nubbins`: struck a ped? better blame the mfg/gov
nubbins`: just think of all the extra shit you could buy/eat while travelling
ascii_field: 'We give special attention to whether an AV should save lives by sacrificing its owner, and provide insights into (i) the perceived morality of this self-sacrifice, (ii)the willingness to see this self-sacrifice being legally enforced, (iii) the expectations that AVs will be programmed to self-sacrifice, and (iv) the willingness to buy self-sacrificing AVs.'
mircea_popescu: iirc that ugly fat woman whatever her name is that rules his germans still hasn't obtained the slightest satisfaction for being gangraped by the ustards.
mircea_popescu: ascii_field they have a point. as far as the slave^H^H^H^H^H german is concerned, reminders of the cock up his ass are unwelcome and "toxic" to his emotional well being or w/e
ascii_field: meanwhile, on other side of atlantic, http://futurezone.at/netzpolitik/snowden-dokumente-sind-noch-immer-toxisch/169.599.092
gribble: The operation succeeded.
nubbins`: incidentally a jan 3 2009 copy of the times sells for 10btc
nubbins`: now this social impossibility can be achieved electronically, through the wonders of the internet
nubbins`: imagine interacting with other human beings and one of them hands you a dime when you say something
nubbins`: someone tried tipping me ten cents on reddit once for a comment they deemed insightful
nubbins`: you mean "in a bid to generate revenue, the social..."
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 14:50:52; mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo "|Today social media spamming service Changetip in a bid to generate revenue from users is set to begin charging a one percent withdrawal fee." <<< you mean "In a bid to generate revenue the social media spamming service Changetip is set to begin charging a one percent withdrawal fee today. As people actually involved in Bitcoin might remember, the 1% fee exists as a Schelling point mostl
ascii_field: whereas having them in morning traffic (ask a fella from india. 'brake inspector!1111') is not.
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 14:40:13; mircea_popescu: heh. and alf blames colleges. looky here alfie : without the college scams, these schmucks would go to youtube to be fleeced.
ascii_field: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-12-2015#1343356 << actually having dedicated barns for the cows, with proper milking hardware, is the Right Thing
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 14:34:01; mircea_popescu: and maybe a whole raft of "choices" he "made" by "himself" are the cause of his poverty, through the proxy of his indescribable stupidity.
ascii_field: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-12-2015#1343350 << she. the linked piece was, iirc, written by gurl
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 14:26:20; mircea_popescu: anyone wants to read things, read them when they can. trilema's not a consumer good, the consumer's at trilema's convenience.
ascii_field: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-12-2015#1343339 << wonder if mircea_popescu is thinking of moving the thing to gossipnet when the latter is up
mircea_popescu: considering the sad state of ba night life, it'd be a wonder if i didn't.
pete_dushenski: when's the last time you saw a new immigrant getting thumped on the head for not lifting his pinky while drinking tea ?
nubbins`: hey, in canada you still have to swear fealty to the queen.
pete_dushenski: heh. bringing in a whackload of non-yurapeans into your country without also forcing them to submit to the rules and regulations of the dominant resident culture is asking to be mowed down.
punkman: I'm guessing they are starting to build favelas in germany
pete_dushenski: "Multiculturalism leads to parallel societies and therefore remains a ‘life lie,’ ” or a sham, she said, before adding that Germany may be reaching its limits in terms of accepting more refugees. "The challenge is immense," she said. "We want and we will reduce the number of refugees noticeably."
pete_dushenski: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1510.03346v1.pdf << 'autonomous vehicles need experimental ethics : are we ready for utilitarian cars ?' << another one for ben_vulpes, mitch_callahan, et al.
