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nubbins`: anyway there's 35cm of snow on the ground since i went to bed
assbot: Arch Linux ARM • View topic - [GUIDE] Re-building the kernel(3.7.8) and U-Boot (2013.01) ... ( http://bit.ly/1EpQgCD )
mike_c: I'm picturing a guy standing there scratching his head wondering how he's going to get the X he needs that's in the bottom of that box.
mircea_popescu: that the site isn't worth anything FOR THAT REASON idem.
mircea_popescu: if you go through the insanities they [used to] drop on the forum, the way unemployed/unemployable css derp sees the matter is, "he put 1000 hours worth 100 dollars each into the thing that is not really worth anything. so how about the users split the damage ?"
cazalla: i sometimes wonder if the guys who set up these two bit exchanges get frustrated at having lost money after a year despite an expectation they would get bought out and so decide to just steal their users instead so they can sleep well at night thinking they got that illusive 6 billion dorrah google buy out
cazalla: i love them too because they are so tasty
fluffypony couldn't be bothered
Vexual: banned on the internet and shit
Vexual: pete_d did you see the total recall 3 tittie in negril?
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo "errying LEGAL that touches x will touch you too!!11" omfg who let the shamans out of africa.
cazalla: thestringpuller, i bet the majority of tips came from people who didn't even get a ride.. 1 btc, almost worth the time to contrive a similar video
cazalla: wow, i want to punch that guy in the face after 5 seconds of that video
pete_dushenski: thestringpuller: and some lulzy 'anti-robot' demonstration
thestringpuller: Is this really the only thing coming out of SXSW?!?
pete_dushenski: or line the doors with drugs and send you to "a friend's house"
thestringpuller: which is fucktarded to say the least
assbot: Logged on 15-03-2015 08:54:25; cazalla: ah bitcoin pete edited the text to fix spelling errors so nothing untoward afterall.. when you read this, sorry pete_dushenski
pete_dushenski: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-03-2015#1053463 << yes. the logs are muddied by my earlier indiscretions.
assbot: The world is fundamentally hostile. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1NYB5px )
cazalla: if anyone does have suggestions as to what type of content they would like to see on Qntra, i'm all ears
cazalla: once you cut the obvious press releases, vc's funded such and such company and altcoin news, there isn't much to choose from on quiet weeks
cazalla: the past week has been quiet which is why so many of the other sites turn to altcoins stories to use as filler content
thestringpuller: not a lot of news these days :(
cazalla: yeah, but considering that it was floating around the #3 - #5 spot on /r/bitcoin, it's quite poor
mircea_popescu: o the usms thing
mircea_popescu: cazalla https://www.quantcast.com/qntra.net < any idea what the peak yest was ?
ben_vulpes: (except for the part where its schema is defined by the ruby orm)
ben_vulpes: it's probably no worse than the satoshi codebase.
ben_vulpes: well, up shit creek, but already and for other reasons.
ben_vulpes: "but you know you might want to move to a db that can't enforce constraints on itself like mongo, and then where would you be?"
ben_vulpes: my favorte part of rails projects is how they infrequently enforce things like foreign key constraints.
gribble: The operation succeeded.
mircea_popescu: other than that, they probably should move to c# or w/e.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes the only problem is the notion that power rangers = "core", somehow.
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller well i dunno, 've not been following so close.
assbot: where_what_now comments on Time to lobby Bitcoin's core devs: "SF Bitcoin Devs Seminar -- Scalability to billions of transactions per day, satoshi-level Micropayments, near-zero risk of custodial theft, & Instant transactions"... but only w/ a malleability-fixing soft fork. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DpDXsz )
thestringpuller: i thought the reddittard notes project got cancelled by canning ryan x. javascript d00d
mircea_popescu: well obviously the redditard notes holders own 99%
mircea_popescu: they aren't ?
