#trilema | 2014-08-28

whether it will ever play out in a courtroom, or - 'defense attorneys can also have problems' - remains to be seen

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and, well, that.

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moreover the machine generally is careful in avoiding messing with the sort of people that'd stomp it.

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they tend to pick on poorly educated, poorly connected nobodies with priors.

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the bureaucrat - presumably had connections, education (or 'education'), clean record ?

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consider the simple fact that any legal proceeding could be extended anywhere between six and ninety weeks by an endless parade of character evidence showing usg agents lieing, being required to lie, etc etc.

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yet nobody is doing this. why isn't holder a constant prop in the courtroom, showing why any testimony by a police officer should be discounted by the jury ?

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asciilifeform first of all you need balls.

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no bureaucrat is ever going to pose problems anymore than any other random schmuck that signed the "plea bargain" is.

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it is a definite - if peculiar - biological fact - that being condemned to hang somehow doesn't cause people to sprout balls

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how did the qute go,

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"What an example to the proletariat! He had to die, anyway, so he might at least have died in a way that did the Party some good!"

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the 'moscow trials'

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http://www.executedtoday.com/2011/08/25/1936-grigory-zinoviev-and-lev-kamenev-old-bolsheviks

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ExecutedToday.com » 1936: Grigory Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev, Old Bolsheviks

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worst fucking career choice, joining the "people party". being a boxer is degree of magnitudes a smarter move.

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now THERE'S a peculiar if well documented biological fact : how the fuck can such a drastically -ev strategy be and remain a schelling point.

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answer : because women. pregnancy is also -ev, and yet women do it. the same psychological complexes that control that can also yield amusing social results.

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there is no solzhenitsyn among the honeybees, lamenting 'why don't we sting, if we're to die anyway'

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so in the end, the government of the people by the people for the people, in its quest to not perish from this earth, became government of women, by women, for women.

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and it's STILL perishing.

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but, to complete the metaphor - it ever hopes to birth the mythical beast that will save it.

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'kommunism is coming in 1980!'

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well, save it, kill it, wht the hell's the difference.

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I have had the occasion to hear tranquil petty bourgeois tell me in the days between the beginnings of the trial and my internment: Its impossible to understand Zinoviev He is so lacking in character! And I would reply: Have you yourselves experienced the full weight of the pressure to which he has been subjected for a number of years? Unintelligent in the extreme are the comparisons, so widespread i

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n intellectual circles, of the conduct in court of Danton, Robespierre and others. These were the instances of revolutionary tribunes who found the knife of justice suspended over them, directly in the midst of the arena of struggle; at a time when they were in the full flower of their strength, with their nervous system almost untouched and, at the same time, when they despaired of all hope of salvation.

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[By contrast] For ten years they [Zinoviev and Kamenev] had been enveloped by clouds of slander paid for in heavy gold. For ten years they had swayed between life and death, first in a political sense, then in a moral sense, and lastly in a physical sense. Can one find in all past history examples of such systematic, refined and fiendish destruction of spines, nerves and all the fibers of the soul? Zinoviev or Kamenev

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would have had more than ample character for a tranquil period. But the epoch of grandiose social and political convulsions demanded an extraordinary firmness of these men, whose abilities secured them a leading place in the revolution. The disproportion between their abilities and their wills led to tragic results.

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worth a quote, he basically says what i've been saying to would-be "good citizens" to relatively little effect.

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would be "good citizens" always know better, a la prikoke

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!up pete_dushenski

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzNPXQo3_DY << check that out, he lambasts the bureaucracy, etc.

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Trotsky's Speech in Mexico (about the Moscow trials) - YouTube

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https://blog.conformal.com/bip0064-not-yet/

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BIP0064 – Not yet. | Conformal Systems, LLC.

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looks like hearn hasn't hung up his cap yet

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The Bitcoin Core team recently committed BIP0064, which adds two new commands to the protocol, getutxos and utxos. The getutxos command is used to request unspent transaction information based on the given outpoints, while the utxos command is the response. The BIP was authored by Mike Hearn who also provided the implementation for Bitcoin Core.

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if anyone feels like doing some public research to show exactly how this can be used to breach the anonimity of compliant clients, by all means. you won't have to dig too deeply.

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student exercise.

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not that anyone is actually using the power ranger implementation anyway, but as an academic point.

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there can't be more than a few hundred madmen/children still updating bitcoind

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don't forget - careless linux n0obs

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who, e.g, 'emerge -uU world'

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pete_dushenski about the same people who "invested" in eth.

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they "Exist" in the sense democrat voters "exist"

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truly, they're lost in the ether ;)

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asciilifeform bitcoin was taken out of main for this exact reason.

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with the usg at the helm it really didn't belong anywhere near the common linux newb.

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https://blog.conformal.com/bip0064-not-yet/#comment-668 << there we go.

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BIP0064 – Not yet. | Conformal Systems, LLC.

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http://pastebin.com/Jz4iau26 (until they actually approve comments. heh.)

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Mike Hearn August 27, 2014 at 10:49 am I wont argue that btcd has bette - Pastebin.com

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lol!

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it hasta be said.

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the entire fucking echafaudage of shit piled upon shit strictly depends on "decorum" and nobody saying the things.

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ESAD?

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mircea_popescu and solid lulz on the comments. wd.

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;;google ede stercem meum & mori.

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No matches found.

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useful as always google.

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lol

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'eatshit&die'

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http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2014/08/27#l1409155575 lulzy

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BitcoinStats

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haha!

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fucking comedy gold BingoBoingo

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what continues to astound me is the meticulously tended garden of a parallel universe where this discussion isn't happening, a 'computer' means 'wintel box', 'bitcoin economy' means 'coinbase' and 'bitpay', etc. - carries on just so. with the glossy magazines, free newspaper publicity 'so plentiful they can eat with their arses', etc.

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this chan isn't the only one with logs holding gems pete_dushenski

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it's as completely parallel as the fiat economy itself

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and predicated on the same brain damage

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BingoBoingo: so it would seem :)

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asciilifeform doesn't astound me in the slightest. it actually makes me quite happy.

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brain damage like "All 70,000 residents living on the Caribbean nation of Dominica will be eligible to receive bitcoin as part of The Bit Drop project, an upcoming collaboration between bitcoin businesses, interest groups and local government officials."

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i mean c'mon now

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this is like the zombies in, e.g, 'quake', when player lacks a grenade

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pete_dushenski lol the funny thing about these idiots is that they keep copying... the broken models.

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hasn't keiser already tore himself a fifty asshole with his involvement in the icelandic coin scam ?

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00084072 = 11.4338 BTC [-] {2}

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^ and a profusion of 'bobs' who can fuck goats round the clock and remain 'bridge builders'

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i suppose next in line, neobee for a different island. since it worked so well the first time.

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asciilifeform main reason why the universality of the wot is such an important prerequisite for a livable world and general hapiness.

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mircea_popescu: don't think keiser is in on this island deal, looks like :

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"Join Coinapult, Aspen Assurance, Bitcoin Beauties, and College Cryptocurrency Network for the first tropical Bitcoin party!"

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http://www.btcbeauties.com << ok then

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hearnright. i think that's the definition of a successful attack :) don't get me wrong. i'd like to see core restart itself if it crashes <<< riiight.

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i bet he would. jesus fuck these people, always ready with the wrong thing.

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"you're the one who told me to put it in the garbage, you should be the one to take it out, jerk"

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ben_vulpes waitwut ?

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nuh uh

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'Bit Drop project' << aha the old tired african chumpatron. lay siege to some pisshole, make 'international' stink, food is dropped from bombers. drive off would-be eaters at gunpoint, collect the crates, sell.

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it's a non-sequiter

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'donate btc to poor villagers!' - it'll work

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african work.

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asciilifeform: add white titties, mojitos, stir, serve

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http://www.btcbeauties.com/#!antoniette/cfz7 << she's the closest to harem material but the rest are just… washed up

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bitcoin-beauties-

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asciilifeform: one wonders why enterprising individuals from civilized countries don't invade africa, clear out locals, and start a proper city-state

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I suppose the immediate response of USG would be to crush such a project for being racis, etc

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decimation: you answered the question. usg owns it.

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uses it as a peculiar sort of human zoo.

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there isn't a spot on the globe that can be colonized without usg's tacit permission

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right, this implies that usg is directly responsible for the derpage worldwide

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decimation: clear out the locals? and miss out on all that cheap cheap labour?

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00084412 = 8.8633 BTC [+] {2}

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pete_dushenski: well, it's true that that was how most of africa & south america were run for a few centuries

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pete_dushenski: ask the chinese why they're shipping in own labourers in their modest, semi-clandestine african colonies.

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asciilifeform: trust? or rather, lack thereof?

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asciilifeform: once again, the real reason is that the measures required to get the locals to work for you would be forbidden by usg

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precisely. the africans are subjects of the reptiliate.

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and, as such, go to its tender mercies.

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http://www.business.gov.au/news-and-updates/News-and-features/Pages/bitcoin-for-businesses.aspx

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Bitcoin for Businesses: Digital Currency Guide | business.gov.au

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!up aEnima

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speaking of oz, can anyone recommend a good restaurant or two in sydney or melbourne?

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<decimation> asciilifeform: one wonders why enterprising individuals from civilized countries don't invade africa, clear out locals, and start a proper city-state << !s balls

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other than cazalla, i can't remember who's all down under

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mircea_popescu: if they had balls + enough money to purchase decent defenses, USG wouldn't be able to do much

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except derp on TV

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no, if they had the balls.

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pete_dushenski, cookie in melbourne is nice, food is good but the cocktails are A+, http://cookie.net.au/

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- Cookie Beer Hall Melbourne

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!s bus ticket

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4 results for 'bus ticket' : http://search.bitcoin-assets.com/?q=bus+ticket

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<decimation> asciilifeform: once again, the real reason is that the measures required to get the locals to work for you would be forbidden by usg << not so. the locals are just shitty stock.

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"the measures that it'd take getting african americans to outcompete azns out of us tech colleges". heh. what measures, tell me ?

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pete_dushenski: Vexual?

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cazalla: nice. is there a cocktail in particular that you'd recommend?

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BingoBoingo: possibly ?

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pete_dushenski: Vexual is an Aussie

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mircea_popescu: lol well tech colleges still need varsity athletes

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BingoBoingo: a ok

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pete_dushenski, nfi they all have fancy names and change the menu, many of them are great though (i have not been in a while though having a kid and all)

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there is also the cigar bar in hawthorn

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they make great whiskey sours

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pete_dushenski amusingly, that's the premiere employment the locals get in the chinese colony towns. they ship whores in, but when it comes to sports local kids get the job.

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;;later tell vexual please to recommend restaurants in sydney, melbourne, or geographically in between :)

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The operation succeeded.

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http://www.yelp.com.au/biz/baranows-hawthorn

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Baranows - Hawthorn Victoria | Yelp

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cazalla: a cool. well ty.

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mircea_popescu: heh well waddya know

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!up up-me-please-lin

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regarding the repurposing of africa:

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http://psychology.uwo.ca/faculty/rushtonpdfs/2008%20Med%20Hypotheses.pdf

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http://trilema.com/2013/a-very-unfair-perspective/

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A very unfair perspective. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.

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http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com/2007/08/country-that-used-to-exist.html

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Unqualified Reservations: The country that used to exist

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wow, a troll who - contributes to the conversation?

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one wonders how many anonymous friends #b-a has out there...

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a great many

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8342 @ 0.00084046 = 7.0111 BTC [-] {2}

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2118 @ 0.00084444 = 1.7885 BTC [+]

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decimation why a troll ?

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was wondering the same

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the nick is mildly trollish

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why ?

