jurov: pussyfreak: pussy or gtfo
☟︎ mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.punkman.2:8837d14c548ebdf68c7a4e63aaccf70e9193437adba910ba4d1cac344322f2e4
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for punkman from 1 to 2 with note: Development for TRB.
mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.tomservo.2:a1dd9a1349396fd979814b2bee0aa538a1a92c33156b1943435fb2f847a9337c
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for tomservo from 1 to 2 with note: Built TRB node.
mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.thestringpuller.3:dd385b5f642e94a8d590a76f17544af687292c0255ed0bedc2d9de43cace1e55
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for thestringpuller from 2 to 3 with note: Helped test TRB.
mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.kakobrekla.3:f2c03e62e7e9f568aa113ee30a0151245e3e909477bb23a70a528d92e4d8f147
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for kakobrekla from 2 to 3 with note: assbot, #b-a, BitBet.
mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.asciilifeform.4:8e150e7cf634c7b2740e4458ae06d3b1c158f34b999b70c1954e184747d7525f
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for asciilifeform from 3 to 4 with note: Many arms. Outstanding work on The Bitcoin Foundation.
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assbot: Successfully updated the rating for trinque from 2 to 3 with note: deedbot. Great work testing & Development for TRB.
mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.pete_dushenski.2:749b964df90c174897a527e519c215abf1c0b9533284dd606b60ff9ff3d321f6
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for pete_dushenski from 1 to 2 with note: Built TRB node & helps test. Runs contravex.com a TMSR related blog.
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assbot: Successfully added a rating of 1 for gernika with note: Nice work testing TRB & V.
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assbot: Successfully updated the rating for ben_vulpes from 4 to 5 with note: The Bitcoin Foundation Co-Chair
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assbot: Successfully updated the rating for shinohai from 1 to 2 with note: Very responsive and helpful testing of TRB & V.
mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.phf.1:17065042ddd310a621707cca7f13724870eb3e841d87c6fc751a893096622ae6
assbot: Successfully added a rating of 1 for phf with note: Nice development work on TRB.
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assbot: Successfully updated the rating for hanbot from 3 to 4 with note: Wonderful help testing TRB.
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assbot: Successfully updated the rating for funkenstein_ from 1 to 2 with note: Testing & Development of TRB.
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assbot: Successfully added a rating of 1 for peterl with note: Built TRB node.
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assbot: Successfully updated the rating for danielpbarron from 1 to 2 with note: Eulorian. Nice help testing TRB & b-a wiki.
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☟︎☟︎ assbot: Successfully updated the rating for diana_coman from 1 to 2 with note: Eulorian. Great work on FoxyBot.
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kakobrekla: it appears 15 min is enough actually :D
mod6: "are you sure you want to paste 18 lines?" "mhmm"
mod6: i got my otp's from assbot in pm @ exactly 00:00
mod6: took me ~12 minutes and i went as fast as I could.
mod6: included a script too.
mod6: anyway. no worries.
jurov: yo, assbot likes it fast
shinohai: It proves assbot is a robust one
kakobrekla: but seriously i can make it go slower if theres an actual need for this
mod6: i think ~normally~ 15 minutes is probably plenty. but for me, i wait a while before updating ratings, so trying to do a pile of them at once isn't a good idea.
mod6: i should break it up, and do them in chunks
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 18:35:32; funkenstein_: it matches my unverified simulations. can i haz noble prize?
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 18:35:57; ben_vulpes: what'd adlai do this time? i didn't see anything notably lulzy in the logs...
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 18:42:51; assbot: Transparent EMI/RFI/EMC shielded windows/displays and foils ... (
http://bit.ly/20ZzTI9 )
mircea_popescu: lcd screen recalibrating quantum magnets for less gasoline consumption, same place ?
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 18:48:33; mats: even better when you remember the tor browser bundle is built on top of firefox
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 19:26:26; mats: I wonder how many pieces of the eu/eurozone will be part of the caliphate in a few decades
mircea_popescu: spain, france, the south of england, "italy" whatever that means, western austria, southwestern germany etc.
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 19:28:23; BingoBoingo: Probably the nordic ones mostly.
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 20:01:25; jurov: mircea_popescu: mpex proxy 23.235.235.113 has time skew -4 hours, causing havoc
mircea_popescu: in other news, why is princessnell bombing inept douches off medium in here ?
mircea_popescu: if you're going to link whores, please a) no traps ; b) pictures not words and c) tits on display at a minimum.
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 21:33:21; princessnell: i say it's worth more
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 21:51:21; ben_vulpes: "If we add up the value of the hours spent on it, we’re in the tens, maybe hundreds of millions of dollars." << not me, not anyone here. lookee at how much we've saved by not giving any credence at all to the brain damage!
jurov: mircea_popescu: it gets weirder, that proxy reports unix time normally, and humanreadable time 4 hrs off
jurov: in statjson output
mircea_popescu: this is of course not my fault. and fixing it is not trivial. and so on.
punkman: what's so special about human-readable
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 22:10:15; princessnell: wow! :D congrats, that is amazing! i am so happy for you
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 22:15:37; asciilifeform: '1). Make a decision to let go of the past technical issues. We don’t care whose fault it was, who broke protocol, who harmed who’s feelings or egos, who lied or who was technically or morally wrong. The time has come to move on. We can start fresh and work together to prevent or react to any new human issues.' << ahahahah pure gold
mircea_popescu: i dunno, i suppose some do. the wall ain't going anywhere, so by all means.
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 23:27:46; *: pete_dushenski is very guilty of giving voice and personality to le petit monsieur. it's too fun not to!
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 23:30:17; shinohai: ^happend to mp last night
ben_vulpes: mine just started responding to ripping paper in half
ben_vulpes: turn one thing into two, merriment ensues
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 23:31:12; mod6: no way really?
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes that's a pretty good trick! give him spaghetti too
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 23:37:47; jurov: dunno why is kako so paranoid. next thing, submit too fast, get banned.
