00:13:42 lady-3jane: do tell all about this lady of yours :D 00:13:51 lmao 00:14:01 Weeeee're getting together tonight 00:14:20 Blonde? 00:14:37 nup 00:14:44 Brown? 00:14:50 I think so 00:15:21 think? 00:15:26 have you met her? 00:15:33 yes, spent several hours with her 00:17:27 twitchyliquid64:) You assume the thing I'm most interested in is what she looks like 00:18:26 not really 00:18:46 then why ask? 00:20:43 curiousity 00:20:58 into the element of life that my life is lacking 00:21:06 very lacking 00:21:27 Ahh 00:21:33 see I don't consider it a need 00:21:50 I cant help it 00:22:08 its like a can see a world around me where other people can do this shit 00:22:11 other guys my age 00:22:50 well you're not dumb. Take it as a project to develop that skill set :) 00:22:57 multi-year project 00:22:58 :P 00:23:08 But I am woefully incapable 00:23:26 I made interacting with people (the skill) a priority. 00:23:54 I can talk to people in a business/contacts/friends context noprobs 00:24:05 I can talk to people and make friends no probs 00:24:09 I'm not good at dating or anything like that, but I'm very very good at interacting with people. I'm told I'm very confident, but mostly I just don't have any sensors for social awkwardness or things like that. I just DO SHIT. 00:24:13 Im very good at speed friending actually 00:24:18 but 00:24:19 girls 00:24:22 and picking them up 00:24:29 are a different fish altogether 00:24:42 I pick up a couch, I do not pick up a girl 00:24:47 hence why whenever anyone talks girls on this chan, I jump at them for details 00:25:13 are you saying your lady is a couch??? 00:25:51 Nope. I'm saying she's not a couch, and that you seem to be using the set of words that would make her a couch. 00:25:56 *** Ari has quit (Ping timeout) 00:26:12 People's people, don't confuse them with objects 00:26:32 "pick up girls" is a thing people do who don't care about the women 00:26:47 (to me, anyway) 00:27:05 I agree 00:27:11 that said, I still want to try it 00:27:13 I do very well by treating everyone with the most respect I can, even when they don't return it. 00:27:21 thought I would actually care about the girl 00:28:31 Well if you're interested in a girlfriend, or hearing my thoughts about that, ask me that. Not what she looks like. I don't take pictures anyway, and I'd consider it an extreme violation of anyone's privacy to do so. :P 00:28:33 so your way of dealing with romance 00:28:47 is talking to them till you like them and whatnot and visaversa 00:28:51 and then asking them out 00:30:43 Not really? I have to get to know someone first. I'm not a horndog, I don't overly care about their appearance. I want to know how smart they are, how much they can teach me. 00:31:50 I don't meet people and they're beautiful. I meet someone and they become beautiful over the course of learning who they are. 00:32:16 hmmmm 00:32:22 It's... valuing who someone is, rather than merely what they look like. 00:32:56 I mean sure, looks are important. But my bar is "not a slob" and "not morbidly obese" so like... minimum of effort is required to pass that 00:35:15 hmm 00:35:26 I think I would have to agree with you 00:36:16 btw, have you ever tried 'picking up' girls? 00:36:28 where I come from, 99% of relationships stem from that 00:36:36 or develop into something more after that 00:38:01 Not once. I don't like anything that surrounds that. 00:38:18 here you go to bars, and I hate bars. 00:51:42 *** BLTGeno has quit (User quit: Leaving) 01:09:42 this song fucking ROCKS 01:09:43 NP: [Skunk Anansie - Search And Destroy] [Sucker Punch] [920kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 01:13:32 hmmm. 01:17:01 mostly just sucker punch is one of my favorite movies 01:21:55 Les miserables is probably my favourite english movie 01:22:10 I haven't seen that one 01:22:43 you should. It is beautiful. See it with your lady. 01:23:02 I probably won't 01:23:19 It didn't look like a movie I'd like 01:24:59 The music was awesome 01:25:07 I think I can sing along for most of it 01:25:16 THat's one of the main reasons I didn't want to see it 01:26:52 * twitchyliquid64 is listening to Look Down - Les Miserables 01:30:26 * twitchyliquid64 is listening to Who am I? - Les Miserables 01:35:20 * twitchyliquid64 is listening to I dreamed a dream - Les Miserables 01:46:07 *** Ari (Ari@Ari.