourself to a double serving of his wife
mircea_popescu: he can THANK YOU FOR IT, and he can HELP. that is it. exactly strictly and absolutely it, nothing more to no degree.
mircea_popescu: IF we ever want his political opinions on things, which is a very remote distant and unlikely if, WELL ASK FOR IT!
mircea_popescu: somehow illiterate street urchins in all the large cities, 1916 as well as 2016 can master this basic concept before age 14. yet it eludes the byproducts of welfare state.
mircea_popescu: first things first. the ssl keys thing - both github and search.
mircea_popescu: with the first half, yeah. we also need a general purpose multiconverter.
mircea_popescu: there already exists a "various ssh formats" conversion ; need to bolt on base16/10 number and pgp format.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform had she had the common sense to wot i would.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform yes, it makes sense. primes are primes, factors are factors.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform the thing's been a blessing for hackers for many years now.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform by the way, do you have any kind of werker to keep adding primes to the 8ball ?
mircea_popescu: nice. so then let all these things converge. the server ssh keys ; the user ssh keys ; the pgp keys and the 8ball werker.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform anyway, just get the 8ball expander to work constantly, fill a core or something.
mircea_popescu: and will be nice if 8ball is published also, say daily.
mircea_popescu: and finally, you do have a knob to fill in factors into 8 ball manually ? if not add it in
mircea_popescu: sooner or later someone ELSE is going to report an actual factor.
gribble: Error: We broke The Google!
mircea_popescu: anyone wanna make his bot google ? trinque ? phf ? who else had bots ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform what's the source for the currently waiting keys ?
punkman: there are a couple companies that do comprehensive crawls of pastebins, could be worth looking into
punkman: hmm maybe, got a server with space for it?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform actually i want this archive anyway, feed the wot into the wot.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform nicely improved error message for bad keyts.
punkman: mircea_popescu: 3tb should probably do
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform ah, by the reaction of fromphuctors i thought it was opaque
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform "ecc is dead - not because mp said ecc is dead, but for other reasons altogether"
mircea_popescu: this makes... how many by now ? 3rd major trend i killed, after "moore law" and so on ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform see, you should be upset the world's not beating down your door with job offers post phuctor ? what should i say ? that why is not every presidential wreath in the world mailed to me ?
mircea_popescu: in a sea of "who could have predicted", the man who does predict is but amused.
mircea_popescu: totally puts a stake through the heart of the "fair price" nonsense also. what is this "fair price", to hire the man that knows the future ? the causes of the past ?
phf: oh remember how we were going to have a golang gossip
mircea_popescu: punkman turns out i don't have such a wonder ;/ you can have 2tb right now, though. should be ok, nevertheless, i think, seeing how it's not a single file/item, but a collection.
trinque: asciilifeform │ and how cruel, how unreasonable << notrly, deedbot went from golang to CL for example
deedbot: mircea_popescu has not rated gwern.
mircea_popescu: but what does the site say ? PGP key (mirror; fingerprint: 89C588CC; my old key, F7E5D682, is no longer usable)
mircea_popescu: and why am i at this point to believe this man is anything but an impostor ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform o you know what ? wanna spider keybase ?
mircea_popescu: am i the only one to have ever asked for "jiztory" in a terminal ?
ben_vulpes: in other *other* news, "lastpass" password sharting tool won't let users *see* shared passwords, but does provide for *copying* shared passwords and pasting into arbitrary other places on the computer. further, if one gets into the DOM and changes the "password" attr on the relevant element the browser will happily render it in place.
ben_vulpes: the idiocy on display is no longer even amusing.
mircea_popescu: oh and incidentally, definitely worth reading gwern.net ; that fellow is almost exactly the tmsr antichrist : haskellite as far as computing science goes ; consumate lesswrongian as long as theology goes ; tardpedia "inclusionist" as long as political philosophy goes. pretty much every mistaken, poisonous or outright wrong assumption "modern" "civilisation" makes, he makes. loudly, unapologetically, roundly.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform incidentally-1 : would you prefer an actual dump ? i'm contemplating just doing posts in place, is this too much load for phuctor ?
mircea_popescu: incidentally-2 : you absolutely should introduce a (faux) directory structure of the type /ABCD/ABCD/ABCD/ABCD/ABCD/ABCD/ABCD/ABCD where each superior "directory" lists the subs it contains, and the last level lists actual keys. google will utterly lap this up. and it's useful in the general, passive sks.
mircea_popescu: costs ~nothing, it's just an interface atop what you already have neh ?