assbot: The case for infanticide. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1mlWYWh )
pete_dushenski: ben_vulpes: i don't take the 'babies sleeping on stomachs' thing one way or another, though the 'sids' angle is covered here : http://www.contravex.com/2015/04/21/the-case-for-infanticide/#comment-21345
thestringpuller: funny everytime i see these old derps names in -dev logs always has a negative L2 rating
assbot: Trust relationship from user thestringpuller to user phantomcircuit: Level 1: 0, Level 2: -5 via 2 connections. |http://www.btcalpha.com/wot/trust/?from=thestringpuller&to=phantomcircuit | http://www.btcalpha.com/wot/user/phantomcircuit/
nubbins`: stool is leather but if you sit on it too long your dick falls asleep
mircea_popescu: in other news, the eyes are the windows of the soul. http://41.media.tumblr.com/2c7851d21c6393f5aa298deb90643da0/tumblr_mslu2895dT1s4pdvfo1_1280.jpg
thestringpuller: "Hangin' out the window \ it bout to be a suge knight"
nubbins`: talking about vanilla ice, the rapper
nubbins`: the new and "untouchable" death row records
mircea_popescu: no, i'll blame the sheep.
mircea_popescu: there is that.
nubbins`: yeah, that's great, but I'm more concerned with the fact that all of london is trying to visit the zoo at the same time
nubbins`: "If the laws of probability completely broke down, this bad thing would happen to ur moniez"
jurov: s3fe sp3c3 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153860472073258&set=a.56668928257.65273.771733257&type=3&theater
thestringpuller: "If every single person withdrew all their coins they would make less than $3500. This isn't a viable business model."
mircea_popescu: mkay, so there we go.
mircea_popescu: ated time and again that they don't really have the intellectual wherewithal to find their way out of the fiat paper bag.
mircea_popescu: ntroduction a few years ago. The trend where fiat-based Bitcoin parasites follow Bitcoin regulation enshrined by the most serene republic is encouraging as to their prospects. The trend where they fail to mention whom they're copying (and why) is perhaps dangerous to their userbase of <a href=http://fusion.net/story/244545/famous-and-broke-on-youtube-instagram-social-media/>poor confused nobodies</a>, who have demonstr
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo "|Today social media spamming service Changetip in a bid to generate revenue from users is set to begin charging a one percent withdrawal fee." <<< you mean "In a bid to generate revenue the social media spamming service Changetip is set to begin charging a one percent withdrawal fee today. As people actually involved in Bitcoin might remember, the 1% fee exists as a Schelling point mostly due to BitBet's i
mircea_popescu: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-12-2015#1343292 << is that a portmanteau of "the internet i mean the wwweb" on one hand and "rejects" on the other ? or "projects" on the other ?
mircea_popescu: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-12-2015#1343292 << you don;'t understand how the future works.
mircea_popescu: |Online culture has often placed emphasis on both social justice and purityor at the very least, humility.| >>> bwajhahjajaja
mircea_popescu: because cow gotta be milked. otherwise, mastitis. it hurts.
mircea_popescu: heh. and alf blames colleges. looky here alfie : without the college scams, these schmucks would go to youtube to be fleeced.
mircea_popescu: adept than they are."
mircea_popescu: "She likened trying to get famous through social media to shelling out money for collegein each case, one suffers through hard work and zero-to-negative income in the hopes of a later payout. The difference, Beggs said, is that YouTube is more accessible because theres no admissions committee. The technical term for this is the Dunning Kruger effect, where unskilled individuals believe themselves to be more
mircea_popescu: "The high highs and low lows leave me reeling. One week, I was stopped for photos six times while perusing comic books in downtown L.A. The next week, I sat faceless in a room of 40 people vying for a menial courier job. Ive walked a red carpet with $80 in my bank account. Popular YouTube musician Meghan Tonjes said she performed on Vidcons MainStage this year to screaming, crying fans without knowing whether she
mircea_popescu: and maybe a whole raft of "choices" he "made" by "himself" are the cause of his poverty, through the proxy of his indescribable stupidity.
assbot: Logged on 09-09-2015 02:12:06; assbot: Logged on 30-01-2015 05:51:36; mircea_popescu: which is why i am not ever giving it up. the freedom to threaten is not merely my fundamental, unassailable sovereign property, but moreover essential for the construction of effectual instruments to squash the socialists and their golums.