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 01:46:24 *** Ari has quit (Connection reset by peer) 01:59:01 I have a smart idea (stupid, but smart)... all I/O in linux should be asynchronous. It bothers me that a timed out network connection can hang nautilus, and sometimes crash it if the situation is right. 01:59:34 lady-3jane: unnessary for simple applications. 01:59:39 just makes everything harder 01:59:47 why not just give people the option? 01:59:48 is nautilus simple? 02:00:04 because I don't think it should be a choice in this instance 02:00:14 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nautilus 02:00:15 wat 02:00:15 * lady-3jane is not a free-choice-for-all sort of person 02:01:06 yes 02:01:11 it's a file manager for... gnome 02:01:16 oh ok 02:01:23 well 02:01:28 I wouldn't call it a trivial app 02:01:29 lol 02:01:32 thats poor coding on the devs of nautilius part 02:01:42 they should have put it in another thread, or used async IO 02:01:43 yeah 02:01:48 it's well known to be a piece of shit 02:01:50 :P 02:01:50 its not the fault of OS design :P 02:02:20 async for the GUI actually falls more in-line with linux philosophy 02:02:39 it really really lets the kernel deal with all IO and such 02:10:45 the logic is that the appdev can choose wether they want blocking or async 02:10:52 as for some simple apps, async is not nessesary 02:13:54 I understand, I just think it's damn retarded for a file manager to be synchronous... on a fucking network connection 02:14:19 or even to not just throw things like blocking network connections into another thread 02:14:39 because it's FTP after all, so it really is synchronous... but it should stop the gui thread 02:14:57 should get a lovely case of spinning-icon syndrome 02:43:14 *** Angelina (chatzilla@Angelina.vhosted) has joined #crytocc 03:00:57 good mornin 03:01:38 Good afternoon and night 03:01:40 LO 03:05:18 Gues what 03:05:28 Ive been testing my p2p engine on my vps -> home 03:05:33 its so fucking amazing 03:05:57 even when the VPS gets overloaded (when generating multiple keys) and stops responding 03:06:16 the network detects a possible node failure and routes around that node 03:06:23 there are only two bugs: 03:06:29 I love it when I reduce lines of code! Is great for size and speed 03:06:41 1. Cant tell if an IP address in the peerlist is itself, causing connections to itself 03:06:55 2. Overloades when generating keys. Need moar threads. 03:06:56 lol 03:07:03 * twitchyliquid64 is sah happeh 03:07:07 time to make 435389762342 backups 03:07:39 9000 should be enough 03:12:38 *** wellknown (wellknown@D1F2DA42.EFC9AB33.7E564C90.IP) has joined #crytocc 03:20:04 Not sure how to fix bug one ... 03:20:33 How can a computer tell what its own external IP address is? 03:40:56 *** Sabit (NOL@Sabit.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 03:45:04 It can't 03:45:06 through loopback 03:45:10 Unless you are doing a direct static 03:45:18 YOu can always visit checkip.dyndns.org 03:50:16 will that work forever Angelina? 03:50:43 I was also hoping for a more ... decentralized method 03:56:07 *** lady-3jane has quit (Ping timeout) 03:56:29 *** truetravesty has quit (Ping timeout) 03:56:35 *** lady-3jane (lady3jane@lady-3jane.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 03:56:51 *** truetravesty (truetraves@cryto-939AEFE0.d33p.shit.la) has joined #crytocc 04:02:33 Yeah 04:02:37 It's always worked 04:02:43 also www.whatismyip.com 04:02:44 or log into your router 04:02:50 and you can see your IP connect details from there to 04:05:04 *** fanat1ck (fanat1ck@cryto-454686D9.compute-1.