mircea_popescu: do it, you;ll be amazed at the "artificial intelligence" alphabet, inc employs.
mircea_popescu: in point of fact composites are broken into not-necessarily-prime chunks, which is more of a function of the random state of the breaker than anything, and the actual bitfield offers no information re the process that made the key
mircea_popescu: all he's saying is that using THE FOUND FACTORS as some sort of lithmus for the key production process is a dead end. which it is.
mircea_popescu: " Could it be that all of the broken e keys were generated by OpenSSL from year 2000 or earlier? " << it could not be. a) none of the keys come from openssl ; b) most keys are post 2000.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform understand, the most important quality of doing things openly is that every derp everywhere is now able to try and stuff it into his peculiar headbox. there's a lot of "number worshipping" undercurrent i detect in there, sort-of the educated version of "lottery playing systems", which is more repugnant to the civilised man than the political slant. even so.
mircea_popescu: and in other weird news, keybase somehow has > 50k users. wtf.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i perceive no such deliberate / artful anything.
mircea_popescu: what, you expect people went to your 3rd grade ? how many people were there in that class! 20 ? 30 ?
phf: i has a working keybase crawler..
mircea_popescu: if you wanna do something, do the gwern thing, punkman disappeared ?
mircea_popescu: a) it should be downloaded anyway ; b) contains pgp keys.
mircea_popescu: not to mention their wot should be extracted also, ffu.
phf: that's a whole Project
mircea_popescu: otherwise you're sending men to blow glass with lungs, warmed with arse.
mircea_popescu: send men to where they have leverage - such as by exposing a whole swathe of usg "law enforcement" derps.
mircea_popescu: at some point, esp the smaller markets, were 2/3 usg by mass
mircea_popescu: phf anyway, at the very least that thing needs long term seeders ; which is a mitzvah.
punkman: it's on archive.org so probably safe by now
deedbot: L1: 0, L2: 0 by 0 connections.
punkman: 2tb will do in a pinch, does it have to run in polite mode on shared server?
phf: well, as of right now it's not pulling at any rate
mircea_popescu: punkman pgpgram me your ssh key, i'll add it and you can log into account. nothing really happening there atm, so you should be ok.
gribble: Current Blocks: 410237 | Current Difficulty: 1.7865925777252728E11 | Next Difficulty At Block: 411263 | Next Difficulty In: 1026 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 8 hours, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None
mircea_popescu: because it was available, at some point, we just all collectivelly missed it throughout.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform there was a form that did nothing. how is this "Available"
mircea_popescu: by this theory i'm available for coming out of cakes at parties.
mircea_popescu: and then claimed to have ran it, but then his claim ran into the jagged shores of reality when he could not produce ONE SINGLE VERIFIABLE STATEMENT
mircea_popescu: no he didn't. he didn't get as far as removing the dsa/ecc keys out of the sks dump to get a proper count of rsa moduli
mircea_popescu: perfectly egregious case of fraud, and i have no fucking idea what anyone accepting anything written by him for pay could possibly be thinking.
mircea_popescu: who knows, maybe it's one of those typical if hysterical cases of "thief claiming theft" and we discover HE doped the sks servers.
mircea_popescu: 12c7466512c746654d5320e34d5320e3e011d9bce011d9bcf9891175f9891175af590560af590560aeddd493aeddd493e50c5e54e50c5e54f0fba560f0fba5600505c39c0505c39c72a6c40372a6c40301ec59a601ec59a69525b3689525b368eb92e62ceb92e62ce60eb80ee60eb80e9eca6a989eca6a985cff89cb5cff89cb
mircea_popescu: 2339dbf02339dbf0b97fc3efb97fc3efe42d1ab5e42d1ab5a9917e72a9917e72c71535d5c71535d58238a2cd8238a2cd7d43a0b27d43a0b24ebfa6664ebfa6660bbfeaa90bbfeaa94d312b834d312b833e8898503e889850824696df824696df6411dd0f6411dd0f5f5d20475f5d2047f5d3431bf5d3431b16f6fdfd16f6fdfd
a111: Logged on 2016-05-04 16:32 asciilifeform: 153
mircea_popescu: can't be verified, of course, because he publishes some random strings.
