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cazalla: !up whaack
whaack: ty
whaack: does the MIT btc conference fall in the category of shit you guys give interest to?
adlai guesses that the burden of relevance proving is on the messenger
adlai: you have a voice, use it!
cazalla: not really whaack, same speakers, same sponsors, same shit
adlai: from what i've heard, they want to form a Third Foundation. this is getting even thicker than asimov
whaack: Joi was saying that yeah he wanted an organization that worked on hardware wallets
whaack: devoid of interests in profit or political affairs, but merely the ideals of bitcoin
assbot: Loper OS » Don’t Blame the Mice. ... ( http://bit.ly/190fXPr )
danielpbarron: i feel like this relates to the conversation not too long ago about buying hardware for specific purposes, and how it tells your enemy exactly how he can screw you
whaack: adlai: ah yes I've read this, I like it a lot. I'm currently taking the task of building my own hardware and writing my own transaction signing tool. It's difficult though and pushing the limits of my feeble brain
adlai: what hardware are you building?
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [RENT] 200 @ 0.0125 = 2.5 BTC [+]
whaack: adlai: Haha I guess I should say I've mentally told myself I'm going to do the task - no work has been put in yet. But I just want to build my own bitcoin tool. I probably won't wind up using it but I want to prove to myself that I'm able to do it.
adlai: if you have those abilities, why not put them to use building something useful?
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00033322 = 1.7327 BTC [+] {2}
cazalla: !up chiral
adlai: “These defendants stand accused of conspiring to carry out the violent overthrow of a foreign government, in violation of U.S. law,” said Attorney General Eric Holder. http://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/two-defendants-charged-their-role-attempted-coup-gambia
assbot: Two Defendants Charged for their Role in an Attempted Coup in The Gambia | OPA | Department of Justice ... ( http://bit.ly/1ErF6Qr )
mircea_popescu: adlai from what i've heard, they want to form a Third Foundation. this is getting even thicker than asimov << lolz. the part where they carefully avoid the why of it, and how exactly the old one died is also the part that ensures they stay irrelevant.
mircea_popescu: ;;later tell whaack Joi can get in the wot.
gribble: The operation succeeded.
mircea_popescu: adlai this is different from nuland how ?
adlai: armed insurrection, like suicide, is only punishable when failed
mircea_popescu: but nuland's ukraine coup failed so spectacularly it's contending with the iran contra affair.
adlai: well the us plays the role of global policeman, and suicide-by-cop is not punishable (except for maybe retiring the individual cop early, since he won't make a good public face for the department)
mircea_popescu: i'd totally prosecute her.
mircea_popescu: anyway, those fucking idiots. just how hard is it to mine a coupla guard towers.
mircea_popescu: in "the gambia"
mircea_popescu: !up chiral
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00033805 = 2.434 BTC [+]
mircea_popescu: weirdest shit of all time :
mircea_popescu: 66.249.67.2 - - [08/Mar/2015:01:59:53 -0500] "GET /five-bucks-for-great-justice/ HTTP/1.1" 302 - "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html)"
mircea_popescu: 66.249.67.2 - - [08/Mar/2015:03:00:00 -0400] "GET /steampunk-tower-defense HTTP/1.1" 302 - "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html)"
mircea_popescu: took me like five minutes to figure out wtf happened with that one hour gap.
adlai: eastern standard siesta
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mircea_popescu: "The most important of these has been the tolerance of C compilers to errors in type. As should be clear from the history above, C evolved from typeless languages. It did not suddenly appear to its earliest users and developers as an entirely new language with its own rules; instead we continually had to adapt existing programs as the language developed, and make allowance for an existing body of code. (Later, the ANSI
mircea_popescu: X3J11 committee standardizing C would face the same problem.)"
mircea_popescu: the birth of the problem, i guess.
mircea_popescu: "Nevertheless, C's approach to strings works well." :D
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assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12562 @ 0.00033062 = 4.1532 BTC [-] {2}
adlai: lol! https://bitbet.us/bet/1122/#c4636 OP is clearly ignorant of S.BBET's ownership...
assbot: BitBet - BTC to top $413 before Songkran :: 3.23 B (22%) on Yes, 11.71 B (78%) on No | closing in 1 month 14 hours | weight: 69`820 (100`000 to 1) ... ( http://bit.ly/1FtMdVI )
assbot: dpaste: 2Y11CPJ ... ( http://bit.ly/1FtOMa4 )
ben_vulpes: golang json parser barfs on quoted empty arrays.
ben_vulpes: apparently.
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assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4394 @ 0.00034981 = 1.5371 BTC [+]
ben_vulpes: (although who knows - maybe i'm a moron for trying to pass it quoted empty arrays)
punkman: so I just got a call from the Congo, didn't have enough time to pick it up. wonder what kind of scam it was
adlai: good thing you didn't answer, might have been implicated in a coup
kakobrekla: i got one from azerbaijan last friday evening.
cazalla: and i got one from all your mums
cazalla: and now i'm going to bed! zzz
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43400 @ 0.00033718 = 14.6336 BTC [-] {3}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00032771 = 6.7181 BTC [-]
assbot: /hashtag/AggressiveCleavage?src=hash- the /hashtag/GamerGate?src=hash OP I've been in training for my entire life... they pay me for this, y'all... http://t.co/fSEA2kheDL
assbot: Logged on 27-07-2014 02:14:01; asciilifeform: http://kyristor.com << dumped my ancient derpage in there for archaeologists to derp on.
assbot: Logged on 08-03-2015 05:40:23; danielpbarron: i feel like this relates to the conversation not too long ago about buying hardware for specific purposes, and how it tells your enemy exactly how he can screw you
danielpbarron: height=261137 vs height=202574 (usb3: height=235199)
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27000 @ 0.00034593 = 9.3401 BTC [+]
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22722 @ 0.00034736 = 7.8927 BTC [+] {4}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11950 @ 0.00032771 = 3.9161 BTC [-]
asciilifeform: danielpbarron: conversation not too long ago about buying hardware for specific purposes, and how it tells your enemy exactly how he can screw you << that observation was specifically about integrated circuits. which the buyer, barring extraordinary investment in time and machinery, cannot inspect.