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 04:06:25 *** fanat1ck has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 04:21:16 Angelina: I need it for a p2p program Im writing 04:21:36 so logging into the router or other methods that require user interaction are not really options 04:29:23 *** Ari (Ari@Ari.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 04:30:22 hai Ari 04:31:07 hai twitchyliquid64 04:47:25 *** x[o]rg (xorgs@61CF8498.C20DD7F6.17461EB7.IP) has joined #crytocc 04:48:50 hi for all 04:48:54 hai 04:49:02 is instant log :) 04:49:03 nice 04:49:10 yep 04:49:29 hackers here? 04:49:33 no 04:49:36 please read the topic 04:49:42 the channel is for development only 04:49:45 just ask 04:49:54 no problem 04:49:57 just reminding :) 04:50:03 tnaks 04:50:04 :) 04:50:12 our biggest issue 04:50:29 is we get heaps of anons who only want to talk about hacking and ddosing and stuff 04:50:41 we are just coders that enjoy coding; we dont want that drama. 04:53:16 Yes, I'm a programmer, I'm not here to talk of new exploits or other vulnerable computers, I want to talk about the documentary is very nice one are from Eastern Europe and I'm glad to view this video 04:53:52 speak English by Google Translate, I hope there's no problem. 04:55:30 Aaron Swartz how he died? 04:56:47 fuck.. 04:58:03 Suicide, by hanging 05:06:06 muzic .. on youtube .. 05:06:08 CABRON FT WHAT'S UP AND 05:11:04 *** x[o]rg is now known as ANONKAX 05:11:17 :) 05:14:30 *** aHlTat has quit (Ping timeout) 05:15:10 *** wellknown has quit (Ping timeout) 05:19:59 lol 05:51:27 *** Ari has quit (Ping timeout) 05:51:39 ANONKAX: what is your native language? 05:51:44 what do you code? 05:52:04 ro 05:52:19 why ask? 05:52:32 my english is sux? 05:54:58 ANONKAX: your english is fine, and your using slang that wouldnt be in google transolator. Im simply curious. And bored. Very bored. 05:56:18 successfully encode multiple applications RDP brute force 05:57:21 ANONKAX: interesting. 05:57:56 use google, through an application made ​​by me, writing and google translate .. ok but still not working 05:58:15 are you requesting help? 05:58:58 's still not right in this world, but trying to make it as correct, 05:59:31 No, do not help, just want to meet new people 05:59:39 Im confused as to what you are asking 05:59:44 right 06:00:24 ANONKAX: so you wrote a program which uses google translate, to talk here? 06:00:48 translation is to blame, not asking anything, I want to make conversation, do not bother not you? 06:01:10 Relax :). I understand now. 06:01:16 Se habla espanol? 06:02:26 I lived 8 months in Spain, hoping that I can get a visa to America, but we did, we learned a little Spanish, do not know how to write, I know I talk a few words 06:02:42 ok :) 06:02:52 french? Italian? 06:03:32 I did not used to anything, English, Spanish, now trying to learn English as well, want to succeed 06:04:24 Okay. :) 06:04:35 English is hard to say well 06:04:49 so we can understand, the interpreter, listening to each sentence as pronounced automatically, so you learn faster 06:05:05 nice! 06:05:09 did you make it yourself? 06:05:47 give it a script connected to google translate. no big deal 06:05:58 nice 06:06:04 Im impressed 06:06:10 can you share your script? 06:06:53 I know that we in the west about saying bad things, but it's not that, I lived in a communist country .. 06:07:08 Russia? 06:08:00 in 2007 and changed several new European citizens are free to move in all countries in Europe, where I learned a lot 06:08:05 ROMANIA 06:08:14 ahh ok :) 06:08:20 I dont not know about romania 06:08:36 know anything about my country? 