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 23:39:35; kakobrekla: noone complained, yet.
ben_vulpes: i think he really enjoys the ripping noise too
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform the finer the mesh, the worse the result.
mircea_popescu: and if you're going to do fine, who the fuck does nickel.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 00:56:02; mircea_popescu: lcd screen recalibrating quantum magnets for less gasoline consumption, same place ?
mircea_popescu: i don't have the curves in my head, but i am still willing to bet nickel does not shine in any range
mircea_popescu: 0.1g platinum is cheaper than whatever that retails for.
mircea_popescu: but yes. because nothing is as ductile as gold/platinum/lead etc.
mircea_popescu: actually, i would expect either indium or thalium would be what you would want on the basis of em considerations.
mircea_popescu: i would expect, on the basis of sheer guesswork, that if you want to make fine mesh shields as opposed to a traditional, 2mm thick cage, that you would want various quantum and other side effects ratgher than straight conductivity.
mircea_popescu: because of the fucking impedance in thin fillaments and other considerations, your shit will never work as a straight conductor.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: and for stuff like electron drift velocity, thallium is up there with fucking mercury.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 00:05:30; jurov: pussyfreak: pussy or gtfo
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 00:11:21; mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.diana_coman.2:5a1bd608ade6adb03df95a4528b07b48d47bab34333756c8107d76ff18cd2def
assbot: Logged on 12-02-2016 23:31:12; mod6: no way really?
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 00:11:21; mod6: !v assbot:mod6.rate.diana_coman.2:5a1bd608ade6adb03df95a4528b07b48d47bab34333756c8107d76ff18cd2def
mod6: i miss playing. i gotta get back in there one of these times.
mircea_popescu: it's not too bad with the foxybot, can go the whole day on 10 minute's attention
mod6: that's great actually. i should just set-it-and-forget-it.
mircea_popescu: i do a lot of that. set it to do say 30 suspect ointments, it's good for 20 hours
assbot: GitHub - kristinpaget/GuardBunny: Files for GuardBunny, an RFID shield presented at Shmoocon 2016 ... (
http://bit.ly/1PIqgGt )
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 74417 @ 0.00055969 = 41.6505 BTC [-] {2}
mod6: mircea_popescu: ya, i should just load up on tools and threads, etc. and just let it rip.
gribble: mike_c was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 14 weeks, 1 day, 0 hours, 33 minutes, and 4 seconds ago: <mike_c> let's get that thing out the door and get alf some goddamn bitcoin already
assbot: You rated user mike_c on 10-Aug-2014, with a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: Met IRL, runs btcalpha.com, built new WoT tool.
mod6: i thought it was last year
mod6: ooh maybe the original rating date is preseved.
mod6: did mod6 lose a whole year
mod6: naw, it was 2015. lucky.
mircea_popescu: anyone ever saw a process get ended after you disconnect a nohup session ?!
☟︎ ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu is using `nohup $cmd &`, yes?
mod6: i typically only do `&', w/o nohup
punkman: is daemon mode advised against?
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: why does nohup not protect against terminal exiting without the fork?
gribble: Error: "height" is not a valid command.
gribble: Current Blocks: 398169 | Current Difficulty: 1.4411644784734866E11 | Next Difficulty At Block: 399167 | Next Difficulty In: 998 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 21 hours, 43 minutes, and 40 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None
mircea_popescu: "errors" : "EXCEPTION: St12out_of_range \nCInv::GetCommand() : type=3 unknown type \nbitcoin in ProcessMessage() \n" << heh heh
mod6: must be the one he built with build-bitcoind-V99996.sh or whatever.
ben_vulpes: aha whatever fires v must present a head to press
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu is running bitcoinds with mystery patchlists!
mod6: which btw, we need to update that build script.
mircea_popescu: and it WILL be your skin if this process gets me in trouble.
mircea_popescu: you've been warned, not only throughout, but at the outset. THIS is what it is all for.
ben_vulpes: and i warn you back to not run bitcoinds pressed of v whose heads you do not know!
mircea_popescu: fully expect - ratings if your presence in my .wot dir causes my bitcoin to die.
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: "build-bitcoind-v99996.sh" is the sole knob mircea_popescu cares to use
mircea_popescu: if not for plurality... we'd be driving buses with no brake pedals whatsoever
mod6: when he built it, it ~should~ have included your original malleus patch, see: ./v.pl p verbose rotor/TEST2 asciilifeform_malleus_mikehearnificarum.vpatch
mod6: however, that's been out of date since I re-ground those recent patches.
mod6: but again, shouldn't effect Mr. P. since he did all of this before the regrind.
mircea_popescu: mod6 seeing how the node is almost caught up i'd say it's 3 weeks old
ben_vulpes: my mind recoils at the notion of running a reference implementation compiled without knowing the patchlist going into it
mod6: mircea_popescu: what's your sha512 of main.cpp?
ben_vulpes: yes mod6's scripts are excellent, use them!
mircea_popescu: a happy man is one who never went into the sausage factory.
punkman: people will submit patches that include crossbone banner
mircea_popescu: mod6 92038390413f77b55e19439738e87c21bd5b2313dc6edad78bcc8bf722dde82623a31a56a87b0182e75e6824fc709dc216fb9cb159b49a16e212e3a5ded93f58 main.cpp
mircea_popescu: punkman and they won't make it in a foundation release.
