00:00:53 idk if you fixed it 00:00:56 you used to run 00:00:57 the vuln cgitr 00:01:01 that had bof 00:01:17 is the current cgit in repo vuln? 00:01:24 because according to git there are no updates 00:01:32 n because that mempodipper dude whitehatted it 00:05:18 loggy, pointer? 00:05:18 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/2013-02-07#T00-05-18 00:05:32 okay, day rollover works too 00:10:09 *** Anonymous_3102 (Anonymous_@cryto-5B79FCC0.hsd1.oh.comcast.net) has joined #crytocc 00:11:42 loggy, %d? 00:11:52 *** Anonymous_3102 has quit (User quit: Page closed) 00:12:33 haha 00:15:49 had to try 00:15:53 already had one bot vuln to this today 00:15:57 so I suppose nobody knows how to properly convert a mysql dump into a postgresql restore file? 00:16:10 its called sed awk and that one other thing 00:16:13 wait no 00:16:17 perl 00:16:22 thats the thing 00:16:23 use it 00:16:29 ryan: I can link you to the source 00:16:35 have you tried something very weird called a search on the internet? :P lol nah jsut kidding - I dont know sorry :P 00:16:38 actually, loggy can 00:16:42 loggy, help? 00:16:42 I'm a Python IRC logging bot. Source: http://inamidst.com/code/loggy.py Logging to: http://wire.cryto.net/logs/ 00:17:42 I searched already. nothing but vague bullshit as if people already know exactly how to do this manually. And all the scripts fail miserably. 00:17:56 wh1t3r4bb1t: what I am curious about 00:17:59 I don't like python but I don't think python likes utf8 00:18:04 8q"˶e1Vsb|i1 >I[] 00:18:05 !!I*~id'qL2"Vk{Q𬦾,g 00:18:05 ;@6u6CܣZT Ai.+U6O"c6Hbx9a+x !+m!37 ږ<{S({&}N0Me&s`;h+h3%fx5o 00:18:06 isn't SQL a more or less standard format? 00:18:20 yes it is 00:18:21 so couldn't you just import a mysql dump into postgre? 00:18:23 No 00:18:31 kind of 00:18:38 No 00:18:40 yes 00:18:48 Fuck you ryan 00:18:54 o omk 00:18:57 ok* 00:19:02 sigh 00:19:04 wh1t3r4bb1t, be nice 00:19:05 You are ignorant and as such going on the ignorant list 00:19:09 people are trying to help you here 00:19:24 what happened when you tried to import mysql dump into postgre? 00:19:37 No he's being ignorant 00:19:42 how so? 00:19:46 wh1t3r4bb1t: no, he's not 00:19:54 what happened when you tried to import mysql dump into postgre? 00:20:02 Ok, joepie91, I get an error saying that it is not a valid file 00:20:10 file..? 00:20:16 have you tried just running it as a query? 00:20:19 So I tried using a perl script I downloaded 00:20:24 a .sql dump is essentially a giant query 00:20:27 I... what 00:20:28 or multiple, actually 00:20:29 archive* 00:21:38 Yes but the SQL for mysql and postgre are different enough to cause incompatibility in the dump and restore 00:22:23 So I'm probably going to have to hand write the postgresql statements unless I can find a conversion tool that isn'y written half assed 00:22:44 you can probably just sed most of the queries to be compatible with postresql 00:22:57 or just make a script to convert it to some flatfile format you can easily convert to postresql 00:23:05 wh1t3r4bb1t: what in particular does it choke on? 00:23:10 if you run it as query, it should indicate around where it failed 00:23:32 NP: [Drivin' N' Cryin' - Chain Reaction] [Fly Me Courageous] [922kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 00:24:26 I even used the option --compatible=postgresql in my dump command 00:24:46 wh1t3r4bb1t: stupid question maybe, but have you tried without that flag? 00:24:50 just to see what happens 00:25:10 It's not choking on the conversion within the script but it's converting things to invalid postgre statements 00:25:23 Yes 00:25:30 tries it both ways 00:25:47 what error do you get when you import a non-postgresql-formatted .sql into postgresql, as a query, without any import tools? 00:25:56 I wonder 00:26:02 How are you importing that dump? 00:26:54 Well, I'm using pg_restore and I get this error: pg_restore: [archiver] input file does not appear to be a valid archive 00:27:34 ... have you *tried* running it as a query yet? 00:28:11 You mean with ececute? 00:28:16 execute* 00:28:43 thaaats expecting a targz or zip or so 00:28:43 No 00:29:03 hmmm 00:29:09 well, uh, running it with exec or so is kinda what they asked earlier 00:29:09 ok brb 00:29:21 that's what importing sql data is 00:33:12 NP: [Drivin' N' Cryin' - Let's Go Dancing] [Fly Me Courageous] [884kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 00:33:31 Tried it in a tar 00:33:40 errr from a tar 00:33:49 pg_restore: [tar archiver] could not find header for file toc.dat in tar archive 00:33:53 .. 00:33:59 wh1t3r4bb1t: just run it as a query 00:34:02 stop trying to use the restore thing 00:34:02 dude 00:34:03 ^ 00:34:04 fucking hell 00:34:08 really 00:34:11 you could've had this done 10 minutes ago 00:34:14 just run the thing as one giant query 00:34:33 (because that's what IT IS!_ 00:35:02 NP: [Dual Core - All The Things] [All The Things] [891kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 00:35:55 postresqlclientshit << three <'s? 00:37:36 s/< good point 00:37:55 I was wondering if there was some funky syntax in bash I was not aware of, haha 00:38:01 lady-3jane, I'm fucking tired and I don't need your cuntism 00:38:05 bash and perl remain hieroglyphs to me and probably always will be... 00:38:08 Shut the fuck up 00:38:14 wh1t3r4bb1t: I suggest you go to sleep and continue tomorrow 00:38:28 when you are so tired that you start shouting at everyone that's trying to help you, you probably really need sleep 00:38:35 <<< is just stdin 00:38:44 and it's more beneficial to the general atmosphere of the channel to continue when awake 00:38:48 wall<< ahh, cool 00:39:15 I was going to say "it's like cat"... wasn't far off :D 00:39:30 I'm fine. I just don't need people being asses 00:39:44 we're not, we've been nicer than previous times 00:39:46 I reckon only person here being an ass would be you 00:39:48 wh1t3r4bb1t: noone here is being an ass except for you, right now 00:40:06 somebody needs to go smoke a bowl >_> 00:40:13 I know I can run it as a query but I still need to convert the statements 00:40:13 as I said, what you need right now is sleep, not advice 00:41:05 No, I need to import this data. 00:41:10 And I will 00:41:31 put it in as one giant query, report back 00:41:40 *** drwoollynipples has quit (User quit: Leaving) 00:41:45 There ain't no rest for the wicked. 00:42:00 wh1t3r4bb1t: then I recommend you either follow the instructions given by various (helpful) users in this channel and keep back your nasty remarks, or try to get it fixed on your own 00:42:11 because I don't really get the idea that anyone here is enjoying your current mood/attitude 00:42:53 NP: [The White Stripes - The Hardest Button To Button] [Elephant] [820kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 00:43:56 Rewriting statements to work in postgre 00:44:27 Quick question... Has anyone here actually used postgre before, extensively? 