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: they aren't owned by conde nast anymore. but you make a great point tho.
decimation: "gigavps i am highly confident in their ability to deliver" "gigavps per contracts i am having them sign" lolz
assbot: The Heel of Empire ... ( http://bit.ly/1Fm4rds )
mircea_popescu: the fall guy, whether a natural or juridical person, is not "that which doesn't deliver at all".
mircea_popescu: and for that matter, apple also delivered to some degree. that's not the contention.
mircea_popescu: they weren't willing to sign.
decimation: the asicminer guys delievered to some degree. why weren't they willing to actually have a real company with a real existence, rather than some guy on a forum thread?
mircea_popescu: people readily forget that the asicminer on mpex deal fell through once asicminer wouldn't sign properly. which was clear enoug writting in the wall in 2012 for mpex investors never went into it. and so...
mircea_popescu: and then just walk.
mircea_popescu: basically, poor but smart chinese boy has figured out that if he uses dumb but prideful white boy as his own hand puppet, he can let HIM get all the "certifications" which are worthless anyway, then let HIM underwrite all the credit, which is what the investors want to do anyway,
mircea_popescu: the way foxconn is using apple as a detachable glove / investment point is exactly copied after the manner some chinese guys used "friedcat" / asicminer.
mircea_popescu: anyway, im starting to get some appreciation of the chinese scam by now.
mircea_popescu: so i would humbly suggest that the naked emperor lives in a cage.
mircea_popescu: in spite of what was it, elsa the she-fox going around endless rows of nude chinese pubescent girls with a whip and two cobras.
decimation: yes apparently foxconn is doing quite well for apple, apparently there's no need for a 'competing vendor'
mircea_popescu: i note they didn't drop foxconn just yet.
mircea_popescu: in the same vein, it would be interesting to know how much of computing expertise lies in ibm as opposed to its gates contractors.
decimation: mircea_popescu: except they don't MANUFACTURE anything. < it would be interesting to know how much of the manufacturing expertise lies in apple proper vs. its chinese contractors
mircea_popescu: "it subsequently sells these"
mircea_popescu: "apple's the world's largest buyer of some classes of items. while not the largest in any class of any import, and not the largest buyer in any sort of general perspective, one could select some items by a criteria more or less alligned with "items apple buys" to make apple apear like the largest buyer of items apple buys"
mircea_popescu: except they don't MANUFACTURE anything.
decimation: heh, well measured in bezzlars they kinda are
mircea_popescu: "Apple is the world's foremost manufacturer of goods. "
assbot: How Apple Makes the Watch — Atomic Delights ... ( http://bit.ly/1baMB29 )
decimation: re: manufacturing < http://atomicdelights.com/blog/a-glimpse-at-how-the-apple-watch-is-made < an interesting (apple fanboi) take on how apple actually manufactures the watches
chetty: careful "young eager sluts" have a way of turning into mothers
mircea_popescu: fuck you i've been studiously ignoring the whole mother thing in favour of may 1st "young eager sluts" day forever.
funkenstein_: happy mothers day y'all
ben_vulpes: 'tis the communist m.o.
funkenstein_: in a two fathers kind of way
mircea_popescu: obviously it should alternate, however... us has been stuck on motherly for too long.
ben_vulpes: i rather like that dichotomy.
mircea_popescu: the opposite is quite fatherly.
mircea_popescu: "motherly" in the sense of, prioritizing survival over performance.
mircea_popescu: more along the lines of, "if you had to do surgery in the forest, how'd you go about it"
ben_vulpes: but they're not generally on my board 'cause they're mothers, you know? if they are on my board they're incidentally mothers.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes not like i'm running, you know ? but if i were, this'd be the play. not arguing the structure's not stupid.
ben_vulpes: blech, mothers
mircea_popescu: the importance of electing presidents that don't actually love the country. not in a motherly way, at any rate.
ben_vulpes: the position strikes me as simply trading government intervention in free markets in one form for another form.
mircea_popescu: it's a do or die sort of measure. either the country picks up, a la china, or else it goes to shit.