assbot: MIT Bitcoin Expo 2015 Day 1 - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1BldMQ1 )
punkman: lol, antonopoulos telling people "blockchains without bitcoin is lightbulb without electricity"
punkman: probably not the best analogy for people that don't understand lightbulbs
punkman: !up ecstaticpessimst
punkman: your IP leaks because your client autojoins channel before cloak is activated
punkman: either configure "SASL" login, or disable autojoin
ecstaticpessimst: Ya, im actually getting that fixed RN
ecstaticpessimst: thanks for the headsup though
punkman: so did you get DoS'd the other day?
ecstaticpessimst: nope, I mean I probably would have noticed right?
punkman: well some people report their internet/router going down for short periods
ecstaticpessimst: Oh, I wasn't browsing from my home network. maybe I caused some problems for some other people....that would be exciting
punkman: I enjoyed the maritime story btw ;)
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.00035251 = 8.0725 BTC [+]
Pierre_Rochard: ;;later tell pete_dushenski my compliments to the chef for the latest contravex post, all of the ingredients were perfectly cooked
gribble: The operation succeeded.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30750 @ 0.00032767 = 10.0759 BTC [-] {2}
jurov: ;;ticker
gribble: Bitfinex BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 273.5, Best ask: 273.82, Bid-ask spread: 0.32000, Last trade: 273.83, 24 hour volume: 23811.29817168, 24 hour low: 271.61, 24 hour high: 280.76, 24 hour vwap: None
jurov: orly
jurov: !mpif
assbot: BtcAlpha.com F.MPIF Tracker estimated NAV per share: 0.00021361 B (Total: 467.13 B). Delta: 0.00 B. Last trade for F.MPIF on MPEX was at 0.000207 BTC [+]
assbot: Debian 8/jessie - SECCOMP_FILTER_FLAG_TSYNC ... ( http://bit.ly/1EtaaiJ )
jurov: !up yhwh_
asciilifeform: RIP last usable graphical www browser (chromium, that is, not chrome, but doubt that either will be runnable after this)
jurov: what's the problem with firefox?
jurov: !up Uglux
Uglux: hello
ben_vulpes: what on earth is tsync?
assbot: Linux-Kernel Archive: [PATCH v6 7/9] seccomp: implement SECCOMP_FILTER_FLAG_TSYNC ... ( http://bit.ly/18sRul2 )
assbot: Problems in Geometry ... ( http://bit.ly/18sRx07 )
ben_vulpes: waaay over my head.
asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: short summary: patch submitted by google chrome devs themselves; supposedly to simplify their sandbox 'jail' mechanism
asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: it was tentatively accepted, but is not found in mainstream kernels - considered experimental
asciilifeform: and, up until now, nothing made use of it
asciilifeform: but now google intends to force it through with the usual 'or we take the ball and go home' gambit.
asciilifeform: which should immediately make your ears stand up
asciilifeform: i deliberately won't comment on the technical aspects (can't bring myself to give a damn) but the psychological patterns point to - power play
asciilifeform: as mircea_popescu might phrase it
asciilifeform: 'camel wants his nose in the tent'
asciilifeform: perhaps this is worth a brief digression:
asciilifeform: there are -two- separate types of policy re: a major project with 'open' contributions
asciilifeform: the 'what' - gets in
asciilifeform: the 'who' gets to contribute
asciilifeform: shitgnomism is a thing mainly because these two very separate considerations somehow ended up munged into one
asciilifeform: as if it were possible for the machine itself to protest and say 'i don't like this particular 'what,' it was written to brutally rape the operator when the planets next align'
asciilifeform: bringing it back to the 'tsync' thread, there are two separate questions that the evil dwarves would have us believe are simply one - the technical merit or lack thereof of the 'tsync' mechanism
asciilifeform: whereas the real issue is, whether google should be permitted to stuff arbitrary strange into mainline kernel on their say-so
asciilifeform: a good chunk of the reputation of linus t. is that he's been fairly effective at keeping a lid on this kind of thing, historically
asciilifeform: but my impression is that he's the 'boy stuffing his finger in the flood dike' as in the fairy tale
asciilifeform: if finger ever comes out - enjoy 'chrome os'
ben_vulpes: what's the graphical www browser story over on le bsds?
asciilifeform: i was speaking generally
asciilifeform: i don't consider browser that won't build across the whole posix planet to even 'count' for the purpose of discussion
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asciilifeform: i'm also not especially interested in 'hair shirt' browsers;
asciilifeform: the folks who are willing to use 'lynx' for 100% of their www needs already know who they are.
thestringpuller: hair shirt?
thestringpuller: asciilifeform does use lynx!
thestringpuller: "Get your filthy javascript and css away from me"
assbot: CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Hairshirt ... ( http://bit.ly/1ATrkyw )
punkman: I don't mind the CSS, but the javascript situation is ridiculous
thestringpuller: hey asciilifeform i have a brilliant idea
thestringpuller: how about we store private GPG keys in the javascript portion of the browser!
thestringpuller: what could possibly go wrong?!?
asciilifeform: thestringpuller: already baked...
asciilifeform: what was it called
asciilifeform: 'keybase' ?
punkman: there's a few of them
thestringpuller: i thought keybase held your keys for you cause people are stupid
asciilifeform: thestringpuller: at any rate, that particular flavour of idiocy has been around for a while
punkman: btw remember Shrem signing with openpgpjs, didn't even validate
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: but its almost comical nao tho.
ben_vulpes: was it even shrem?