00:44:55 not me, but how about you just try to import it *without* trying to rewrite things 00:45:02 1. export as mysql dump 00:45:07 2. run as query against postgresql 00:45:09 3. await results 00:45:11 4. ???? 00:45:14 5. boom or profit 00:45:22 go for the simplest attempt first 00:45:28 Because you can't do that. 00:45:36 wh1t3r4bb1t: have you tried it? 00:45:39 And that's lazy. 00:45:52 because I am running out of possible permutations to instruct you to JUST RUN THE DAMN THING. 00:45:57 and see what happens. 00:46:09 so, have you tried it or not? 00:46:28 Read about it like I have. No it won't work so stop arguing that. 00:46:42 I'd figure it might just work, since it's Standard Query Language 00:46:42 wh1t3r4bb1t: so no? 00:46:44 do it first 00:46:45 seriously 00:46:51 stop being stubborn and just run the damn query already 00:46:53 or structured? 00:46:53 shit 00:47:13 structured it is 00:47:16 lmao 00:47:23 Right do something that I read not to do from several sources... sure great idea. not. 00:47:37 wh1t3r4bb1t: JUST. FUCKING. DO. IT. ALREADY. 00:47:42 it's not going to blow up your fucking server 00:47:44 everything you read on the internet is truth 00:47:45 nor is it going to delete your dump 00:47:50 just fucking run the query 00:47:53 if it breaks you'll know in 10 seconds 00:47:59 and you can try something else 00:48:02 just run the goddamn thing already 00:48:04 I'll rud the statements once they are proper for postgre 00:48:18 okay, then I am not going to make any further attempts at helping you 00:48:22 it doesn't break it fucks up the database. 00:48:32 since you clearly have no interest of following the advice of those youa re asking for help 00:48:36 wh1t3r4bb1t: no, it fucking doesn't 00:48:46 if it doesn't work, it'll throw a fucking syntax error you idiot 00:48:50 that's how SQL engines are designed 00:49:45 either you try to run a standard mysql dump right now and report back the result, or this is the last thing I will say on this topic and you're on your own 00:49:52 your choice 00:50:14 grrr 01:11:08 wh1t3r4bb1t: he is right. SQL is transactional. If your THAT worried about damaging the database run the whole thing in a transaction and rollback at the very end, just so you can see how it goes 01:11:31 twitchyliquid64: be careful with that 01:11:38 myisam is most definitely *not* transactional 01:11:38 haha 01:11:47 im doing this @ command line 01:11:50 most engines do transactions, but SQL is definitely not transactional by default 01:11:57 wh1t3r4bb1t: that doesn't matter 01:11:59 brb food and attempts 01:12:05 its an engine feature 01:12:10 roger that 01:12:13 not a library feature 01:12:28 twitchyliquid64: actually I think InnoDB is the only mysql engine that does transactions 01:12:40 unfortunately 01:13:04 postgre is transactional 01:14:35 that's what I would have expected, yes, otherwise it probably wouldn't be used for financial transactions :P 01:14:40 it would worry me if it weren't 01:15:06 food make tummy happy 01:15:20 I suspect food also makes channel happy :P 01:15:23 even sqlite has transactions 01:15:32 ie: BEGIN, ROLLBACK, COMMIT 01:19:12 neat, I didn't know that's what transactional meant 01:19:18 loggy, pointer? 01:19:18 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/2013-02-07#T01-19-18 01:21:05 aaaahahahaha firefox apparently had crashing issues on facebook 01:21:13 that's part of what 18.0.2 is 01:21:14 LULZ 01:21:22 lol 01:21:25 loggy, rollover! 01:21:26 no, wait 01:21:32 that's ALL of what 18.0.2 is 01:21:35 wh1t3r4bb1t: you're doing it wrong 01:21:35 hahahahaha oh man 01:21:40 loggy, barrel roll! 01:21:44 :P 01:21:51 sad panda 01:22:02 :3 01:22:10 whiiich reminds me, when is ff19 due 01:22:24 I'm glad firefox has gone rapid release, it's getting better so much more quickly 01:22:34 loggy, find precious! 01:22:46 loggy:) DICKS 01:22:55 * joepie91 should mod loggy to make random asshole remark when highlighted with invalid command 01:22:58 :P 01:23:02 yes 01:23:07 absofuckinglutely 01:23:09 lady-3jane: it does not recognize :) 01:23:17 the more sarcastic the better 01:23:21 haha 01:23:23 I know, most people don't recognize it either 01:23:29 hahaha 01:23:40 I found it from someone in a chan... cause it's a smile! 01:23:51 lady-3jane: your nick suffix is beyond a turing-test 01:23:54 even humans fail to pass it! 01:24:13 ffuuuuuuuuu 01:24:29 humans must be fickle 01:24:45 they'd parse it aplomb if only it was prefixed by a space 01:25:10 oh, ff19 ships this month 01:25:18 coming to think of it, human mind isn't very well-calibrated 01:25:24 or maybe, too calibrated 01:25:50 it's fuzzy 01:26:08 wow, ff is removing xforms 01:26:16 xforms? 01:26:23 xml form schema 01:26:46 hahaha 01:26:46 lady-3jane: okay, is it important? 01:26:49 For the record statements made via the mysql dump will not work in postgresql 01:26:57 wh1t3r4bb1t: what does it break on? 01:27:16 I think it's not widely used or adopted by developers, so they're taking it out 01:27:20 Not only have I read this several time but I just tried it to make joepie91 happy. 01:27:30 w3c spec that failed the test of public opinion 01:27:34 the first line 01:27:43 wh1t3r4bb1t: yes, but with what error? 01:27:58 lady-3jane: I have a feeling all of w3c is starting to fail the test of public opinion, to be perfectly honest... 01:28:03 ERROR: syntax error at or near "`" 01:28:10 ... you have got to be kidding me 01:28:20 does postgresql not support backtick fieldname syntax? 01:28:25 I need to rewrite the statements as I told you a thousand times. 01:28:25 or is that a tablename? 01:28:42 So, now can I get some credit for being right and doing my homework? 01:28:57 yes 01:29:11 but I am really quite curious *why* it fails because I was under the impression that `` is standard syntax 01:29:13 joepie91:) to a certain degree I agree... but some of the times where groups are running against the spec are annoying... eg: microsofts competing webrtc clone 01:29:27 lady-3jane: the problem isn't with the specs, but with w3c 01:29:37 `` are standard for mysql 01:29:50 in postgre you need to use " 01:29:54 in an environment where a new platform can rise to massive proportions and die down entirely, all within 6 months, a 2-3 year period for discussing a spec is ridiculous 01:29:57 or double single quotes 01:30:03 wh1t3r4bb1t: for field/table names? 