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b/c it compels one to take action I suppose. i dunno

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%v

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[X-BT VWAP] Bid: 175 Ask: 221 Last Price: 175 30d-Vol: 1.72M 30d-High: 250 30d-Low: 170 30d-VWAP: 198

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Naphex

o/

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o hey napedia

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oops

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o hey Naphex

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how was vacation ?

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http://izismile.com/2013/05/21/morning_picdump_54_pics-1.html

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Morning Picdump (54 pics) - Picture #1 - Izismile.com

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http://img.izismile.com/img/img6/20130521/640/morning_picdump_358_640_02.jpg not bad

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The "talks" were resumed. Elsewhere in Africa things were about normalfor Africa. There was a coup here and there (140), Zambia committed transport hara-kiri (137), some lively Somali border skirmishing produced its quota of casualties, summary "justice" was administered in the Congo (107), and about 1,000 Ugandans were bumped off by Premier Obote (119)nothing really serious enough to warrant the attention of a

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UN preoccupied with Rhodesia's "explosive situation".

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lol

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After a year of pressures, scorn, sanctions and diatribe, Rhodesia emerged more resolute in her will to survive, and with a more stable, stronger, and more dignified image (192) an image gratuitously, though unintentionally, created for her by the failure of her would-be detractors. Mainspring of her stability lies in the deep reservoir of inter-racial goodwill.

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That Rhodesian Africans actually assist their "oppressors" in hunting down terrorist would-be "liberators" refutes the lie that this is a land of turmoil and strife. There has, in fact, been more racial disturbance and bloodshed in Chicago or Los Angeles in a week than in Rhodesia in a year.

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"107 Four former ministers accused of plotting against General Mobutu were hanged in Leopoldville's Grand Square before a Wembley-sized "gate" of 100,000 after being condemned at a 90-minute open-air "trial". No evidence was presented, no prosecution case made, there were no witnesses and the defendants had no counsel. There were also no protest marches in London, no sermon in St. Paul's, no letters to The Times, no de

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putations to UN."

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not a bad link, this. http://rhodesianheritage.blogspot.com.ar/2012/09/more-life-with-udi.html

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Our Rhodesian Heritage: More Life with UDI

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" Americans probably now know less about Rhodesia than they do about the moon, which does not deter them from trying to impose on us the "solution" and resulting chaos they helped to entrench in the strife-torn Congo."

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32418 @ 0.00084749 = 27.4739 BTC [+] {3}

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The problems of "majority rule" did not, of course, arise in America way back in 1776 since these sturdy pioneers evolved their own expedient for dealing with such matters. However, Mr. Goldberg, chief U.S. delegate to the UN, seems at last to be concerned over "majority rule"at UN itself, where small, insignificant states are usurping the peace-keeping authority of the great powers. On the UN's 21st birthday (24th

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October) he said: "It would not have been accepted in 1945 that the UN should include tiny states whose only justification for existence is that their territory is no longer wanted by the colonial governments that supported them for years." The light dawns!

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lmao, now i know whom to quote.

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27304 @ 0.00084597 = 23.0984 BTC [-] {2}

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http://bastiat.mises.org/2014/08/11472/

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Steve Forbes Misunderstands Money :: The Mises Economics Blog: The Circle Bastiat

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00084158 = 3.7871 BTC [-]

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http://www.theage.com.au/business/the-economy/australias-housing-bubble-is-real-and-banks-are-to-blame-says-author-20140828-109ahx.html

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Australia's housing bubble is real and banks are to blame, says author

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The median house price to income of Sydney is nine times, compared to 6.2 times in New York and 7.3 times in London. Even Adelaide is more expensive than New York on price-to-income basis.

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[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 15 @ 0.26896425 = 4.0345 BTC [+] {3}

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although people have been predicting this bubble would burst since the early 2000s

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is price-to-income a good way of evaluating a housing bubble?

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[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 3 @ 0.26979999 = 0.8094 BTC [+] {2}

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Sydney is a pretty livably city compared to those shitholes

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re: is it a good way of evaluating? it is a descent indicator - if compared to historical data in the same area/demographic (as opposed some arbitrary comparison to a region on the opposite end of the planet)

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blaming banks for bubble is like blaming bartenders for alcoholism

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thats a pretty stupid thing to say

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there is tight governance around when and who a bartender can serve

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[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 10 @ 0.26889999 = 2.689 BTC [-] {3}

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[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 3 @ 0.26989996 = 0.8097 BTC [+] {3}

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ok, was making a more general comparison. both have tight governance around when & who can be served. whats your point?

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that banks don't

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well, i beg to differ. pretty sure Australian banks require more paperwork for a loan than a bartender requires to serve a drink

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paperwork isnt governance

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a bartender can't legally serve someone thats already drunk as fuck, a bank only has its own criteria

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uhh - loan prerequisites are generally dictated by law, not private bank policy

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xmj

(technically they're described by financial market authority regulations)

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xmj

prescribed even

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what is? a loan to value ratio..

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no, loan prerequisites. authorities prescribe with threat of violence

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Vexual

;;later tell pete_dushenski yes i can recommend some resturants

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The operation succeeded.

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http://banking.treasury.gov.au/content/default.asp

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Competitive and Sustainable Banking System - Home

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Vexual

statistically, australian don't complain about publicans serving too much beer and they also pay back loans.

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Vexual

it's like the closest thing to a culture we have

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Last 2 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/3XTTWT3.txt )

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!b 2

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[HAVELOCK] [PETA] 796 @ 0.00075488 = 0.6009 BTC [-] {8}

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http://news.ncsu.edu/2014/08/face-mites-2014/ arachophobes rejoice

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Three Things You Didnt Know About the Arachnids That Live on Your Face | NC State News

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/names

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http://coinfire.cf/2014/08/27/romania-joins-first-bitcoin-foundation-chapter-affiliate-eastern-europe/ congratulations romania!!!

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Romania Joins As First Bitcoin Foundation Chapter Affiliate in Eastern Europe - Coin Fire

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lol

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viva fundatia bitcoin romania!

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!up RagnarsBitch

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any #b-a people live in Portland?

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00084039 = 2.8153 BTC [-] {2}

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[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 5 @ 0.269 = 1.345 BTC [-]

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;;bc,stats

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[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 4 @ 0.274 = 1.096 BTC [+] {2}

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http://seba.eu.org/public/ebola.png

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is it the bitcoin price?

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heh

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!s moriarty

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14 results for 'moriarty' : http://search.bitcoin-assets.com/?q=moriarty

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[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14732 @ 0.00084537 = 12.454 BTC [-] {2}

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https://www.kimonolabs.com/bitcoin/correlator

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kimono : Bitcoin Correlator

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dat gold price

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so i've been doing some test prints for these posters, everything looks good, gonna start full production today

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!up devthedev

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devthedev: how's everything at flagler schools these days?

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devthedev

Fine, thanks

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great to hear :D

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!up dvsdude

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ty

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dvsdude has questions about cavirtex

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ah

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those shady bastards

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i assume the question is what to do about the buyback offer?

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dvsdude, do you have the misfortune of owning "shares" in their "company"?

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yes

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my condolences

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do you think the buyback offer is at a fair price?

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he wants to buy them back

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without being that close to this event, i'd say if he's making an offer, it's probably too low

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nod

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i want to give them back but i'm taking a hit

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i'd suggest registering the shares

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and keeping them

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relevant info: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=218435.msg8557922#msg8557922

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Official CaVirtex.com Thread

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i almost bought some myself when i heard they were delisting

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i'd probably keep them too, if only for the fact that they REALLY seem to want to buy them back

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he does

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ThickAsThieves: you heard they were delisting before it happened? :0

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they announced it

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I was at work

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right, but trading halted beforehand, yes?

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or did they open it up again afterwards, to scoop up a ton of shares on the cheap?

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i dont think so, but ive done drugs between then and now so....

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by the time i got home they were pennys so i kept them

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it's all lost to memory now. anyway, fuck em. do whatever they don't want you to do

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dvsdude, do you qualify as a proper invetsor or whatever canada calls it?

10:57

this is the prob

10:57

i'm not

10:57

what is the approx value of your shares. in your own estimation

10:57

"in making the election to accept the Offer, you will be deemed to have never been a shareholder"

10:57

^ this line is sketchy as fuck

10:57

(in total)

10:58

yeha they think they can erase history lol

10:58

so retarded

10:58

but they gotta try probly

10:58

in making the election to accept $20 for a cab ride home, you will be deemed to not have been drugged and assaulted at my house last night

10:58

hate to say what a chump i'am but started to buy them in 2011

10:58

but you can totally walk, it's only 15km, no biggie

10:59

dvsdude dont worry about your chumphood, we all got chumped at some point

10:59

^

10:59

its what you do once you know youve been chumped that matters

10:59

<< thrice-chumped, still rich

10:59

and with sweet stories to boot

11:00

ok ......I've got 3.3 into

11:00

i ask about the value because you might have some workarounds if you dont qualify as a qualified invetsor

11:00

xanthyos +v failed; L1: 0, L2: 0

11:00

so a couple thousand bucks

11:00

not bad

11:00

!up xanthyos

11:00

like you might be able to get your finance guy to wrap the shares into another thing

11:00

he wants to give me 1.1

11:01

nod

11:01

this is what the "legitimate" shuffle algorithm of the world's most popular bitcoin poker site spits out: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BwIkxGxIcAAH34g.jpg

11:01

so your choices are 1.1 or 0.0, basically

11:01

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00084845 = 5.6422 BTC [+]

11:01

yes

11:01

xanthyos just as likely as any other 5-card combo XD

11:01

i've seen 5 royals in 6 months

11:01

NINE NINE NINE NINE NINE

11:01

dvsdude: i think it's safe to say that keeping the shares will offer you no tangible benefits whatsoever

11:01

it took 10 years on pokerstars to see 1

11:01

not much i can do here ?

11:01

danielpbarron

wow you royaled?

11:01

You should go to a casino!

11:02

casinos use real shufflers

11:02

<+nubbins`> dvsdude: i think it's safe to say that keeping the shares will offer you no tangible benefits whatsoever //i dont think i agree with this

11:02

i call scams on this site whether i'm ont he winning end or the losing end

11:02

my luck doesn't blind me to the thievery

11:02

imagine you own cavirtex. wouldn't you do anything in your power to eat up all profits and never pay a dividend?

11:02

i suspect Cavirtex is doing fundraising or such and wants to fuck over the real early angels

11:02

flop a nut royal with the cards in descending order

11:03

sure, "wants to fuck over" is an attitude that doesn't just evaporate

11:03

and increases in value

11:03

I told him (ceo) that i wanted to phone him

11:03

besides, they're fucking class-B shares

11:03

bet ya 5 satoshis that the actual owners don't hold class B shares

11:03

i bet they hold a bunch

11:04

they are doing a buyback after all

11:04

well, maybe, let's check the prospectus

11:04

I dont like this shifty fuck

11:04

oh wait

11:04

there isn't one

11:04

lol

11:04

i might have it saved actually

11:04

wat!

11:05

looking

11:05

dropbox that dutch

11:05

i like how their buyback offer has a fixed btc/cad exchange rate too

11:05

hope they're hedging that 8)

11:06

hehe

11:06

joe daveies should have known not to trust a guy with two first names

11:06

i have it!

11:06

yes

11:08

here ya go http://ge.tt/8lRJPVs1/v/0

11:08

VirtEx_Prospectus_18Mar2013.pdf

11:08

so best advise is take the hit

11:08

my advice is keep the shares

11:09

i remember when someone was unloading coinbase shares before they became a thing

11:09

and i skipped that

11:09

really ?