thestringpuller: like this is stuff for a good stand up
punkman: we'll never know
punkman: thestringpuller: they more wanted to make a "better" keyserver, that linked to your twitter/github/whatever.
ben_vulpes: punkman, thestringpuller: a "better keyserver"'d not be a bad thing to do.
thestringpuller: punkman: keybase is forcing users to trust in central authority rather than forcing users to learn "their lessons"
punkman: thestringpuller: no the encrypted key backup thing is optional
punkman: but it's an option that shouldn't exist
ben_vulpes: key backup as a service is downright braindamaged.
thestringpuller: which causes more braindamages cause "consumer has come to expect"
ben_vulpes: "please compromise and brute force this juicy target."
asciilifeform: 'wallet inspector'
thestringpuller: should come up with list of scam phrases
punkman: oh they got their own javascript pgp now https://keybase.io/kbpgp
assbot: kbpgp - PGP in JavaScript ... ( http://bit.ly/1ATs9HQ )
punkman: I think they had openpgp.js before
thestringpuller: saw node.js
thestringpuller: closed the tab
thestringpuller: why run GPG on node.js when you can just you know use GPG....
assbot: kbpgp - PGP in JavaScript ... ( http://bit.ly/1ATskCV )
asciilifeform opened up the distribution zip, flipped randomly, and saw a page full of nist curves !
ben_vulpes halfway expects 'node' 'gpg' to shell out to platform bins
thestringpuller: before you open that link
thestringpuller: if you have an anurism
thestringpuller: it's not my fault
asciilifeform: looks as if it were meant for homework
asciilifeform: for maths students
asciilifeform: that's the only use case i can really think of for this
thestringpuller: "Yes, it is as safe as generating your keys using a local application. The key generation on our website is done client-side only. This means the key pairs are generated entirely in your web browser and they never leave your computer. Our website never sees any key related data or the key itself."
thestringpuller: written by a TA XD
asciilifeform: l0l, so it was serious ?!
asciilifeform not surprised, and vaguely remembers this having been posted here before
thestringpuller: 10 years from now when phuctor starts detecting broken entropy systems
thestringpuller: I will be interested in seeing what happens when you throw a key generator from here into the mix
asciilifeform: thestringpuller: i must confess that the most likely reason its bell has never rung is that i haven't the resources to actually process the 5 mil. or so donated pubkeys sitting here on local disk
thestringpuller: and you don't want AWS in a zoo or with a gnu
asciilifeform: at any rate, only a serious case of braindamage would sabotage a key generator in such a way that duplicate moduli are produced
asciilifeform: thestringpuller: it's on aws right now
ben_vulpes: http://www.afralisp.net/index.php << decimation i think was looking for CAD scripting?
assbot: Learn AutoLISP for AutoCAD productivity | AfraLISP ... ( http://bit.ly/1ATsV7F )
asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: if you're unfamiliar with it - autolisp is a 1970s style lisp (complete with unsolved 'funarg problem' !) similar to emacs elisp
ben_vulpes: i am indeed unfamiliar with it.
asciilifeform: the kind of lisp undergrads tend to implement
asciilifeform: if ordered to 'write a lisp interpreter in three weeks'
ben_vulpes: http://www.openscad.org << the cad program i mistook for freecad in a several months old thread.
assbot: OpenSCAD - The Programmers Solid 3D CAD Modeller ... ( http://bit.ly/1ATtazF )
thestringpuller: only LISP use in my undergrad program is in the AI courses
thestringpuller: i don't think the undergrads are smart enough to implement lisp
punkman: http://punkmanufacturing.com/wiki/software << small directory of CAD software
assbot: Software [Punk Manufacturing] ... ( http://bit.ly/1ATtePF )
asciilifeform: thestringpuller: implementing a programming language of one kind or another is, afaik, still sop as homework
asciilifeform: and lisps are generally the easiest
ben_vulpes: lisps are so damn easy.
thestringpuller: punkman: lol. how did autocad not make the list?
ben_vulpes: cute, freecad has a REPL
thestringpuller: all CAD should have REPL
thestringpuller: all 3d software should have some kind of REPL
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: i think brainfuck was the only thing that fits that criteria during my undergrad at least
thestringpuller: most of the undergrads coming in had never seen a programming language in their lives so...
thestringpuller: "OMG I can make money programming compooters, i'd better jump on the CS bandwagon"
ben_vulpes: i still think CS is the worst way to make money programmering.
punkman: thestringpuller: everyone knows autocad, doesn't need to be in list
thestringpuller: it's the first cad software I used so I guess it's kinda "mainstream" now
thestringpuller: ben_vulpes: how so? what in your opinion is the best way?
ben_vulpes: avoid "baccalaureate" bezzle, hack js and css.
ben_vulpes: that is, if you really lack the kind of mind that hungers for something beyond "money".
thestringpuller: isn't that why people get CS degrees, or were getting?
thestringpuller: now people drop out in 1st year and go to SF and work for start up after start up
thestringpuller: hacking the js's and css's
ben_vulpes: thestringpuller: "OMG I can make money programming compooters, i'd better jump on the CS bandwagon" << you tell me
BingoBoingo: Studying CS would be a fine path if only the studiers would accept being deprived of computers until their 30's
decimation: http://techcrunch.com/2015/03/08/on-secretly-terrible-engineers/ < mostly rambling but has an interesting point "The difference between finance, management consulting, and engineering is that the first two fields have status hierarchy, and the third one doesn’t."
assbot: On Secretly Terrible Engineers | TechCrunch ... ( http://bit.ly/1ATuK4o )
punkman: decimation: plenty of hierarchy, just not very coherent when observed from distance
decimation: punkman: yeah that's a good point. the outside visibility on a superficial level is somewhat obscure
kakobrekla: BingoBoingo> Studying CS would be a fine path if only the studiers would accept being deprived of computers until their 30's < hehe my old man was writing code years before he first saw a computer.