decimation: and the knowledge that is/has been lost by engineers on how to manufacture stuff would be recovered
mircea_popescu: but hey. "thank you for your leadership & we recognize each other for another 59 wasted minutes"
mircea_popescu: meanwhile, the us suddenly has an economic basis. all those fabs need to be built right ?
mircea_popescu: so, that'd be the end of that. new leap forward, etc.
mircea_popescu: the turmoil this will induce in china takes it off the map. their military is very powerful in a defensive stance today. it will be offense capable in 2-3 decades, but it's not there yet.
mircea_popescu: all this idiocy with "reindustrialize on shale oil" bs, when the correct avenue is directly obvious. ban chinese made electronics. problem solved.
decimation: they are good at snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
decimation: kinda like how the arabs realized they could ask for 50% of the oil revenue instead of a few pennies
decimation: heh well, they care if they don't own their own fab and depend on chinese/taiwan to make their chips
mircea_popescu: decimation mebbe so. why would a us company care about china "antitrust probe" ? they can probe themselves up the ass.
decimation: meanwhile they sat fat dumb and happy on their pile of cash and their wage-slaves
mircea_popescu: http://40.media.tumblr.com/8c74e477d46abe27d83d2f63cf226702/tumblr_mg3dd7r6Xo1qlgsbyo1_1280.jpg << so fucking unfortunate that crepax died. i'd have absolutely loved a valentina-ish character for eulora. anyone know anyone who works in the style ?
decimation: basically their whole 'let's revolutionize the market with a standard' kinda worked for a few years, but gave enough time for everyone else to figure how how to kneecap qualcomm
assbot: Qualcomm CEO says still in the dark on China antitrust probe| Reuters ... ( http://bit.ly/1BINp82 )
decimation: probably not, but the mechanism used was an obscure battle over 'standards'
mircea_popescu: and besides, admit that europe invented the most important thing of the 80s ?! NOWAI
mircea_popescu: i don't think the usians were going to use the same chips as europe no.matter.what.
decimation: apparently the hustle isn't working very well
decimation: qualcomm is also fairly famous for hustling usg into favoring their CDMA chips over the european gsm alternative
mircea_popescu: 7 "supervisors" to the injun.
decimation: I suspect that the managers are desperately trying to pretend that they know how to run a business
decimation: my information about qualcomm is that it is a pyramid: the white managers are all family/friends of the original founding class, and all the actual engineering staff are indians and chinese on indentured servitude visas
mircea_popescu: but my point being : on the basis of an order from someone whose yearly gross revenue is 40% of the value of the order
decimation: mircea_popescu: almost like there's an unseen third party operating in the background...
mircea_popescu: how the shit is this supposed to work ?!
mircea_popescu: here's something i don't understad. so, qualcomm side : in q4 2014 it announced a 2.4 bn deal with csr plc, to deliver chips. then in q1 2015 it announced massive share buyback. from apple side : they moved the modem chip order from qualcomm to intel. from csr site : 50mn operating profit on 1bn gross revenue.
decimation: (intel being another famous such chumpatron)
decimation: possibly, and it's also probably the case that intel gave them a sweet deal
mircea_popescu: of course... they sold ~3bn of chips last year. it may be that on the contrary, they told apple to pack it.
decimation: did they buy eudora?
decimation: qualcomm is a chumpatron fueled fully by indian 'engineers' on h1b visas, who are tricked into coming to live in san deigo with the hopes of being somebody
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller hardware css is usually done with a broom, or a mop.
mircea_popescu: pretty much every single thing they say is wrong. how the fuck did conde nast manage to collect every idiot in america on the same site ?!