01:30:06 it's a pain in the ass 01:30:16 for any naming 01:30:20 what the hell 01:30:28 and even field contents 01:30:44 field contents is normal 01:30:46 it's called the double single quote escaping 01:30:57 or some shit like that 01:31:15 http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Things_to_find_out_about_when_moving_from_MySQL_to_PostgreSQL 01:31:15 right 01:32:25 tried replacing all ` with "? 01:32:36 oh, in other words mysql sucks dick still 01:32:58 oh it's sunset 01:32:58 so eh, santrex, about that migration 01:32:59 ... 01:33:06 I still see fireball relinking every day 01:33:08 no wonder my screen is turning orange 01:33:11 so it's gotten significantly less stable 01:33:15 but still hasn't been migrated 01:33:17 wtf santrex 01:33:21 e.e 01:33:23 lady-3jane: heh 01:33:35 It's not the actual sunset, it's f.lux 01:33:54 http://stereopsis.com/flux/ 01:34:06 ofc 01:34:08 * joepie91 uses flux 01:34:17 just checkin 01:34:18 :) 01:34:29 I need to figure a proper night time color 01:34:44 pretty sure I need to set it to flourescent because of my overhead light 01:35:01 mmm 01:35:05 also, I should get back to work 01:35:12 finally have a functional hypervm setup 01:35:19 or well, as functional as hypervm gets in its intended state 01:35:30 (...) 01:36:30 joepie91, that... and this > http://www.postgresql.org/files/documentation/pdf/9.2/postgresql-9.2-A4.pdf 01:36:45 * joepie91 gives that URL the evil eye 01:36:46 pdf... 01:37:11 lol it's called a manual 01:37:13 my god 01:37:15 that's a fucking book 01:37:18 ._. 01:37:38 I'm sorry what? 01:37:40 2.6k pages? 01:37:45 I'll print and bind it when I gets me some more paper reams 01:37:49 two point six thousand pages? 01:37:53 really? 01:38:31 Yep. 01:38:42 I'm going to read the WHOLE thing. 01:38:48 Now. 01:39:17 I would not recommend that. 01:47:53 *** Anon_3102 (Anon_3102@cryto-5B79FCC0.hsd1.oh.comcast.net) has joined #crytocc 01:48:41 I got this 01:49:15 got what? 01:49:49 handled 01:56:32 wh1t3r4bb1t, have you tried http://pypi.python.org/pypi/py-mysql2pgsql 02:02:51 that sounds awesome 02:13:33 I'm only converting 5 empty tables and one populated table that has 17 entries so manually rewriting isn't so bad but for future referance that's a great link 02:14:29 I was just pissed off to find out that mysql is fucking retarded and used non-standard methods for EVERYTHING! 02:18:28 best way to force a system on people: make it proprietary 02:18:53 I always liked postgre just cause it was so "boring" in that regard 02:22:55 *** Akfreeworld has quit (Ping timeout) 02:29:57 wh1t3r4bb1t: I noticed that your mood greatly increased with food 02:30:05 you should eat more often :D 02:30:19 on a more serious note though 02:30:30 if one gets very grumpy when hungry, that's often an indication that one doesn't eat enough or varied enough 02:30:36 in my experience 02:31:50 I have a friend like that, but she's... got funky genetic issues lmao 02:32:12 She goes airheaded 15 minutes before she should eat, at the end of that 15m window she turns into a raging bitch 02:32:23 I learned quickly to indicate ahead of time that she needed food 02:32:23 :> 02:32:46 I think she likes being around me, because she's suddenly always fed when she needs to be :D 02:34:55 joepie91:) new chrome fixes pepper flash problem :) 02:38:25 lady-3jane: does she have diabeties? Because that flag goes up in my head when I hear that 02:43:20 twitchyliquid64, 02:43:33 yes AnonForecast_ 02:43:58 *** Professor_Xavier (5280cc2b@ProfessorXavier-10445.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 02:44:01 were trying to get the relay bot running but were stuck on the VPS step 02:44:15 ok 02:44:23 whats wrong? 02:44:28 twitchyliquid64:) nah, she's just very broken 02:44:29 like, whats going wrong? 02:44:36 loootsa genetic problems 02:44:38 The server apparently not have ssh... 02:44:43 WTF 02:44:47 that's... worrying 02:44:48 to put it nicely 02:44:52 also 02:44:57 in case any of you missed it 02:45:01 this channel is now being publicly logged 02:45:04 ^ 02:45:11 prefix a message with [off] if you wish a message to be ignored by the public logbot 02:45:19 http://wire.cryto.net/logs 02:45:22 thats interesting 02:45:30 np, thanks joe 02:45:52 today is broken 02:45:57 I know 02:45:58 have to remove it 02:46:00 or something 02:46:00 * lady-3jane grins 02:46:05 the bot simply doesn't write a today.txt 02:46:09 Hi mom! 02:46:14 LOOK IM ON TV!!!! 02:46:26 lol 02:46:28 AnonForecast_: A server that doesnt have SSH or some form of shell is a shit server, and should be killed. 02:46:44 (unless headless and preconfigured) 02:47:15 The problem is that yesterday other guy put some things on the server, and today when I was to enter, the ssh port refused me. 02:47:30 Professor_Xavier: so it does have ssh 02:47:40 but the other guy 'bricked it'you have two options 02:47:41 Professor_Xavier: is it openvz? 02:47:49 I know, I think that a VPS MUST have ssh... 02:47:59 if you don't know, was it cheap for the amount of resources? 02:47:59 The owner of the server is AnonForecast_ 02:48:00 you can either use the VPS providers' shell thingy 02:48:02 if yes, it's probably openvz 02:48:08 or you can wipe it and do a fresh install 02:48:18 (the former is obviously preferable) 02:48:46 I believe the proper name of the former is 'serial console' 02:49:46 that depends 02:49:53 Idk... 02:49:56 technically speaking, a serial console is a physical device 02:50:12 you're usually either speaking of a 'shell dropper' (openvz) or VNC (KVM, Xen) 02:50:14 its virtualised 02:50:26 it still speaks the serial protocol 02:50:45 I... strongly doubt it 02:51:21 lmfao. 02:52:05 The other guy is afk (in theory)... 02:52:06 o.o 02:52:16 why cant SRN just revive? 02:52:33 *** AnonForecast_ is now known as AnonForecast 02:53:51 because DICKS 02:56:09 Its possible that the ssh daemon isn't running? 02:56:19 or changed the port 02:56:50 either port changed, or someone fucked up the iptables config 02:56:53 those are the most likely issues 02:57:06 such as trying to set up whitelisting and forgetting to whitelist port 22 02:57:28 Yep, I scanned the server with nmap but only showed me the '80' and '44088' 02:57:30 (happens.) 02:57:37 what's 44088? 02:58:02 TCP 02:59:04 omfg 02:59:23 er 03:00:00 I tried the 44088 port, apparently works. 03:01:15 there you go 03:02:21 Tnx! 03:03:29 OMFFFFFFFFG. Can't pase a fucking euro sign into the database commandline??? WTF??? 03:03:37 This is 2013 right? 03:04:00 your terminal 03:04:09 is probs in wrong mode 03:05:03 *** T0R_till (T0R_till@cryto-454686D9.compute-1.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 03:05:35 Yep. 03:06:11 [occupy@edge13 hypervm-migrate]$ python testmigrate.py 03:06:11 Starting session... 