assbot: Logged on 07-05-2014 02:02:08; gribble: The Story of Mel - Catb.org: <http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html>; The Story of Mel: <http://www.cs.utah.edu/~elb/folklore/mel.html>; The Story of Mel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_Mel>
ben_vulpes: decimation: all i know is how to google shit.
decimation: I suppose that part of the problem really is that humans need a few more generations to sort out how to have a 'status hierarchy' for programmers
ben_vulpes: i don't know about that. generally working with any given individual for a few months is enough to suss out their competence.
ben_vulpes: this also entails delegating projects of various scope in different domains to them and then carefully reviewing delivered code and user-facing features.
ben_vulpes: but really it comes back to the wot.
ben_vulpes: buenos dias
mircea_popescu: hola zorro
assbot: The woman's job. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1GvRvDK )
mircea_popescu: "You beast! You will pay hand over fist, you and the [Romanian political party]'s newspaper The Power that allows you to shit your dirty shit! This time you're fucked! See you in court garbage!"
mircea_popescu: fancy that.
mircea_popescu: ironically, those people like me about as much as us democrats like ron paul.
mircea_popescu: that was the receiving end. the providing end however, http://dpaste.com/1CPDMJY
assbot: dpaste: 1CPDMJY ... ( http://bit.ly/1GvSaF2 )
decimation: http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2015/02/michael_munger_1.html < "Guest: And that--I do want to keep defending Buchanan. What Buchanan's worried about is a monolithic Leviathan. Because he thought, once you have a state, it will just eat all of the other choices. It will pull all of them inside, like a sort of great vortex. All of the choices will become public because that's the way that states work. That's the logic, is to expand.
assbot: " + soundfiledesc + " ... ( http://bit.ly/1GvSgN2 )
decimation: Which is why he wanted private groups."
mircea_popescu: who the fuck is jonathan buckwheat.
mircea_popescu: heh if only. in fact, the state doesn't pull all choice into becoming public. that's an insanely optimistic view of the process. the state pulls public choice into meaninglessness, and then ruins all alternative.
cazalla: pete_dushenski, not sure my comment went through but fyi, the bitcoin center ny is getting into incubating startups if you didn't know already :)
pete_dushenski: cazalla not only did i not realise that, but your comment was definitely caught up on the spamhole so thx for the heads up !
cazalla: prolly because i included a link
pete_dushenski: ;;later tell Pierre_Rochard mais merci !
gribble: The operation succeeded.
cazalla: your spambot clearly works if it labels pivoting to incubating startups as spam
pete_dushenski: cazalla no doubt :)
mircea_popescu: ;;ticker
gribble: Bitfinex BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 275.02, Best ask: 275.1, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 275.05, 24 hour volume: 17501.41698256, 24 hour low: 271.61, 24 hour high: 279.39, 24 hour vwap: None
mircea_popescu: none ?! what teh shit.
pete_dushenski: mebbe vwap measuring sv bitcoin start-ups
pete_dushenski: measures*
assbot: Bitcoin is unfair. That’s the point and so it shall remain. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1GvT4Bu )
mircea_popescu: i like that he's doing at least one a day.
mircea_popescu: this has been your morning installment of daily wtf.
assbot: Logged on 07-03-2015 15:47:58; mircea_popescu: asciilifeform why not ethyl ?
pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu i'm guessing that's 'daddy' and not 'daniel' ;)
mircea_popescu: such a perfect mirror for the peak of l'aile ou la cuisse
pete_dushenski: when was this peak ?
pete_dushenski: this is the movie you're referring to ?
mircea_popescu: ;;google "l'aile ou la cuisse"
gribble: L'aile ou la cuisse (1976) - IMDb: <http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074103/>; The Wing or the Thigh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wing_or_the_Thigh>; A.O.C. L'aile ou la Cuisse | Home: <http://aocnyc.com/>
assbot: l 'aile ou la cuisse - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1GvTLL9 )
mircea_popescu: funes knew shit.
pete_dushenski: as driven by idi amin, etc.
pete_dushenski: looks like !
mircea_popescu: ima review it now. apparently i haven't.
pete_dushenski: i have cold hand luke on the schedule for today.
pete_dushenski: looking forward to finding a story worth exploring therein
decimation: pete_dushenski: did you see the top gear where they review the 'dictator class' mercs?
pete_dushenski: ooo i want to say yes but can't recall exactly!
pete_dushenski: newer mercs ? older ones ?
assbot: Episode 5 | Season 11 | Episode Guide | Top Gear | BBC America ... ( http://bit.ly/1ATAFGA )
decimation: heh there were a few I guess
decimation: it was an older one, clarkson claimed he owned it
assbot: Grosser vs. Corniche: Old Car Challenge Part 1 - Top Gear - BBC - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1GvUXOz )
pete_dushenski: ya, jeremy has/had one, often whined that new window switches were $5k or something
pete_dushenski: pretty sure gaddafi had one as well. pol pot too
decimation: hehe yeah, well it's pretty much a museum piece
pete_dushenski: driveable art !
decimation: there's a somewhat similar market for 'restored' wwii aircraft
asciilifeform: pete_dushenski: my understanding is that folks who own machines like this, either become amateur machinists or cultivate a relationship with an actual machine shop
asciilifeform: pete_dushenski: it's a surprisingly common 'old man hobby' where i live
pete_dushenski: or... have one in-house
pete_dushenski: well, old men have little else to occupy themselves with so they're always in search of projects
asciilifeform: folks with 2,3,4+ classic cars under leather skins in their yard, in various states of repair
asciilifeform: and a mazerati's worth of cnc gear in the cellar
pete_dushenski: it's definitely ambitious in its own way
decimation: asciilifeform: the thing that gets me, is that what percentage of the 'car' was actually original?
decimation: at some point, are you just driving a replica?