mircea_popescu: "Nobody knows all this better than me. Im 27 years old and have been building an online following for 10 years, beginning with a popular Livejournal I wrote in high school." << and yet the notion doesn't go through his head that maybe http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=09-09-2015#1267054
mircea_popescu: that's not the question. the question is why is mp worth a billion and kim kardashian worth 10 million. when did death threats > nice ass, by 3 degrees of magnitude ? is this allowed by Obama ?
mircea_popescu: sites like Patreon (a Kickstarter-type site that allows for ongoing funding) are at the center of a communal movement to fund smaller YouTubers. But that definition gets blurry. Is someone with 50,000 subscribers worth supporting financially? How about 200,000? What if people assume youre too successful to need money, and youre too proud to tell them otherwise?"
mircea_popescu: "Platforms like YouTube mirror the U.S. economys yawning wealth gap, and being a part of YouTubes middle class often means grappling daily with the cognitive dissonance of a full comments section and an empty wallet. Journalists kvell over stars like Swedish gamer Pewdiepie, whose net worth is around $12 million, or comedian Jenna Marbles, whos worth around $2.5 million. On the other extreme, fan-funding
mircea_popescu: all these "successes" would make more money in plain prostitution in 1995 than they do with their "successful" internet bullshits today. but hey, people would much rather "disbelieve" and carry on with their idiocy than stop and reconsider whether "women's issues" and "pop culture" are a decent use of their productive time.
mircea_popescu: was the #1 topic back in romanian-trilema days, due to the readership being primarily interested in it.
mircea_popescu: and if the consumer doesn't like this situation, that's fine : buy a gun shoot your president.
mircea_popescu: anyone wants to read things, read them when they can. trilema's not a consumer good, the consumer's at trilema's convenience.
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 04:07:41; asciilifeform: another melted switch ?
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 03:32:39; ben_vulpes: grand shame considering the wine and steak cost/quality curve in bsas
nubbins` pushed a deed to the bc yesterday of his own accord
adlai: deeding to uncompressed addresses has the featurbugresult of requiring more satoshibytes to spend, for the same notarization cost
adlai: either way it's good if you like watching Tom Hanks cry
adlai: some of the #bitcoin-cinephiles may enjoy Bridge of Spies (some may detest it as blatant promurican propaganda)
adlai: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=15-12-2015#1343134 << but this is no good, the questions are coded by smell
ben_vulpes: lemme put it this way: it's hard to run a global short on the shartupconomy without finding takers on the long side.
trinque: asciilifeform │ lulzy climatocalypse here in mordor << I'm in the woods in PA visiting; it's t-shirt weather.
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 03:32:39; ben_vulpes: grand shame considering the wine and steak cost/quality curve in bsas
asciilifeform: i'mabout to switch on the ac
asciilifeform: another melted switch ?
gribble: The answer is a resounding no.
ben_vulpes off to duct tape more open sores together
ben_vulpes: grand shame considering the wine and steak cost/quality curve in bsas
gribble: The operation succeeded.
nubbins`: thought the details seemed familiar, did some minor snooping
mircea_popescu: and vodka was ~50 cents the bottle, at black market rate.
mircea_popescu can't be arsed to read, was there.
mircea_popescu: in other news, http://36.media.tumblr.com/9e997955da9130e6f0b170c5e02b5746/tumblr_mjpgkiThLR1r8vafao1_1280.jpg
mircea_popescu: except not, especially if they work for a whole year, which everyone prefers to do anyway seeing how winter's not summer.
mircea_popescu: ess they had a securely independent standard of time."
mircea_popescu: "Laborers were, even before the advent of the clock, commonly paid by the day. But how long is a day? It couldnt be just daylight hours; this makes for a longer workday than employer and employer might otherwise agree to, and in northern latitudes it varies quite substantially within a year. With the rather heterogeneous measures of time, employer could cheat the employee out of hours, or vice versa, unl
mircea_popescu: there is no closed form solution to humanity.
mircea_popescu: and the introduction of piece rate a magnificent americanism.
mircea_popescu: "Time-rate employment provides a major productivity improvement over servitude or (usually) piece rates." << amusingly, according to the soviets themselves, and the "golden age" romanians too, the main driver of sovieteconomy fail was the timewage.
mircea_popescu: i hope i didn't get my off the cuff cast too far off.