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: file hash alone does not specify which patch to which you pressed.
mod6: huh. for some reason, it didn apply that patch
mod6: ben_vulpes: yeah, pretty close
mod6: diff -uNr a/bitcoin/src/main.cpp b/bitcoin/src/main.cpp
mod6: --- a/bitcoin/src/main.cpp 92038390413f77b55e19439738e87c21bd5b2313dc6edad78bcc8bf722dde82623a31a56a87b0182e75e6824fc709dc216fb9cb159b49a16e212e3a5ded93f58
mod6: +++ b/bitcoin/src/main.cpp 02ccc72e42939509fc180861db7ffec50563a84869f35671fcf720090f9782674edcc89c4174175691566fac7277f1ebe0f50253d1e4a995eb960f5b43cce2a3
mircea_popescu: 578324747b453bb61a2e1d626508f0b344704980605c79fc994b51aa86c5f437b937ab89d994dcccca4e45877b1f2c763c3e06b8c613eeae263409ee3178a42a trinque.sh
mod6: ah, where can I find the source for that?
ben_vulpes: and what head praytell does that press
mircea_popescu: ROTOR_HASH=e232c07238feb16ce055211fba68ed283c47753a8716681ac47c869c21936f48768f
ben_vulpes: one of the downsides of the kalash is its wide cone of bullet distribution
assbot: Researcher illegally shares millions of science papers free online to spread knowledge - ScienceAlert ... (
http://bit.ly/1KLLEOg )
ben_vulpes: punkman: and why is she even hosting them herself?
punkman: because badass russian chick? dunno
punkman: "when you search for a paper, Sci-Hub tries to immediately download it from fellow pirate database LibGen. If that doesn't work, Sci-Hub is able to bypass journal paywalls thanks to a range of access keys that have been donated by anonymous academics"
ben_vulpes: anyways enjoy archaeologying mircea_popescu's build process y'all
mod6: <+ben_vulpes> yes mod6's scripts are excellent, use them! << hey now!
mod6: they could be better, sorry.
ben_vulpes: they accomplish their purpose! last time i read through them they even checked hashes and performed all sorts of niceties.
ben_vulpes: but the road to automated reactor controls is paved with perl scripts, if you'll forgive a language jab mod6
mod6: awe, poor perl. has no friends.
ben_vulpes stops hating, off to drink and be loud with family
mod6: <+ben_vulpes> my mind recoils at the notion of running a reference implementation compiled without knowing the patchlist going into it << im not sure how to reconsile this. either you don't know what you're doing and you use a fully automated build script, or you do, and you build by hand.
☟︎ mod6: its a choose your own adventure really.
mod6: basically, either you accept the preposed in toto, or you do not and piece-meal it together by which people you trust and do not, and which patches you want or do not.
mod6: i think this is how it is, and should be.
kakobrekla: fully automated build script < code as spec
mod6: ah yes: ./v.pl p verbose TEST2 asciilifeform_add_verifyall_option.vpatch
mod6: ah, ok.. but don't run the 99996 yet -- the script needs a 1 line update iirc.
mod6: danielpbarron, got plans this weekend?
mircea_popescu: anyway. there is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WRONG with using a release.
mircea_popescu: there's no squirming out from under this rock, like there's no squirming out from under any other rock.
mircea_popescu: all the rocks are, deliberately, pointedly and with no recourse placed on your ballsacks.
mircea_popescu: rebase until your finger bleed. i don't give a shit how hard it is, or how you think there's more productive uses of your time.
mircea_popescu: the entire fucking exercise is precisely and strictly ABOUT taking all the sexy out of programming. ALL OF IT. forevert.
punkman: apparently a lot of implementations have "EXCEPTION: St12out_of_range" errors
☟︎ mircea_popescu: and to round up : the other one, testing a (slightly older) 99996 keeps dying like a little bitch, so it's behind
mircea_popescu: do not expect me to know how unix runs. the authors gave up.
mircea_popescu: and i sure as fuck ain't doing basic science for the sake of science on it.
mircea_popescu: (incidentally, THAT machine igot a sighup 10 minutes ago, and bitcoind is still running on it. so... wtf.)
danielpbarron: mod6> danielpbarron, got plans this weekend? << Eulora auction yo! Other than that, I don't really have "weekends" as I don't have a 9 to 5 kinda schedule
mod6: well, we need to make a 1 line change to the 99996 build script, and then update the wiki. BUT on the other hand we're gonna need 99995 soon anyway, as soon as some people beat up on my latest patch for V.
danielpbarron: i have plenty of stuff to do so hopefully i won't get too carried away on the bidding
mod6: Cause then I'm gonna release V v99995, which will require another script update.
mod6: i guess I should make the script change and get it deedbotted.
mod6: then move on and there will just be a new version soon.
punkman: there was polarbeard's thing
mod6: did you look at trinques makefiles?
mod6: i was working on those lastnight, getting some stuff updated.
mod6: i just haven't quite figured out how im gonna fit it all together since they need to be Vified as well. at lesat, I think they do...
mod6: asciilifeform: umm. not sure.
mod6: it basically breaks up my build script into makefiles. its worth your time to take a look i think.
mod6: getting the makefiles squared away, is the last remaining task (other than regression testing) that stands in the way of v054
mod6: how can it be better?
mod6: ah, ok. well, we're planning on working through these things. any other things?
mod6: yeah, well, that is one of the things. we need to figure out where to pull the stuff from -- and again if locally, then we need to totally alter buildroot.
mod6: which everyone has said, needs to happen.
mod6: ok so you're not sold on these 'eh.
mod6: alright, well, we'll have to come up with something.
trinque: given you proposed recursive makefiles, and are now bitching that there are many makefiles, what is your new proposal?
mod6: im starting to think that maybe we dont worry about that for this release.
mod6: instead we just have a "release" version of the build script like everyone has been using and then push the "better build aparatus" into the post release development push.
trinque: as for make clean, cd build; make clean
trinque: we are both aware of what a trivial change that is.
mod6: im trying to avoid getting hit over the head with "but it uses curl!" -- but maybe i like the beatings?
trinque: so you put the deps in the proper place, and nothing is downloaded
trinque: yep, albeit "boost is done" is currently "there is a folder here which it shat"
trinque: we've been overlooking a great many failed targets since day one
mod6: mircea_popescu: you need any help, or did you get that issue with it dying sorted?
mod6: anyway, so again, my short term goal here is to get V stablized so hopefully no further changes will be needed once i pt out v99995
trinque: I quite liked the v-tronic hosts file idea
mod6: I did too, but we need more mirrors imho
mod6: these are the new root servers.
mod6: where do you get A records if all of the root/gtld servers vanish?
mod6: until caches expire, ya
mod6: so once the new V is out, i don't see why at that point we don't submit the release vpatch.
mod6: then we can update the build script for v99995 where it presses up through `v054-RELEASE.vpatch' or something.