BingoBoingo: Note that Trigglypuff like Gavin lives in Amherst, MASSachussetts
mircea_popescu: care to calc the fingerprint of the one i dpasted and see if it exists irl ?
mircea_popescu: randomly looking : 299120016550324784203428319 aka F76D2096C15EFF95C9F1DF not on his list ; 1888753310995198753 aka 1A3633211A363321 not on his list,
☟︎ mircea_popescu: derp pulled some random digits out of his ass, end of story.
mircea_popescu: so... not only did he lie about having run the code ; once getting called on it, he ACTUALLY FABRICATED SOME EXAMPLES.
punkman: there are 16kb keys in the wild
punkman: asciilifeform: did you say something about recovering pubkeys from rsa signatures in the past?
phf: ok, came back from dinner, it looks like dnmarchives is pulling at my connection capacity
shinohai: "I'm socially awkward and hate wearing clothes" <<< Dear Lord.
phf: 48g and a 206m "padding file"
trinque: cisheteropatriarchy << rolls right off the tongue
mircea_popescu: shinohai hey, the idea of even dressing young women indoors is bizarre.
shinohai: I cannot see trigglpuff as "young woman" by any stretch of imagination.
BingoBoingo: Same way it is impossible to tell if Gavin is older than 12
mircea_popescu: i guess. i come from a world where women under 30 aren't allowed at uni anwyay.
mircea_popescu: woman got shit to do, ain't nobody got time to fuck around in postdocs forever.
deedbot: fromphuctor voiced for 30 minutes.
shinohai: I wonder what mircea_popescu would do to trilema readers if trigglypuff cam in here to do the "I'll pay for your tits" thing.
shinohai: even xhamster announced they would not pay for nudez of her.
mircea_popescu: so i fell on the exactly... one he had out of thin air ?
mircea_popescu: well meanwhile google only shows trilema for any hannob/pgpmoduli search i do ; and i dunno how to derive an actual location from that url. when was the vuln moduli .txt published ?
mircea_popescu: "updated_at": "2016-05-02T16:54:14Z" according to github...
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform imo this is absolute proof he copied the phuctor results without understanding them. otherwise it is plain impossible he has a list of "vulnerable moduli" that is more extensive than phuctor's all the while having a list of factors that includes ~none of the factors phuctor found
☟︎ mircea_popescu: where ~none is extrapolated on the basis of 2 assays coming up with 0 hits.
phf: ok am seeding complete dnmarchive
phf: also in lieu of working on btcbase i figured out how to make my crawler download really fast, so now i'm running into rate limiting :/
phf: not many, 30k something
phf: unique users, pending to process
phf: it's now consistently returning empty documents even with two workers, i'm probably on some ban list
phf: i'll upload the list once it starts looking like i'm exhausting the graph. should've been saving the graph info come to think of it
mircea_popescu: cat keybase.io | while read derp; do curl "
https://keybase.io/$derp" | grep ' class="username "' | sed 's/" class/\n/' | grep "a href" | sed 's% <a href="/%%' | sort -u > keybase2.io ; done
phf: well, you said something about 50k+, and by the time i came back from lunch my single thread solution got about 19k, so i went "no way in hell is mp's awk/bash hackery going to beat my leet python script", which promptly got me ratebanned
a111: Logged on 2016-05-04 22:49 mircea_popescu: asciilifeform imo this is absolute proof he copied the phuctor results without understanding them. otherwise it is plain impossible he has a list of "vulnerable moduli" that is more extensive than phuctor's all the while having a list of factors that includes ~none of the factors phuctor found
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform so then why doesn't his factor list list the factors ?
a111: Logged on 2016-05-04 20:57 mircea_popescu: randomly looking : 299120016550324784203428319 aka F76D2096C15EFF95C9F1DF not on his list ; 1888753310995198753 aka 1A3633211A363321 not on his list,
mircea_popescu: i took some of the factors we found, converted them to hex, and looked for them in his list. not there.
mircea_popescu: (in fact MOST of his "factors" are that, mirror bs, 19, 35, 65, etc)
mircea_popescu: if you look through the list. 5f0000005f is not distinct from 50000005, even if wc -l will count them each
mircea_popescu: and he simply does not have enough DATA in that file to account for more than maybe 1/5 or so of the factors phuctor found
mircea_popescu: ie, we have composites, yes, but about 12kb of primes.
mircea_popescu: he has more lines, 500 bytes worth of primes, and supposedly more factored moduli
mircea_popescu: really, not worth the effort. the entire thing exists simply to waste your time.
mircea_popescu: can pretty much ignore him from here out, for all the difference his miserable existence will ever make to anyone.
mircea_popescu: that a liar claims something doth not mean it is also worth investigating.
phf: reusing the same connection session fixed the rate limiting problem
jurov: so, should i mess with the gpg conversion? or is there going to be possibility to feed raw (e,N,userinfo) data directly?