asciilifeform: decimation: usually all of the visible parts and as much of the engine as can be helped
asciilifeform: (these folks are generally preoccupied with the authenticity of the engine, unlike, e.g., the famous cuban mechanics, because that's actually the part they imprinted on as children)
pete_dushenski: original or hand-made, either or a combination of the two are desirable.
pete_dushenski: and cubans could desire authenticity all they want and it still won't happen
pete_dushenski: like french croissants or beluga caviar
pete_dushenski: for usians, authentic parts are available, if expensive or just plain hard to find
decimation: I recently toured a 'restoration' shop where they rebuild wrecks from wwii
decimation: old men pay top dollar for these things, some of which were found as a wreck in the jungle. the end result has maybe 30% 'original' parts
pete_dushenski: there are barn-find ferrari *shells* that go for millions
assbot: Classic cars found in French farmhouse expected to fetch millions | World news | The Guardian ... ( http://bit.ly/1GvWaoZ )
decimation: interestingly, for the aircraft they pound out the frame using hammer press machines
decimation: I asked 'why don't you just use a cnc mill to shape the parts'. the answer: 1.) they apparently don't 'do' computers and 2.) the aircraft were all half-ass made to the blueprints anyway, often with 'by hand' adjustments
pete_dushenski: and today boeing outsources its parts to asia and... gets fucked.
pete_dushenski: there's much to be said for controlling your supply chain and having it in your backyard/garage/basement
fluffypony: my supply chain is in my fridge
decimation: pete_dushenski: it's hard for the 'capitalists' to refuse china's offer to 100% subsidize their manufacturing business
ben_vulpes: <decimation> I asked 'why don't you just use a cnc mill to shape the parts'. the answer: 1.) they apparently don't 'do' computers and 2.) the aircraft were all half-ass made to the blueprints anyway, often with 'by hand' adjustments << uh yeah that's how hand machining worked
pete_dushenski: fluffypony lol which is stocked by your better half, i imagine ?
fluffypony: exactly!
pete_dushenski: that's a lot of trust there.
decimation: ben_vulpes: yes, and granted many of these parts had complex curve shapes
pete_dushenski: decimation except boeing is tbtf
pete_dushenski: they're not capitalist in any sense of the term
pete_dushenski: they're usg through and through
pete_dushenski: so why not 'create jobs' ?
decimation: pete_dushenski: yeah that's why I put the scare quotes :)
decimation: boeing is in the business of being various state's bitch
pete_dushenski: unless of course this is a case of, like mp's observation on the decline of the british empire, there being no good men left to do what has to be done
pete_dushenski: no men of morals left in the states, work gets shipped abroad
decimation: I think there might be some of that, but I also doubt that britian's 'good men' could get much done trapped in the crazy monkey house of a modern us bureaucracy
pete_dushenski: sure, i'm not saying it's entirely the fault of the men in the context of their work, but it is their fault in the context of the systems of governance they support
pete_dushenski: so americans support welfare and free shit, so no one bothers to get up for work.
decimation: yes. for instance, the fact that the bond market in the us freaked out because a semi-good jobs report might imply that the fed might begin 'targeting' higher rates
pete_dushenski: to the extent that they don't have to, that no one is holding a gun to their head and they aren't starving, why bother ?
pete_dushenski: decimation there's no cause and effect there.
pete_dushenski: jobs reports have fuck all to do with anything.
pete_dushenski: heh the montly mpex reports matter more.
decimation: of course not, but direct government interventions do
mircea_popescu: scoopbot
decimation: the amusing bit is that folks think they are trading in a 'free market', but then actually act like they are scared government lackeys
pete_dushenski: scared of government lackeys how ?
decimation: well, when you are trading on the wholly-owned 'usd-coin' platform, it's easy to be scared when usg decides to tinker with various model parameters mid-flight
pete_dushenski: it seems to me that, at this point certainly, there's more general fear when there *isn't* tinkering
pete_dushenski: daily, if possible.
decimation: well, the other part of this issue is that the fed isn't tinkering alone, you also have the euros doing what they do
decimation: the idea that anyone could 'consider the implications' of whatever decision they make in the matter of bank interest rates, money supply, etc is pretty lulzy
pete_dushenski: "because history never happened and things are different now"
decimation: pretty much yeah
assbot: L'aile ou la cuisse pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1A5vy6f )
pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu jesus christ on a cross you're fast. like seriously.
mircea_popescu: actually i took a break.
pete_dushenski: you would ;)
pete_dushenski: so -assettes, anyone have any restaurant recommendations for jamaica ?
pete_dushenski: i enjoyed the ones you gents sent for oz :D
pete_dushenski: feel free to pgp-gram or ;;later tell if you've been to the home of usain bolt and.... other fast runners.
decimation: pete_dushenski: I presume you aren't going to one of those 'all-inclusive' resorts populated by the usian middle class?
pete_dushenski: not until one of them makes food that isn't better used on livestock
pete_dushenski: if i'm going to do that to myself, i'll hop on a cruise ship
pete_dushenski: at least see a few different ports :)
decimation: yeah I did that once, the scant few hours at port makes it difficult to see anything other than the usual tourist garbage
decimation: and the food was mediocre in quality, but great in quantity
mircea_popescu: what cow eats that stuff!
pete_dushenski: mostly, yes, but it depends both on the size of the ship and where the ports are.
pete_dushenski: usg'ers !