11:09

yep

11:09

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157789.0

11:09

[For Sale] Shares in coinbase.com

11:10

my advice is to start from the assumption your money is gone, and keep or sell the shares based on whether you think they'll be worth +/- 0 in the future

11:11

tell him you want IPO price, .64btc ea

11:11

but I would have find someone else to buy them later and like nubbins said they are class b shares

11:12

the owners will always want to buy them until the company is dying

11:12

they wouldnt wanna buy them now if things were bad

11:14

>NastyFans aren't taking any kind of a loss, it is all positive ROI for them. There are no costs associated with NastyFans and hashrate is all a win for them, so taking a loss is actually impossible with our structure.

11:14

oh my.

11:14

suppose to call him later not sure ......asked him why I paid 3.3 btc but he only offering me 1.1 ....his answer was lame

11:15

note, the original prospectus says nothing about Class B

11:15

good one

11:16

thats something

11:16

it says very little really in regards to share limitations

11:16

ah it does say non-voting

11:16

fwiw

11:17

"his is NOT a separate fund; this is the fund that represents real equity ownership in VirtEx!"

11:17

"In the case where VirtEx is bought out by another company or VirtEx pays a dividend to its shareholders, Bitcoin shareholders will get paid in Bitcoin at the Canadian dollar equivalent rate using the best market prices at the time"

11:17

yeah i'd hold them shares tight if it were me

11:18

[HAVELOCK] [AM100] 780 @ 0.00281699 = 2.1973 BTC [+] {9}

11:18

thanks man you helping alot

11:19

[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 9 @ 0.279 = 2.511 BTC [+]

11:19

i hope so, you may wanna ask others though

11:20

not 2 weeks cavirtex is doing PR about Bitcoin ATMs in malls, they are growing, not dying

11:20

[HAVELOCK] [PETA] 1013 @ 0.00052015 = 0.5269 BTC [-] {4}

11:20

that was what i thought

11:21

please post a link to the original prospectus i gave you in the thread too

11:21

in case others cant find it

11:21

i assume they have by now

11:24

this reminds me, wasnt there a dude repeatedly doing FUD on Cavirtex in the mos before delisting?

11:25

https://bitcointa.lk/threads/havelock-cavirtex-is-about-to-collapse.212522/

11:25

Havelock Cavirtex is about to collapse | Bitcointa.lk

11:25

i bet it's the owner

11:30

;;google site:trilema.com doge like kindness

11:30

No matches found.

11:30

;;google site:trilema.com doge like

11:30

Why Dogecoin is a scam, why the people pushing it are assholes ...: <http://trilema.com/2014/why-dogecoin-is-a-scam-why-the-people-pushing-it-are-assholes-why-business-insider-is-a-contemptible-piece-of-shit-why-anyone-who-ever-worked-for-it-will-be-dancing-in-the-street-for-nickels-and-wh/>; Ah sweet sweet delicious communitard tears pe Trilema - Un blog ...: (1 more message)

11:30

;;more

11:30

<http://trilema.com/2014/ah-sweet-sweet-delicious-communitard-tears/>; A deal can be anything. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: <http://trilema.com/a-deal-can-be-anything>

~ 19 minutes ~

11:49

https://www.google.com/maps/@45.4858646,-122.6641519,14z << ThickAsThieves notes that Portland is built around a giant vagina

11:49

Google Maps

11:51

chinks wanna copy it now

11:51

http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2014/aug/20/why-havent-chinas-cities-learned-from-americas-mistakes

11:51

Why haven't China's cities learned from America's mistakes? | Cities | The Guardian

11:51

awesome for landmark purposes "Meet me at Oaks bottom?" "Where's that?" "Oh, between Willa's vag and ass"

11:52

oaks bottom

11:52

hue

11:52

hehe

11:53

brooklyn henceforth known as East Clitsville

11:53

oh great now youre gonna tell my wife this.

11:54

publically logged chan

11:54

i don't have to say nuffin :)

12:00

[HAVELOCK] [PETA] [PAID] 8.24541396 BTC to 1`149`988 shares, 717 satoshi per share

12:04

[HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] [PAID] 1.58649525 BTC to 15`045 shares, 10545 satoshi per share

12:08

" in Washington state, N.P.R. found, offenders even “get charged a fee for a jury trial — with a 12-person jury costing $250, twice the fee for a six-person jury.”"

12:08

scamz

12:08

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/08/27/opinion/thomas-edsall-the-expanding-world-of-poverty-capitalism.html

12:08

Log In

12:08

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22928 @ 0.00084934 = 19.4737 BTC [+] {4}

12:15

xanthyos whenever I played SWC I also suspected that good hands came too often

12:26

xanthyos +v failed; L1: 0, L2: 0

12:26

!up xanthyos

12:27

TheNewDeal: the site has a profit motive in having big showdowns. in cash games it increases rake taken on the hand. in tournaments it accelerates the rate at which people are eliminated, thus reducing server load

12:27

as all rake is paid in advance on tournaments

12:28

never really pondered that subject

12:28

interesting

12:28

and there are mythologies on the site such as "run good" accounts

12:28

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXocFPmxeWU

12:28

Payday Monsanto ~ Maniacs At Large [Listen up sheeple] - YouTube

12:30

what's this ad on bitcoinaverage: https://primedice.com/

12:30

Primedice | Bitcoin Dice

12:31

primedice.scam

12:31

the .scam domain needs to start being used.

12:31

if it doesn't exist already

12:32

sounds like a goldmine to me

12:32

lobbes

bitcointalk.scam

12:32

"no true scammer would take a .scam domain, they MUST be honest."

12:33

lol exactly

12:37

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19050 @ 0.00084965 = 16.1858 BTC [+]

~ 36 minutes ~

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/bitcoin-advertising-network-van-ads-com-open-beta/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/bitcoin-pool-discus-fish-swims-past-ghash-io-1/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/california-gold-rush-vs-bitcoin-mining-rush/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/hashmine-bitcoin-mining-pool/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/spondoolies-sp31/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/return-ozcoin-mining-pool/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/bitcoin-difficulty-changes/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/knc-miner-sells-28nm-chips-loss/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/bitcoin-price-under-500/

13:14

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/butterflylabs-refund-date-updated-08132014/

~ 15 minutes ~

13:29

penguirker!

13:29

i betcha actually jbork's feed huh

13:39

asciilifeform: i don't get how bip0064 compromises nodes

13:39

this student can't even do c-grade security

13:41

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00084971 = 3.8237 BTC [+]

13:42

mpoe's back y'all

13:54

cavirtex - the original DERP

13:57

New blog post: http://cascadianhacker.com/blog/2014/08/28_conformal-are-the-real-bitcoin-core-devs.html

13:59

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31666 @ 0.00084978 = 26.9091 BTC [+] {2}

14:00

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16106 @ 0.00085086 = 13.704 BTC [+] {2}

14:06

Bet placed: 1 BTC for Yes on "BTC Difficulty over 31Bn before October" http://bitbet.us/bet/1028/ Odds: 82(Y):18(N) by coin, 81(Y):19(N) by weight. Total bet: 33.44191626 BTC. Current weight: 72,028.

14:17

Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "BTC >= $2,000 before March" http://bitbet.us/bet/1027/ Odds: 15(Y):85(N) by coin, 15(Y):85(N) by weight. Total bet: 8.34 BTC. Current weight: 95,095.

14:22

lobbes

;;diff

14:22

2.38446700388033E10

14:31

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00085224 = 3.8351 BTC [+]

14:36

ben_vulpes: but is btcd a good idea if they are compatible with the newest, bestest derpfeatures from bitcoind?

14:40

punkman, how is it compatible ?

14:41

even in the newest bitcoind, you still have "protocolversion" : 70002, and the protocol should be the only concern when dealing with 2 different implementations

14:43

punkman: "btcd won’t be supporting the command because it is completely unauthenticated and insecure as pointed out numerous times on the initial pull request."

14:44

ben_vulpes, so btcd is actually mirroring all these new features of bitcoind ?

14:45

not 64

14:45

ben_vulpes: oic, they put everything in btcwire library, but btcd won't use it

14:46

but are there any unwanted BIPs that they've added to btcd?

14:46

<ben_vulpes> not 64 // that's obvious from what you pasted

14:46

i was actually asking about the last few BIPs

14:47

now i'm looking over the past few bips as well

14:47

73 is not a btcd feature

14:48

70-73 are all wallet-app stuff if i'm reading this correctly

14:49

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3722 @ 0.00084965 = 3.1624 BTC [-]

14:49

62 doesn't appear to have made it past draft?

14:49

61 neither?

14:50

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26057 @ 0.00084803 = 22.0971 BTC [-] {2}

14:50

i'd be surprised if 37 hadn't

14:50

pretty funny that 38 is still marked as draft

14:51

https://code.google.com/p/end-to-end/wiki/KeyDistribution

bitcoin-core is hilariously poorly managed

14:53

eightyeight

14:53

KeyDistribution - end-to-end - High level key distribution / key discovery plans. - End-To-End - Google Project Hosting

15:00

i don't get the furor over key distribution

15:01

i suppose that makes me an uneducated barbarian

15:01

but i want to send an email to pete

15:01

i grab pete's key off gribble or, you know, ask him

15:01

then later "hey did you get my message?"

15:05

*shrug*

15:05

qui bono

15:12

FabianB

moriarty: who told you i'm interested in unsolicited pm's about random stuff?

15:17

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.00084696 = 12.408 BTC [-] {2}

15:22

ben_vulpes i guess it's people who want to do things wholesale, commoditize and whatnot

15:23

it's beneath them to concern with individual and personal key verification

15:24

#keyops

15:27

https://www.ivpn.net/internet-censorship/ what they want you to believe

15:27

Internet Censorship Around The World | IVPN

~ 20 minutes ~

15:48

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00084737 = 9.5329 BTC [+]

15:53

jurov: "web scale"

15:55

https://twitter.com/search?f=realtime&q=instagram&src=typd << millions cry out in pain and are not yet silenced

15:55

Twitter / Suche - instagram

15:56

Bet placed: 2 BTC for Yes on "Under 15% difficulty increase before 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1032/ Odds: 96(Y):4(N) by coin, 96(Y):4(N) by weight. Total bet: 5.34800157 BTC. Current weight: 97,894.

15:56

Bet placed: 4.7 BTC for No on "1BTC >= $10,000 USD" http://bitbet.us/bet/635/ Odds: 9(Y):91(N) by coin, 15(Y):85(N) by weight. Total bet: 812.08919187 BTC. Current weight: 23,242.

15:57

New blog post: http://cascadianhacker.com/blog/2014/08/28_upgrade-u.html

16:01

New blog post: http://www.bcoinnews.com/btc-e-bitcoin-exchange-security/

~ 20 minutes ~

16:21

http://lists.extropy.org/pipermail/extropy-chat/2014-August/082585.html

16:21

satoshi's dead

16:26

http://lolmythesis.com/post/92456241593/im-trying-to-predict-the-stock-market-and-i-dont-even

16:26

lol my thesis: I'm trying to predict the stock market and I don't even know why anyone approved this.

16:31

php! http://developers.slashdot.org/story/14/08/28/1732221/php-560-released

16:31

PHP 5.6.0 Released - Slashdot

~ 17 minutes ~

16:49

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00084676 = 1.9052 BTC [-]

16:49

goood mornin' bitcoinlandia

16:50

evening

16:50

that also.

16:51

http://bitbet.us/bet/1032/under-15-difficulty-increase-before-2015/ o.O

16:51

BitBet - Under 15% difficulty increase before 2015 :: 5.15 B (96%) on Yes, 0.2 B (4%) on No | closing in 4 months 3 hours | weight: 97`863 (100`000 to 1)

16:51

;;bc,stats

16:51

16:51

%p

16:51

No data returned from CoinMiner.net

16:51

[PityThePool Hashrate]: 719.65 GH/s [iSpace Pool Hashrate]: 1.26 TH/s

~ 15 minutes ~

17:07

gribble is just questionable with this prediction. 11.5 % seriously ?