mod6: (this is without the makefiles), with the makefiles, we'll have to wait on the release vpatch until the makefiles are vified.
mod6: my apologies, kinda thinking out loud here.
mod6: ok testing the one line change to v99996 build script.
mod6: heard reports from gernika, and shinohai
mircea_popescu: * asciilifeform wonders if the buildscript could become a makefile one day << afaik this was broadly tyhe plan, at least at first
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform> 'make clean' should not delete motherfucking tarballs of deps THAT WILL NEVER CHANGE EVER <<< make clean should wipe the whole thing, that's the idea
☟︎ mircea_popescu: meanwhile, it's been raining like the end of the world in buenos aires, i fully expect the downtown to be under water in the morning.
mod6: mircea_popescu: hows the power situation been?
mircea_popescu: i'd guess about 100mm fallen so far, 5ish per minute or somesuch.
mod6: ok so that one line update built fine... good to know.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 03:50:29; mircea_popescu: asciilifeform> 'make clean' should not delete motherfucking tarballs of deps THAT WILL NEVER CHANGE EVER <<< make clean should wipe the whole thing, that's the idea
mircea_popescu: massive lightning strike bout quarter mile away, took my inverter clean off.
mircea_popescu: no mains current in this part of town since midday, kako
mircea_popescu: make clean is what you do when you dunno wtf went wrong.
blockchain_enthu: I am a non-tech kind guy trying to understand block chain and bit coins. I find block chain to be more interesting than bit coin
blockchain_enthu: so i thought i'll join an IRC channels to see what kind of things people discuss
danielpbarron: what do you mean, block chain more interesting? How are the two separate?
danielpbarron: but the implication is that there could exist a block chain without the money part
blockchain_enthu: but the underlying principle of bitcoin is block-chain which can have many other applications
danielpbarron: i'm trying to find the part in the log where this idea was proposed and shot down
assbot: Logged on 16-10-2015 13:20:52; mircea_popescu: seriously, you're going to invent a blockchain way to make losers not be beaten up by their betters ? because why.
danielpbarron: that and every other half-baked idea to "do x but this time with blockchain technowlogeez"
blockchain_enthu: LOL! Well a lot of ideas seem ridiculous before somebody manages to pull it off
danielpbarron: the key word there is 'somebody' and right now you ain't that
assbot: blockchain_enthu is not registered in WoT.
blockchain_enthu: LOL! i'm not saying i'm going to do it. i'm just exploring the possibility
blockchain_enthu: and trying to get a sense of how far along have people thought over this
danielpbarron: do you know the private key to any addresses with unspent outputs?
assbot: Logged on 10-02-2016 21:10:11; mircea_popescu: these delusioanl urchins are so used to seeing themselves as a sort of neo-in-matrix that it just doesn't compute.
kakobrekla: read log? sounds too much like actual work.
blockchain_enthu: when i said real-estate transactions, i meant buying/selling of real-estate.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla in fairness he prolly never actually met something like this yet.
danielpbarron: the one thing the block chain can do is move arbitrary numbers between arbitrary addresses and this works because it all exists totally within itself. The problem with trying to mesh this with things not-in-the-block-chain is that they do not have to obey the rules set forth therein
danielpbarron: "this smart contract says x" "so what?" *clubs head*
danielpbarron: blockchain_enthu, I'd re-voice you but I can't think of anything else of interest to add here. If anyone else wants to take a turn...
blockchain_enthu: the only counter point I'd like to make here is this: even though real world items do not follow rules like bitcoins do, but there is a whole system (read legal system) which allows people to do transactions and move things around
blockchain_enthu: and so, this would require recognition of block chain transactions as valid transactions in real world
punkman: one interesting thing would be land deeds notarized on the bitcoin chain
mircea_popescu: it's more obsolete than democracy / marriage / working the fields with your hands.
danielpbarron: that's more of a WoT thing than a block chain thing, and we're back to betters beating losers
punkman: if you have jurisdiction over an area of land, not a bad thing to do.
mircea_popescu: not a matter of word picking, i'm just making the point that there's no benefit for the new lord importing the old gunk.
mircea_popescu: it's not yet established that "land ownership" by the torens method has any room in the future.
mircea_popescu: moreover, currently afaik most of the us runs on the barbaric title-deed mechanism anyway.
punkman: what if you are the king of malta?
blockchain_enthu: anyway, i think i'll have to read up a lot more before i contribute to the discussion here. Thanks all for sharing your thoughts.
punkman: no, the sovereign of the island, and now you want to sell land to people
mircea_popescu: let them use it for as long as they pay you the rent ?
mircea_popescu: "we grant, and of our liberality we bountifully bestow upon the aforesaid Very Reverend Grand Master of the Religion and Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, in feudal perpetuity, noble, free and unencumbered, our cities, castles, places and islands of Tripoli, Malta and Gozo, with all their cities, castles, places and island territories; with pure and mixed jurisdiction, right, and property of useful government; with po
mircea_popescu: wer of life and death over males and females residing within their limits, and with the laws, constitutions, and rights now existing amongst the inhabitants; together with all other laws and rights, exemptions, privileges, revenues and other immunities whatsoever; so that they may hereafter hold them in feudal tenure from us, as Kings of both Sicilies, and from our successors in the same kingdom, reigning at the time,
mircea_popescu: under the sole payment of a falcon; which every year, on the Feast of All Saints, shall be presented by the person or persons duly authorised for that purpose, into the hands of the Viceroy or President, who may at that time be administering the government, in sign and recognition of feudal tenure; and having made that payment, they shall remain exempt and free from all other service claimable by law, and by custom per
mircea_popescu: that's how malta was originally acquired from the monarch of sicily.
punkman: not sure I have any nonstupid questions or answers on the topic
mircea_popescu: let's leave it at "property is a complicated thing" then.
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assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 02:28:18; punkman: apparently a lot of implementations have "EXCEPTION: St12out_of_range" errors
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BingoBoingo: Nothing new other than the introduction, which is gold: "Let’s say that you’re running a company and want to create some internal competition between teams to see which ones can perform better. You can do this with R&D, and sales, but I would humbly suggest that you don’t do it with receivables. Sending out duplicate invoices to customers is generally referred to as ‘criminal behavior’."