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> or cultivate a relationship with an actual machine shop << this is how itworked in the 80s too lol. a guy had to have relatiuons with mechanics.
mircea_popescu: just like a woman had to have relations with beauticians.
decimation: mircea_popescu: http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/news/press/ontape.htm " When she first recorded a deer eating nestlings, she wondered if they would eat eggs, too. She incorporated the help of a captive deer at the research center to find out. "We presented it [captive deer] with a few quail eggs -- just to see what it would do -- and it munched them right up."
assbot: 'Herbivores' busted preying on bird nests ... ( http://bit.ly/1KHAv04 )
decimation: apparently 'herbivores' are more than happy to eat little packages marked 'free protein'
pete_dushenski: decimation sounds like a normal cruise experience ! some islands are built up exclusively for tourists, but in real cities, whether shanghai or split, you can at least walk for a few hours in one direction and still have room to explore
decimation: pete_dushenski: yeah but 'real places' generally cost $$$, which is why cruises avoid them
pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu sorta the best way to not get anally gaped by mech/beautician.
decimation: for instance, my cruise ship also had a port of call on "Hispaniola"
scoopbot: New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/laile-ou-la-cuisse/
pete_dushenski: no relationship (dealership): $225/hr, relationship (small shop): $110/hr.
mircea_popescu: <decimation> the end result has maybe 30% 'original' parts << old men don't want the original parts of their wife, they just want a construct that looks like the wife did, in 72.
pete_dushenski: decimation depends on your budget really.
pete_dushenski: and timing.
decimation: turns out, this is a private peninsula of hati, wholly owned by royal caribbean. since it would be far too dangerous for the locals to serve up the vittles, the entire crew disembarked to operate the various bars and amusements on the 'beach'
pete_dushenski: i went on a cruise of se asia in 2002 when the post-9/11 deals made it... affordable.
decimation: meanwhile the surrounding seas were littered with shipwrecks
pete_dushenski: lol that's actually pretty funny.
pete_dushenski: sounds like disneyland or somethign.
pete_dushenski: something*
decimation: http://www.cruisecheap.com/cruise-lines/royal-caribbean-labadee.html < the glossy sheets still sell it as 'hispaniola'
decimation: mircea_popescu: re: old parts < yeah, especially since this particular shop specialized in making 'flyable' aircraft
mircea_popescu: <fluffypony> my supply chain is in my fridge << you eat molds ?
decimation: http://www.cruiselawnews.com/tags/labadee/ "The cruise line has been criticized for erecting a barb-wire fence around the resort to keep the Haitians out (photo right),"
assbot: : labadee : Cruise Law News ... ( http://bit.ly/1A5zi7I )
mircea_popescu: <decimation> I think there might be some of that, but I also doubt that britian's 'good men' could get much done trapped in the crazy monkey house of a modern us bureaucracy << no, but they wouldn't be, see ? that's the very definition. "good men" is, obama comes and derps, they point and laugh, obama calls the national guard, they shoot it dead.
mircea_popescu: <decimation> the amusing bit is that folks think they are trading in a 'free market', but then actually act like they are scared government lackeys << quite!
mircea_popescu: dude pete_dushenski's cruizin' all over the world, buyin' cars and shit, but not conference ?!
mircea_popescu: ;;ticker
gribble: Bitfinex BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 275.47, Best ask: 275.48, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 275.6, 24 hour volume: 15922.63362314, 24 hour low: 271.61, 24 hour high: 278.73, 24 hour vwap: None
pete_dushenski: I SAID I HAVE A WEDDING THAT WEEKEND !
pete_dushenski: not mine, mind.
mircea_popescu: whose then, your wife's ?!
mircea_popescu: i guess mike gets it at 275, there being no average o.O
pete_dushenski: lol that was supposed to be for the NO...
assbot: Last 7 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/3YC2RDT.txt )
mircea_popescu: ;;calc 1950/275
gribble: 7.09090909091
pete_dushenski: it's some good friends that're getting married.
pete_dushenski: they'd have to be, amirite ?!
pete_dushenski: the 4th is already mentally marked in the calendar
pete_dushenski: so barring births, deaths, or more weddings...
mircea_popescu: lol you're at the wrong age tho. prolly get 12-20 ppl marry a year.
pete_dushenski: well, not much i can do about that, is there.
pete_dushenski: other than totally hermitise myself.
pete_dushenski: although jeez, after ditching facebook and a smartphone, i seem to be moving in that direction.
mircea_popescu: <decimation> and the food was mediocre in quality, but great in quantity << in the 90s it was the best thing for avg romanian chick, work the cruise ships.
pete_dushenski: i've met one or two romanian dudes working on cruises, ex-gynmast or w/e cum 'fitness trainers'
pete_dushenski: they slayed hard.
decimation: mircea_popescu: the one I was on was crewed mostly by filipinos. I think the different cruise lines 'specialize' in different 'third world' recruitment
mircea_popescu: i think so yea
mircea_popescu: ;;ud slay hard
gribble: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=slay | slay. to mercilessly fuck, bone and or screw a shady/skanky girl. 1) I would definately slay that chick! 2) I slayed the fuck out of that hoocker last night! 3) Slay that ...
decimation: at any rate, a shapely young lady could probably make decent money working the bar on a cruise ship
mircea_popescu: or anything else.
decimation: heh true
mircea_popescu: from what i hear, buncha old derps.
mircea_popescu: with money.
pete_dushenski: i sweat the young attractive men do better on those ships
mircea_popescu: outright prostitution is contentious, but then again this was pre viagra. couldn't get it up anyway.
mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski of course. women 3x, and they CAN get it up.
pete_dushenski: older husbands have long since lost interest, spend the day at port on the golf course.
pete_dushenski: young romanian fitness trainer or whatever is the perfect match.
decimation: pretty much the same model as the 'luxor centre for internet businessmen'
mircea_popescu: well no. romanians don't wanna marry, arabs don't wanna fuck.
mircea_popescu: "I’d honestly thought that such derpage was dead and buried"
mircea_popescu: ahahaha WHAT!
pete_dushenski: what, i live a sheltered existence.
pete_dushenski: no reddit, little twitter.
mircea_popescu: dude... it'll be 2050, wot long in firm control, random nobody at the fringe of the world will STILL be starting webwallets / writing bitcoin hate pieces.
