00:11:25 *** ShadowDemon (alexgurrol@cryto-507D6D5.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) has joined #crytocc 00:29:41 *** foolex has quit (Client exited) 00:32:38 *** foolex (foolex@AD356075.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 00:37:53 *** AnonForecast_ has quit (Connection reset by peer) 00:43:53 *** zest has quit (Client exited) 00:44:51 *** AnonForecast (AnonForeca@AnonForecast.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 00:57:54 *** AnonO_o (AnonO_o@anonO_o) has joined #crytocc 00:57:58 hai 01:03:39 hai 01:03:44 joepie91: CHECK HOW COOL IT IS! http://www.freeimagehosting.net/newuploads/x38yi.png 01:03:47 cc lady-3jane 01:06:07 that counts as a screenshot? 01:06:11 yeah 01:06:12 lol 01:06:19 what do ya think lady-3jane ? 01:06:20 It's smaller than my non-smartphones screen 01:06:30 I don't know, I can't see it 01:06:38 looks sorta like bootstrap 01:06:48 I uploaded it at full size; the company shrunk it lol 01:06:53 and it is based off bootstrap 01:07:22 mm 01:08:38 *** Rev has quit (User quit: Leaving) 01:16:59 *** Rev (Rev@Rev.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 01:24:56 *** why_slap_option has quit (Ping timeout) 01:29:19 *** foolex has quit (Client exited) 01:32:35 *** foolex (foolex@AD356075.7DC890E0.CEC56216.IP) has joined #crytocc 01:40:50 twitchyliquid64 01:40:57 please upload to http://imgur.com/ 01:41:00 or use something like Owely 01:41:04 I can barely see anything 01:41:04 :P 01:48:29 ^ 01:48:44 I mean shit, if you can make a cloud platform you can fucking put images on a server 01:49:07 take you an hour to write an entire image host these days 01:52:48 lady-3jane: and 10 minutes to be used as a malware host because you didn't sanitize your uploads properly 01:52:49 ;) 01:53:16 ;3 01:53:41 I've got a block of perl standing between me and the worst the internet has to offer 01:53:51 * lady-3jane grins 01:54:55 pft. 01:54:57 amateur. 01:54:57 Perl. 01:55:01 I have bash. 02:05:04 *** Mighty0wl (Mighty0wl@cryto-54383BCE.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 02:06:26 *** Mighty0wl has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 02:12:18 Node.js is quite a wonderful bit of software for web apps 02:12:23 Ah fuck sakes. 02:12:26 lol 02:12:38 just as im about to go to sleep finally 02:12:41 i get a work call 02:12:41 -.- 02:12:57 lel 02:13:32 damn 02:13:46 If I had wine right now I'd be writing a big "state of web advertisement and tracking" article 02:13:52 quick! someone bring me wine 02:14:10 mostly because 02:14:11 Would you assholes please not slather your pages in shit that on.pageload resets me to the top? It's annoying because pages take forever to load (8 seconds for a news article is fucking unacceptable), so I start reading the article before it finishes – only to have the page ripped out from under me. Fuck you, too. 02:14:59 LOL 02:15:09 You seem annoyed :P 02:15:10 I'm tired of having 32mbit internet and still having to wait 15 seconds for a page to load. It is fucking infuriating. 02:15:36 8 is pretty fast for news places 02:15:39 not gonna lie 02:17:31 I really do hate all this asynchronous shit 02:18:05 "here, we're going to load in twice the page's actual weight in javascript and css so we can display some little ads. But it won't affect page load time, because it's async loaded!" 02:18:08 fuck those people 02:18:30 which is about 99.97% of all web ads 02:20:31 * lady-3jane pisses rage and shits viral articles 02:30:46 *** mib_oqoczq (cgiirc@65D07ECD.E3D2C25.E217722B.IP) has joined #crytocc 02:31:30 *** Rev has quit (Ping timeout) 02:39:10 *** Rabbit (Rev@Rabbit.