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BingoBoingo: I really don't understand why there isn't more outrage about the perpetuation of this lithium ion battery planned obscelescence scam.
BingoBoingo: There's AA low self discharge NiMH cells out there with 2 amp hour capacities and up to 2100 recharge cycle life spans
BingoBoingo: I mean that's about as good as or better energy density than Li-ion, vastly reduced fire hazard, and all kinds of other joy.
punkman: is it actually the same density?
punkman: could even have easily replaceable 18650 lithium cells
BingoBoingo: I don't want lithium cells at all outside of cmos battery
mircea_popescu: you hate with an enduring passion rare in humans, mr alf.
mircea_popescu: i'd like to read how the lower bound claim is constructed.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> ~1/2 the density << In practice I'm not so sure. 3 AA eneloops new offers a total 6.3 Ah. Present laptop's battery if new 5.2 Ah with much bigger cells
mircea_popescu: that's what makes these things iffy. gotta let the proponent state it whenever it's such a case.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo there's been a lot of progress with fine meshes or w/e, but i'm pretty sure they still didn't manage to catch up to li ion
mircea_popescu: the 1/2 figure is more 2000era tho. they're better now.
punkman: eneloop is what, 1.2v, lenovo battery 12v, so you'd need 10 of them?
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> ~voltage~ << 9 in series to get required voltage
BingoBoingo: 9 + charge controller could easily fit inside 6 li-ion cell battery prison's form factor.
BingoBoingo: Side effect of this is if weight is actually a concern (it really shouldn't be) AAA cell battery prison could also be offered.
punkman: if you were to have the equivalent of 10 AA I mean
BingoBoingo: So, power reserve capacity goes down to get the lighter weight. This is just physics.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: So far playing with these astoundingly flat.
BingoBoingo: Or introduce the sensible compromise that clock gets throttled on battery power.
punkman: you could make battery pack that plugs in charger port, see what happens
BingoBoingo: If current draw is really that big of a concern
BingoBoingo: <punkman> you could make battery pack that plugs in charger port, see what happens << these tend to be li-ion, on in my present case charger is plugged into SLA
BingoBoingo: internal resistance also greatly reduced in the low self discharge version
punkman: he's using 20 AAs for eee craptop
BingoBoingo: but mircea_popescu's thinkpad is not a computer. It is a bedtime video player.
BingoBoingo: runs bitcoind is separating line between general purpose computer and specialized limited purpose machine.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: What, every explitive requires an explanation nao?
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mircea_popescu: asciilifeform there's a system catching up with it, too.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 15:21:20; *: asciilifeform doesn't sync from heathen world any moar. either moves signed gigatarball around, or -connect's via ssh tunnel
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i'm a promiscuous sort what can i tell you.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform> the 'if we close our eyes, mircea_popescu won't exist!' orchestra is a fountain of lulz <<< i'm totally making cocktails with water from there. makes the girls all giddy.
mircea_popescu: in unrelated news : i just used ~4mn satoshi worth of Eulora stuff to dig up ~7mn worth of Eulora stuff. I just earned 3 bitcents off virtual mmorpg economy this morning, on top of everything else!
mircea_popescu is really digging this virtual employee thing. leave the poor player overnight, come back to more riches!
mircea_popescu: Mircea Mircescu paid for Mircea Popescu's coffee this morn!
mircea_popescu: this, for the record my dear lord mats , is entirely a constructed, deliberate neurosis. there is nothing paralyzing about uncertainity in se. the paralizing bit, much like the horse's bit, or the nail in the grenade, is the expectation of maximal outcome, often doublespoken as "responsibility", and generally internalized as "self respect" or somesuch.
mircea_popescu: once you accept that human life is definitionalyl worthless, and ESPECIALLY that of those people you care about (chiefly - your own), uncertainity is no more threatening than atmosphere is overpowering.
mircea_popescu: "oh im here at the bottom of an ocean of air exerting 100kpa on my every limb, i can scarcely move!!1"
shinohai: !v assbot:shinohai.rate.mats.2:40da9082915c65e8c7a11d071c2c2b9d69d4b9920ad0dca9a63f4dbfb4f5bf71
shinohai: !v assbot:shinohai.rate.mats.2:006ea4e3da7d1bec825091754adebe945ee22bb6805bf1785af81a43a088399e
mats: mircea_popescu: to me it is just a cute comic with a boy and an anthropomorphic tiger
mats: i dun look for insights into the human condition in such places
mircea_popescu: * NejcKodric (54ffd749@gateway/web/freenode/ip.84.255.215.73) has joined #bitcoin-assets << was that the bitstamp dood ?
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla i thought they moved to some uk incubeator ?
kakobrekla: i think he (personally) is still around here
kakobrekla: i doubt he had anything of substance to say
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> peeps gotta up newbs! << was looking away at some twitter policy garbage
mircea_popescu: in other lolz : 164.132.48.48 is at ~70k loads of trilema.com/xmlrpc.php over the past 3 days. comes to twenty a minute or some shit.
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mircea_popescu: but hey, italy isn't a part of africa, populated by first-generation-in-shoes subhuman horde. they got like technologees and shit. can spam like teh pros!
mircea_popescu: it doesn't work, but then again neither did whatever the "hacker team" was doing, so...
BingoBoingo: The most important part of any wordpress installation is the deletion of xmlrpc.php
BingoBoingo: ^ Twitter makes banning all mircea_popescus official policy
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo eh, dangerous for whom ? twitter is a goner, they're not making money, they can't make money, the share is collapsing, a 2020 with twitter still around is an impossibility.
mircea_popescu: the [sort of] people who bought slashdot will soon buy twitter and that's that.
mircea_popescu: turns out mps banning you sticks, you banning them doesn't. who knew.
BingoBoingo: dangerous for people who think twitter like tor is relevant to an anything
danielpbarron: heh i'm not banned yet, and i tweeted the death warrant
mircea_popescu: an entire "culture" of retards lies buried there, reddit, cracked, wikipedia, twitter, the bell bottoms and disco hair of the 2000s.