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller dude going through that reddit thing you posted.
mircea_popescu: i am absolutely convinced that 99% of the soi dissant software engineers are in fact "web experts" of the "i dont no biari (i know a littel java.)" ilk
mircea_popescu: while i expect your 90% figure of ee's working for govt is only met if you actually count every us public company as an agency of the usg (a position not exactly undefensible, people still do the same to stuff like gazprom etc, notwithstanding the ru oligarchs actually have a lot more independence than the us "ceo"s of public corps),
mircea_popescu: or moreover : hardware has lengthy history, hard to undo by a bunch of libertards. the person doing hardware css is known as "the cleaning lady" and doesn't get much pay.
assbot: Logged on 15-03-2015 16:54:59; decimation: " There were 1.235 million people working as software developers last year, and 271,000 electrical engineers, according to unpublished U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. "
mircea_popescu: this is like the 3rd time i sent !up to assboy in pm.
decimation: but I was insinuating that these EE's work either has official usg employees or sell products or labor directly to usg
funkenstein_: well if you got some usd in your pocket... i guess you could say you work for the usg
decimation: " There were 1.235 million people working as software developers last year, and 271,000 electrical engineers, according to unpublished U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. "
decimation: " The number of people working as electrical engineers declined by 29,000 last year, continuing a long-standing trend, according to government data. "
assbot: Logged on 22-03-2014 18:01:39; decimation: Even in electrical and electronic engineering?an occupation that is right at the heart of high-tech innovation but that also has been heavily outsourced abroad?U.S. employment in 2013 declined to about 300,000, down 35,000 and over 10 percent, from 2012, and down from about 385,000 in 2002. Unemployment rates for electrical engineers rose to a surprisingly high 4.8 percent in 2013.
BingoBoingo: "ndeed, not long after the project started, complaints started rolling in about Theo. The final straw was that he told a developer (who was working on the pmax port) to stop "shoving [his; the developer's] cock down [his; theo's] throat."
gribble: The operation succeeded.
BingoBoingo: ;;later tell gavinandresen Behold history or repeat in doom http://www.theos.com/deraadt/coremail.html
funkenstein_ opens the shades
mircea_popescu: i wonder if all of this will be as hysterically funny in the sober light of day.
mircea_popescu: "if she weighs the same as her tits she's made of logs, and therefore.... A WITCH!"
mircea_popescu: funkenstein_ it's an irresistible joke in there.
Adlai gets his greenpeace guy on the line... save the rainforest! arrest the evil loggers!
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla clearly the value of the logs can only go up up up.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> but not only that. guy wanders in, right ? next it's, show us your tits, write for qntra, fix your gpg, install derpsd on your router and by the way, here's somethign to do with the wife anbd her girlfriend : http://40.media.tumblr.com/f0adef7a73bdeabaad1a54cc4b3020af/tumblr_n18vegUWed1trdyvco1_1280.jpg << Why collar chains and not chains on the lissing buttplugs
Adlai: funkenstein_: if he'd asked you to transfer them on his behalf, you would subsequently have to comply with MSB regulations
mircea_popescu: funkenstein_ you hold on to them.
mircea_popescu: a rabit hole the likes of this has not yet existed i dun think.
mircea_popescu: but not only that. guy wanders in, right ? next it's, show us your tits, write for qntra, fix your gpg, install derpsd on your router and by the way, here's somethign to do with the wife anbd her girlfriend : http://40.media.tumblr.com/f0adef7a73bdeabaad1a54cc4b3020af/tumblr_n18vegUWed1trdyvco1_1280.jpg
cazalla: there's not enough people here though, we need mass adoption!
cazalla: ah bitcoin pete edited the text to fix spelling errors so nothing untoward afterall.. when you read this, sorry pete_dushenski
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> it's so weird that the "halting condition" of the "machine" so to speak is found, not in the data, not in the code, but in the... cell count. << Yeah. Only time I've encountered this in my limited forays outside english is in Mao's essays corraled under the Title "Guerilla Warfare"
cazalla: so bitcoin pete quotes rassah and i was going to use it for an article, but the quote is nowhere to be found in the logs
mircea_popescu: it's so weird that the "halting condition" of the "machine" so to speak is found, not in the data, not in the code, but in the... cell count.
mircea_popescu: not mine. theirs. there's a type of esl castrato that exhibits this strange insanity of behaviour, that a problem is either solved within the first three passes or never.
mircea_popescu: anyway this email pile is unreadable. passive-agressive thirteen year olds captive in the decaying bodies of thirtysomethings going at it.