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 03:09:31 joepie91: whats your eyesight like? 03:09:44 I agree its lower quality and blurry, but I can still read it when I zoom in 03:10:17 and the problem with imgur is it requires a registration 03:10:18 ew 03:22:42 *** ShadowDemon-Mobile (ShadowDemo@cryto-B9D3638C.sub-70-197-7.myvzw.com) has joined #crytocc 03:22:56 Meow 03:27:18 *** ShadowDemon-Mobile has quit (Connection reset by peer) 03:59:49 twitchyliquid64:) what is this zoom in? 04:00:28 Why would I ever zoom an image? 04:15:42 *** AnonO_o has quit (Ping timeout) 04:26:43 *** mib_oqoczq has quit (Ping timeout) 04:28:28 *** mib_oqoczq (cgiirc@65D07ECD.E3D2C25.E217722B.IP) has joined #crytocc 04:31:45 why is tpb down 04:34:38 *** pzuraq (pzuraq@cryto-3B273C29.ucsc.edu) has joined #crytocc 04:36:07 *** x has quit (Input/output error) 04:49:58 *** Rabbit has quit (Input/output error) 05:29:57 talk about real hosting... a friend put an image up on my server in 2010 and it's still there 05:36:17 *** mib_oqoczq has quit (Connection reset by peer) 05:58:12 *** Rev (Rev@Rev.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 06:18:53 lady-3jane: LOL 06:19:06 yeah man 06:19:55 If I were you, I would install adblock plus 06:20:37 It kills all those ad scripts and you'll find your browser load will decrease, pages will load faster, and you'll have much less glitches when using lots of open tabs 06:29:05 flash is click-to-play 06:29:15 and I don't run any addons because they slow shit down really bad 06:29:40 ShadowDemon:) ^ n.n 06:30:40 lol 06:31:00 I suppose. I've never had an issue with adblock 06:31:05 yeah, let's hook a bunch of functions into every page you're using... that sounds like a good idea 06:31:35 Adblock really just stops the pages from downloading from certain domains 06:31:44 It's not asynchronous 06:31:49 Also 06:31:55 Peerblock is a viable solution 06:32:06 it's not an extension or addon 06:32:10 More like a firewall 06:32:17 I remember that being a windows thing 06:32:25 I don't have a single running copy of windows 06:32:58 :P 06:33:26 I tend to hit edgecases easily, due to my using software for specific purposes with specific expectations 06:34:22 mostly that the software work, and that it scale. Most does one or the other, but not both. Browsers are a great example. 06:34:47 ah you're right, peerblock is only Windows. I only switch to windows for Google Drive, which isn't very often. 06:34:54 http://sourceforge.net/projects/peerguardian/ 06:34:58 ^ That might work 06:38:23 hmm, weird 06:38:36 it'd probably scale better to just write out that data into a format unbound can deal with 06:38:41 and just return NXDOMAIN to all of them 06:40:08 and if that server were public, others could use it 06:40:09 haha 06:40:17 lol 06:40:20 update the list once per day, convert by script, restart 06:40:56 charge 1.50 per month for it (12 if you pay yearly) 06:42:14 * lady-3jane hands that to whoever wants to make a little change on the side 06:42:15 :) 06:42:32 and use dwolla since they don't charge for shit under $10 06:42:37 :P 06:43:23 or charge a higher price (20/yr?) and don't even think about limitations on IP addresses or anything of the like 06:43:25 *** crytocc-c has quit (Ping timeout) 06:43:31 just have a really smooth user funnel 06:49:38 *** emptyreddata has quit (User quit: Leaving) 06:51:56 *** crytocc-c (crytocc-c@cryto-F4F14390.tor.primus.ca) has joined #crytocc 07:10:12 That can work :) 07:10:59 *** pzuraq has quit (Input/output error) 07:12:31 NP: [Korn - Twisted Transistor] [See You On The Other Side] [1019kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 08:20:08 *** Rev has quit (User quit: Leaving) 08:20:42 LOL 08:28:33 *** Rev (Rev@Rev.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 09:13:31 *** mama has quit (Ping timeout) 09:28:15 *** mama (anon@cryto-D181503A.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 10:05:06 *** ttmbRAT (ttmbRAT@cryto-54383BCE.