BingoBoingo: danielpbarron: That's a sign the twitter stasi find you unimportant
danielpbarron: i thought maybe it was because i have a really old account and i don't spam, ever
danielpbarron: if it weren't for my extremely offensive views, i'm really their perfect user
BingoBoingo: If you say subversive things on twitter and haven't been banned yet, it is because they have determined you are an unimportant loon. This is why I find twitter offensive for its failure to ban me.
mircea_popescu: im not even sure they have a perfect user. they don't aim to anything.
mircea_popescu: lol BingoBoingo. give it time, overnight dangerousness is usually obtained in a decade or two.
BingoBoingo: I dunno. Dixie seems to have substantial branding value due to the length of history. Mebbe we can save that for our eventual electrifying literary magazine?
danielpbarron: heh i switched to Rhodesia flag on my profile pic last night
danielpbarron: people kept complaining the confed flag was too offensive
punkman: tumblr links are just timing out for me
BingoBoingo has been gradually shifting to felt tipped pens as he writes less on paper.
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mats: should be relatively easy to impersonate an aapl ntp server and brick phones on a network
BingoBoingo: <mats> should be relatively easy to impersonate an aapl ntp server and brick phones on a network << Imagine if a terrorist messed with BGP servers
mircea_popescu: imagien the productivity gains if all the apple products were bricked.
BingoBoingo: In other news canon powershot A495 (2010 vintage) solid little camera. Picked one up for $25 and change. Manages to get by using two AA batteries.
BingoBoingo: punkman: ty, but it's a fucking camera. I don't see much cause for dicking its firmware up yet.
punkman: handy for timelapsing and other things
mircea_popescu: "My startup failed, and this is what it feels like : the most banal shit ever"
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52663 @ 0.00057021 = 30.029 BTC [+] {2}
BingoBoingo: Honestly at this point many of the lolfish are starting to taste the same.
mircea_popescu: redditard has brief moment of clarity : "I never realised how much I hate democracy until I had to endure idiots (like myself) insisting that their voice be heard regarding the blocksize despite not having any of the required technical knowledge."
mircea_popescu: it occurs to me, meditating upon alf's observation, that there's probably massive evolution pressure on this, to the level of the evolutionary pressure on breast size.
shinohai: Looks like Morticia Adams as a young lady
mircea_popescu: after all... woman face is supposed to not be wrinkly, right ?
ben_vulpes: do you also ask the clowns why they paint their faces?
punkman: ben_vulpes: but it also has a Makefile
mircea_popescu: ok, so chick thinks she's special, a lifetime of progenitorial slavery not fit for the likes of her. fine! jolly good!
mircea_popescu: turns out there's exactly 0 demand for her as an 'entrepreneur' or w/e it was, so i guess the cats await.
ben_vulpes: punkman "why were those tartars locked in boxes to starve to death?"
ben_vulpes: ask me not these questions. i have no answers. i bring only gore from the depths.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 02:18:58; mod6: <+ben_vulpes> my mind recoils at the notion of running a reference implementation compiled without knowing the patchlist going into it << im not sure how to reconsile this. either you don't know what you're doing and you use a fully automated build script, or you do, and you build by hand.
mircea_popescu: what tourney, "which can imitate a five year old being torn limb from limb closer to life" ?
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes eh hush, you've not done something by hand yet today.
mircea_popescu: did you run electricity "by hand" from the plant to your shaver or just not shaving ?
mircea_popescu actually got awoken once because the damned things were wailing exactly like someone trying to shove a baby through a pasta strainer.
ben_vulpes: "you haven't done anything because you're using sed and awk which you didn't write HA!"
mircea_popescu: unlike you, i have explicit author names and explicit trust relations with them. so... bald men shouldn't throw rox!
ben_vulpes: perhaps a better formulation would be that there are those who curate their own patch selection and those who delegate to the foundation.
shinohai: !rate mod6 2 Hours of trb instruction and support for my node.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform just making a point for the benefit of the fox here.
shinohai: !v assbot:shinohai.rate.mod6.2:0f050f1c797392f9227a43c09e1c17e450e2894a21900100fbe318ac6c347499
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for mod6 from 1 to 2 with note: Hours of trb instruction and support for my node.
mircea_popescu: it is increasingly obvious, to me, that there should be a new genesis made, signed by a specially generated identity, "test".
mircea_popescu: this way people can base on THAT tree and know for certain they will never end up included in production.
mircea_popescu: ratger than expecting users to use any other buttons than the buttons, design the system so that it actually uses the buttons properly.
mircea_popescu: they complicate things in the correct manner, however.
mircea_popescu: punkman so someone can write experimental code without risking it showing up in a production environment and getting negrated for it.
mircea_popescu: make no mistake about it : it is NOT the user who relies on foundation curation. it is THE CODER.
punkman: sounds like putting cart before horse
mircea_popescu: whenever you sign something on the main trunk, you are swearing with your life it is good to go. \
mircea_popescu: hoping that mod6 will save you from inclusion arbitrarily is a lot fucking weaker than just having the proper control of only signing in the test branch, and choosing where yhou sign
mircea_popescu: punkman no, cart is currently put before horse. sounds like putting cart and horse back in the right places
mircea_popescu: sorry alf, you're part of a standards group. this re-do work 10k times is par for the cutpurse.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform yup. or any other thing. here's a thought : once one hash differs, the ones downstream will because it includes the different hash
mircea_popescu: i am thinking : maybe including a comment line as "this patch is intended to be applied on prev hash blabla" would do it.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo that is the most cretinous thing i ever heard.
mircea_popescu: what does it even mean ? there was a fork! there's ten forks a day. wtf.
punkman: I think you gotta either use a release or care about which patches you use, now if there are different production and testing releases that's another thing
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Apparently BizzaroBet isn't particular about wording
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo that thing can't possibly be anything but a scam at this point, of the "magic doubler address" ilk.