03:06:11 Logging in... Logged in! 03:06:11 Starting transfer... Transfer of test.vm to x failed. 03:06:12 damnit 03:06:15 :| 03:06:26 *** T0R_till has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 03:06:35 What "mode" should it be in? And why is € a 7 place left arrow? 03:07:17 mmmm http://youtu.be/w8n_6kogj2Y 03:07:23 superbowl blackout was "not hacking"? http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50140371n 03:07:43 just gross incompetence 03:08:06 didnt OpLastResort claim it? 03:08:17 awfully coincedental 03:09:56 [occupy@edge13 hypervm-migrate]$ python testmigrate.py 03:09:56 Starting session... 03:09:56 Logging in... Logged in! 03:09:56 Starting transfer... Transfer of test.vm to x initiated. 03:09:56 yay 03:15:30 :> 03:16:33 I'm in fucking UTF-8 what the fuck is up with not being able to paste GBP symbols...? 03:17:01 Solution, kill ever body in the world 03:17:06 Dubstep 03:17:37 you're probably trying to paste a non-utf8 gbp symbol 03:17:38 or something 03:17:41 idk 03:17:45 I hate encodings 03:17:57 as in, a part of me dies every time I have to work with anything related to it 03:17:58 :| 03:19:59 when I paste the ¥ symbol also nothing 03:20:18 fucking cock sucking mother fucking faggot ass piece of shit! 03:21:53 Anytime I put £ in the terminal window it displays # and then goes to a new prompt line 03:27:37 I officially hate postgre 03:27:40 howso? 03:28:16 it's way too dificult to fucking manage and do DB shit from command line 03:28:34 why are you not using phppgadmin? 03:28:40 specially when terminal is being a completely usless POS. 03:28:55 the mysql terminal utility is also a useless POS 03:28:57 hence phpmyadmin 03:29:30 because I cant figure out how to setup phppgadmin 03:29:48 the doc on iy is complete junk 03:30:30 *** rewqer has quit (Ping timeout) 03:30:38 I set it up on mac and it's functionality on my mac is fucking incoprhendable 03:31:06 mac isn't exactly the best platform to develop on 03:38:41 It's better than PC. MS products suck IMO. 03:39:21 PC? MS? 03:39:24 you're confusing two things there 03:39:30 a PC is a Personal Computer 03:39:33 not an OS 03:39:37 what you probably meant was Windows 03:40:06 (and I know Apple *really* likes to differentiate between "Apple" and "PC" as if it's somehow something special, but that's really just marketing) 03:40:35 Well, maybe I'm generalizing 03:40:46 no, it's literally just incorrect word usage 03:40:50 :P 03:40:57 But MAC OS is linux based which is a far cry from shity MS 03:41:01 ..wat? 03:41:04 no it isn't 03:41:10 OS X is BSD based last time I checked 03:41:18 and honestly 03:41:25 judging from the complaints I hear over developers on OS X 03:41:30 and my own experience with developing on Windows 03:41:33 OS X actually seems to be worse 03:41:41 because of the total lack of support community around developing-on-OS-X 03:41:50 despite better stability 03:42:27 Ok well anyways I need step by step instructions on how to make phppgadmin accessable via browser on my VPS 03:42:31 it's installed 03:42:34 Hi again guys. 03:42:38 so now what? lol 03:43:05 I can't really help further than "set up webserver with PHP, install phppgadmin, follow included README" 03:43:07 We are in the serial console of the server, i think that the ssh service is not running. 03:43:09 OMG Professor_Xavier I can hear your thoughts! 03:43:12 that works for 99% of things 03:44:19 Anyway, we can enter to the control panel with the root user and password, but when we enter in the serial console it ask us for other user and password, the default text is console_[somenumbersandletters] 03:44:23 Any idea? 03:45:14 you get assigned a temporary user 03:45:15 to SSH in 03:45:22 follow the instructions in the panel 03:46:42 Umh? But the 22 port is closed, when we enter in the serial console only shows us the login window and the console behind. 03:47:46 follow. the. instructions. 03:47:53 it gives you a host, port, and login details 03:47:55 read it again 03:48:00 click around if need be 03:48:48 In the instructions in where the user and password are, tells that the SSH port is the 22, but don't works... 03:49:12 The user and password works well in the control panel. 03:49:13 sigh 03:49:15 Professor_Xavier 03:49:19 what host are you SSHing to 03:49:42 The IP? 03:49:42 let me guess 03:49:43 your VPS 03:49:50 as I already said twice now 03:49:52 read the instructions 03:49:54 YOU ARE GIVEN A HOST. 03:49:59 that is not your VPS 03:50:02 * joepie91 sighs 03:50:03 And I used that host. 03:50:10 then there is no reason for it not to work 03:50:22 Ya... 03:50:47 For that I would like to enter in the serial console and see if the daemon is running. 03:51:01 Better call they? 03:51:36 that host, that port 03:51:38 that is shown there 03:51:40 but the ones in your panel 03:51:45 in that location 03:52:05 if that doesn't work there's a far bigger problem than your VPS being inaccessible and you should probably be talking to the support dept of your host 03:52:25 Umh, ill check that. 03:58:50 mmmf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doJvBa-iMzw 04:01:13 I love this 5 seconds http://youtu.be/doJvBa-iMzw?t=3m22s 04:02:08 Wholey fucking shit I got it to work. 04:02:33 For the love of all that is dubstep. 04:03:33 the music here is alright, but the comment chain is pure gold http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRiXArl2FuY 04:05:03 end of israel palestine war :: "Could your tribe please stop plotting against us?" "done" 04:05:11 "Awesome... Let's now do that chair dance thingy." 04:06:30 NP: [Rihanna - Shut Up and Drive] [Good Girl Gone Bad] [1032kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 04:13:46 wh1t3r4bb1t: congratz! 04:13:48 :) 04:16:58 This dubstep helps me think right 04:17:33 Strange Behavior by Feed Me 04:20:19 wh1t3r4bb1t: I like this 04:20:37 :D 04:27:30 Trivia question... how many characters are in a signed four-byte integer? 04:28:44 "a signed four-byte integer" = str(26) 04:28:48 :P 04:31:35 :D 04:33:37 Ruffneck (FULL Flex) 04:33:37 by Skrillex 04:34:48 * joepie91 is not a fan of skrillex 04:34:58 ah look at that 04:35:04 I already had a 'Feed Me' track in my favorites 04:36:24 And my postgresql DB is officially ready to be tested with PDO and pg_ - I'm thinking PDO will be easier once I get used to it. 04:36:32 SKRILLEX 04:36:39 IS 04:36:51 SPIN SPIN DICKS 04:38:05 I produce music but not dubstep. My forte is house, trance and indy dance. 