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 10:06:27 *** ttmbRAT has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 10:17:33 Oooooh someone started writing a minecraft server in Go :D 11:00:40 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@iceTwy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 11:00:55 USA are seriously worrying me 11:01:07 dafuck they going to do with their big data center in Utah 11:24:05 *** crytocc-c has quit (Ping timeout) 11:29:23 *** zest (zest@cryto-84C88BCC.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 11:31:59 *** crytocc-c (crytocc-c@cryto-FFEEC7B1.tor.primus.ca) has joined #crytocc 11:35:15 *** iceTwy has quit (Ping timeout) 11:36:21 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@iceTwy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 11:42:11 twitchyliquid64: my eyesight is extremely good 11:42:21 but monitors don't work like real life 11:42:23 ;) 11:42:49 ... 11:42:52 I agree its lower quality and blurry, but I can still read it when I zoom in 11:42:52 THAT 11:43:02 that's because you made it so you know what it says * 11:43:04 (yes, really) 11:43:07 and the problem with imgur is it requires a registration 11:43:11 uh, no it doesn't? 11:45:18 twitchyliquid64: congrats? 11:45:20 Does anyone have riseup.net invite codes? 11:45:59 iceTwy: no, why do you need one? 11:46:13 my main account's a gmail one 11:46:19 okay? 11:46:24 and considering there's some private stuff there 11:46:32 I wouldn't like having Google & NSA snooping around 11:46:34 not sure how riseup would be any better? :P 11:46:41 they're still hosting your email 11:49:35 well 11:49:40 their privacy policy's better at least 11:49:41 lol 11:50:04 I don't think they're affiliated to intrusive, official spy agencies 11:52:51 iceTwy: privacy policies are pointless 11:52:54 promises ar epointless 11:52:56 are * 11:53:18 if you don't want NSA snooping, run your own server or non-openvz VPS with encrypted filesystem 11:53:20 and use that 11:53:28 anything else is just fake privacy 11:55:05 To be fair, it'd still be trivial for hosting company to extract your encryption master key from guest os' ram 11:55:29 dm-crypt even comes with a tool for that in the sources 11:56:54 *** hirkules has quit (Ping timeout) 11:58:22 *shrug* 12:04:12 *** crossbow (crossbow@crossbow.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 12:06:12 true 12:06:26 joepie91 is correct, iceTwy 12:07:18 You have to realize that things like this appealing to rebels are either under the scope of the DHS or created by them 12:07:29 NSA can't scope Americans, but the DHS can ;) 12:07:39 Good ol' Patriot Act 12:08:26 Even in the case of a VPS or something similar, it can still be hacked by the DHS or seized easily 12:09:06 which is why encrypted filesystem 12:09:12 _theoretically_ it can still be broken into 12:09:24 but it can't be done without rebooting the VPS afaik 12:13:14 could be joepie91 12:13:16 cold boot attack 12:15:22 These vps'es block devices are probably managed in some lvm pools 12:15:50 So you just take snapshot of the vps blockdev, get key from it's ram (don't think you even need a snapshot there)... 12:16:04 ...and you mount that blockdev with that key, no problem 12:16:26 Why'd it be harder than that? 12:17:16 MK_FG: are you trying to say that there's no possible safe email hosting solution? 