06:08:36 but America is safe from Communism really :) 06:08:52 Not much, read one book about someone who immigrated 06:09:15 country look bad, but people are ok 06:09:56 I wanted to emigrate to 2007, now I want it 06:10:11 I understand 06:10:52 for any problem we can call on Anonymous, and Anonymous how can we help at least me. 06:11:53 I do not believe that anonymous is powerful enough to fix all problems 06:11:58 you may have heard of hacker city in Eastern Europe 06:12:56 problem solved censorship in our country, which gives me hope 06:13:11 in my country 06:14:05 Hacker City? 06:14:16 I do not know of it 06:14:20 can you tell? 06:14:25 yes 06:16:20 Despite the 22 signatures act shall take effect unless it has received the consent of the European Parliament in June this year. Only five countries in the European Union have signed ACTA. In Poland, a signatory country, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to demonstrate against the measure 06:16:35 ACTA is considered a form of online censorship, internet users fearing pressure and controls from companies and organizations without prior judicial warrant. 06:18:45 This law was meant to be listened to our mobile phones, and Internet traffic, 06:19:25 I see 06:19:34 What is hacker city? 06:19:43 more protests under the name Anonymous, resulted in stopping this law, which I enjoy. 06:20:21 yes 06:20:27 not just anonymous 06:20:46 but many, many, many organisations 06:20:52 French magazine "Le Monde" published yesterday, December 28 in the electronic edition, a story about the "world center" of cybercriminalităţii: forthe city. 06:21:04 ahhhh 06:21:23 Le Monde "talked to townspeople to try to learn more about Romanian hackers and how they operate. Only in July, and Romanian police officers arrived in support FBI arrested 23 hackers who managed to excrocheze a thousand Americans with amounts totaling $ 20 million. 06:21:23 I though world center of cyber criminals was in russia 06:21:34 is in romania :) 06:21:42 I see 06:22:12 Romanian police said, quoted by French newspaper, "80% of Romanian cyber-fraud victims have as American citizens. This is why, mieruri December 7, FBI Director Robert Mueller came to Bucharest. After exchanging a few words with President at the presidential palace, Mueller focused visit on meetings with representatives of police, prosecutor's office, the intelligence services. " 06:23:41 is an entire article. 06:23:57 Ok 06:24:05 I understand :) 06:24:47 is not a thing to say. but like others we are hungry, I think you understand 06:25:44 *** foolex has quit (Client exited) 06:25:55 yes 06:27:04 Our factories have been sold to you as scrap in 2000 until now, since I got rid of communism, we do not have highways across the country, gov stealing, and we've done that a college can not work for $ 300 per month when people in Europe restu mercedes ride bicycles and we have no 06:28:02 restu = the rest 06:29:02 I see 06:29:10 re an American citizen? 06:29:16 so that is why you moved to America? 06:29:18 and no 06:29:21 I am not american 06:29:46 Now I do not want, 06:31:14 Now it's easier, get on facebook you an American fall in love with you, ask them to send you an invitation to America, marry her, and five years of American papers, but do not want it. 06:32:07 I hope that I do not think so counties 06:38:08 You're a programmer? which encode? 06:38:15 Yes 06:38:23 C++, C, Python, Go 06:38:30 nice 06:38:34 what do you code? 06:38:43 nothing 06:38:50 *** skeeter (Anonymous@skeeter.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 06:39:37 were are u from? 06:40:20 ANONKAX: New Caledonia :) 06:40:23 winipeg 06:41:03 it's fucking cold here. ALWAYS 06:41:29 know how does point of sale applications 06:41:34 ? 06:41:41 nup, sorry 06:41:52 I not use money 06:42:45 a ok 06:44:59 Oh 06:45:06 You can also use network query tool maybe 06:45:08 php 06:45:32 There are PHP scripts that can reveal your external IP methinks 06:45:42 If Divinite shows up sometime maybe ask her 06:45:47 ok 06:45:49 cheers 06:45:51 Divniite is an awesome coder 06:45:54 * Angelina boes humbly 06:45:55 Its written in Go though 06:45:59 cause,like 06:46:01 * Angelina bows 06:46:03 Yes 06:46:03 its meant to be decentralized 06:46:09 Right 06:46:27 so it cant use scrape a site like checkip.dydns.org 06:46:31 It can't be a loopback script 06:46:38 on local port 06:46:48 Definitely 06:47:07 must be WAN address 06:47:38 Right 06:49:21 in real life what you will do? 06:49:32 Here is yet another option! I can't take credit for this... I found it on someone's post or blog and have been using it. 06:49:34 Code: 06:49:34 wget -q -O - checkip.dyndns.org|sed -e 's/.