17:07

;;nethash

17:07

203785160.63

17:10

is there a mole among us?

17:11

!up kermit

17:13

please do tell

17:16

TheNewDeal: who me?

17:16

yes yes

17:16

It just smells like there is a mole among us.

17:17

intresting

17:20

perhaps the sybil attack has already begun...

17:22

;;google site:trilema.com sybil attack

17:22

Advanced WoT course : how the WoT is attacked, and how it ...: <http://trilema.com/2014/advanced-wot-course-how-the-wot-is-attacked-and-how-it-defends-itself/>; Transcript for #bitcoin-dev 2013/03/12 :: BitcoinStats - Trilema: <http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/bitcoinstats.htm>; A complete theory of economics pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea ...: (1 more message)

17:26

ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: i don't get how bip0064 compromises nodes << Allows very memory intensive requests which can crash nodes.

17:27

ben_vulpes: http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2014/08/27#l1409155575 << Absorb the harm of Hearn "Why can't bitcoind automatically restart?"

17:27

BitcoinStats

17:28

;;later tell devthedev lulzy imposter log you shared http://pastebin.com/DcyL3eyT

17:28

3:03:46 PMbingoboingo- Hello 3:03:53 PMbingoboingo- how u been 3:06:54 PM - Pastebin.com

17:28

The operation succeeded.

17:29

I'm mostly afraid of a sibyl vane attack

17:30

BingoBoingo: I got one from a fluffypony- http://dpaste.com/0D0CQEC

17:30

dpaste: 0D0CQEC

17:31

lol

17:32

That's a long one

17:32

;;ident

17:32

Nick 'BingoBoingo', with hostmask 'BingoBoingo!~BingoBoin@unaffiliated/bingoboingo', is identified as user 'BingoBoingo', with GPG key id 309BB8D7F3251143, key fingerprint ADD7A9A28F85E5EF1F51904F309BB8D7F3251143, and bitcoin address None

17:37

Guaca-mole

someone called for a mole

17:38

Nice

17:38

I was hoping more for a red mole though

17:38

For Tamales

17:39

mmm devour the red mole

17:40

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2eq8gi/getutxos_a_convenient_way_to_crash_bitcoind/ck34k8s << The heart of infiltration

17:40

nullc comments on getutxos: a convenient way to crash bitcoind

17:40

Oh Red-Pepper-Chile much better, thanks

17:41

Last 8 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/1PJ218W.txt )

17:41

!b 8

17:41

Red-Pepper-Chile

spicy

17:46

http://da-data.blogspot.com/2014/08/minting-money-with-monero-and-cpu.html

17:46

Dave's Data: Minting Money with Monero ... and CPU vector intrinsics

17:46

fluffypony, how's monero these days?

17:46

good

17:46

busy

17:48

<Guaca-mole> someone called for a mole << hahaha

17:49

"Mike's response to that concern included the idea that "the community" would "just" decide to delete UTXOs - that is freeze funds - by creating a chain fork. Not the first time he's suggesting freezing funds; I think he's being a bit tone deaf here..."

17:50

he's not being tone deaf. teh usg wants to be able to take over bitcoin, is all.

17:50

where's that from, mircea_popescu ?

17:50

reddit above

17:50

BingoBoingo's link

17:51

Looks like the node behavior battle is warming up

17:51

i like how hearn is attacking todd lol. asif.

17:52

fluffypony-: ;;gettrust fluffypony << lawl

17:53

yeah

17:53

as if

17:54

;;ident mircea_popescu-

17:54

Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead.

17:54

aww.

17:54

i should prolly group all these huh.

17:57

mircea_pope5cu

i guess that's all i can think of.

17:58

owait.

17:59

kazing: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2eq8gi/getutxos_a_convenient_way_to_crash_bitcoind/ck216c2

17:59

justusranvier comments on getutxos: a convenient way to crash bitcoind

18:00

cazalla: is price-to-income a good way of evaluating a housing bubble? << it's an indicator. tho it also reflects the center/periphery balance (ie, in any realm, the capital is cheapest and the fringes most expensive. that's where mining happens or w/e, higher risk adventuring. easier money, less boring people, higher risk so many explanations for larger rents)

18:01

you forgot mirceau_popescue :)

18:01

lol

18:01

"Satoshi created a hairball. It takes years sometimes to cleanup a codebase that has accumulated a lot of technical debt. It's not reasonable to just stop all feature development in the meantime."

18:02

fucking hell ? a) STILL with the "satoshi hairball" bs ? 5 years later ? b) it's not "Reasonable" ? it';s fucking mandatory.

18:02

"o my house is burning, it's not reasonable to stop watching pokemon while putting the fire out"

18:02

the house might get wet though!

18:02

the problem with reddit is that a fucktarded audience gives incentive for fucktarded arguments from people who would otherwise shut up.

18:03

this is why you don't want every dick and jane "participating". they fucking corrupt anything they participate in.

18:03

well, PHP style

18:04

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2eq8gi/getutxos_a_convenient_way_to_crash_bitcoind/ck1zks8

18:04

mike_hearn comments on getutxos: a convenient way to crash bitcoind

18:04

people - reasonable, respectable people that is - need to stop engaqging that scumbag in conversation and simply insult him wherever he shows up.

18:05

if only you were still on Twitter and could just threaten his life

18:05

:-P

18:06

o, the notion that hearn survives the transfer of power is just ludicrous anyway.

18:06

i didn

18:06

't imagine anyone had any lingering doubts.

18:07

*

mircea_popescu has the great buenos aires trial of the enemies of freedom script half written already.

18:07

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/2900#issuecomment-22728664

18:07

Add NODE_BLOOM service bit and bump protocol version by petertodd Pull Request #2900 bitcoin/bitcoin GitHub

18:09

well with all this drama i should be a millionaire any day

18:10

confucius sez : one is not a millionaire by day what is a million at night.

18:10

*

ben_vulpes sez "wat"

18:10

;;ticker

18:10

Bitstamp BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 507.0, Best ask: 507.47, Bid-ask spread: 0.47000, Last trade: 507.47, 24 hour volume: 7688.93959555, 24 hour low: 507.0, 24 hour high: 515.58, 24 hour vwap: 510.487601858

18:10

WHERE'S MY LULZBOUNCE

18:10

RagnarDanneskjol: blaming banks for bubble is like blaming bartenders for alcoholism << this has a lengthy tradition in the puritan world.

18:11

dub: a bartender can't legally serve someone thats already drunk as fuck, a bank only has its own criteria << actualkly a bank also can't lend to the bankrupt, so...

18:12

still both do it

18:13

kakobrekla: http://seba.eu.org/public/ebola.png <<< sooo, it's an epidemic ?

18:13

dunno

18:14

nubbins`: in making the election to accept $20 for a cab ride home, you will be deemed to not have been drugged and assaulted at my house last night << sounds legit.

18:14

kinda how coed partying works irl no ?

18:15

ThickAsThieves: dvsdude dont worry about your chumphood, we all got chumped at some point << orly now :D

18:17

xanthyos whoa straight flush ?

18:17

to the ace, pre river ? that's what, 1 in 300k

18:18

http://lists.extropy.org/pipermail/extropy-chat/2014-August/082585.html

18:20

ThickAsThieves: i suspect Cavirtex is doing fundraising or such and wants to fuck over the real early angels << if this is true, the published announcement opens all the directors to pretty serious criminal liability, not to mention that any court would undo the "sale".

18:20

in fact, any half-sane investor would back out once this mess is brought to their attention, seeing how the only thing coming out of it is a decade of litigation on his money.

18:21

o hal finney died huh. rip.

18:22

kanzure

he is just temporarily inconvenienced

18:23

dude i tell you... reviving sickly old farts sounds pretty fucking threatening.

18:23

kanzure

why's that?

18:24

you know what pays for keeping 60yos around to be 80yo currently ?

18:27

to put it another way : a century ago, back when university professors had the common decency to die aged 60ish, kids ended up with assistant professroships aged 20something, not 30+.

18:27

same scammer is trying kakobrekla- now http://dpaste.com/1KCDQ05

18:27

dpaste: 1KCDQ05

18:28

"punkman: that's fluffypony's email" lol'd

18:30

!up toddf

18:35

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25500 @ 0.0008518 = 21.7209 BTC [+] {2}

18:37

TheNewDeal: xanthyos whenever I played SWC I also suspected that good hands came too often << as long as they come equally often for everyone, i imagine the argument goes, this isn'tr cheating but promotion.

18:38

xanthyos: TheNewDeal: the site has a profit motive in having big showdowns. in cash games it increases rake taken on the hand. << it's not just that. most poker players are idiots. they like to see the pretty pictures. makes them feel better about themselves.

18:40

punkman: ben_vulpes: oic, they put everything in btcwire library, but btcd won't use it << bitwire is iirc todd's thing to make network move faster

18:41

ben_vulpes: then later "hey did you get my message?" << they don't have gribble where they live. because barbarians.

18:41

and because "usability"

18:41

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5515 @ 0.00085075 = 4.6919 BTC [-]

18:42

jurov: it's beneath them to concern with individual and personal key verification << yeah, because everyone wants to talk to people it can't even learn the name of. totally.

18:43

punkman he doesnt want to talk to me :(

18:44

i wonder why

18:44

not like i can dcc bite him

18:45

you prolly can, actually.

18:51

http://www.bnd.com/2014/08/27/3370370/lawsuit-deputies-coerced-confession.html << Yates, who has diminished cognitive ability, was repeatedly told that they knew he was involved in the robbery and that he could avoid being put into jail by confessing, the lawsuit states. A visibly shaken Yates eventually agreed to admit to the crime to end the psychologically brutal interrogation, his attorneys said. The defendants had to repeated

18:51

Metro-east news from Belleville, IL | Belleville News-Democrat

18:51

ly spoon-feed details to him about the armed robbery.

19:01

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13250 @ 0.00085376 = 11.3123 BTC [+]

19:02

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6640 @ 0.0008541 = 5.6712 BTC [+]

19:02

dunno /dcc bite sez command not found

19:16

framing retards

19:16

way2go

19:16

i've heard some great rumors on the hipster conspiracy circuit lately

19:16

"you must have an iq of less than 115 to actually pass the tests and be a cop"

19:20

ben_vulpes ancient romanian joke : people trying to become cops are given an intelligence test, the geometric shapes and box with cutouts thing.

19:20

test results : 1% of candidates are smart

19:20

99% are strong.

19:21

heheh

19:21

http://atlanta.cbslocal.com/2014/08/27/report-dogs-eating-dead-bodies-of-ebola-victims-on-liberian-streets/

19:21

Report: Dogs Eating Dead Bodies Of Ebola Victims On Liberian Streets « CBS Atlanta

19:21

mircea_popescu: originally soviet afaik

19:24

yeah well

19:26

so - how long does conformal corp. have before one should conclude they failed the 'test' (approved mircea_popescu's comment) ?

19:26

next time they publish something on that blog ?

19:27

http://crazyrxman.blogspot.com/2014/08/dont-quit-your-day-job.html

19:27

Crazy RxMan: Don't Quit your Day Job

19:27

;;bc,stats

19:27

19:28

<asciilifeform> so - how long does conformal corp. have before one should conclude they failed the 'test' (approved mircea_popescu's comment) ? << Another possibility may be retarded/ovezealous/otherwise poisoned spam filtering.

19:29

BingoBoingo not likely, given the very low index of the comment in question

19:29

was a few hundred, they don't get that many comments.

19:29

Ah

19:30

'included the idea that "the community" would "just" decide to delete UTXOs - that is freeze funds...'