12:19:38 I'm trying to point out that vps hostings are not as secure as joepie91 seem to imply there 12:20:16 oh, they're not secure, just _more_ secure 12:20:17 I don't really know what can be reasonably safe for your data, probably depends on what you're facing 12:20:19 as in technically secure 12:20:24 and there was some caveat even with LVM 12:20:26 that required you to reboot 12:20:29 I don't know the specifics anymore 12:20:37 No, why'd it be the case? 12:21:11 I actually did snapshots with kvms backed by lvm, no problem there 12:21:22 You can even do read-only mount of the same volume 12:21:37 as I said, I don't remember the details :P 12:21:40 I hardly use email anyway 12:21:41 And then hope that it won't lead to kernel panic of os that does the second mount 12:22:09 And I'm pretty sure it rarely would with sanish fs 12:22:28 So I strongly disagree with that "technically secure" thing 12:24:21 iceTwy, If you worry about NSA specifically, maybe use your own reasonably tamper-proof coloc server? 12:24:53 iceTwy, Another way for just data at-rest might be to have some forwarder to your home machine or even phone 12:25:09 So that data never gets stored on hosted server for long 12:25:28 And assuming you have control over your home hw and/or phone 12:26:38 The NSA can NOT collect data on Americans 12:26:44 Only the DHS can 12:26:48 -_- 12:29:06 ShadowDemon: technicalities 12:29:14 As in NSA doesn't permitted by law? 12:29:24 *isn't 12:29:24 especially in a climate where previously people thought that "the NSA can't tap without a wiretap order" 12:29:32 and that has been proven wrong days ago 12:29:38 let 12:29:41 As in it's a federal crime for the NSA to collect on Americans 12:29:47 let's not pretend we know what regulations government have to abide by * 12:29:50 because it's clear as mud 12:30:01 ShadowDemon: you are assuming that you are aware of the regulations the NSA lives by 12:30:09 there's a good chance that you're npot 12:30:10 not * 12:30:17 I am, because I worked there 12:30:29 * joepie91 sighs 12:30:30 We have a ton of directives we have to abide by 12:30:35 USSID 18 12:30:52 ShadowDemon: what exactly makes you think that you know _every_ single aspect of the US government and its intelligence agencies and what they have to abide by? 12:30:54 If I'm not mistaken, that one protects against collection on Americans 12:30:55 have you founded the NSA? 12:30:59 are you the US president? 12:31:14 are you in any other position that makes it impossible for anyone to hide anything from you about the workings? 12:31:14 Because I worked directly for the President and the SecDef 12:31:24 hence they could have hidden things from you 12:31:43 I had to go to stacks of briefings on how I cannot even Google an American's name 12:31:51 it's incredibly stupid to 1. assume that you ever had full access to knowledge about the operations of intelligence agencies and 2. assume that that knowledge is still up-to-date and unchanged 12:33:30 I did have full access to all electronic information in JWICS. Physical information, well, I'm not everywhere obviously, lol. Either way, the directives for NSA collection will always remain the same because they were created by the judiciary branch if I recall correctly. 12:34:22 The Directives cannot be unchanged. Breaking them is breaking federal law. Not to say the law cannot be broken, but you can definitely sue the government if they do so. 12:34:34 As well as send some people to federal penitentiaries 12:35:07 Sorry I used a double negative 12:35:20 it's incredibly stupid to 1. assume that you ever had full access to knowledge about the operations of intelligence agencies and 2. assume that that knowledge is still up-to-date and unchanged 12:35:21 cannot be changed* 12:35:28 no matter what kind of position you claim 12:35:30 to have or have had 12:35:37 what I said remains applicable 12:35:50 I cannot claim any position 12:35:55 reality is that you have no fucking idea whatsoever what is going on in the govt and intelligence community _right now_ 12:36:00 I can merely claim I worked there, lol 12:36:21 and it would be an EXTREMELY bad idea to call on that misappropriated knowledge to try and tell people that they are "safe from X in situation Y" 12:36:29 if you want to speculate independently, go ahead 12:36:36 but this has no place in a discussion about security 12:36:40 I didn't say safe. I said it would be breaking the law. 12:36:52 The NSA can NOT collect data on Americans 12:36:53 Only the DHS can 12:37:01 Legally. 