*Current IP Address: //' -e 's/<.*$//' 06:49:49 There might need to be some server that has a script that can do it 06:49:50 work? or live in the hack? 06:51:28 linux hacker :) 06:51:47 Angelina are u hacker? 06:52:09 *** root (root@CE4052C8.CF1E43B9.E13471D5.IP) has joined #crytocc 06:52:15 Who needed help 06:52:18 Angelina: thanks. Ill probably have to do something like that. a HTTP GET followed by some string manipulation 06:52:18 With external Ip? 06:52:23 root: me! 06:52:29 *** root is now known as Divinite 06:52:46 What's your problem, my friend? 06:52:50 I am not a hacker. 06:53:02 ok, just ask 06:53:11 Divinite: Trying to get the external IP of a computer 06:53:12 I am a hacker in the non-conventional sense 06:53:20 twitchyliquid: Yours? 06:53:21 That is to say I find playful ways to work around systems that restrict 06:53:47 Divinite: any computer, its part of a P2P program im building 06:54:03 You might be able to use torify or socat with tor 06:54:03 Do you have it as a subnet? 06:54:04 wget -q -O - checkip.dyndns.org|sed -e 's/.*Current IP Address: //' -e 's/<.*$//' 06:54:05 for that command 06:54:06 *** skeeter has parted #crytocc (None) 06:54:51 :/tmp/.x# wget -q -O - checkip.dyndns.org|sed -e 's/.*Current IP Address: //' -e 's/<.*$//' 06:54:52 127.0.0.1 06:54:52 :D 06:55:01 oops 06:55:03 LOL 06:55:14 twitchyliquid64: Is this in a subnet? Or for the current computer? 06:55:14 I just did a super stupid 06:55:15 LL 06:55:25 Divinite: I have no idea. Dont know what a subnet is lol 06:55:29 is a jok :) 06:55:35 but it may be behind NAT if that helps 06:55:57 twitchyliquid64: Is this for the current computer? 06:56:10 Divinite: my computer, VPS, any computer really 06:56:18 Or another one connected via VPS? 06:56:22 *P2P 06:56:23 yep 06:56:24 any computer 06:56:31 this is a P2P program 06:56:47 not attached to any computer or specific network 06:56:57 lo Link encap:Local Loopback 06:56:58 inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0 06:56:58 inet6 addr: ::1/128 Scope:Host 06:56:58 UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1 06:57:24 ip=`ifconfig venet0:0 | grep 'inet addr' | awk {'print $2'} | sed s/.*://` 06:57:36 That should give a VPS IP 06:57:43 Divinite: did I mention it is cross platform? :P 06:58:04 Windows, OSX, Linux 06:58:28 Have something that checks 06:58:31 also, if anyone wants to talk, I have a mumble talk server :) 06:58:35 what platform it is 06:59:00 ok 06:59:04 I can do that 07:00:29 twitchyliquid64: You can use VPS 07:00:31 *VBS 07:00:41 Option Explicit 07:00:41 Dim http : Set http = CreateObject( "MSXML2.ServerXmlHttp" ) 07:00:41 http.Open "GET", "http://icanhazip.com", False 07:00:41 http.Send 07:00:41 Wscript.Echo http.responseText 'or do whatever you want with it 07:00:43 Set http = Nothing 07:00:58 And then execute that from shell (cmd) with 07:01:03 oh cool: http://icanhazip.com/ 07:01:08 so I just make a GET request to that 07:01:12 and read off the IP? 07:01:14 cscript namehere.vbs 07:01:17 Sure thing 07:01:20 If you want to do that 07:01:38 cause this p2p thing is written in Go 07:01:44 Oh 07:01:48 it is trivial to do HTTP requests 07:02:00 Also, make SURE your program supports IPv6 07:02:12 Why is that d 07:02:14 Because when I wget/curl/browser request that 07:02:14 Divinite 07:02:23 It gives me my IPv6 address 07:02:34 So you have to prepare for people like me with dual stacks 07:02:41 Of IPv4 and IPv6 07:02:49 Yepp, supports IPv6 :D 07:02:53 Awesome! 07:03:07 What will this P2P program do twitchyliquid? 