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 02:45:53; mircea_popescu: i wish to see the car the us manufactures out of ~300 bucks.
asciilifeform: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-12-2015#1343192 << 300 doesn't even buy 20% of a single one of the mandatory 2+ 'airbags'
mircea_popescu: that's the later model.
mircea_popescu: for that matter, a) the trabant was not notoriously ugly. in fact, beats the beetle.
asciilifeform: almost like every idiot anglo reads the SAME 3 'sovietologies'
asciilifeform: i love how everyone always goes straight to trabant and not to, say, the tech that STILL WORKS and that i CAN'T MOTHERFUKING BUY AT ANY PRICE in usa
mircea_popescu: contrast, for example, between the notoriously ugly and unreliable Trabant of East Germany and the BMWs, Mercedes, Audi and Volkswagens of West Germany).
mircea_popescu: Thus second main drawback to piece rates is that they motivate the worker to put out more quantity at the expense of quality. This can be devastating. The tendency of communist countries to pay piece rates, rather than hourly rates, is one reason that, while the Soviet blocs quantity (and thus the most straightforward measurements of economic growth) was able to keep up with the West, quality did not (thus the
asciilifeform: (and a few other 'meat + milk' systems)
asciilifeform: they do in cn
asciilifeform: wasn't it mircea_popescu who just recently posted a spiffy piece re: herd animals and what sex the meat processing plant uses to fill a herd ?
mircea_popescu: there are two kinds of fools in this world, the sort that thinks women are equal to men ; and the sort that thinks women are unequal to men in all things.
asciilifeform: and that's how spamodin made them
asciilifeform: aha but they're gurlz
mircea_popescu: "The undesirability of servitude, from the point of view of the laborer at least, is obvious. Serfs and slaves faced brutal work conditions, floggings, starvation, very short life spans, and the inability to escape no matter how bad conditions got. "
mircea_popescu: this may be the most confused, anti-thought essay i've ever read.
mircea_popescu: "To improve the productivity of the time rate contract required two breakthroughs: the first, creating the conditions under which sacrifice is a better estimate of value than piece rate or other measurement alternative"
asciilifeform: well related in the sense of moar fun habitation
asciilifeform: i vaguely recall that he did and then just went and got a bigger flat in b-a
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 02:05:46; BingoBoingo: NExt conference is in 16 months? hopefully should have life put back together sufficiently by then.
asciilifeform: BingoBoingo: yeah but afaik nothing keeps you there now
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 01:59:55; BingoBoingo: In other news disorderly conduct misdemeanor has been dismissed
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform in fairness, if one uses a few casts and whatnot, the linker prolly has it.
mircea_popescu: why the fuck would he think that the topic of origin and the topic of the origin of accuracy are related ?
mircea_popescu: i suppose the quotes above are apropos.
assbot: Logged on 15-12-2015 00:05:18; jurov: and the contrived examples...to roll 2 fair dice: static std::discrete_distribution<> /* follows 12 rows with histogram ennumerated as floats*/
BingoBoingo: It's good to see someone faund the timekeeping lulz
mircea_popescu: second off : grain diameter ? what the holy shit ? he imagines they ground marble down to molecular size ?
mircea_popescu: first off! the construction of that last phrase is wrong.
mircea_popescu: "The origin of the sandglass is quite obscure, but its accuracy relies on a precise ratio between the neck width and the grain diameter."
mircea_popescu: dude what the everloving fuck is wrong with szabo.
mircea_popescu: "Take the grease which comes from the sawdust of marble when those great tombs of black marble be sawn, then boil it well in wine like a piece of meat and skim it, and then set it out to dry in the sun; and boil, skim and dry nine times; and thus it will be good."
mircea_popescu: i suppose next time you send the clerk over to do derpclass.