12:37:13 ShadowDemon: except that's not how what you said comes across 12:37:23 what you said comes across as "you're safe from the NSA if you're in the US" 12:37:30 *** speakeasy (speakeasy@speakeasy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 12:37:35 Legally 12:37:38 and those kind of remarks are an incredibly bad idea 12:37:48 ShadowDemon: I don't give a crap about what you meant or technically wanted to say 12:37:51 I care about how it comes across 12:37:56 how other people are going to read it 12:38:09 and they're going to read it in the worst way possibly 12:38:11 possible * 12:38:38 Okay, my bad. The NSA can read your emails, but whoever does so is committing a federal crime, can and will be imprisoned, and all evidence is admissible in court. 12:38:47 in theory. 12:38:47 ^ better stated? 12:39:31 In reality. The only way to get around that is if the person was committing high treason and your right to a fair trial is then revoked. 12:40:31 DHS can monitor your emails due to the Patriot act and the lack of NSA Directives, since they are a fairly new department 12:40:43 That's who you should be worried about 12:40:55 Which is what I was trying to put the emphasis on 12:42:25 http://www.whyisntbitcoinworthless.com/ 12:42:34 sigh 12:42:35 ShadowDemon 12:42:38 you don't get it, do you? 12:42:56 $high_up_person in $organization can decide to secretly change all the protocols you are refering to, overnight, and you'll never know 12:43:06 or even not 'change' but just 'conveniently forget to follow up on' 12:43:21 you have ZERO guarantee that these protocols will be stuck to 12:43:24 and if the past few years is any indication 12:43:33 it doesn't seem like anyone has any intention of doing so if they can get away with it 12:45:38 Sorry, I was getting a snack. 12:46:41 It's not a protocol 12:46:50 Do you know what a Directive is? 12:47:55 ShadowDemon: I have no idea what the specific definition is, nor do I care, nor does it have any relevance to this, nor does it provide a counterpoint to what I just said 12:48:07 if you want to believe that people within govt are integer, go ahead 12:48:12 but don't put others at risk with that belief 12:51:29 Yes it does 12:51:47 A directive cannot be changed. 12:52:00 is there a law of physics that prevents it from being changed? no 12:52:02 Going against is a federal crime. 12:52:03 I am done with this conversation 12:52:11 ShadowDemon: LAWS AND DIRECTIVES ARE MADE BY PEOPLE 12:52:14 PEOPLE CAN DECIDE TO MAKE CHANGES 12:52:17 PEOPLE CAN ACT DISHONESTLY 12:52:23 PEOPLE CAN BREAK THINGS THEY MADE THEMSELVES AND COVER IT UP 12:52:34 if this is not clear enough for you, I'm afraid you're never going to understand the problems 12:52:35 Let's go on your train of logic 12:52:42 and you should probably just refrain from making claims based on this 12:52:44 altogether 12:52:50 Let's assume someone does break the law and gathers information on a U.S. Person. 12:52:51 you're putting people at risk 12:53:46 Then that person is brought to court, and all evidence is illegal and it is dismissed in court and the person goes home and cannot be tried a second time for the crime, then what? 12:53:53 The Constitution all of a sudden changes? 12:54:19 Your logic is astounding. If you don't want the government to look through your shit, don't put it on the internet. 