07:03:59 Its actually an easy-to-use library in Go, which autonomously sets up an encrypted p2p network for your uses, and configures it for optimal routing 07:04:07 Awesome 07:04:12 Multiple user? 07:04:30 there is no concept of user on the network 07:04:30 If so, implement subnets to protect users 07:04:46 This is all there is: 07:04:46 Or allow users to set their own subnet 07:04:52 each 'address' is a 64bit number 07:04:59 you can send packets to each address 07:05:09 everything else is up to you. 07:05:36 So routing is handled by the connector? 07:05:39 Not the server? 07:05:52 twitchyliquid64 hear, I can help in any way, I want to crypt an executable file is detected as virus 07:06:12 ANONKAX: You seem not legit... 07:07:06 twitchyliquid64: Mind if I do testing? 07:07:25 Whenever you believe it's in a wokring state, that is. 07:07:30 *working 07:09:28 Divinite if hair should be tied in any way? 07:10:10 ? 07:10:31 must be legit? 07:10:52 Well ok 07:10:55 You are not legit. 07:11:00 im 07:11:24 A normal person does not need crypt on their applications. 07:11:33 :))) 07:11:50 olo 07:12:03 ANONKAX: sorry, I do not do anything that could be interpreted as bad. Hence, no crypting 07:12:06 *** xnite has quit (Connection reset by peer) 07:12:16 Divinite: its in a working state already 07:12:25 ok, thanks 07:13:19 twitchyliquid64: Open source? 07:13:34 Everyone needs crypt 07:13:34 Div of course :D 07:13:37 to prevent to traffic analysis 07:13:46 Angelina: Crypt != encryption 07:14:13 Crypt is the obfuscating of a binary to prevent its legitimate detection as a virus 07:14:25 encryption is encryption 07:14:43 OHH 07:14:45 my p2p engine setups end-to-end 2048RSA&128AES encryption :D 07:14:47 THanks for clarification 07:14:51 I am merely scanning the chat 07:14:51 np :) 07:15:18 *** Kamonra has quit (Ping timeout) 07:16:36 *** Kamonra (kamonra@cryto-348E1525.hostedby.us) has joined #crytocc 07:18:47 twitchyliquid64: Can I have the code? 07:18:48 OM? 07:18:51 *PM? 07:18:56 Divinite: yes 07:19:02 want a binary or source or both? 07:19:06 Both 07:19:12 I like to know what is in the program 07:19:16 ok 07:19:18 sec 07:19:26 Thanks 07:19:28 also, want to hop on the mumble server? 07:19:41 Sorry, I won't 07:20:00 But I know someone who can help you 07:20:10 Who is much more experienced than me 07:20:14 and would be happy to chat 07:20:47 On voice server 07:21:07 its just easier 07:21:08 thats all 07:30:37 *** xnite (xnite@xnite.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 07:33:45 that all 07:33:46 :) 07:34:49 to me it's already 14, celebrate Valentine's Day with love 07:50:09 *** ANONKAX has quit (User quit: be back) 08:02:17 *** Cryto339 (Cryto339@cryto-6B619048.vs.shawcable.net) has joined #crytocc 08:02:48 *** Cryto339 has quit (User quit: Page closed) 08:14:33 *** aHlTat (aHlTat@aHlTat.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 08:23:48 *** Sabit has quit (Connection reset by peer) 08:25:51 *** stanone has quit (Connection reset by peer) 08:42:45 *** foolex (foolex@78EA513B.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 08:43:15 *** foolex has quit (Client exited) 08:44:44 *** foolex (foolex@78EA513B.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 08:45:14 *** 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reset by peer) 10:45:40 * wh1t3r4bb1t slaps foolex around with a dead skunk. 10:46:38 AJAX EVERYWHERE!!! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! 11:26:06 But my shit will be progressively enhanced in about 10 min 11:35:01 *** maxQ has quit (User quit: leaving) 11:36:22 *** maxQ (john@maxQ.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 11:53:21 whatever you say honey 11:53:39 wooo its valentines day! 12:02:02 >tfw no gf 12:02:10 >tfw go to movies with mum 12:05:04 *** fanat1ck (fanat1ck@cryto-454686D9.compute-1.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 12:06:25 *** fanat1ck has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 12:28:32 x 12:32:57 *** Ari (Ari@Ari.