pete_dushenski: no one i talk to irl would dare be so derpy to my face.
mircea_popescu: and it will still all be stolfi level. and they will STILL not know how fucking old the stolfi bs is.
pete_dushenski: eh, let me add my quarterly nail to the coffin wouldja ?
mircea_popescu: anyway, the fact that it's changing from "o bitcoin will never succeed" to "o we missed the boat so unfair" is quite pleasant.
pete_dushenski: myea i'm enjoying the same.
pete_dushenski: this piece marked that transition to my eye.
mircea_popescu: is Nick Spanos the figurehead for the kenna scammer or am i confused ?
pete_dushenski: i wanna say they're unrelated
pete_dushenski: spanos is, afaik, an isolated entity.
pete_dushenski: he's known merely as "mr. i know everything there is to know about bitcoin" henceforth and forever more.
assbot: Children and their delusions. Today, Jared Kenna and Ryan Singer pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1KHH1UQ )
mircea_popescu: it's ryan singer.
pete_dushenski: huh never heard of singer.
mircea_popescu: derps ran off with the tradehill customer funds, bought some office space.
mircea_popescu: “I feel like a martyr—a Bitcoin martyr,” he told me. “We’re bleeding out.”
pete_dushenski: ah the "btc fell on the ground" guys, right ?
pete_dushenski: at least that's what i associate with tradehill
mircea_popescu: where's that neobee schmuck
mircea_popescu: not the danny guy, the other one, the greek who was behind it all.
pete_dushenski: the one you killed !
mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski they claimed circle defrauded them, threatened to sue. never sued, disappeared.
mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski no no. there was this pic at some conference. the fall guy (denny idiot), the sucker (some local professor) and the actual scammer
mircea_popescu: a phtisic looking jailbird.
pete_dushenski: hm dunno
pete_dushenski: "Ex-marine Jered Kenna has to be one of the most perseverant entrepreneurs in bitcoin. After his exchange TradeHill fell apart not once but twice, he also lost bitcoin.com – the flagship domain for the digital currency." << perseverant and retarded.
pete_dushenski: like the seagull that keeps flying into the window of the skyscraper
mircea_popescu: it was never his.
pete_dushenski: wasn't it that argentinian guy's and he sold the domain to gox ?
pete_dushenski: or was that bitcoinS.com
mircea_popescu: dude impressive, that guy managed to get the pic supressed ?
ben_vulpes: hey does anyone have a link to a multisignature transaction in the main chain?
assbot: Logged on 05-12-2013 03:49:11; snackman: LOOOOL https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129544.msg1480792#msg1480792
pete_dushenski: just found the business card for the bitcoins.com guy, rodolfo andragnes. he claimed to have sold the domain to mt gox in 2011 for $100k, half cash, half btc.
pete_dushenski: now, he's "founding member of fundacion bitcoin argentina"
pete_dushenski: he might've given away a few too many coins...
mircea_popescu: lol looking for it i stumbled on http://trilema.com/2013/like-a-baws/
assbot: Like a baws pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1KHKRxg )
mircea_popescu: anyway, i have the pic archived.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00033737 = 2.3279 BTC [-]
jurov: http://www.coindesk.com/why-bitcoin-regulation-lags-where-its-needed-most/ so they want *african* governments to start regulating bitcoin nao???
assbot: Why Bitcoin Regulation Lags Where it's Needed Most ... ( http://bit.ly/1MiBZtb )
jurov stares incredulously
pete_dushenski: equal outcomes for all !
pete_dushenski: because reasons.
pete_dushenski: http://media.coindesk.com/2015/03/bitpesa.jpg << tho these doods look epically stoked.
jurov: well... and papua tribes should start regulating it, too
jurov: that's remarkable pic
mircea_popescu: jurov they're not racist, they just don't like that kinda people.
mircea_popescu: when niggers do it, it's suddenly obvious how unsufferable it is.
mircea_popescu: grigorios papageorgios.
assbot: Neo & Bee: Andreas Antonopoulos and Tuur Demeester share their views - CryptoCoinsNews ... ( http://bit.ly/1MiDAzf )
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53950 @ 0.00032612 = 17.5942 BTC [-] {2}
pete_dushenski: ;;bc,stats
gribble: Current Blocks: 346774 | Current Difficulty: 4.74275549506483E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 348767 | Next Difficulty In: 1993 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 5 hours, 26 minutes, and 52 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 52773794424.4 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.27243
pete_dushenski: ;;nethash
gribble: 343957129.799
assbot: Logged on 08-03-2015 21:08:57; scoopbot: New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/laile-ou-la-cuisse/
Pierre_Rochard: On the subject of french movies, mircea_popescu & pete_dushenski have you seen jean reno’s les visisteurs?
pete_dushenski: have not..
mircea_popescu: me either.
mircea_popescu: !up gabrielradio_
pete_dushenski: so... #bitcoinwomensday is a thing.
pete_dushenski: because if we want things that don't make sense, they'll happen.
mircea_popescu: how is it "a thing"
pete_dushenski: to the extent that twitter trends are "a thing"
pete_dushenski: ya, not a thing as much as a ripple in the ocean, as it were
Pierre_Rochard: I highly recommend it, I don’t doubt you’ll find the bourgeoisie vs aristocracy commentary amusing, and christian clavier is hysterical
pete_dushenski: same here !