19:30

*

asciilifeform sees this and every time wonders if he's responsible for this crackpottery with 'shitcoin' essay

19:30

nah.

19:31

this is how much teh usg dimwit in charge of this project comprehends of these matters. fuckwit actually imagined that "the community" is stupid enough and the stupid enough part relevant enough to go for shit like this because... it says "the community" in it.

19:31

i guess it's really a comission of idiots, but anyway.

19:31

if you look at it, typical she-brained dc staffer mental processes.

19:31

i suppose everyone here knows what the word 'community' means to a usg muppet

19:32

hint - the phrase 'international community'

19:34

Hearn school of argument: http://www.gomerblog.com/2014/02/lube/

19:34

Man 'Accidentally Falls' on Gerbil That Ran Through Lube - Medical Satire - GomerBlog

19:40

[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3364 @ 0.0008478 = 2.852 BTC [-] {2}

19:41

!up WoT-Hater

19:43

WoT-Hater

we up in socialist canada don't need the wot, eh? we just trust our good neighbor and maple syrup danielpbarron

19:49

danielpbarron is a maple syrup?

19:52

WoT-Hater who're you again ?

19:56

WoT-Hater

just a good citizen clicking a link on the internet, sir

19:57

i guess he clicked once too many.

~ 19 minutes ~

20:17

http://pastebin.com/7Q95dn3z << script kiddies hard at work.

20:17

referer: http://mpex.ws/system/fckeditor/editor/filemanager/browser/default/conn - Pastebin.com

20:19

skiddies or sophisticates wearing skiddie clothes for another round of probing?

20:20

now i have this image of mp sitting watching trilema logs scroll by on slow days in #b-a

20:26

I imagine MP reading these logs off of a projection onto a girl's back as she's bent over

20:28

ben_vulpes lol this was actually mpex proxy logs

20:28

well mpex, trilema...

20:29

BingoBoingo sure gives new meaning to calling someone an asshole.

20:29

BingoBoingo: it'd be her butt and legs were she bent over

20:29

teh buttighs

20:30

ben_vulpes: Not if he's inside her

20:30

"Expect the government to take action to bring this rate down fast, wrote Bianca Fernet, stilettos-on-the-ground American economist in Buenos Aires and contributor to Wolf Street. T"

20:30

lol at that linked thing.

20:31

On Friday, the peso recovered a smidgen, and the reported blue dollar rate dipped below 14 ARS/USD, after the central bank had reportedly blown $10 million of its foreign exchange reserves to prop it up. << to put this in perspective : the argentine natl bank foreign reserves went up 2.5 bn in the interval since i wrote im supporting them and the reporting cutoff for q2. (ie, early august)

20:33

and in other news : http://mpex.ws/?mpsic=F.DERP

20:33

F.DERP last @0.00000000

20:33

jurov ^

20:35

Best preambulatory clause: "WHEREAS F.DERP issues synthetic equivalents of worthless fiat businesses fraudulently purporting involvement in Bitcoin and exposure to the Bitcoin economy with the irresponsible support of the US propaganda machine as well as the allegedly private investment arm of the US Fed, in order to allow unfettered price discovery for the underlyings in the actual Bitcoin stock market ; "

20:36

that reminds me BingoBoingo : i was gonna say i don't like curtis yarvin / mencius moldbug for the following very specific reason - he sounds exactly like a propaganda job for smart people.

20:37

ie, he admits some "outrageous" points, which gives him some credence in the eyes of the more naive intelligent folk, youngestrs mostly. he then turns around and uses this capital to consolidate the very monster he pretends to position himself against

20:38

stuff like http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com.ar/2007/05/bdh-ov-conflict_07.html is a very plain example in this spirit

20:38

Unqualified Reservations: The BDH-OV conflict

20:38

"This should be reason enough for anyone to avoid taking up cudgels on behalf of either."

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20:38

orly ?

20:39

the whole thing works, intentionally or no, as a fine work of mr o'brien. only a fucking imbecile would imagine that THAT is the book of the insurgency.

20:40

the insurgency is not derping with stupid books, the insurgency is the mob, amassing power at the bottom of the market fluxes in the utopian world.

20:41

this because back at reality ranch, the only way to win the game is to constantly attack all the way to the king. there's no prizes for having lost the game but "successfully sieged a rook".

20:41

which is the spirit behind that clause, and generally speaking the spirit behind everything that'll ever work.

20:42

mircea_popescu: he is consistent, moldbag is proposing a model of "better" government, when current one crashes, for whatever reason.

20:42

he is consistent in the sense that he doesn't want the current one to crash.

20:44

once that's on the table, the difference between yarvin and dutta is purely cosmetic.

20:44

more that he doesn't see how it can be crashed, so he stays passive

20:44

i do not believe so.

20:44

if this were the true case he wouldn't have been out there trying to make a bitcoin-killer-ap six weeks after it became obvious to him bitcoin is the killer ap.

20:44

he'd have been here, long ago.

20:44

He claims that democracy is self-stabilizing mud, and hence almost uncrashable

20:44

i am aware.

20:44

this is not a disinterested claim.

20:46

in any case, through his writings I was searching for a better model, but he forgot to provide one, so it was fun to read, but nothing more

20:46

i always love coming home to digikey boxes at my doorstep.

20:47

dignork reading can't hurt anyway.

20:47

mircea_popescu: I am astounded by that post, the structure and foundation of his argument, and his conclusions. Applying Subcontinental templates onto Us society with the readiness a programmer might call some javascript data structures to be used in python

20:48

BingoBoingo what i most took exception with was the inane proposition that the mob (w/.e he calls it, d something) had "no cultural insitutions"

20:48

fuck off, the only reason you can even have a decent meal in new york is the fucking mob.

20:48

as far as that lasts, if it even survived past the brahmin bloomberg.

20:49

but that aside, the relative success of b-a as compared to every other dickless-shithead run channel on freenode and beyond speaks directly to the superior cultural achievements and ability of the structured society.

20:49

Or that H and D are specifically "Blue" as though he has never been to this "Middle America"

20:50

so to come round circle, i guess he could be just incredibly fucking stupid, as dignork proposes. perhaps.

20:51

be that as it may, he's a reasonably useful tool, and in a utilitarian world his idiocy does not define him as his utility does.

20:51

Maybe he works as a "convenient highlighter"

20:52

mircea_popescu: I never said he is stupid, but the proposed model is not thought through.

20:52

I've never really liked his argumentative style as he tries to put forth the grand societal argment relying on mush that seem reminiscent of Urbit "jets"

20:52

dignork de facto, in the "malicious or idiotic" dilemma you were proposing the latter.

20:53

or at least it's what i read.

20:53

that's an extrapolation, but a good one.

20:53

One can not build a banana republic by stacking deck chairs on the titanic.

20:54

The water's too deep

20:54

dignork i don't consider idiocy to be any more all-encompassing than genius. one can be a chemistry genius and die of accidental exposure. one can similarly be a complete idiot in say politics and yet an accomplished farmer.

20:55

(and yes im thinking of jefferson_

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20:57

malicious vs. idiotic problem is an intersting one: when I see somebody smarter than myself, by say +3 points, i can assume that he didn't find a solution because it required +4

20:57

alternative: I assume that he is +6, because that's how smart he supposed to be to fool me...

20:58

default would be +3

20:58

this however is not supported by what we're discussing. when you see someone who displays the mental gymnastics required to comprehend the ffi, and then fails to resolve a problem which requires merely differential calculus

20:58

what then ?

20:59

s/ffi/fast fourier transform/

21:04

fft

21:04

allo pete

21:04

mircea_popescu:<asciilifeform> (what's it about in reality? real-time tracking of all meat inventory. and, with a little more magic - your car is own gasenwagen when time comes.) << they already had a pilot for this. amusingly, it was sold as an expensive ad on for luxury brands. northstar or something. << northstar was the name of a fairly awful gm v8, onstar was their tracking device

21:05

ah right

21:05

twas available on all gm vehicles and even some volkswagens, such as the phaeton

21:05

heya ben_vulpes

21:05

it also can be a mental barrier, for exmaple if he tries to maintain humanism, while rejecting democracy

21:05

Onstar was the meat tracker

21:06

ben_vulpes: ty (and kakobrekla) for fixing the ads!

21:07

dignork functionally, this is idiocy (denying the fruits of reason lest they interfere with the desires of emotion)

21:07

<pete_dushenski> twas available on all gm vehicles and even some volkswagens, such as the phaeton << In undergrad our College's president had a phaeton as his College supplied vehicle.

21:08

for most, self preservation is above reasoning

21:08

no argument.

21:08

BingoBoingo: always loved those understated beasts

21:08

most don't get to serve as cultural reference points. for this reason.

21:08

<mircea_popescu> dignork functionally, this is idiocy (denying the fruits of reason lest they interfere with the desires of emotion) << Amazing how the Yarvins don't separate their reasoned arguments from their emotional rants

21:08

i test drove one… and broke it

21:09

that convinced me they were too fragile and i ended up with a 350z for a few years

21:09

BingoBoingo do i ?

21:09

mircea_popescu: You write in a way that the elements of the emotional rants and reasoned arguments have clear seperations discernable to readers

21:10

i wonder if this is in any way my merit.

21:10

i always thought the distinction is the job of the readership.

21:10

mircea_popescu: May be because you didn't grow up on Ingles

21:10

or maybe because i killed andreas antonowhatevs

21:11

Anyways, misdemeanor disordely case appears to have been continued. Have to get a hold of the lawyer to find out in which of the two ways, the beneficial way ot the optimally beneficial way this went.

21:12

no but im seriously offended. the entire fucking pile of a century worth of chomskis and whatnot "brahmins" has produced exactly 0 cultural output.

21:12

it's not that the us doesn';t have a great brahmin novel. it has NOTHING.

21:12

it contributed to the culture of the world less than fucking chad

21:12

<mircea_popescu> no but im seriously offended. the entire fucking pile of a century worth of chomskis and whatnot "brahmins" has produced exactly 0 cultural output. << I blame Husserl and Derrida

21:12

and this schmuck has the unmitigated audacity to belittle other shit from atop of all that nonachievement ?!

21:13

BingoBoingo neither were usians.

21:13

at least chadians dance and shit.

21:13

mircea_popescu: The USian Brahmin emulate the French, for some god awful reason.

21:13

stupid ass us "brahmins" can't even take their clothes off.

21:13

what french lol. i fucked french.

21:14

they're emulating a 1844 postcard sent from paris, wisconsin.

21:14

and drawn by some out of work industrial sketcher dude.

21:14

The USian brahamin could have done great if they would have let James starve when the dumpsters ran out of food and instead elevated Peirce

21:15

BingoBoingo even leaving that scandal aside, consider their treatment of buffett.

21:15

mircea_popescu: More their imagined sense of the french

21:15

guy comprehends more economy than the entire profession of academic economist in the history of the united states.

21:15

yet...

21:15

mircea_popescu: at least chadians dance and shit. << usians twerk

21:15

they're doing some pathetic recouping of old-and-senile buffett now, mostly predicated on denouncing as heresy his actually useful contributions, two decades prior.

21:16

pete_dushenski no, that's still the chadians. show me one of these fucktarded, social sciences major chick twerking.

21:16

preferably one that doesn't look like a whale coming aground.

21:16

sm derps jiggle, black bitches twerk

21:16

<mircea_popescu> pete_dushenski no, that's still the chadians. show me one of these fucktarded, social sciences major chick twerking. << If I still used the Facebook thing this might be possible.

21:18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGwo8-OCDcQ

21:18

Best White Girl Twerk Compilation 2014 - YouTube

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21:18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0ef_q1_uoQ << us brahmin culture.