04:38:49 NP: [Skrillex - The Devil's Den (Original Mix)] [Bangarang EP] [1130kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 04:38:53 om nom nom 04:41:04 so 04:41:10 I'm thinking of spending a day or two on learning pixel art 04:41:14 y/n 04:41:31 y 04:43:57 *** Professor_Xavier has quit (User quit: http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client) 04:50:23 y 04:53:41 Given enough time, hydrogen starts to wonder where it came from, and where it is going. 04:53:41 Edward R. Harrison 04:53:43 :3 04:54:01 Ok so should I do all my inserts updates and delets with transactions and use query for all my retrievals? 04:58:07 lady-3jane: ha 04:58:13 wh1t3r4bb1t: I would say so, yes 04:58:21 don't forget to rollback if something fails 04:58:33 sounds "duh", but easy to fuck up 04:58:34 a beautiful song about love... 04:58:38 Raise Your Weapon 04:58:38 by Deadmau5 04:59:04 This is how love has always been for me. 04:59:27 I tell them women in my life... fine... raise your weapon. 05:04:39 this is my love song: https://vimeo.com/4196008 05:08:59 or, really, that entire cd 05:09:02 NP: [Live - Sparkle] [The Distance To Here] [1059kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 05:13:10 I forgot about that song... Damn that's old school. 05:14:20 Anyways, back to the present. 05:18:33 PDO = Beer 05:18:36 errr wait 05:18:41 Beer = PDO 05:18:57 No no... Peer = BDO 05:19:04 *** Anon_3102 has parted #crytocc () 05:19:06 Yes that's it. 05:20:04 okay, I think it's about time to sleep 05:20:29 I trust that you guys will inform anyone that returns to the channel while I am asleep, that this is a publicly logged channel :) 05:20:57 Hell no 05:21:07 I wanna see people get caught up 05:21:32 wh1t3r4bb1t: rather not 05:21:33 means more work for me 05:21:36 having to scrub logs later 05:22:10 Ok I'll wait till they fuck up then tell em. 05:22:13 * wh1t3r4bb1t giggles 05:23:23 In For The Kill (Skrillex Remix) 05:23:23 by La Roux 05:23:43 Anothe great modern love song. 05:36:47 lettuce, tomato, cheese, ham, salt, pepper, bread. Sammich! 06:03:31 *** HellFawker (HellFawker@HellFawker.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 06:05:37 *** drwoollynipples (doctor@cryto-18FB1FE5.bu.edu) has joined #crytocc 06:19:43 *** HellFawker has quit (User quit: Leaving) 06:58:23 *** drwoollynipples has quit (User quit: Leaving) 07:49:34 *** Cryto293 (Cryto293@cryto-2D6BEB6A.lv.lv.cox.net) has joined #crytocc 07:52:10 *** naSignal (onSams@naSignal.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 07:55:09 *** Cryto293 has quit (User quit: Page closed) 08:15:51 Anyone awake of did you all pass out like children. 08:15:52 ? 08:15:55 ! 08:16:35 loggey, status. 08:19:08 Moar beeeeeer. Yup I'm drunk. What the hell are you gonna do about it? Huh? 08:38:05 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQnIiT6BbBk 08:38:10 ^ nice shizlles 09:02:45 *** Cryto840 (Cryto840@cryto-C7D06C5C.lnse1.woo.bigpond.net.au) has joined #crytocc 09:02:53 *** Cryto840 has parted #crytocc () 09:35:25 *** naSignal has quit (User quit: Me outa here) 11:05:04 *** THX1337b (THX1337b@cryto-454686D9.compute-1.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 11:06:26 *** THX1337b has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 11:42:42 *** Divinite (divinite@cryto-1C145D2E.lns20.adl6.internode.on.net) has joined #crytocc 11:57:44 *** BLTGeno (BLTGeno4@D68C9ED.3BC0875E.71C5A468.IP) has joined #crytocc 12:15:23 *** Divinite has quit (User quit: Sarah has left :() 13:34:25 *** BLTGeno2 (BLTGeno4@D68C9ED.3BC0875E.71C5A468.IP) has joined #crytocc 13:34:25 *** BLTGeno has quit (Connection reset by peer) 13:39:10 *** BLTGeno2 has quit (nexus.cryto.net arvel.cryto.net) 13:39:10 *** maxQ has quit (nexus.cryto.net arvel.cryto.net) 13:39:10 *** ebola has quit (nexus.cryto.net arvel.cryto.net) 13:39:10 *** lady-3jane has quit (nexus.cryto.net arvel.cryto.net) 13:39:10 *** Private_Ryan has quit (nexus.cryto.net arvel.cryto.net) 13:39:10 *** smithsonian has quit (nexus.cryto.net arvel.cryto.net) 13:39:10 *** truetravesty has quit (nexus.cryto.net arvel.cryto.net) 13:41:11 *** BLTGeno2 (BLTGeno4@D68C9ED.3BC0875E.71C5A468.IP) has joined #crytocc 13:41:11 *** maxQ (john@maxQ.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 13:41:11 *** ebola (ebola@ebola.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 13:41:11 *** lady-3jane (lady3jane@lady-3jane.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 13:41:11 *** Private_Ryan (Private_Ry@PrivateRyan-10437.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 13:41:11 *** smithsonian (vi.veri@veniversum.vivus.vici) has joined #crytocc 13:41:11 *** truetravesty (truetraves@truetravesty.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 15:11:39 http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/461687407/kickstarter-open-source-death-star 15:11:50 Finally! 15:38:50 *** BLTGeno2 has quit (Ping timeout) 15:45:45 *** Private_Ryan has quit (Ping timeout) 15:48:16 *** Private_Ryan (Private_Ry@PrivateRyan-10437.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 15:48:57 *** BLTGeno (BLTGeno4@D68C9ED.3BC0875E.71C5A468.IP) has joined #crytocc 16:02:00 http://www.jamendo.com/en/list/a117735/start-of-a-new-wub 16:02:18 wh1t3r4bb1t: ^ 16:15:15 new PHP.net coming up: http://php.net/manual/en/function.str-replace.php?beta=1 16:15:46 my god it's actually usable 16:16:08 yes, I'm surprised 16:16:15 I was afraid the new layout would fuck up the manual 16:16:18 but I'm quite okay with it 16:16:24 it's more pleasant to read, too 16:16:34 though I'd prefer for the user notes section to be more clearly delimited 16:16:52 old: http://php.net/manual/en/function.str-replace.php 16:17:31 oh, and the +/- buttons in the old one is an awesome feature 16:17:54 hide user comments in *click* 16:18:19 this is a very good thread: http://lists.randombit.net/pipermail/cryptography/2013-February/003824.html 16:18:29 it's only 4 or 5 emails, you should read it 16:19:01 even if you're not concerned about the app, it's a very sober look at investigative journalism in places where you can be killed for it 16:19:03 lady-3jane: few emails is not a requirement for me to read something 16:19:04 :P 16:19:12 if it's a lot, I'll read it as well 16:19:15 if it's interesting 16:19:41 Most people complain because I send them longform articles which are 6-10k words and require hours to read 16:19:42 lol 16:19:56 ugh, silent circle 16:20:00 (To me, they're the only ones really worth reading) 16:20:02 I have my... reservations about it, to say it nicely 16:20:07 read the thread 16:20:10 shhh 16:20:12 :) 16:23:26 my biggest concern is not sufficiently voiced in that thread 16:23:33 * lady-3jane nods 16:23:44 the false sense of security that comes from the whole "the file will be deleted" 16:23:58 it may very well supposedly be "better than nothing", but why are they not clear about the risks? 