BingoBoingo: Because their default reflex is assume drugs/alcohol are involved in evil.
BingoBoingo: Case ended with the compromise where I take a drug risk education course and they quit. Avoided the possibility of stupid/hostile judge at hearing/trial.
BingoBoingo: NExt conference is in 16 months? hopefully should have life put back together sufficiently by then.
BingoBoingo: In other news disorderly conduct misdemeanor has been dismissed
mod6: <+jurov> which version is the -TEST2? asciilifeform_add_verifyall_option? << yeah.
mircea_popescu: "The economic tyranny of the late Roman Empire had left a devastated polity, a culture in Western Europe that had lost its knowledge of civilized commercial practice and accustomed to seeing government not as a source of any productive assistance to commerce, but only a destroyer of commerce from which commerce must hide. "
jurov: and the contrived examples...to roll 2 fair dice: static std::discrete_distribution<> /* follows 12 rows with histogram ennumerated as floats*/
jurov: with their elaborate entropy management
jurov: the're like, imminent heat death of universe preppers
mircea_popescu: At the bottom line, throw/catch are about as useful as longjmp/setjmp (BTW, the former typically runs faster, but it's mere existence makes the rest of the code run slower, which is almost never acknowledged by C++ aficionados).
mircea_popescu: round is to copy the vector. And this is an extremely simple example - no virtual inheritance, no user-defined conversion operators, etc.
mircea_popescu: trings"), and I have a std::vector<char*> object ("a mutable vector of mutable built-in strings"), then I can't pass it to your function because the types aren't convertible. You have to admit that it doesn't make any sense, because your function guarantees that it won't change anything, and I guarantee that I don't even mind having anything changed, and still the C++ type system gets in the way and the only sane worka
mircea_popescu: But wait, there's more! C++ supports a wide variety of explicit and implicit type conversions, so now we have a nice set of rules describing the cartesian product of all those types, specifically, how conversion should be handled for each pair of types. For example, if your function accepts const std::vector<const char*>& (which is supposed to mean "a reference to an immutable vector of pointers to immutable built-in s
jurov: which version is the -TEST2? asciilifeform_add_verifyall_option?
assbot: Logged on 14-12-2015 22:50:10; jurov: if i have to go back to manage bloated wallet.dat, or write transactions by hand (since wallet.dat is scheduled for excision from therealbitcoin), i'll prolly increase withdraw fee to 0.2 again :D
mircea_popescu: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=14-12-2015#1343041 << a transactionator - A SANE TRANSACTIONATOR is actually pretty high up in the "stuff to do" list.
assbot: Logged on 14-12-2015 19:04:45; trinque: looks like the existing node scoring mechanism is a turd
mircea_popescu: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=14-12-2015#1342925 << yeah, this has been the consensus here since we started looking at it.
assbot: Logged on 14-12-2015 19:03:27; ben_vulpes: more carbons and hydrogens in the propane, ergo more flammable right?
ascii_field: http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/keystore.cpp?v=asciilifeform_maxint_locks_corrected << or anything else other than the default - indices broken
ascii_field: the separation is a mighty gnarly job, aha
ascii_field: then you don't have pedigreed bitcoin.
ascii_field: iirc that's where the thread went.
ascii_field: now splitting it into another proggy? sure
jurov: if i have to go back to manage bloated wallet.dat, or write transactions by hand (since wallet.dat is scheduled for excision from therealbitcoin), i'll prolly increase withdraw fee to 0.2 again :D
BingoBoingo: * ascii_field tries to recall what electrum is for << "lite" wallet that polls server. Might be useful "on the run" if have own server somewhere.
ascii_field: in either direction.
assbot: Logged on 14-12-2015 22:33:23; jurov: actually if you pay something with any recent wallet, reference client will reject the tx as malformed :)
jurov: yep, part of it will either need to be backported or deprecated
jurov: actually if you pay something with any recent wallet, reference client will reject the tx as malformed :)
jurov: (reference clients accepts only them, i did not look into this)
BingoBoingo played with adding low-s signing to his bastard client seems to work. Prior to 0.9 Bitcoin used whatever S-came arrived at first. Then in run up to 0.9 even-S was tested. Then low-S settled upon. Malleating nodes making duplicate transactions appear in my history got to be a hassel.
ascii_field: if at first the shit won't stick, throw, throw again !