BingoBoingo: The devil only knows which BSD Cisco corrupted into IOS or that MS uses as the Windows network stack anymore
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo no strategist at the top. they got mostly marketing people these days. << Don't forget the Inertia people behind "Office"
mircea_popescu: mostly a function of the methodology, considering how tiny the sample is.
BingoBoingo: When they shift at all.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> but anyway, fwiw fbsd/obsd/nbsd seem to enjoy this 4:2:1 quadratic. << positions in the quadratic shift rather swiftly.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo no strategist at the top. they got mostly marketing people these days.
BingoBoingo: I'm honestly surprised with the Azure and cloud thing MicroShaft hasn't forked a BSD to revive the Xenix brand
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: It's something I've come to recently. Surprised it isn't the offical Social Justice OS. When I first played with Open Source at a summer job in 2004 I grew an immediate dislike because it didn't work as expected on maximally vanilla hardware at the summer job.
mircea_popescu: funkenstein_ search logs for it, full examples of use etc, in there. also http://trilema.com/open-deed-system-for-bitcoin-assets-updated
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo the NetBSD team sounds like a bunch of fucktards i would never wish to have anything to do with.
BingoBoingo: <funkenstein_> hmm whats the proper way to register an address with assbot wot << Prolly whatever the latest incarnation of the Deedbot idea is.
funkenstein_: hmm whats the proper way to register an address with assbot wot
BingoBoingo: <cazalla> are you it's not just because athlon's were the cool thing to have back then? :P << I didn't know AMD existed until later... I am rather but not entirely sure I recall correctly
mircea_popescu: the man said " the number thing played a part."
cazalla: are you it's not just because athlon's were the cool thing to have back then? :P
BingoBoingo: cazalla> <mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo in retrospect i suppose that's not so easily distinguished. it was just about at that time trhat i moved to amd <<< and so i ask that whatever problems there are with intel, why is AMD not affected? << My Beef was Intel imagineered this shit first
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> my boggle was related to the "you have done work, but we don't like your style of clothing, you're fired". << AH
mircea_popescu: my boggle was related to the "you have done work, but we don't like your style of clothing, you're fired".
cazalla: <mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo in retrospect i suppose that's not so easily distinguished. it was just about at that time trhat i moved to amd <<< and so i ask that whatever problems there are with intel, why is AMD not affected?
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> dude... this shit. i simply fail to comprehend how this works. << At the time there were two BSD source branches of note. Derp(free)BSD swiftly went off the rails. Herp(Net)BSD aknowledged the non-i386 world. Either way to even read the "Open" source you needed an in. Theo's WoT allowed him to read Herp.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> "politics is a waste of time" is the sister idiocy to "i don't feel math is useful for real life". << Seriously, shares most of the same stakes as war, but minus bloodshed
assbot: Pack of hounds attack Chinese man's car after he kicks sleeping dog - Asia - World - The Independent ... ( http://bit.ly/18NHSS0 )
mircea_popescu: "politics is a waste of time" is the sister idiocy to "i don't feel math is useful for real life".
BingoBoingo: And yet Open Source is the most political thing this millenium: That's good. Frankly, neither do we, nor have we ever. Politics is a waste of time, for the most part.
mircea_popescu: why would anyone a) wish to do any work for these folks or b) hold title issued by them in any regard ? it's nil.
mircea_popescu: so... you own a team, which you paid for, but we will revoke the title because you said nigger.
mircea_popescu: "We regret having to do this, because you have done a significant amount of very good work for the project. In spite of that, we can no longer condone your behaviour."
mircea_popescu: funkenstein_ kay, so : post a btc address, i'll send you a btc, buy logs at 333 per. should get you 300k or so. you can hold on to them for me.