16:24:04 about it not being perfect? 16:24:24 it's being presented as a super secure infallible method of deletion 16:24:26 when in reality, it isn't 16:24:35 any arbitrary thing running on that phone could intercept it in the meantime 16:24:41 that your threat model has to change for that, doesn't matter 16:24:47 it's an unlisted risk 16:24:58 * lady-3jane nods 16:25:01 additionally, I am not quite comfortable with the app costing anything 16:25:13 and, from what I can determine, not being available under an open-source license 16:25:17 (viewable source != open source) 16:25:29 this should be available to anyone, not just those that can pay 16:25:43 so yes, I have a few issues with this thing 16:25:46 :| 16:25:51 oh, it costs money? that's dumb >_> 16:25:55 yes 16:25:57 $20 iirc 16:26:01 according to Slate article 16:26:07 * lady-3jane nods 16:26:09 but hey, if it didn't cost money, how would they earn money? 16:26:12 * lady-3jane didn't read the slate article 16:26:15 let's not forget it's a commercial undertaking 16:27:07 all that being said, I *am* happy that they plan to make the source viewable at least 16:27:19 for the sake of integrity verification 16:37:21 * lady-3jane fait un cafe 16:39:19 someday I need to figure a reliable way of doing accents on my e's and such 16:39:37 and o's avec accent circumflex 16:39:49 o's with hats! 16:39:53 haaaats! 16:40:28 caf? 16:40:39 yeah 16:40:47 I have no way to do it e.e 16:41:32 tbh there are few enough letters I could just memorize the ascii codes, but I don't know how to enter them 16:44:18 It used to be in dos you could enter them by holding alt and typing the code on the number pad 16:44:26 that's how I did all the ascii art in basic 16:50:34 *** Private_Ryan has quit (User quit: Nettalk6 - www.ntalk.de) 16:50:42 hmm 16:50:51 I really wish chrome would time out on local cache access 16:54:39 ? 16:55:37 my harddrive is often over-committed I/O wise, and so it would be cool if chrome would just fail open on the disk and drop everything in ram instead 16:55:44 hit the disk later when it can 16:57:24 ah 16:57:31 make an issue on the issue tracker 16:57:35 :p 16:59:38 they'll throw it out as wontfix haha 16:59:50 because they expect your main drive to be accessible e.e 17:00:02 false assumption! 17:00:23 mostly I think it's a more unix way to treat IO 17:00:24 haha 17:00:43 what? no disk? we'll keep trying, and in the meantime keep everything in ram 17:00:51 :3 17:04:11 *** BLTGeno has quit (Ping timeout) 17:04:28 flyingpenis: could always make a ram disk.. 17:04:38 I don't have enough ram for that 17:04:47 chrome's cache is too large 17:05:00 hm, is there not some way to overflow it onto disk? 17:05:09 I don't know 17:05:18 a ramdisk with swap so to say 17:05:36 essentially what I'd do is the same sort of thing flashcache does, but with ram instead of ssd 17:06:28 hmm 17:06:33 flyingpenis: there's a software SSD caching thing, right? 17:06:36 software-based 17:06:44 what if you try to use that, and as 'SSD' set a small ramdisk 17:07:01 it all gets a bit messy, but theoretically, if it can do that, it would be treating your ramdisk as a tiny SSD 17:07:05 and cache most frequently used stuff on it 17:07:20 flashcache is that thing, yes 17:07:27 it's facebook's opensource thingum 17:07:28 ah, I thought flashcache was hardware 17:07:32 oh wait, that's cachecade I think 17:08:04 ironically, all of this is just working around the way it should be done in the first place 17:08:06 >_> 17:08:12 lol 17:08:18 isn't that how computers work? 17:08:19 :p 17:08:52 sure, but chrome puts things to disk too quickly 17:09:07 not OS level swapping, but writing out page stuff 17:11:46 I thought Chrome tried to cache in RAM whatever it could 17:11:48 :| 17:13:09 I really should try and figure out where the code is 17:13:18 cause... well it does cache a lot in ram 17:13:23 but I think cookies are stored only on disk or something 17:13:37 and in my experience, it flushes to disk too quickly 17:14:11 the only reliable way to get things to cache only in ram is to use private browsing or whatever 17:14:40 hmm, maybe that's what it is 17:14:42 cookies 17:14:59 putting them on disk makes sense for cross-process sharing 17:15:39 yes 17:16:58 that's... not easy to work around 17:17:17 that would be a heavy bit of overhead to keep consistency with ram and disk copies 17:17:36 and you'll always risk overwriting another process's copy 17:17:37 :| 17:27:04 *** ryan has quit (Ping timeout) 17:40:18 *** ryan (h@cryto-7D39AC80.static.srsvps.com) has joined #crytocc 17:44:47 *** ryan has quit (Ping timeout) 17:46:42 *** maxQ has quit (Input/output error) 17:47:50 *** maxQ (john@cryto-74F70582.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 17:51:07 MK_FG: what in the... 17:51:11 that death star 17:51:12 is insane 17:51:13 haha 17:51:19 and they are going to be SO fucked when they hit the goal 17:52:27 Sure, that's April 1st ;) 17:53:09 *** monod (none@BB6905A8.A3E4041.F83BB92F.IP) has joined #crytocc 17:53:16 hello 17:53:23 is torch a safe browser? 17:53:24 Also, if they'll get 20M... 17:53:28 monod: NO 17:53:29 stay away 17:53:31 far far far away 17:53:33 VERY far away 17:53:40 I suspected it 17:53:42 damn 17:53:43 torch is evil 17:53:50 it's part of the whole iMesh/Discordia/Bandoo group 17:53:51 why is it sponsored on tpb??? 17:54:02 honeypots right? 17:54:05 because they pay TPB? 17:54:19 god I get so fucking tired of this Bandoo crap everywhere 17:54:30 also, MK_FG 17:54:32 not sure if you got the memo 17:54:39 but this is now a publicly logged channel 17:54:45 simply because they pay, tpb let them have that space?? 17:54:46 prefix with [off] to prevent log 17:54:48 also cc monod 17:54:59 loggy, pointer? 17:54:59 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/2013-02-07#T17-54-59 17:55:15 oh 17:55:34 anyway, bandoo is probably paying TPB for advertising space 17:55:41 that's pretty much how advertising works.. :| 17:55:50 yes... 17:56:05 anyway, the guys behind Torch Browser, are the same guys behind the fake iMesh, fake Shareaza, fake Lphant, new Bearshare 17:56:12 Viber (that iPhone app that stole your addressbook) 17:56:27 and a whole slew of other applications that can be considered 'shady' at best 17:56:27 ahhh 17:56:30 also jZip 17:56:38 oh my god... 17:56:50 I hope I'll recognize them by their ads :D 17:57:01 the ads of torch were soooo suspicious... 