12:54:22 if this is not clear enough for you, I'm afraid you're never going to understand the problems 12:54:27 I'm just going to leave it at that 12:54:31 because this appears to be the case 12:54:32 lol 12:54:44 I don't know if it's the bias you've picked up while working for government 12:54:46 Y U NO LOGIC? 12:54:54 but you seem to simply not be absorbing what I am explaining to you 12:55:00 and only reading parts of it and dismissing other parts or whatever 12:55:04 rofllllllll >.< 12:55:19 god i love waking up to joerants in the morning 12:55:41 and honestly, if you fail to interpret a purely logical explanation, and rather than asking for clarification make claims based on misinterpretation after being told repeatedly that you are not understanding it 12:55:47 then I can't help you any further 12:56:40 im imagining joe speaking in a robotic TTS voice 24/7 12:56:42 You aren't helping at all. I said the DHS can collect on US Persons, but the NSA can't without persecution or the evidence being dismissed. 12:57:01 says who? you? 12:57:07 that you're continuing to argue your point rather than responding to what I just told you, only further proves the point I am trying to make 12:57:10 Says Federal Law. 12:57:15 Look up United States Signals Intelligence Directive 18 12:57:17 "law"? 12:57:20 lol 12:57:20 you're simply not absorbing what I say 12:57:27 interpreted by which judge? 12:57:27 you're just endlessly repeating your own story 12:57:29 your own explanation 12:57:36 not responding to what I am saying, just half-dismissing it 12:57:40 you do realize that ALL law is subject to judicial "interpretation" correct? 12:57:45 a conversation is two-way, ShadowDemon 12:57:53 not a monologue 12:58:24 I've already indicated that I can't help you any further and that I'm not going to bother with discussing this point further 12:58:34 any attempt to continue discussing the point with me, is blatantly ignoring that 12:58:49 AnonForecast: have you ever studied US Law? There are things that are black and white and others that are interpreted. It's not completely interpretation. 12:58:54 and shows that this is a monologue, not a conversation 12:58:55 ShadowDemon, come argue with me about it in #AnonNews 13:03:03 joepie91: your two statements were that people can go against/change protocol and that i am not in the government right now. i stated it is not protocol and it is a directive that has been created outside of the NSA to control the department. i also said that the DHS has not had the same laws. that statement sticks regardless of the fact that i left the government a year and a half ago. 13:04:16 It isn't monologue, I understand what you're saying, it just does not apply to NSA Directives that were created outside the Department. They don't expire, and they are unclassified. 13:04:23 It's quite simple really. 13:07:10 but, if you find me some hard evidence against what I'm saying, I'll gladly eat my words 13:08:08 ShadowDemon 13:08:11 you're still doing it 13:08:16 you're still continuing about the point 13:08:37 if you have not understood what I said so far, then you are not going to understand it when I repeat it either, okay? 13:08:42 there is no point in continuing to discuss this 13:09:07 oye 13:09:11 just keep remarks along the lines of "X can't do Y" implying that someone is somehow safe from something out of this, k? 13:10:17 People would have to be idiots to think the NSA is the only part of the government that can read their emails. 13:11:14 There's the DHS, DEA, CIA, DIA, etc, etc 13:11:56 There are parts of the government that can legally put trojans on your computer without any justification 13:12:24 I digress. 13:13:08 To further your point, nobody is safe from anything unless they write stuff on papers that they burn. 13:13:32 Even a cell phone without a battery can be used for surveillance 13:31:48 * ShadowDemon likes ramen 13:31:53 brb all 13:31:58 *** ShadowDemon has quit (User quit: Leaving.) 