BingoBoingo: 1990's NetBSD seems almost the canonical example of a poor heirarchy hindering an Open Source effort
funkenstein_: i'd be interested to hear that argument. my evidence is simply the number of people who have learned it.
mircea_popescu: nubbins` swears the same re korean.
funkenstein_: empirically the worlds easiest language
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Yes but it is nice to read the emails and have names Hero Adam Glass quit NetBSD because he couldn't take Theo being shitgnomed in the name of politeness. Chris G Demetriou was the avatar of politeness who contacted theo on the importance of avoiding STFU in the name of adoption
funkenstein_: hardly. I spent some time there though, can get around.
mircea_popescu: basically, de radt got rhodesia'd out of bsd. this is coherent with the summary i recall.
mircea_popescu: "Finally, it is clear that for the project to be a success, we must promote a positive environment for both users and developers. If we continue to allow you, an official representative of the NetBSD project, to behave in this manner, we create the perception that we approve of your behaviour. That perception is damaging to the project and cannot be allowed to persist."
funkenstein_: boingo, pre openbsd then?
BingoBoingo: funkenstein_: This was from back when Theo was a serf attached to a project some derps forked off of 4.4BSD lite, and the only alternative was the still less functional FreeBSD fork.
mircea_popescu: so a bitcoin buys me you say 100k or so out of the 28mn total, 6mn current ?
funkenstein_: cap is 28 million but it will take a very long time to get there ;)
mircea_popescu: funkenstein_ and what's the cap again ? or was there a cap ?
funkenstein_: that doesn't sound the the Theo reputation
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: No, from http://www.theos.com/deraadt/coremail.html reading history.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: At the time I just had a gut discomfort with the idea of computing machines being distinuishable in that way. Felt processors of type and rating should be fungible.
mircea_popescu: how many are there ?
funkenstein_: 02:24:04 mircea_popescu: speaking of which, yo funkenstein_ how much woodcoins does a btc buy me ? <-- a couple percent of them all
BingoBoingo: that you in no way annoy, ruffle, tweak, perturb, piss off, piss on, bugger, etc., any users, developers, or potential developers of NetBSD, unless they specifically ask you to. That's what got us to this point to begin with, really. Do you think you can manage _that_? I.e. are you willing to "just say no" to flaming people, however idiotic they may be?
BingoBoingo: For the record this is the meat of the last message on a mailing list to theo before other people started resigning around him with nowhere to go: What i am concerned about: (1) if you're going to be working on a large portion ofthe source tree, e.g. the sparc port or large amounts of code outside of it, you need to be in "reasonable touch" with us. Do you think that will be difficult for you or us to do? (2) I want to be _sure_
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo in retrospect i suppose that's not so easily distinguished. it was just about at that time trhat i moved to amd, and never bought intel again. the number thing played a part.
mircea_popescu: but it's not at all what i meant. i just meant, it's to be expected, and as far as possible excused, that people old enough wouldn't immediately see where the fox is at.
funkenstein_: is that true? i thought maybe it was just me being clueless before then
ben_vulpes: kids on the internet pre 2001 are the only useful ones, provided they didn't form opinions until 2003?
BingoBoingo: I had a dislike of intel since reading about the pentium III serial number in a magazine well before I had any computer.
mircea_popescu: people who formed their ideas about the world prior - be it jws or esr or anyone else, would show remarkable blindness to the relevant issues, which are exactly above.
mircea_popescu: in fairness, i suppose the burning hatred of usg and its many agencies (such as apple) that informs us is really a very novel thing.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Loves Apple. Only cares about source being available. Hates Linux in practice. Been keeping up the blog forever and posting rather infrequently. Almost has to be ESR.
gribble: The operation succeeded.