21:18

Douche Canoe An Original Song - YouTube

21:18

that

21:18

's what it is.

21:19

lol i shoulda used douchecanoe instead of contravex

21:20

pete_dushenski sadly i can't evaluate your contribution because youtube considers it dangerous for minors such as myself.

21:20

lol, same here

21:21

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uiODkiH_d0 << all white, not all terrible actually

21:21

Compilation Best White Girl Twerking Vines - August 2014 Part 1 - YouTube

21:22

white is scarcely the qualification here.

21:22

50k in debt, social sciences degree and a history of opining in the press is the qualification.

21:22

though it's tough to know if they're white when most faces are obscured and light levels not conducive to determining skin tone

21:22

o right

21:23

it'd be a sad world if white chicks were all fucktarded,

21:23

mircea_popescu: he [yarvin] doesn't want the current one to crash << this is because he is persuaded (not necessarily wrongly) that he and his children will be eaten by orcs when crash

21:23

asciilifeform so ?

21:23

mircea_popescu: he wouldn't have been out there trying to make a bitcoin-... << claims that he tried (and gave up, because 'can have problems')

21:23

suppose i ran for fucking congress in say south africa, on the internal conviction that upon the destruction of south africa lies my prosperity.

21:24

would you expect the electorate there to welcome me ?

21:24

<asciilifeform> mircea_popescu: he wouldn't have been out there trying to make a bitcoin-... << claims that he tried (and gave up, because 'can have problems') << lies. what is the urbit thing ?

21:24

the mob << grep mr mold's works for 'looks like hitler'

21:24

he has phobias.

21:25

i meant mob as in, cosa nostra mob.

21:25

damnit i step out to drill a few holes in the dirt shack and miss all the good stuff (tm) as always.

21:25

it didn't go anywhere lol, simmer.

21:25

;;later tell vexual that's wonderful that you *can* now *may* you recommend some restaurants in syd/mel?

21:25

The operation succeeded.

21:26

also, if anyone has restaurant recommendations for latvia+estonia, apply within

21:26

<asciilifeform> he has phobias. << Some people come to Bitcoin out of their technical knowledge. Some people like myself come because crazy. A Yarvin beats around the bushes because of an uncomfortable median?

21:27

chomskis and whatnot "brahmins" has produced exactly 0 cultural output >> does an arsonist contribute to a city ?

21:27

so you smell... rotten cum, as a passing waft. you figure... whatever, my mind's brokt. then you smell it again. eventually you tear the whole house upside down, nothing nowhere. to eventually find it comes from.... an older avocado.

21:27

consider their treatment of buffett >> last i checked he was alive and well ?

21:27

asciilifeform but not worshipped.

21:28

<asciilifeform> chomskis and whatnot "brahmins" has produced exactly 0 cultural output >> does an arsonist contribute to a city ? << Oftentimes. StL Brick theives have contributed tremendously to Atlanta suburbs, and Florida.

21:28

and no, an arsonist isn't a contributor, nor chomski much of an arsonist at all.

21:28

asciilifeform where's buffett's nobel prize ?

21:28

<pete_dushenski> that convinced me they were too fragile and i ended up with a 350z for a few years << how was it? >? new subies?

21:28

where's the "we can't do this because buffett says it's stupid" policy discussion ?

21:29

buffett's nobel prize >> might wanna check out what happened to nobel prize in past 50y or so

21:29

if buffett were awarded it, he might well have it shaved into 'goldschlager' so he can shit it out into golden toilet on camera

21:30

i dun follow.

21:30

<asciilifeform> buffett's nobel prize >> might wanna check out what happened to nobel prize in past 50y or so << Maybe the point of fiat and inflation was to turn the Nobel reward into a "blue ribbon" at the science fair

21:31

ben_vulpes: was it better than an sti?

21:31

and apparently 'xapo' sells (but not buys?) btc now.

21:32

*

BingoBoingo wonders how long Coinroll contributed to his VAN pool, you know the /. traffic is big 24 hours tapers next 24 and returns to "normal" day 3 if previous experiences are informative

21:32

(new dump engine...)

21:32

ben_vulpes: the 350z was a better highway car by far. effortless 6th gear hauling. fit 2 sets of golf clubs.

21:32

subies are kinda hollow feeling on the highway

21:33

I still miss my bright red Grand Am with the sound system

21:33

But a truck ate it

21:33

of course, in the winter, the subie is better at everything as the 350 is parked.

21:33

an older avocado <<

21:33

and both are too firm around town

21:33

dunno if xapo does much more than send out spam

21:33

*

asciilifeform tried to eat an avocado as starving student, found out what 50g of ants taste like.

21:34

Grand Am was great on the gravel roads and the freeway.

21:34

asciilifeform i wouldn't/didn't eat them in the states. but here they're pretty great

21:34

just... gotta beat the molds to it.

21:34

BingoBoingo: those things were definitely cruisers

21:34

*

asciilifeform dined at house of girl who liked to 'freegan' (term for fishing 'still good!11!' food out of skips)

21:34

skips ?!

21:35

apropos of nothing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ujDoOJXtJE

21:35

NEW Best Adult Vine Compilation 2014 - YouTube

21:35

behind grocery stores

21:35

pete_dushenski: Well, this was a late 90's one. Had exactly all the performance I could want or handle out of a car

21:35

asciilifeform see, why not go the whole distance, go live in a master's basement

21:35

"brahmin" culture : how to be shockingly fucktarded for no apparent reason.

21:36

ben_vulpes: wd!

21:36

mircea_popescu: perhaps she does now - no idea

21:36

mircea_popescu> asciilifeform see, why not go the whole distance, go live in a master's basement << Some homo spiens apparently idolize Procyon lotor lifestyle

21:37

<mircea_popescu> 50k in debt, social sciences degree and a history of opining in the press is the qualification.

21:37

<< 50k's a pretty low bar these days

21:37

that's barely a single year at a nominally high-end school

21:38

people at the high end schools go into finance and consulting anyway.

21:38

<mircea_popescu> it'd be a sad world if white chicks were all fucktarded, << we're all born so, and either have it beaten out of us or...

21:38

mircea_popescu: "nominally"

21:38

the average redditard dereping about women in videogames has a degree from middlesex community college.

21:38

<ben_vulpes> that's barely a single year at a nominally high-end school << It isn't any particular year, but the number of consecutive years you can stack together.

21:38

they bill the same for choose your own adventure degrees

21:39

most u.s. unis bill by something called 'credit hour' - loosely corresponds to 'by weight'

21:39

<pete_dushenski> ;;later tell vexual that's wonderful that you *can* now *may* you recommend some restaurants in syd/mel? << *would*

21:39

with various 'mandatory fees', housing, books, etc. tacked on.

21:39

ben_vulpes> they bill the same for choose your own adventure degrees << I tried to do this and major in "reality studies" a combination of mathematics and philosophy

21:40

lol BingoBoingo does Περὶ Φύσεως

21:42

phun phact. u.s. tuition costs are growing - exponentially.

21:42

fat racket.

21:42

not really. they just follow inflation.

21:42

the real inflation.

21:42

mircea_popescu: Through much of my childhood I though winning was getting a cabin in the woods and simply abiding.

21:43

But then you get a taste of fuck and shit ain't that simple no more

21:43

lol

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21:44

winning was getting a cabin in the woods >> why cabin, and not plane ticket

21:46

asciilifeform: I was but a larva, I merely wanted to exist with a minimum of external human dependent inputs and persist to a natural end.

21:46

diametric: what was in the box ?

21:47

asciilifeform: a bunch of molex microfit 3 connectors

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so i can connectorize all my things

21:47

neato

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asciilifeform rarely buys from 'digikey' these days because fat minimum order

21:48

mircea_popescu, you can avoid that youtube mature login bullshit by changing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uiODkiH_d0 to https://www.youtube.com/v/1uiODkiH_d0

21:48

Compilation Best White Girl Twerking Vines - August 2014 Part 1 - YouTube

21:48

i try to wait until i have a ton of things i want.

21:48

but i ran out of connectors a while ago and i have a few 3d printers i want to throw connectors on the tool heads so I can switch out various hotends for testing.

21:49

diametric: molex is a bitch if you want machine-self-changing heads though

21:49

has the retainer peg, has to be pressed

21:49

yeah, i don't want those for these

21:49

aha

21:49

that would be cool to do on my delta though.

21:51

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/08/feds-balk-at-courts-order-to-explain-no-fly-list-selection-process/

21:51

Feds balk at courts order to explain no-fly list selection process | Ars Technica

21:51

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ujDoOJXtJE#t=212

21:51

NEW Best Adult Vine Compilation 2014 - YouTube

21:51

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2014/08/the-death-of-the-gamers-and-the-women-who-killed-them

21:51

The death of the gamers and the women who killed them | Ars Technica

21:52

^ linked from above

21:52

RIP arse technica.

21:52

and for mircea_popescu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ujDoOJXtJE#t=270

21:52

NEW Best Adult Vine Compilation 2014 - YouTube

21:53

and, apparently, this http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/08/popular-gamers-real-life-swat-raid-livestreamed-on-twitch happened.

21:53

Popular gamers real-life SWAT raid livestreamed on Twitch | Ars Technica

21:53

diametric: I use those overpriced 'anderson powerpole' connectors for high-current dc power

21:53

Mexican gun laws are weird

21:54

re: yarvin's OV-BDH model: I'm not so sure the mob would count as Dalit, I was thinking more underclass non-black minorities

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decimation: that's specifically who mr. mold is afraid of.

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decimation: funny enough, i've been using traxxas connectors for high-current dc myself.

21:55

or rather - majorities

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diametric: I bought the custom powerpole crimp tool, so I'm stuck

21:56

at any rate, I Yarvin's model of elite whites being allied with minorities/plebes against productive people is quite obvious. The problem is that the gig is up, the elite/underclass are the clear winners

21:57

How am I supposed to finance a walk through Mexico and build a war chest by picking a cartel and selling their enemy's heads to them. MOdern Role Playing Games are a lie.

21:58

cazalla thanks, a whole world of white girls twerking lays open to me now!

21:59

Also ""WARNING: Do not attempt to take any firearm into Mexico even if the weapon is lawfully registered in your name in the United States (or any other country of residence) and even when the weapon falls under the types and calibers permitted for civilian ownership in Mexico. Unless the bearer has explicit authorization from the Secretariat of National Defense, it is illegal and punishable by law to enter Mexican territory with

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any firearm as well as to keep and carry any firearm on your person or vehicle at any time, anywhere. These permits cannot be obtained at Mexican customs and immigration when entering Mexico. They must be obtained in advance and in possession of the bearer before any gun enters Mexico. Once entering Mexico with a gun without previous authorization from the Mexican government, a crime has been committed.[36]""

21:59

diametric: how much do those cost?? they look expensive

21:59

BingoBoingo: Ar's diplomatic site has same rule, with almost identical wording

22:00

This just means an innocent backpacker must pick a cartel sooner to survive to guatemala

22:00

decimation: cheap when you but the chinese knockoffs that in my experience are the same quality.

22:00

asciilifeform: Ars has dealers outside the capitol city though

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BingoBoingo: presumably mexico would prefer that you 'buy local'

22:00

support their light industry.

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mexican gunsmiths need stimulating?

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asciilifeform: Mexico has exactly 1 retailer, equivalent of a red state ABV store

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abv ?

22:02

diametric: http://www.andersonpower.com/products/singlepole-connectors.html << powerpoles. can buy up to 350 amp rating!

22:02

Powerpole® Stackable Connector, Anderson Power Products

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asciilifeform: Alcoholic Beverage Commision, red state relic in red states without viable businesses

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decimation: nice.