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 12:33:12 *** BLTGeno (BLTGeno4@D68C9ED.3BC0875E.71C5A468.IP) has joined #crytocc 12:49:57 *** Ari has quit (Ping timeout) 13:27:53 Sup Ari 13:28:12 Look at the site http://btcmutual.com 13:28:26 im gettin better at mah CSS! 13:46:40 *** foolex has quit (Client exited) 13:49:27 lol 13:49:38 no gf -> do stuff w/best frien 13:50:07 *** foolex (foolex@78EA513B.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 13:51:48 nom nom nom 13:58:38 nom nom nom 13:59:29 so eaaarly 14:00:42 humbum 14:00:51 maybe I will go make coffee and bacon w/eggs 14:09:33 time for movie and wine 14:11:50 Fun fact: joepie writes kernels in his sleep 14:13:44 lol 14:16:05 Went through and did progressive enhancement today for all the front side. 14:16:31 I'm sure there's more things I may run into once I do QA testing, but I think I'm pretty close. 14:17:03 JOEPIE91 WHY AM I STORING THE PASSWORD IN THE JS? JESUS CHRIST I MUST DO A LOT OF DRUGS 14:17:26 var var_username = '{$username}'; 14:17:26 var var_auth_username = '{$auth_username}'; 14:17:27 var var_auth_password = '{$auth_password}'; 14:17:33 ;____; 14:17:58 After my sleep cycle I start on the hard part. 14:18:28 Art 14:18:31 you cray 14:20:05 the P-dub should always stay server side unless the user is typing it in a form 14:20:08 okay fuck I need to eat something 14:20:17 EAT!!!' 14:20:28 got up at 5am today 14:20:38 WTF I thought you were making be breakfast like 45 min ago 14:20:57 as I wasn't even at my house 45 minutes ago... 14:21:00 imagine XSS impact ;__; 14:21:22 w/e 20 min ago :D 14:24:10 Some dude had this tutorial about how to clusterfuck your site into being able to work with or without JS enabled.... I was like dude. ONE LINE OF FUCKING CODE ASSHOLE. $('#button').attr('type','button'): 14:24:15 Done 14:24:27 By default they are submit 14:24:39 When the JS is enabled BAM! 14:24:51 no more submit 14:25:26 Easy peasy lemon squeezeeee 14:26:27 I have no idea why this dude was all like do this check on the browser and do that check on the header and blah blah. 14:26:40 I was like slow down turbo and watch this. 14:27:06 Then dude was like holey shit that's fucking simple. I smiled and said you owe me a beer :P 14:28:45 And on that note I go drinks mah wine and catch this flick 14:29:01 Toodles noodles 14:44:11 nom nom bacon 14:45:21 NP: [Tape Five - Dixie Biscuit (feat. Henrik Wager)] [Tonight Josephine!] [907kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 14:47:10 On the seventh day, Shiva created hashish! 14:47:11 NP: [1200 Micrograms - Hashish] [1200 Micrograms] [1016kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 15:44:44 *** Cryto949 (Cryto949@F009DEE7.B51B0ECB.E9B8A37B.IP) has joined #crytocc 15:48:06 *** Cryto949 has quit (Ping timeout) 16:17:45 Art: ping! 16:17:49 jabber shit itself again 16:19:14 Art: added you on google talk address 16:19:14 (your jabber) 16:43:21 y0 16:51:53 * lady-3jane wiggles 17:01:57 wiggle wiggle 17:08:36 *** BLTGeno has quit (Ping timeout) 17:08:45 * lady-3jane plasters page with 80x15 icons 17:20:39 NP: [Dengue Fever - Uku] [Cannibal Courtship] [927kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 17:27:28 jesus fuck 17:27:37 this stupid Chinese spider is making my VPS go out of RAM 17:27:46 by simultaneously requesting like 5 diffs from really large files 17:27:48 in cgit 17:27:51 are you fucking kidding me 17:50:08 kill it joepie91 18:03:46 *** flyingpenis has quit (User quit: If you're having code problems I feel bad for you son, I've got 99 problems but a glitch ain't one.) 18:56:44 wa wa wa wa we wa wa 18:57:18 Joepie, I herd u liek archiving so I put an archive in your archive so you can archive while you archive 19:01:01 Art: does that come with an archive? 19:02:03 guise 19:02:04 hai guise 19:02:10 anyone into ajax here? 19:02:48 evilworks: I use it regularly 19:03:00 just ask your question, no doubt someone will be able to answer :P 19:03:13 well 19:03:24 i know i can pull from server via XMLHTTPRequest 19:03:31 but how do i send from server to client 19:03:48 or must i loop a constant req to server on a separate channel and restart on timeouts 19:03:55 and have server block that channel until it has data 19:04:03 then process in client 19:04:06 thats a 19:04:17 slight sync issue 19:05:02 *** Mighty0wl (Mighty0wl@cryto-454686D9.compute-1.