17:57:05 basically, if the URL starts with lp. and has a large download button 17:57:08 it's probably bandoo 17:57:12 :D 17:57:12 if unsure, ask me and I'll investigate 17:57:18 I have a *lot* of information on them 17:57:23 ok :D 17:57:23 been researching them a while ago 17:57:37 have a historical record of their shell companies and addresses, websites, domains, names, employees, etc 18:13:42 joepie91, Got the memo 18:14:09 (but can't really think why would someone consider what happens in public irc channel to be private) 18:15:02 And no amount of '[off]' will save you! ;) 18:16:34 Like, worst-case, if someone starts pinging people "hey, do you have log of the interesting chat at ...", they're bound to get it from someone 18:17:34 Dunno if threat model here is "look up nick in google" though 18:17:37 there's a pretty solid difference between publicly and privately logged 18:19:55 lady-3jane, I wonder what exactly do you mean by that 18:20:17 MK_FG: the point of [off] is more to prevent googleability 18:21:16 That's somewhat comprehensible... I guess 18:22:25 ...if you're paranoid enough to know that you're giving away all the secrets by all the innocent-looking chat lnes 18:22:39 :P 18:23:16 Somehow, currently that line of thinking seem to be quite crazy even to me 18:23:47 it's cool, someday (if not today) that will be determined by an algorithm 18:24:06 lady-3jane: you will be determined by an algorithm! 18:24:19 lady-3jane, you will be algorithm! 18:24:23 I am determined by an algorithm! 18:24:36 he's determined to be an algorithm. 18:24:43 algorithm! 18:24:48 ralgoithm! 18:25:16 algowars :) 18:25:24 Someone once emailed me for joining an email list, and asked me to prove I was human, so I responded: I'm a sufficiently advanced algorithm 18:27:01 ...therefore, yes, I'm, as you say, a meatbag 18:27:13 nope :D 18:27:17 It's a turing test joke 18:27:24 The Turing test is a test of a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of an actual human. 18:27:33 yep ofc 18:27:45 I am a sufficiently advanced automated intelligence (thus indistinguishable from a human) 18:27:51 :3 18:28:01 Well, it's catch-22 18:28:38 to be able to make the joke is a sign of being human, but with a sufficiently advanced AI, that's no longer a good litmus test 18:29:00 *** Divinite (divinite@cryto-1C145D2E.lns20.adl6.internode.on.net) has joined #crytocc 18:29:31 idiomatic language is my best litmus test still 18:29:35 * joepie91 brb 18:29:52 loggy, pointer? 18:29:52 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/2013-02-07#T18-29-52 18:30:12 oh, cool, it puts an asterisk 18:30:32 same as her 18:30:33 e 18:31:50 What's discrimination against non-humans called? 18:32:06 dunno, haven't read i robot 18:32:09 lol 18:32:23 Well, you're so it! ;) 18:32:31 lmao 18:32:44 I used to be worse 18:33:20 Luckily, there weren't that many robots back then 18:34:16 I'm on a path of convergence with being human 18:34:17 it's neat :D 18:40:31 Do du do 18:43:06 hi Divinite 18:44:11 Hello monod 18:44:58 do you already now that this is now a publicly logged channel? 18:46:12 Interesting 18:46:27 you did not know then :) 18:46:29 aaaand 18:46:33 loggy, pointer? 18:46:33 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/2013-02-07#T18-46-33 18:46:36 loggy, help? 18:46:36 I'm a Python IRC logging bot. Source: http://inamidst.com/code/loggy.py Logging to: http://wire.cryto.net/logs/ 18:47:11 Lol 18:47:17 Very neat 18:48:15 *afk* 19:02:35 Going to set up DNS tunnelling 19:02:56 To try and bypass my school's firewall. 19:07:09 back 19:07:15 well, that was an exercise in frustration 19:07:43 Hmm? 19:08:21 idiomatic language is my best litmus test still 19:08:31 and then they let Watson read the Urban Dictionary 19:08:44 and had to wipe its memory because it was unable to distinguish polite language use from impolite language uise 19:08:45 use * 19:08:54 and basically became an asshole AI 19:09:11 Ok then... 19:09:14 How? 19:09:14 Divinite: went to store 19:09:21 met every annoying kind of person 19:09:22 on the way 19:09:29 very frustrating 19:09:33 anyway 19:09:40 Watson is the AI that IBM is working on 19:09:45 it learns from what it reads 19:09:53 so they let it read UD 19:09:59 Ok then 19:10:01 and it started using the vocabulary it picked up there 19:10:01 haha 19:10:12 LOL 19:10:52 joepie91: Need some advice from you 19:11:14 that's usually another way to say "I really broke something very very badly" 19:11:17 when people say that 19:11:18 but, go ahead 19:11:20 :P 19:11:46 My school firewall drops any packets with SSH/VPN, etc 19:11:47 (people tend to not say they 'need' advice from me because I can be a bit of an asshole at times, so they often only say such a thing when they are really desperate...) 19:12:01 right 19:12:04 And has extremely strict blocking 19:12:07 how about HTTPS? 19:12:19 Yeah, problems with that too 19:12:25 I mean legitimate HTTPS 19:12:33 real HTTPS traffic 19:12:38 https has to be non-signed 19:12:54 For instance https://github.com 19:13:00 Will not work 19:13:09 But an unsigned cert 19:13:11 Will 19:13:17 wat 19:13:20 that makes no sense 19:13:25 also, http://www.exiledmind.net/vpn-tunnel/ 19:13:26 I know 19:13:29 but eh 19:13:33 I recommend being VERY careful 19:13:38 as it seems like they're trying to MITM... 19:14:07 wtf kind of retarded school are you at :| 19:14:09 They are 19:14:32 Catholic school... 19:14:35 They all send off all packets to one place 19:14:42 Monitored by the Church 19:14:48 Bastards 19:14:51 oh, of course, because invading on peoples privacy is not a sin 19:14:57 fuck this shit 19:15:04 I hate Christianity 19:15:09 MUST ENFORCE MORAL GUIDELINES ON OTHERS 19:15:09 And Catholics 19:15:14 Yep 19:15:21 Divinite: change schools 19:15:21 That's why I want to bypass it 19:15:31 Can't :/ 19:15:38 why not? 19:15:46 Maybe next year 19:16:00 It's not as simple as "let's change schools" 19:16:09 Not in Australia anyway 19:16:34 I don't see why not 19:16:43 you don't have standardized education system there? 19:17:45 We do 19:18:02 But school applications are different 19:18:14 And I cannot drive myself to school 19:18:22 why has noone fixed this shit yet 19:18:23 seriously 19:18:29 Most schools are very far away 19:18:34 Yeah, I know 19:18:45 Bastard church 19:19:02 I'm thinking they store the data for later use 19:19:54 If I just kill their DNS servers 19:20:00 All catholic schools 19:20:09 Will be freed 19:21:40 But meh 19:21:47 I'll just bypass 19:21:50 And be merry 19:33:27 meh 19:33:29 just kill their system 19:33:30 :D 19:37:07 LOL 19:37:16 It's harder than you think 19:37:55 not really 19:38:04 over the years, I have found numerous ways to break shit in our school network 19:38:14 because I kept my eyes open 19:38:14 :p 19:41:59 *** ryan (h@cryto-7D39AC80.static.srsvps.com) has joined #crytocc 20:00:45 I saw a notification that I was mentioned but it was far too long ago to retrieve. 