22:03

most of my high amp stuff is RC related, and usually only burst up above 100 amps at any given time

22:03

mircea_popescu: growing up in the 90's I witnessed Brahmin culture shift from vaguely rock 'n roll to thug rap

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though, I think my days of flying RC stuff are over. the only place i had time to do it at put up a massive fence that prevents me from retrieving my aircraft when it crashes over the field.

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BingoBoingo: have ye heard tell of the OLCC?

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<decimation> re: yarvin's OV-BDH model: I'm not so sure the mob would count as Dalit, I was thinking more underclass non-black minorities << why not ?

22:04

power, money and a disinterest in "theory" as pencilnecks misrepresent it.

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diametric: consider adding landing gear

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ben_vulpes: OLCC?

22:05

Imma trying to remember a lot of abreviations

22:05

Oregon Liquor Control Commission

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our local state-owned booze monopoly

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*

asciilifeform pictured 'one-line c contest'

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mircea_popescu: Italians generally have become 'integrated' to the degree that they are no longer looked upon as minorities

22:05

all hail the benevolent socialist state of oregon

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ben_vulpes: No, not specifically.

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asciilifeform: maybe if i was pro at flying.

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no doubt actual mobsters have plenty of friends in the underclasses

22:06

USG isn't pleased with flying robots either

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<BingoBoingo> Also ""WARNING: Do not attempt to take any firearm into Mexico << i carried a .45 all through the us customs, into mexico and back into europe. nobody gave a shit. costa rica exit checks made an older french woman throw away her clearly rare & expensive cream. i put the thing right on top of the pile, explained to the guy it's got no clip. the guy was "a ok, if it has no clip..." waved me through. woman's

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eyes bulged about a foot.

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decimation i dun see this entire racialist angle. it either is one thing or the other.

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cream coulda been derpslosives tho!

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mircea_popescu: Beautiful

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%tslb

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now mind, i wouldn't recommend anyone try it just like that.

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lol

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i'm a dangerous nut to follow blindly.

22:09

that's not so unbelievable.

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mircea_popescu: Here's my confusion. Yarvin would call a USG-funded professor a "brahmin", but said professor is a parasite on society, in a manner that is much more harmful than your average urban poor folk.

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the rules for firearm handling at us airports are pretty cut-and-dried.

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is professor a criminal or part of the overclass?

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oh whoops

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mircea_popescu: phun phact. in usa, the popular 'm16/ar' rifle is not legally 'arms' if it is missing the little aluminum part that holds the clip and trigger mechanism.

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presumably ok at airport, even.

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asciilifeform has not obtained and tried

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<decimation> mircea_popescu: growing up in the 90's I witnessed Brahmin culture shift from vaguely rock 'n roll to thug rap << wut ?!

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<asciilifeform> mircea_popescu: phun phact. in usa, the popular 'm16/ar' rifle is not legally 'arms' if it is missing the little aluminum part that holds the clip and trigger mechanism. << According to US definitions that part IS the rifle

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aha.

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whatever has the serial number stamp is 'the rifle'

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ancient law.

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the lower reciever IS the rifle

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%tslb

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Time Since Last ATC Block: 0 hour(s), 16 minutes

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this was the original inspiration for the 'plastic printed rifle' thing. that portion, apparently, is not exposed to gas pressure and can be made of virtually anything harder than cardboard

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<decimation> is professor a criminal or part of the overclass? << to be a criminal he'd have to commit a crime. what's the crime here ?

22:11

anyway, saw this: http://bash.bitcoin-assets.com/?quote=175 so decided to finally try to fix this for the 3rd time. a much more simple approach now, thanks to Apocalyptic for the help.

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#bitcoin-assets bash

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robbing said urban poor folk to propagandize their children

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um. you're playing too fast and kinda loose with the definitions.

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what's next, capitalist profit = robbery of the workers ?

22:11

coinfire are pretty lulzy, one line and i'm reelin' em in http://coinfire.cf/2014/08/26/gaw-increasing-hashlet-prices/

22:11

GAW Increasing Hashlet Prices Again - Coin Fire

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he'll step down if i request it lol

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cazalla: The GAW thing smells so much of scam and marketing Y as X

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mircea_popescu: I would ceratianly agree that whatever one wants to label "brahmin culture" in the us, it hasn't contributed much to global human capital

22:14

;;google iggy fancy

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Iggy Azalea - Fancy (Explicit) ft. Charli XCX - YouTube: <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-zpOMYRi0w>; Fancy Lyrics - Iggy Azalea | MetroLyrics: <http://www.metrolyrics.com/fancy-lyrics-iggy-azalea.html>; Fancy (Iggy Azalea song) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fancy_(Iggy_Azalea_song)>

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http://coinfire.cf/2014/08/27/romania-joins-first-bitcoin-foundation-chapter-affiliate-eastern-europe/

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Romania Joins As First Bitcoin Foundation Chapter Affiliate in Eastern Europe - Coin Fire

22:14

go romania

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OLD NOOZ, KAKO

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sez latest story on dat scamsite

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Went from being promising to scamsite so fast that one did

22:16

;;rate Apocalyptic 1 Runs X-BT.com & Nice guy, helped fix a bug in atcbot

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Rating entry successful. Your rating for user Apocalyptic has changed from 1 to 1.

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[HAVELOCK] [AM100] 394 @ 0.00250208 = 0.9858 BTC [-]

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asciilifeform: said part is called "lower receiver" http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/03/26/80-ar-15-receiver-determination-letter-atf/ << apparently you can only make for personal use, thus 3d printing

22:16

80% AR-15 Lower Receiver Determination Letter from the ATF - The Firearm Blog

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kakobrekla you're late

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asciilifeform: no word on whether selling a cardboard cutout version would be similiarly banned

22:17

better late than later.

22:18

BingoBoingo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3Jv9fNPjgk

22:18

AZEALIA BANKS - 212 FT. LAZY JAY - YouTube

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ben_vulpes: 2 different azelia's

22:19

!up BigBitz

22:19

hook from the latter "i guess that cunt gettin' eatin"

22:19

what's this fresh danielpbarron drama BigBitz ?

22:19

of fucking course bingo, the latter is black and makes better music

22:19

!up cardigm

22:19

;;gettrust danielpbarron

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Currently authenticated from hostmask danielpbarron!~dpb@c-71-232-150-212.hsd1.ma.comcast.net. Trust relationship from user ben_vulpes to user danielpbarron: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 4 via 4 connections. Graph: http://b-otc.com/stg?source=ben_vulpes&dest=danielpbarron | WoT data: http://b-otc.com/vrd?nick=danielpbarron | Rated since: Thu Mar 21 17:26:04 2013

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ben_vulpes: :)

22:19

decimation: interesting re: linked photo set (milling on a drill press!) very 'jungle conditions'

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but loopholes work only for so long as the crown wishes.

22:20

decimation that for one thing. for the other, the only way to read yarvin's definition outside of "the mob" would require absolute midwestern innocence of the mob

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asciilifeform: it's amusing to what degree folks are willing to comply with plainly idiotic usg regulations

22:20

as an ~urban~ institution mind you. it has nothing to do with italians, other than in the sense italians were at the time the most urban ethnic group in the us

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decimation: the more interesting thing is the belief that 'compliance' will save them from gasenwagen

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*

decimation is innocent of the mob, in a midwestern way

22:21

i can tell.

22:21

i got my first negrating this month guys

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<mircea_popescu> what's this fresh danielpbarron drama BigBitz ? << My best impression is he is trying to WoT up a bunch of local acquaintances and... old tensions and dramas come forth, but I lack context to interpret severity...

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asciilifeform this is why stuff like 1984 are so good. the fuckwit hero actually believes that o'brien is the guy to go to for the secret book.

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i mean... what the fuck more.

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mircea_popescu: it is rarely the case that one walks around the city finding things labeled 'mob'

22:21

decimation really ?

22:22

i would suspect it much depends on what you mean by "one".

22:22

walks around the city finding things labeled 'mob' -- japan.

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it's not that when i ran into the local mobsters i immediately knew. it's that they ALSO figured it out within five minutes.

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BingoBoingo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQOD8M6Okoc

22:23

Heavy Metal And Reflective (Official Music Video) - Azealia Banks - YouTube

22:23

the same argument could be made by a blonde twerking ditz going "it's not that she ever ran into anything labeled physics"

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or "code"

22:24

asciilifeform: I find it amusing that folks with retirement accounts work so hard to 'shelter' them from taxation under the latest rules, as if usg would allow one to accumulate wealth without taking it

22:24

ben_vulpes what'd you do ?

22:25

decimation hehehe quite.

22:26

the latest deal is 'roth' - the deal being that if you pay taxes now, usg promises never to tax your earnings on that money again

22:26

I find this to be as likely as darth vader abiding by his verbal contract

22:26

and in the same vein : i find it amusing that folks in a quarrel with the government hire government agents to "defend" them at significant expense.

22:27

who here is on #bitcoin-assets at dragon con

22:27

*

thestringpuller raises hand

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mircea_popescu: negrated him for pimping pirate

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mircea_popescu: my experience is that most fleecing of the taxpayers takes place by former gov't employees

22:28

;;later tell ognasty do stop in to the channel of record and explain how i'm abusing the WoT rating system.

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The operation succeeded.

22:28

o that guy.

22:28

thestringpuller what's a dragon con ?

22:29

USG doesn't allow gov't employees to have free meals or more than $20 per year in gifts from potential 'business' contacts

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http://www.oge.gov/Topics/Gifts-and-Payments/Gifts---Payments/

22:30

U.S. Office of Government Ethics - Gifts & Payments

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it is well known that the way to 'game' this system is to provide very favorable business terms to a large company, who will hire you after you 'retire' for a very large salary

22:30

;;google dragon con

22:30

Home Page | Dragoncon: <http://www.dragoncon.org/>; Memberships & Presales | Dragoncon: <http://www.dragoncon.org/?q=membership_pre_sales>; Guests | Dragoncon: <http://www.dragoncon.org/?q=guests>

22:31

tl;dr; giant nerd convention

22:31

for the south east

22:32

famous example: http://www.govexec.com/defense/2004/11/ex-boeing-cfo-pleads-guilty-in-air-force-procurement-scandal/18035/

22:32

Ex-Boeing CFO pleads guilty in Air Force procurement scandal - Defense - GovExec.com

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[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 2 @ 0.274 = 0.548 BTC [-]

22:34

decimation "scam" only inasmuch as boeing is tbtf anyway, so without this scam it'd have had to be a different scam.

22:35

but having someone to scapegoat is always the preferred avenue. poor abakumov.

22:35

"how dares this lowly individual give boeing money we'd have given it anyway"

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mircea_popescu: yeah that's how I read it. the taxpayers "needed" to give that money away, and plenty of 'legitimate' boeing execs will get golden parachutes, etc.

22:38

how was dryun coerced though?

22:39

ben_vulpes: you mean how did they get her to talk?

22:39

sure, that

22:39

BingoBoingo: i'm now playing The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill loud enough for the bums outside the warehouse to hear

22:39

landlord of record has 2? 3? kw of sound equipment for my pleasure.

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ben_vulpes: that's actually also interesting. turns out her daughter was invovled: http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2004-04-23/business/0404230199_1_darleen-druyun-michael-sears-integrated-defense-systems

22:40

Daughter shielded in Boeing scandal - Chicago Tribune

22:41

"According to her plea agreement, Druyun contacted Sears four years ago and asked if he could arrange a Boeing job for her daughter's then-boyfriend, Michael McKee. McKee was "immediately contracted" by Sears and began working at Boeing in September 2000, the document shows."

22:41

i can't wrap my head around how these people would give dryuns kids jobs and not see this coming ten miles away

22:41

i figure this is related to why i can't make any money scamming "nobody will ever fall for that!"