BingoBoingo: Likely, but I'm not risking shit to see for sure because of that possibility
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assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67496 @ 0.00056894 = 38.4012 BTC [-] {3}
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 01:30:18; mircea_popescu: because of the fucking impedance in thin fillaments and other considerations, your shit will never work as a straight conductor.
jurov: but the shielding material necessary is markedly different
mircea_popescu: understand : a very thin, insulated fillament is not a piece of shielding, but in turn an antenna.
mircea_popescu: and "insulated" is a function of conductivity, which is a function of thickness.
jurov: not if it's woven in the grid, only the holes count to RF.
BingoBoingo: As of this week gotta be concerned about leaky emissions on the million meter spectrum.
mircea_popescu: jurov that's just an engineering rule of thumb, based on some assumptions.
jurov: and due to skin effect if you use thick but relatively poor conductor you'll get a surprises at > MHz stuff
mircea_popescu: an arbitrarily thin filament of an arbitrary length is NOT grounded merely on the grounds that you connected it to a pipe somewhere.
jurov: faraday cage works ungrounded either
jurov: but to shield shorter wavelength, you need smaller holes in it
mircea_popescu: yes, but smaller holes and thinner wires are unrelated items here.
mircea_popescu: you don't get an out of jail free card re wires just because "but officer, i needed smaller holes"
jurov: ofc, you're welcome to shield your walls with 2mm solid metal. the salesman prolly won't tell you that only first few micrometers count for the nastiest stuff like GSM anyway
jurov: these requencies don't penetrate deeper
jurov: hence, wowen thin wires work, too.
mircea_popescu: the problem of penetration isn't the only consideration here. what you're saying is akin to the proposition that a cpu is only hot on the surface, so only a fool would connect it to 5kg of copper.
jurov: the EM field induces currents in the conductors, which cancel it. no need to drain these anywhere
jurov: of course it does not need
BingoBoingo: probably best to ground anything that isn't used for explicitly vexual purposes though.
jurov: ungrounded faraday cage tends to get charged, which is not easily detectable from within, untill you open it, get out, and touch the ground
mircea_popescu: what is the difference between ungrounded faraday cage and dipole antenna ?
jurov: but otherwise it does not allow radio frequencies in (when built to spec)
jurov: faraday case encloses you so wellthat it allows currents induced by external RF to cancel it
mircea_popescu: so i can not cut a hole into a faraday cage with a proton beam.
☟︎ jurov: proton beam !=== RF
jurov: RF is pulsating electromagnetic field, i.e. photons
jurov: the field does. for example the tesla coil causes strong electromagnetic field, which causes surrounding matter to ionise and get electrically charged
jurov: at the same time also radiates electromagnetic waves as photos
jurov: beause the field isn't DC but AC
mircea_popescu: as king arthur once said to trusty sir belvedere, "This new learning amazes me"
jurov: but we're going rather far. the original discussion was about shielding microwaves from radio transmission, cellphones etc.
mircea_popescu: and you were going to distinguish between far uv and close x-rays on some sort of a basis. other than "cuz i say 3*10^16 and fu"
jurov: you mentioned yest nuclear cross-sections, they do apply to EUV and x-rays
mircea_popescu: anyways. the original discussion was about how you can't make a mesh arbitrarily fine and expect it to still shield anything.
jurov: but are utterly irrelevant for microwaves
jurov: oooh that, you want to shield these. oook.
mircea_popescu: there's a minimal thickness as a function of the material involved that can be used.
mircea_popescu: well that's what it was, some derps came out with what struck me on first sight as a sort of "gasoline saving magnets", ie these superthin meshes that'll "protect your monitor from nsa spying"
☟︎ jurov: and you imagined your monitor emits x-rays for nsa to spy on and started considering shielding foir these?
mircea_popescu: no, i just said that i would expect on the basis of guesswork for indium -group metals to work out as the thinnest functional mesh
mircea_popescu: but i still can't be arsed to do the actual math for it, so whatevs.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 19:28:29; mircea_popescu: by which logic faraday cage no longer needs to be grounded.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 19:33:28; mircea_popescu: so i can not cut a hole into a faraday cage with a proton beam.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 19:42:13; mircea_popescu: well that's what it was, some derps came out with what struck me on first sight as a sort of "gasoline saving magnets", ie these superthin meshes that'll "protect your monitor from nsa spying"
BingoBoingo: Come on, we all know why them gubmint veterinarians want us to feed our cows their magnets...
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9139 @ 0.00056737 = 5.1852 BTC [-] {2}
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> hoping that mod6 will save you from inclusion arbitrarily is a lot fucking weaker than just having the proper control of only signing in the test branch, and choosing where yhou sign << yah, this may be a really good idea. right now, we're livin on the edge.
mod6: so lastnight, I tested an updated version of the automated build script 'build-bitcoind-V99996.sh' -- the version that's currently deedbotted is no longer ok since I reground alfs patches.
mod6: after you build with the above script, you should end up with the following manifiest if you follow along with this find command as such:
http://dpaste.com/2VFXNFX.txt mod6: shinohai: awesome, thanks!
mod6: we're gonna have to go through this again here not too long from now when V v99995 comes out, but hopefully that'll be the last time for a while.
shinohai: mod6: is this version already with patched V ?
mod6: oooh, you mean the beta patches? naw, you shouldn't need to do that.
mod6: it'd be rather difficult to do anyway if you wanted to, you'd have to stop mid-script and then update V, then continue.
shinohai: kk I'll just test as-is for now
mod6: yeah, that'd be fine.
shinohai: also should have a much improved status page running in a few days, Im gonna wait for full sync to turn it on
assbot: [MPEX:X.EUR] 1D: 0.00332082 / 0.00332253 / 0.00332476 (218 shares, 0.72 BTC), 7D: 0.00282315 / 0.00295966 / 0.00332476 (1125 shares, 3.33 BTC), 30D: 0.00258386 / 0.00275891 / 0.00332476 (14677 shares, 40.49 BTC)
jurov: ;;ticker --currency eur --market bitcoin-central
gribble: Bitcoin-Central BTCEUR ticker | Best bid: 344.3, Best ask: 346.999, Bid-ask spread: 2.69900, Last trade: 346.999, 24 hour volume: 50.93502582, 24 hour low: 338.0, 24 hour high: 349.99989193, 24 hour vwap: 347.38993266
jurov: ;;calc 1/347.38993266
jurov: and interesting why price went *up * in absence of the bot
mats: is everyone asleep at the wheel?