20:01:02 Mornin 20:05:03 *** S1renide (S1renide@cryto-454686D9.compute-1.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 20:05:37 *** Divinite has quit (User quit: Sarah has left :() 20:06:25 *** S1renide has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 20:11:01 hai wh1t3r4bb1t 20:11:18 two things: 20:11:24 1. you can ctrl+F on.... 20:11:26 loggy, pointer? 20:11:26 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/2013-02-07#T20-11-26 20:11:29 2. 20:11:30 http://www.jamendo.com/en/list/a117735/start-of-a-new-wub 20:11:30 wh1t3r4bb1t: ^ 20:11:32 :P 20:11:44 (the advantages of public logs!) 20:17:40 NP: [Tinariwen - Dualahila ar Tesninam] [Amassakoul] [786kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 21:15:11 <~joepie91> and then they let Watson read the Urban Dictionary 21:15:12 <~joepie91> and had to wipe its memory 21:15:12 lol! ^ 21:15:42 Divinite, not only in australia changing school is not immediate, everywhere is like that 21:15:54 oh well 21:16:15 not if education & teaching are standardised as joepie mentioned 21:16:24 so nevermind what I said xD 21:16:51 *** Akfreeworld (Akfreeworl@cryto-E5E99806.anonymous.at.anonine.com) has joined #crytocc 21:28:25 *** Tron (Tron01010@cryto-C630644E.is.a.tor.exit.server.torland.is) has joined #crytocc 21:28:30 rofl 21:28:36 *** drwoollynipples (doctor@cryto-4F780593.mit.edu) has joined #crytocc 21:28:38 hi 21:28:55 hi Tron 21:29:00 take a look at this 21:29:04 loggy, pointer? 21:29:04 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/2013-02-07#T21-29-04 21:29:08 loggy, help? 21:29:08 I'm a Python IRC logging bot. Source: http://inamidst.com/code/loggy.py Logging to: http://wire.cryto.net/logs/ 21:51:19 *** evilworks has quit (Ping timeout) 21:51:52 *** evilworks (evilworks@cryto-8A2A252C.dynamic.amis.hr) has joined #crytocc 22:00:44 *** monod has quit (User quit: ,`,_, PuAzZo ScRipT! ,_,`,) 22:06:52 *** monod (none@BB6905A8.A3E4041.F83BB92F.IP) has joined #crytocc 22:08:09 Kickstarter if faggotry 22:08:57 I can't save anything! Completely useless ajax if it doesn't save your work. 22:19:30 *** Tron has quit (Ping timeout) 22:19:45 wh1t3r4bb1t: did you see the jamendo link>? 22:20:32 *** Tron (Tron01010@cryto-4F9ADD88.kimsufi.com) has joined #crytocc 22:28:05 *** maxQ has quit (Ping timeout) 22:30:27 *** Tron has quit (Ping timeout) 22:31:36 Oh yes I downloaded that song 22:31:37 *** maxQ (john@maxQ.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 22:32:38 :) 22:32:41 like it? 22:36:11 oh fuck yeah! the problems I was having running bitcoin on freebsd may have been boost port issues! 22:36:20 * lady-3jane waits on the extremely long recompile 22:36:55 hopefully openssl will recompile today too, to fix dos vuln lol 22:37:00 *** Akfreeworld has quit (User quit: Quitte) 22:37:04 love that my server emails me when there's a vulnerability 22:43:07 I'm still pissed off at kickstarter 22:43:28 it won't save my fucking rewards and let me continue 22:43:37 their save feature is fucking broket. 22:43:57 broken* 22:54:32 wh1t3r4bb1t: trying to fund a competitor to the Death Star? 22:54:40 :P 22:56:28 Trying to fund a new album. Their website is supper buggy. Very shitily made. 22:57:29 not surprised 22:57:37 it has some elements of hipster in it 23:10:54 *** monod has quit (User quit: Felix qui potui rerum cognoscere causas atque metus omnes et inexorabile fatum) 23:26:30 *** ebola has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** lady-3jane has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** smithsonian has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** truetravesty has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** drwoollynipples has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** wh1t3r4bb1t has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** IR601 has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** shikat has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** Matrix has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** maxQ has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** evilworks has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** ryan has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:30 *** flyingpenis has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:31 *** Kitko has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:31 *** jamesbt has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:31 *** AppleJack has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:26:31 *** SpaghettiCode has quit (haless.cryto.net nexus.cryto.net) 23:27:07 really? 23:27:54 *** Matrix (hackbook@4DD35523.6464AF6B.F0DF4C69.IP) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** shikat (shikat@cryto-6540B885.yourvserver.net) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** IR601 (IR601@cryto-68B0D61F.terrori.se) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** wh1t3r4bb1t (antarctica@wh1t3r4bb1t.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** drwoollynipples (doctor@cryto-4F780593.mit.edu) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** HiveResearch (HiveResear@D3CF5EC.9F32FB1E.57B9DF22.IP) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** ebola (ebola@ebola.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** lady-3jane (lady3jane@lady-3jane.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** smithsonian (vi.veri@veniversum.vivus.vici) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** truetravesty (truetraves@truetravesty.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** maxQ (john@maxQ.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** evilworks (evilworks@cryto-8A2A252C.dynamic.amis.hr) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** ryan (h@cryto-7D39AC80.static.srsvps.com) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** flyingpenis (flyingpeni@flyingpenis.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** Kitko (Kitko@7DEAE20A.AA517E7E.DB3C1458.IP) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** jamesbt (jamesbt@E62F62BC.DCD17C32.959A841C.IP) has joined #crytocc 23:27:54 *** AppleJack (ja@cryto-A18B0645.drama.tw) has joined #crytocc 23:28:00 well, it's that time again 23:28:02 main hub is down 23:28:08 welcome back all 23:28:24 also, lulzy reddit thread: http://www.reddit.com/r/Libertarian/comments/182v6v/as_international_currency_war_brews_bitcoin_may/c8b833u 23:41:55 *** Tron (Tron01010@cryto-ED09510A.thedimi.net) has joined #crytocc