22:42

ben_vulpes: in the world of ex-gov't employees collecting their post-employment paychecks, this was a pretty stupid case

22:43

;;google Lauryn Hill nude

22:43

Lauryn Hill Nude Photos Leaked Online - Mediamass: <http://en.mediamass.net/people/lauryn-hill/nude-pics.html>; Lauryn Hill Highest-Paid Singer in the World - Mediamass: <http://en.mediamass.net/people/lauryn-hill/highest-paid.html>; Lauryn Hill dead 2014 : Fugees ex-lead singer killed by celebrity ...: <http://en.mediamass.net/people/lauryn-hill/deathhoax.html>

22:43

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-06-20/ex-nsa-chief-pitches-advice-on-cyber-threats-to-the-banks.html << "Joining a crowded field of cyber-consultants, the former National Security Agency chief is pitching his services for as much as $1 million a month."

22:43

Ex-NSA Chief Pitches Banks Costly Advice on Cyber-Attacks - Bloomberg

22:43

ben_vulpes quite miseducated.

22:44

mircea_popescu: ever listened to the album in question?

22:45

actually better question

22:45

do you understand black american music as sung/read/rapped?

22:45

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asciilifeform allergic

22:46

not unexpected, asciilifeform

22:46

y'r also not a filthy kike

22:47

*

asciilifeform wonders if hybrid of 'klezmer' and 'rap' exists

22:47

ben_vulpes " understand" ? i get what the words are.

22:48

the gypsy dubstep fusion is about as close as it gets right now

22:48

asciilifeform: Unholy hybrid, ear plugs recommended https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfWlot6h_JM

22:48

Taylor Swift - Shake It Off - YouTube

22:48

mircea_popescu: on a first listen?

22:48

yes, on a first listen. but i'm culturally rigid enough to generally regard the entire thing as you know... little more than children babbling.

22:49

"o look how cute, he could almost say compunction in spite of his oversized lips"

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hue

22:49

asciilifeform: beats antique is sort of in the genre of mention

22:50

a more interesting question is: how does 'black music' go from louis armstrong to thug rap in 50 years?

22:50

decimation the white hierarchy supporting society collapsed ?

22:50

how << entropy?

22:52

<decimation> a more interesting question is: how does 'black music' go from louis armstrong to thug rap in 50 years? << CIA corruption

22:53

how does the french underground go from rengaine to "Irreversible" ?

22:53

ww2. most of the better frenchmen got shot.

22:54

(if you've not seen that film btw... you might have to. possibly worst film ever made + 10 minutes of monica belucci being raped in the dirt)

22:57

ben_vulpes but anyway, the point was that inasmuch as she's not published her cunt her education is quite appalingly poor.

22:58

asciilifeform: https://musicbrainz.org/release-group/8becd406-e80b-4e13-bc29-81c6ace8f8f4

22:58

Release group Blind Threshold by Beats Antique - MusicBrainz

22:58

what's that

22:58

a sample of some horrible modern klezmer techno

22:58

"klezmer"

22:58

"techno"

22:59

listener beware

22:59

ears may bleed etc

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us kids get down, tho

23:01

"white hierarchy collapsed" << seems legit. I blame complacency & wealth that came after the destruction of WWII

23:02

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUByZb1CkXM

23:02

Edith PIAF Dans ma rue - YouTube

23:02

<decimation> "white hierarchy collapsed" << seems legit. I blame complacency & wealth that came after the destruction of WWII << ALso the decades of persistent paranoia through the cold war

23:02

there's no strength to be had among people whose history isn't thus described.

23:08

re: cold war paranoia: in retrospect, I think the paranoia was for midwestern kulaks, the elites were all "anti-"communists, in the sense that they thought that the soviet union wasn't "real" communism. Those elites didn't mind sending said kulaks to die in various foreign adventures though.

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decimation: The paranoia shapes the discourse though, as well as the range of possible public discourse. A the end of the Cold War the Soviet block got to purge that, but the "West" had to redirect it to prop their system up.

23:11

now that's an interesting point.

23:11

The US government won by persisting, Eastern Bloc People qon by quitting the conflict.

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*won

23:11

BingoBoingo: agreed. The same "anti-"communists now hate Putin because he represents everything they hated about Soviet fascism. This is why usg has such an irrational policy vis-a-vie Russia

23:20

It's also why the War on Drugs got all of the Military and Propaganda department support in 1992, and why the enshrinement of 9/11 so rapidly took little time.

23:20

Were there really that much of a backstock of American Flag Lapel pins just waiting for such a crisis?

23:20

absolutely, the cold war defense complex was aimlessly looking for a 'mission'

23:20

inasmuch as bitcoin is a lot more fascist than stalin ever got... i guess prepare for a helluva lot o' love.

23:20

http://www.davemanuel.com/images/graphs/us_military_spending_1962-2015.gif

23:20

mircea_popescu: what do you mean by "fascist" in this context?

23:20

decimation: now normalize it against m3 ;)

23:20

ben_vulpes: or gold :)

23:20

no gold's bullshit as an index due to its captivity in government vaults and its absurd inflation via notes

23:20

*

BingoBoingo wonders as a lifelong USian what professions might exist in actual economies

23:20

i'll let you know if i ever figure it out

23:20

so was m3. it is interesting that it was discontinued right before it would have gone up hockey-stick style http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h6/discm3.htm

23:20

BingoBoingo: best as i can tell, my business' sole selling point is "we're not fucking retarded and won't flake on you as soon as something more shiny comes along"

23:20

ben_vulpes: I'm approaching this problem though as someone dropping into a culture as a full time n00b

23:20

with a heavy dose of "also we can handle with a fair degree of politeness anyone in your business who feels compelled to comment on the quality of our work"

23:20

BingoBoingo: for the poor student - what is a real economy?

23:21

ben_vulpes well, socialism is the misguided expectation/belief that the problems of the individual will be resolved by the group.

23:21

fascism is exactly the opposite : the misguided expectation/belief that the problems of the group will be resolved by an individual.

23:22

that's a tidy duality.

23:23

ben_vulpes> BingoBoingo: for the poor student - what is a real economy? << One that doesn't resemble the dating environment in a prison

23:23

hint : the group doesn't actually exist, not in any way meaningful on the plane where the individuals do. consequently, both these come up with pretty contorted and quickly insane misrepresentations of the group

23:23

"to make it work"

23:24

yes, it's useful anyway. By that definition, the usg 'anti-communists' I mentioned above are quite simply socialists with a beef against the soviets

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mircea_popescu: what distinguishes 'socialism' from 'communism'?

23:25

decimation> yes, it's useful anyway. By that definition, the usg 'anti-communists' I mentioned above are quite simply socialists with a beef against the soviets << I dunno any other explanation for Patton's political positions.

23:25

"temperature?"

23:31

ben_vulpes poverty.

23:31

i mean i have no clue. perhaps communism is just a thing that the us progpagandacrats came up with to point at to distract the proles from that as what was going on on the daily at home

23:31

no, communists are poor socialists

23:31

socialists are rich communists.

23:31

it's like, what's the difference between phase 2 and phase 4 lymphoma ?

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the wheel chair.

23:31

in the "socialize the losses, privitize the gains"?

23:31

(sense of)

23:31

yeah.

23:31

on a radically different topic (if nobody minds), when miscellaneous computerboxen tell me "falling back to teletype" is that a reference to the Teletype Corporation of the thirties?

23:31

which is exactly why union of SOCIALIST republics / chinese COMMUNIST party.

23:31

tty

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<mircea_popescu> it's like, what's the difference between phase 2 and phase 4 lymphoma ? << The chance of addessing the problem completely with a knife and some anti-folates?

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heh, no teletype is an old-school method of transmitting ascii/baudot from a computer/remote station to your 'terminal'

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BingoBoingo inasmuch as you know that there's a phase 4, you also know your addressing didn't work.

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terminal being in this case a kind of typewriter that can be remotely controlled

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is this one of those "tar" -> "tape archive" things?

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mircea_popescu: yeah, i figured tty was involved but what does that first 't' stand for?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleprinter

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Teleprinter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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teletype, which...ancient transmission of text hardware?

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mircea_popescu: Ah this problem again...

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ben_vulpes yep

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lol decimation i have that precise url open right now already

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man!

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computers are fascinating devices.

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there's like 80 years of decisions in this thing.

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traditionally one uses frequency-shift keying over radio to send these characters, using a restricted character set

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frequency shit keying...

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ben_vulpes googles frantically

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(for radio teletype (rtty))

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my mother once wrote her articles on a 4 line typewriter-cum-puter thing

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there were 4 lines of lcd (or maybe only 2, i was a wee one at the time) and then transmitted them to the poo-snaper via fax iirc

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this is what the german wwii enciphered RTTY machines looked like:

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http://www.ticomarchive.com/iv-case-studies/geheimschreiber-t-52

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FISH and the Jellyfish Convoy - TICOM Archive

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<mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo inasmuch as you know that there's a phase 4, you also know your addressing didn't work. << You know sometimes this works a la Dallas. Sometimes this doesn't like Dennis Rodman.

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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=760175.0 << This GAW thing seems more and more dangerous... to idiots

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Watch out for GawMiners, ZenCloud, ZenMiner.. PONZI Scheme!

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ben_vulpes: that was probably a word processor like this: http://www.digibarn.com/collections/systems/wang2200a/

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interestingly these early TTY machines did not use ascii, they used something like baudot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baudot_code

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Baudot code - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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26 letters + 10 numbers = 36, which is 4 more than 2^5, unfortunately. so there were many schemes for attempting to 'squeeze' 36 (plus control chars) into 5 bits

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i can't even imagine a world in which bits are expensive

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Handegg season has begun http://deadspin.com/eastern-illinois-minnesota-featured-a-three-yard-punt-a-1628288919

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Eastern Illinois-Minnesota Featured A Three-Yard Punt And Dick Punch

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http://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2014/08/propaganda-and-lack-thereof.html << for aficionados

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ClubOrlov: Propaganda and the lack thereof

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ben_vulpes: I can. see ascii's blockchain teleprinter

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asciilifeform: it is amusing to watch Russia call the west's bluff on this matter

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obviously Putin et.al. are convinced that any western opposition is going to be weak and divided. I suspect he even has tacit approval from Germany

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early TTY machines did not use ascii << try as they might, couldn't have - ascii was standardized in '63.

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asciilifeform: yeah I skipped over ITA2

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and, in some dark corners, 'ebcdic' still lives.

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;;ticker

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BingoBoingo http://trilema.com/2012/orgia-studenteasca/ < ever read this one ?

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Orgia studenteasca pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.

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mircea_popescu: Not yet!

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can't even imagine a world in which bits are expensive >> program a fifty-cent microcontroller

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or soviet calculator. etc

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asciilifeform: or try bouncing some bits off the moon

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why stop there. consider cost of, e.g., cnc machining, 'bitwise.'

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asciilifeform: as in machining a plate carrying said bits, or the bits required to control the machine?

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the latter

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and of course the costliest bits: mistaken ones.

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BingoBoingo the idea that there's more than one peoples reading romanian encourages me. im writing a large piece now and ima link a ton of good romanian material, all quite relevant and i imagine a lot moire instructive to teh english native than the romanian.

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asciilifeform: Taleb would say that some bit redundancy is probably a good idea

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asciilifeform wonders what fraction of google's 'translate' load mircea_popescu's site accounts for.

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mircea_popescu: Well, it's how this international thing works in its actually useful incarnations.

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asciilifeform suspects that costliest telegraph bits, not including his 'blockchaintelegraph', were the american 'elf' naval transmitter - before the latter was scrapped for cost reasons

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indeed.

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(rumour has it that it was obsoleted by a clever satellite downlink employing laser)

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