gribble: Bitstamp BTCEUR last: 346.493768, vol: 7244.90217088 | BTC-E BTCEUR last: 349.0, vol: 51.9903 | CampBX BTCEUR last: 339.3688, vol: 0.0385 | BTCChina BTCEUR last: 357.6528, vol: 24776.07600000 | Kraken BTCEUR last: 344.95879, vol: 6180.32225167 | Bitcoin-Central BTCEUR last: 346.999, vol: 50.93502582 | Volume-weighted last average: 353.468086158
jurov: anyone has any x.eur i can short while davout is sleeping?
danielpbarron: "blocks" : 386780, << mine's still going uninterrupted since i started it
thestringpuller: danielpbarron: ERROR: AcceptToMemoryPool() : ConnectInputs failed 23757d60dd <<< do these affect anything?
danielpbarron: i think it just means you don't have the block that they spend from yet
danielpbarron: you can get bogged down by them from time to time but it should eventually move on
jurov: yes you don't have block nor transaction
mod6: (21:17) <+jurov> anyone has any x.eur i can short while davout is sleeping?
mod6: eek. sorry, no idea how i just pasted that in there.
mod6: im over here rollin up that new version of V.
mod6: i think i need a bigger desk
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jurov: mod6: can you take photo with your desk and V rolled out?
jurov: or it's already baking?
jurov: but i must say, the apron is sexy, suits you
mod6: from just looking around tho, i noticed that the V graph on my wall is out of date.
pete_dushenski:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=13-02-2016#1404237 << i was having this exact problem with 99996k (v1) box. it was alternating between choking on bastards, like thestringpuller's node, and offing itself for no apparent reason. just stopping it now and about to rebuild with mod6's latest script but it's taken ~3 weeks and is only at 325k due to this on-again-off-again shenanigans
☝︎ assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 01:53:07; mircea_popescu: anyone ever saw a process get ended after you disconnect a nohup session ?!
pete_dushenski: it requires constant babysitting to watch for a jam and restart so that it ever keeps eating blox
shinohai: I finally put restart in a crontab until mine caught up >.<
mod6: can someone explain what nohup is for?
mod6: do i not see that same issue because i run with `&' in a screen session?
mircea_popescu: nohup catches the sighup and lets the program continue
shinohai: I use tmux but sometimes `& disown` and it works fine.
mod6: my node doesn't choke at all, and seems to even see blocks before btc.blockr.io sometimes.
mod6: ugh. my hair is going grey
mod6: i guess, my node is already sync'd so i'm not going through that part of a full sync atm.
assbot: You rated user shinohai on 03-Jul-2015, with a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: New blood..
mircea_popescu: !v assbot:mircea_popescu.rate.shinohai.2:bbe1a16b5c07434099cac05b64ef6899b29989f8c8605c6667823d538db6809d
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for shinohai from 1 to 2 with note: Active TRB tester guy.
mats: his family, i suppose
shinohai: The beneficiaries of his will.
mircea_popescu: mod6> who cares << he was very popular with a certain crowd.
assbot: Logged on 13-02-2016 23:08:28; mod6: who cares
mod6: what pete_dushenski?
pete_dushenski: mod6: weren't we tweaking previous patches by changing that one line to 'malleus' ?
mod6: oh, because the leaf ordering is different. if you want a press of "all" patches as they exist in the mirror, currently, you need to press up through asciilifeform_maxint_locks_corrected.vpatch
☟︎ mod6: malleus didn't change. just was reground.
mod6: ok good deal. thanks! let us know if the hashes match too plz.
mod6: since I think I've got all the testing of V out of people who can on the beta patches, I'll probably push out v99995 tomorrow.
mod6: last chance to test that beta_2 patch for V if you still want to do so.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 89750 @ 0.00056919 = 51.0848 BTC [+] {3}
pete_dushenski: but stock is 'up' so everyone's a jumpin' and a jivin' and a takin' them there gurls out to the dance hall tonite !
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> my beard is half white << I'm getting to the point that if I keep plucking the white ones out I'll have bald patches soon.
BingoBoingo: When they were coming up in singles the looked out of place.
BingoBoingo: Seriously though no gray. Just skipped to a white somewhere between titanium oxide and potasium carbonate
pete_dushenski: so nasdaq.com bitches about 'we noticed your ad blocker is on and we kindly request that you turn it off to enhance your user experience'. this is how mpex won. this.
BingoBoingo: I guess I'll stop trying to fight the white hairs on Tuesday.
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Why even bother with the ad blocker, just say no to javascript and the obnoxious ones die automagically
BingoBoingo: Spam messages are intolerable, javascript is intolerable, but if a site wants to uglify itself with static images and such nbd
BingoBoingo: Not to mention many ad blockers are awfully wasteful of the cpu cycles themselves
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pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: could you recommend a javascript blocker in particular ? using ff here
jurov: pete_dushenski: noscript
BingoBoingo: Lets you turn them back on one by one so the rare gem that is helped by javascript works
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Another great way to excise javascript is just giving up and using Dillo as a web browser. It's my favorite for traversing untrusted sites atm
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78985 @ 0.00056662 = 44.7545 BTC [-] {3}
BingoBoingo: I don't see that browser in my /usr/ports folder
thestringpuller: BingoBoingo: But i mean compare to BitBet << Is there a ClassicCoin bet or just XT? It's like the BFL delivery bets now, but with scamcoins.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30269 @ 0.00055526 = 16.8072 BTC [-]
BingoBoingo: thestringpuller: I've been folowing other bitbet's gotta check that for our enjoyment. Have doubts it would get approved without sizable zeroconf on 'yes'
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: "Lynxlet is an application for launching the text web browser Lynx in a Terminal window. Lynxlet is a Termlet - a class of applications designed to make Terminal based programs easy to use. " << Can't you just use... lynx???
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