13:57:01 *** iceTwy has quit (Ping timeout) 13:59:24 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@iceTwy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 14:26:44 *** pzuraq (pzuraq@cryto-3B273C29.ucsc.edu) has joined #crytocc 14:26:51 *** pzuraq has quit (Input/output error) 14:50:16 I'm mining bitcoins, for the fun of it 14:50:59 iceTwy, Spotted http://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1g4tgv/alternatives_to_gmail/cagwkk2 while roaming reddit 14:51:25 Amazing! thanks 14:53:36 People seem to suggest either riseup or yandex there 14:54:29 Latter is kinda funny, but who knows ;) 14:55:20 lol yandex.ru 14:55:32 Following the same logic, you'd want iranian and chinese mail 14:55:48 I can only think of Russian deep-underground weirdos owning a yandex.ru account 15:01:01 Also, based on some suggestions there, with a few pieces of ducttape applied, I think you can actually build reasonably secure mail on vps as joepie91 suggested 15:01:21 But you'd need assymetric one-way crypto instead of dm-crypt 15:01:48 http://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1g4tgv/alternatives_to_gmail/cagsujj 15:01:51 Store all emails e.g. gpg-crypted to it and use pgp-enabled client to read these 15:01:59 MK_FG: make sure it's secure duct tape! 15:01:59 :P 15:02:29 Well, just "gpg -e" seem to be, not without flaws, of course, as per link 15:03:04 But at least it won't be plaintext to your hoster 15:03:34 (unless it actively taps all the computation) 15:03:52 (or backdoors all the vps'es... or some other tinfoil-hat thing like that) 15:06:48 *** mama has quit (Client exited) 15:11:44 I actually wonder if that comment about gpg forward secrecy holds true, don't subkeys and their expiration provide just that? 15:11:53 (not perfect forward secrecy, sure, but some, esp. with it being offline scheme...) 15:12:30 MK_FG: unfortunately I'm no crypto expert 15:13:48 amazing, I've won 7 cents already 15:14:56 my baking experiment appears to be going well so far 15:15:14 crushed peanuts + grated cheese, added some olive oil, squished it into a giant ball of blob 15:15:24 divided into smaller balls, roll in flour + breadcrumbs 15:15:27 then put in oven 15:15:55 Dark arts of cooking ;) 15:16:12 yes, indeed 15:16:34 I never tried to grasp these, even following simple recipies always ended in failure for me ;) 15:16:45 following recipes works okay for me 15:16:50 I know how to make food etc 15:16:54 what I suck at, is inventing my own things 15:16:58 except for this time, it would seem 15:23:24 *** Rev has quit (Ping timeout) 15:27:12 *** Rev (Rev@Rev.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 15:27:21 http://i.imgur.com/7dcf1VB.jpg 15:27:24 @ MK_FG 15:27:39 they've become some sort of cookies, heh 15:27:42 quite an odd taste 15:27:44 but quite nice 15:27:55 very hot though 15:28:42 Looks edible 15:29:44 Being a forever-alone bad-cook, I'd eat pretty much anything and call it tasty ;) 15:29:50 *** Rev has quit (User quit: Leaving) 15:33:00 haha 15:58:06 * lady-3jane bobbles 15:58:28 oh, I'm home again! Ha! I can update my site 15:58:29 :D 15:58:47 fuck it was a pain to get into my shit when I was away 15:59:01 It's all set up to only be accessed from here :> 16:00:05 joepie91:) nice cookies :D 16:21:50 no 16:21:54 I haz better cookies 16:22:11 *** TheB (theb@TheB.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 16:22:14 joepie91: you should come home and try out my cookiez 16:27:21 lol 16:27:34 :D 16:27:54 lady-3jane: that reminds me, I should copy over the latest version of my keepass db to my laptop 16:31:21 *** snowy (snowy@FC5A750F.A9880197.7A99DEDF.IP) has joined #crytocc 16:32:41 *** iceTwy has quit (Ping timeout) 16:35:14 *** snowy has quit (User quit: leaving) 16:39:32 *** AnonO_o (AnonO_o@anonO_o) has joined #crytocc 16:40:07 gday joepie91 16:40:09 *** snowy (snowy@snowy.anon) has joined #crytocc 16:40:39 hai 16:40:51 pm? 16:40:58 hi o/ 16:45:57 *** emptyreddata (emptyred@856A53CC.B454AB78.6B89ED8F.IP) has joined #crytocc 17:29:20 *** TheB has quit (Client exited) 17:45:19 *** theb (theb@TheB.