BingoBoingo: ;;later tell danielpbarron Remember if you read that archive that Until Theo forked OpenBSD into being that public CVS read access wasn't a thing anywhere yet. 1994 was a helluva year
BingoBoingo: The trollaxorguy seems to ape what everyone suspects to be Mr. E. S. Raymond's id almost perfectly
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: OSX fanboism since the birth of OSuX
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: It's a good example of practicing the long troll
cazalla: mircea_popescu, the neighbour of cousins i use to play with often as a kid owned 2 of them.. inevitably when playing cricket, a ball would go over the fence and we'd have a discussion of who was going over the fence to get it
gribble: The operation succeeded.
BingoBoingo: ;;later tell danielpbarron http://www.theos.com/deraadt/coremail.html << I have a feeling you would love this reading material
mircea_popescu: (We can only be glad there is no daylight loan time, or we would face decades of too much daylight, only to be faced with a few years of total darkness to make up for it.)
assbot: Logged on 15-03-2015 04:00:47; thestringpuller: something like that. got them in 2013 when I recovered a Eulora post I had cached
assbot: Logged on 15-03-2015 03:58:03; Bagels7: yeah I figure I'll be totally brainwashed by the time i have 9k credits left, it already triggers me in a state of mind where I think I deserve to be abused and started to have relationship issues
assbot: trollaxor.com: The Open Source Mullet ... ( http://bit.ly/18NzDFC )
BingoBoingo: Everyone is sick. There's just an incredible variety of sick people experience.
BingoBoingo: cazalla: Went out to dinner with the brother tonight, and he was talking shop.
Bagels7: well i havent done crack in 19 months, at the time i got lucky with calls i guess and it's not like i had the cash all at once
cazalla: Bagels7, how do you afford the drugs but not dental work?
BingoBoingo: Bagels7: Most of my Brother's "clients" he fits for dentures are around 35
Bagels7: is that for people with real jobs, I need a crown and root canals which will be over 2000 dollars (1500 USD) but im in the xenophobic quebec part. This province is some sort of dictatorship board that drains the country
thestringpuller: kid at my last job was into Dogecoin for the lulz but the second he purchased a scrypt ASIC I was like "well...uh, this is a lost cause..."
danielpbarron: i actually paid for someone else's credits one time -- a total stranger. the guy at the local juice bar who expressed interest in bitcoin and started talking about mining dogecoin
danielpbarron: is it like.. bad to admit actually paying for them or something?
thestringpuller: something like that. got them in 2013 when I recovered a Eulora post I had cached
thestringpuller: danielpbarron: 17.9k but I didn't pay for them
Bagels7: probably for the best in your case of anarchist passions and social idiocy
danielpbarron: well i'm at 8.8k and i'm full blown brainwashed if you ask anyone on the forums
Bagels7: yeah I figure I'll be totally brainwashed by the time i have 9k credits left, it already triggers me in a state of mind where I think I deserve to be abused and started to have relationship issues
Bagels7: Oh dpb, why did you voice me, you know everyone here is way smarter than me, well at least the regulars
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> sounds more like a gay spat than anything, two people who figured "they" were the embassy or something. << If this was their opening it wouldn't make the cut. But the part where it is closing isn't. Everything else is hedged appropriately.
gribble: The operation succeeded.
danielpbarron: i have mixed feelings about the price going up, but generally i'd rather it not seeing as how I'd like more opportunity to get it cheap
thestringpuller: the price drops 10 bucks and people freak out now?
danielpbarron: the guy was trying to convince me that the price was effect by the moon
danielpbarron: oh huh, assbot grabbed the selected tweet that time.. inconsistent bastard!
danielpbarron: ah i thought that whaleclub sounded familiar; i talked to those guys when they were on google hangouts one time https://twitter.com/danielpbarron/statuses/505781493239910400
ben_vulpes: probably the right thing to do is to draw the parallel between braindead altcoin 'creators' and braindead copypasty ransomware operators. script kiddies, the lot of 'em.

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