BingoBoingo: "BUS1 isn't being developed by just some unknown individuals, but systemd developer David Herrmann and Kay Sievers seem to be the lead (and only) developers working on it thus far."
BingoBoingo: Still, bits unflipping on EEPROM seems... like a problem... Unless they can be reflipped...
ascii_field: some 1980s devices still work. others - not
ascii_field: found the thread while looking for anything like actual longevity data on EPROMs
ascii_field: 'I think it's unlikely that it will be possible to keep any electronic equipment manufactured after the mid-1990s operating for more than 25-50 years, in part due to the floating gate problem (even in places you don't expect it, because *many* chips now contain flash memory even if you don't know about it)... ...50 years from now we'll probably still have a working PDP-1, but sadly not too many working HP-35 calculators.'
ascii_field: department. It had actually been opened and resealed and the green label
ascii_field: 'My OpenBSD 5.7 CD arrived with a green label affixed to the shipping
ascii_field: http://www.embraerds.com/english/content/combat/tucano_origin.asp << from the dept. of technocollapse & regression to old tech; prop fighters are... back?!
assbot: Logged on 14-12-2015 19:10:11; ascii_field: the ~reasonable~ thing would be to NUKE the whole sync-from-one-at-a-time idiocy
ascii_field: because of the sheer extent of the retardation of the sync mechanism as originally written
ascii_field: when your node is young, MOST of the blocks you get from ANYBODY are 'bastard'
ascii_field: trinque: a connection of the civilized world to the heathen world is necessarily a fortified outpost run by enthusiasts
ascii_field: and the answer is: never
trinque: ascii_field: we discussed this as well; even assuming a trusted gossipd net, there'd still be connections out to the unwashed nether world
ascii_field: ben_vulpes: 'bastard block' is a subjective thing - it simply means that ~you~ in particular cannot find the antecedent for it
ben_vulpes: the question i bounced into #b-a is when it's acceptable for another node to relay a bastard block
trinque: looks like the existing node scoring mechanism is a turd
trinque: I've been discussing the problem of rejecting bad nodes (or having an affinity for nodes serving up good blocks/txns?) with ben_vulpes. ascii_field or mod6, perhaps you want to say something on the subj.
ben_vulpes: more carbons and hydrogens in the propane, ergo more flammable right?
ascii_field: 'The Coast Guard said the fire occurred as the ship was loading a cargo of liquid ethylene.'
assbot: Logged on 14-12-2015 12:46:39; mircea_popescu: <assbot> UK citizens may soon need licenses to photograph some stuff they already own <<< that shithole's going so fast down the drain...
assbot: Logged on 14-12-2015 06:25:07; punkman: "many early "stealth" radar detectors were equipped with a radar-detector-detector-detector circuit, which shuts down the main radar receiver when the detector-detector's signal is detected, thus preventing detection"
asciilifeform: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=14-12-2015#1342788 << the only reason why a receiver could even be detectable from outside of the car is a leaking heterodyne - and NOT DOING THIS is ww2 (for fucks sake) state-of-the-art
jurov: i don't see any mention of rebinding stuff even there
mircea_popescu: "Worse for the donors, they might even discover they prefer an absentee central government that doesn't centrally plan famine."
mircea_popescu: <assbot> BitFury to Launch Energy Efficient Immersion Cooling Data Center <<< i thought they've been launching and prelaunching thios for over a year by now.
mircea_popescu: <assbot> UK citizens may soon need licenses to photograph some stuff they already own <<< that shithole's going so fast down the drain...
mircea_popescu: <punkman> and "ukranesa" is another for slutty maids << why one'd get any other kind of maid is beyond me.