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 19:05:03 its a noob question no doubt 19:06:00 evilworks: you want push-based stuff basically? 19:06:23 *** Mighty0wl has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 19:06:23 your choices are websockets (not universally supported) or as you described, long-running AJAX requests (universally supported) 19:07:15 *** wh1t3r4bb1t has quit (Connection reset by peer) 19:08:53 ic 19:09:25 and websockets support in ie is what, IE10+? 19:09:47 probably 19:09:49 http://caniuse.com/ :) 19:09:57 (or something along those lines) 19:10:03 bookmarked 19:10:34 *** BLTGeno (BLTGeno4@cryto-590FDA9.basl.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #crytocc 19:11:28 alright tnx 19:11:40 np 19:12:18 just a side q 19:12:25 if a push-based is a thing 19:12:31 is that the only option? 19:12:54 i mean, XMLREQ and websockets are pretty much the only means of communicating, that correct? 19:18:19 evilworks, js can also receive events from other browser tabs or windows 19:18:45 yeah thats not what i'm after 19:18:48 >use dat frame hack 19:19:02 daemon/ui kind of thing 19:19:07 servin on localhost 19:19:12 and brower acting out UI 19:19:22 i need a quick way to communicate between the two 19:19:31 send UI signals back to dameon to do logic 19:20:13 and right now im thinking websockets 19:20:21 and just drop the ancientware 19:22:25 If by "brower acting out UI" you don't mean "user's browser", and have it there just so you can use html/js... 19:22:53 ...then you can probably add a dep on some webkit and make ui in that ;) 19:23:33 (should also solve compatibility issues, I guess) 19:25:30 *** BLTGeno has quit (Client exited) 19:41:51 *** BLTGeno (BLTGeno4@cryto-590FDA9.basl.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #crytocc 19:43:04 no, not embedded 19:43:10 nvm 19:43:16 ill get to this part when i get to it 19:43:23 just figuring out the arch now 19:50:49 *** zest (zest@C5C78D12.95DF9993.92496627.IP) has joined #crytocc 20:00:15 *** BLTGeno2 (BLTGeno4@cryto-FFE79D.vpn.ipredator.se) has joined #crytocc 20:01:04 *** BLTGeno has quit (Ping timeout) 20:44:08 *** foolex has quit (Ping timeout) 20:50:18 *** foolex (foolex@78EA513B.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 21:31:10 *** foolex has quit (Ping timeout) 21:31:11 *** BLTGeno (BLTGeno4@cryto-590FDA9.basl.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #crytocc 21:33:27 *** BLTGeno2 has quit (Ping timeout) 21:35:17 *** foolex (foolex@78EA513B.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 21:45:24 *** foolex has quit (Ping timeout) 21:48:03 *** foolex (foolex@78EA513B.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 21:48:47 *** Private_Ryan (Private_Ry@cryto-160B1C69.bb.sky.com) has joined #crytocc 21:53:36 *** zest_ (zest@C5C78D12.95DF9993.92496627.IP) has joined #crytocc 22:00:07 *** aHlTat has quit (Ping timeout) 22:13:13 *** foolex has quit (Ping timeout) 22:15:17 *** Art has quit (User quit: Lost terminal) 22:17:08 *** Private_Ryan has quit (Ping timeout) 22:18:07 *** foolex (foolex@78EA513B.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 22:18:14 *** Private_Ryan (Private_Ry@PrivateRyan-10437.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 22:18:40 *** zest_ has quit (Client exited) 22:18:40 *** zest has quit (Client exited) 23:03:36 *** Matrix has quit (Ping timeout) 23:03:39 *** Matrix (hackbook@4DD35523.6464AF6B.F0DF4C69.IP) has joined #crytocc 23:15:23 *** AnonForecast (AnonForeca@AnonForecast.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 23:33:56 *** BLTGeno has quit (Connection reset by peer) 23:34:07 *** BLTGeno (BLTGeno4@cryto-590FDA9.basl.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #crytocc