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asciilifeform: other than totally hermitise myself << ahahaha, works for me
asciilifeform: a guy had to have relatiuons with mechanics << i do (and my whole family). fella's from argentina, incidentally.
asciilifeform: cruise ships << i am still at an utter loss what the appeal of cruise ship is
PeterL: mircea_popescu:pete_dushenski they claimed circle defrauded them, threatened to sue. never sued, disappeared. << was Dwolla, I don't think Circle was a thing yet then, but same idea
asciilifeform: changing from "o bitcoin will never succeed" to "o we missed the boat so unfair" << there was plenty of the latter even a year or two ago
PeterL: there was some "it was so unfair for the first adopters" when bitcoin hit 32 back in '11
asciilifeform: http://staff.salisbury.edu/~rafantini/grid_1550_and_1530.htm << for archaeologists/aficionados. BingoBoingo?
assbot: Grid 1550 and 1530 ... ( http://bit.ly/1E4kKdb )
asciilifeform: ^ much interesting historical curio on the site
punkman: wtf is bubble memory
asciilifeform: punkman: obsolete but - long ago - extremely hyped solid-state storage device
asciilifeform: worth reading about, interesting from engineering perspective
punkman: fun "a thin film of a magnetic material to hold small magnetized areas, known as bubbles or domains, each storing one bit of data."
asciilifeform: they pound out the frame using hammer press machines... I asked 'why don't you just use a cnc mill to shape the parts' << try to picture what the cost of -milling- a smooth object the size of a wing might be.
asciilifeform: (summary for n00bs: milling, in general, is ruinously expensive, and anything with considerable quantities of milled parts - even small ones - reflects this. e.g., high-quality small arms, racing engines, etc.)
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah that was kinda the answer I was expecting to get
decimation: but the 'docent' guy wasn't terribly familiar with the issues I gather
decimation: a skilled machinist's time isn't cheap either though
decimation: asciilifeform: re: cruise ship < well, there's a reason they say it's for the 'newlywed and nearly dead'
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51350 @ 0.00032904 = 16.8962 BTC [-] {2}
ben_vulpes: what is the correct data representation for the amount of bitcoin in a transactino?
ben_vulpes: transaction*
ben_vulpes: double?
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18950 @ 0.00032964 = 6.2467 BTC [+] {2}
mod6: int64
mircea_popescu: ;;later tell peterl right you are.
gribble: The operation succeeded.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform was plenty of the latter even a year or two ago << yeah, but "preponderence of derpitude" standard.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes INTEGER noob
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: I wish I had gone to school in Romania.
mircea_popescu: wish instead that your wiminz weren't retarded.
mircea_popescu: i guess voice vs exit works here too huh.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33000 @ 0.00032537 = 10.7372 BTC [-] {2}
assbot: Logged on 08-03-2015 20:27:50; decimation: at some point, are you just driving a replica?
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assbot: Feels like something is missing from this picture... http://t.co/qi4D8QXfYr
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decimation: danielpbarron: aye, one cannot step into the same waters twice, even if one pays dearly to try
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decimation: lulz > http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/06/us/in-ferguson-some-who-are-part-of-problem-are-asked-to-be-part-of-solution.html < "The emails uncovered by the Justice Department included a cartoon portraying President Obama as a chimpanzee and a joke about giving a black woman a crime-prevention award for having an abortion.They were circulated widely, Justice Department officials said, and no discipline has been announced for those who
assbot: Log In - The New York Times ... ( http://bit.ly/1BXrkmE )
decimation: received the emails and said nothing."
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00032979 = 1.8798 BTC [+]
thestringpuller: that paywall
decimation: thestringpuller: sorry, apparently I haven't used up my allotment yet :(
mircea_popescu: <assbot> Feels like something is missing from this picture <<< someone giving a shit ?
mircea_popescu: museum of abandoned booths
mircea_popescu: "no discipline has been announced for those who received the emails and said nothing." <<< lol wait, wut ? da usg stoolie programme ?
decimation: mircea_popescu: hehe yeah
decimation: maybe one day you too will receive a random ass email and 'say nothing'
mircea_popescu: used to be a time when that'd have been the absolute last thing one'd consider doing.
mircea_popescu: that also happened to be during the brief interval when the us was worth more than something stuck on someone's boot.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21364 @ 0.00033408 = 7.1373 BTC [+] {2}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23600 @ 0.00032588 = 7.6908 BTC [-] {3}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14036 @ 0.00033498 = 4.7018 BTC [+] {2}
decimation: asciilifeform: re: chromium > http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Chrome-OS-Freon-Graphics < the other shoe dropped
assbot: Chrome OS Switches To "Freon" Graphics Stack To Replace X11 - Phoronix ... ( http://bit.ly/1C14NHk )
ben_vulpes: jesus fuck x11 as well!?
decimation: apparently google wants to get rid of x11 totally and replace it with their own graphics layer
ben_vulpes: but my .Xresources
ben_vulpes: i just learned how it works
ben_vulpes: sort of
decimation: that's probably why they threw a shitfit over the kernel api
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assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31500 @ 0.00033712 = 10.6193 BTC [+] {2}
asciilifeform: decimation: l0l!!!
asciilifeform: decimation: 'chrome' writing straight to kernelspace
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah that's pretty much it
decimation: don't need yer stinking middleware
decimation: I wonder if they have an issue with the MIT license
assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 21:09:34; asciilifeform: PeterL: most 'alternatives for x11' dispense with the everything-can-be-piped-over-tcp
assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 21:09:47; asciilifeform: in favour of either nothing or winblows-style whole-display 'remote desktop' bullshit
asciilifeform: expect this turdalicious horror to spread to the rest of 'linux world'
decimation: indeed. it's like 'pulseaudio' for your graphics card
decimation: I don't blame the folks at google for trying to improve specific hardware products
decimation: I fault all those in the future (outside google) who are going to mindlessly adopt
ben_vulpes: what, though, should i be doing instead?
decimation: ben_vulpes: what's wrong with X11?
ben_vulpes: instead of doing whatever's imposed upon me by the world, i mean.
ben_vulpes: i won't do it mindlessly, and i won't go quietly into that dark night.
ben_vulpes: but i'm pretty sure with the state of modern consumer'pute'
ben_vulpes: i don't have much choice in the long run.
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asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: there is always choice.
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