jurov: but atm i explore the idea that problem is not the frag, but mixing persistent objects (CBlockIndex) and the mempool
assbot: Dementia Patient’s Family Keeps Ripping Her Away From Idyllic World Of 1950s - The Onion - America's Finest News Source ... ( http://bit.ly/1SWzMs0 )
BingoBoingo: Bullyproof windows and troll safe doors http://www.theonion.com/article/dementia-patients-family-keeps-ripping-her-away-id-52021
ben_vulpes: BingoBoingo: you gotta see the swole life in action
assbot: UK citizens may soon need licenses to photograph some stuff they already own | Ars Technica ... ( http://bit.ly/1jXKRgo )
punkman: "many early "stealth" radar detectors were equipped with a radar-detector-detector-detector circuit, which shuts down the main radar receiver when the detector-detector's signal is detected, thus preventing detection"
punkman: "€2000 fine, 30 day driver's license suspension, 60 days car registration license suspension and 5 SESO penalty points" << they really don't like radar detectors around here
Bingoboingo: The good old tylenol/benadryl combo can be layered on top of everything else as well.
Bingoboingo: Well, that's kinda how these things work.
punkman: and "ukranesa" is another for slutty maids
Bingoboingo: Oh, punkman isn't into the philipenis?
punkman: I don't know anyone from the philippines tho
punkman: white: is punkman around? << next time tell him there's a log and he can type things for me to read later
ben_vulpes: aye Bingoboingo i'll not shit on the coffee at bill's house
Bingoboingo: Usually when I see the cans it's Folgers or similar, brewed to extreme strength of caffeine.
Bingoboingo: Sure ben_vulpes et al would prolly shit on the coffee, but seriously not bad stuff for the middle west.
Bingoboingo: That an serious talk now. Throw a dollar in the basket to assuage your guilt about all the coffee you can drink in an hour? What beats that.
Bingoboingo: Yeah, but even going to 3-5 storytime sessions a week leaves me far more useful time in the day than a bottle does. That's really gotta be what scares Coindesk et al about qntra year 2.
nubbins`: sometimes one needs to drink all the booze
Bingoboingo realized he might have a problem when started leaving friends at the bar to chill with bums in the gutter.
nubbins`: "buddy, you look the way i feel"
nubbins`: we're walking around the town one day, the worst type of stinky rotten bum comes up to him
Bingoboingo: What can I say. When I was a kid I wanted to grow up to be the kinda man who drank whiskey and I grew up to be the kind of man who drank whiskey.
Bingoboingo actually found the "swoleacceptance" thing as an easy whey to farm reddit karma for the idiogeneering.
Bingoboingo: nubbins`: Nah, at last not any more than any recovering alcoholic how last time on a dating site chose the "used up" body type at 24
Bingoboingo back in the day used to like blunts and spiffs
assbot: Tales from 35,000ft: Behind the Beetus Beast : fatpeoplestories ... ( http://bit.ly/1NOKqB6 )
Bingoboingo: white: If he's not on nao he'll usually be on in the next few hours
nubbins`: blunts are this whole other thing
mircea_popescu: that other time when you called blunts "jazz cigarettes"
mircea_popescu: the bitcoin event horizon is such that anyone who buys is a chump on a long enough timeline.
nubbins`: maybe i'm the chump tho. we will see
nubbins`: some chump sold the newspaper to me for 0.25 btc
mircea_popescu: shit on the poor. it's a program.
Bingoboingo: wollen growths, but they had to be painful."
Bingoboingo: Grammarizer needs to aspire to creating stego prose leik: "Bob's feet were a horror. Advanced stages of gout had swollen his feet which were covered in sores, growths, and hard scaly patches. I know this because Bob's shoes were improvised flip flops, clearly hand made. I can only imagine normal shoes don't come in sizes that would fit over the swollen sacs of disease that passed for his feet. I'm not sure how he walked on these s
mircea_popescu: that it makes life impossible for the lesser people, who still depend on being able to chat without access to proper tools.
mircea_popescu: and i expect gossipd to be undistinguishable for the phillipino/redditarded eye from current b-a log.
asciilifeform: why even use a legacy system like irc then