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 17:48:50 *** kvasir (kvasir@cryto-1E638727.static.snlo.ca.charter.com) has joined #crytocc 17:50:36 *** mama (anon@cryto-18FB1FE5.bu.edu) has joined #crytocc 18:06:42 *** Xeross|AFK is now known as Xeross 18:37:55 I need some advice 18:38:05 seeing as the CAD and USD both use $ 18:38:10 if I'm using '$' to depict the USD 18:38:19 what is the common way of depicting the CAD in text? 19:01:05 *** HiveResearch has quit (Ping timeout) 19:04:24 $5 CAD isn't it? 19:06:36 *** dpk (r00t@cryto-BDFC78BC.infologie.co) has joined #crytocc 19:08:00 *** HiveResearch (HiveResear@developers.developers.developers) has joined #crytocc 19:34:25 joepie91, thise queitplase 19:34:36 ohaithur loggy 19:34:42 ohai dpk! 19:34:51 it's not always quiet :) 19:35:05 not once dpk shows up it's not 19:35:06 it comes in bursts, mostly 19:35:08 heh 19:35:13 for example, if I do this 19:35:31 hai, lady-3jane, twitchyliquid64, AnonForecast, emptyreddata, HiveResearch, IR601 19:35:37 hehe 19:35:39 and hai MK_FG (I keep overlooking you because sop) 19:35:40 yo all 19:36:02 ... noone awake? ._. 19:36:02 Hi everyone. 19:36:05 ah there we go :) 19:36:08 bonjour joseph pastry 19:36:20 What's with all the hies? 19:36:23 HULK SMASH.. er wut 19:36:24 yes hello, this is dog 19:36:32 MK_FG: was just showing dpk that it isn't always quiet here :) 19:36:39 yeah, hi. and fuck you all 19:36:43 lol 19:36:45 it was only quiet because I was working at a job 19:36:48 s/dog/wall dog/g 19:36:52 lady-3jane: work :o? 19:36:56 yes 19:36:58 lol 19:37:00 (just like to make it clear from the outside that fuck you, dpk is best) 19:37:04 and I respect "no irc on work pc" rule 19:37:04 y so work 19:37:04 :P 19:37:10 lady-3jane: I can see that! 19:37:10 *outset 19:37:11 i was having a wank, do you mind? 19:37:15 as evidenced by your current conversation 19:37:16 :P 19:37:20 :3 19:37:32 except for when I don't respect the rule 19:37:38 mostly it's just really hard to irc on macs 19:37:39 haha 19:37:39 I am pissed 19:37:44 AppleJack is [sbp's choice of] best pony 19:37:52 NP: [Queens of the Stone Age - Mosquito Song] [Songs for the Deaf] [859kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 19:37:52 oh dear 19:38:04 What's sbp? 19:38:15 yeah what MK_FG said 19:38:17 Who's * 19:38:17 I got antishock to a relatively acceptable point 19:38:18 and now it's down 19:38:18 :// 19:38:26 a whimsical ovulet of whits 19:38:29 agh 19:38:35 person that dpk and I both know :) 19:38:41 HiveResearch: what happened to it? 19:38:43 this explosion of chat is interrupting my photo stalking 19:38:56 * lady-3jane grins 19:39:11 so, the NSA is spying on this channel too now. GOOD WORK LOGGY 19:39:17 loggy: botsnack 19:39:25 loggy is not yoleaux :P 19:39:30 wat 19:39:30 (loggy has government backdoors) 19:39:35 joepie91: gonna talk to aigeanta see what up 19:39:35 nsa was always spying on this chan 19:39:37 also, I suspect the NSA has their own fancy logbots here 19:39:41 yes, that 19:39:42 yeah, probs 19:39:52 was reading another court order with references to cryto again, a few hours ago 19:39:53 botpie91, help 19:39:53 old one though 19:39:54 dpk: Hi, I'm a bot. Say ".commands" to me in private for a list of my commands, or see http://inamidst.com/phenny/ for more general details. My owner is joepie91. 19:39:55 cabincrew stuff 19:39:57 any single person isn't using ssl? nsa gets it. 19:40:00 ah, a phenny 19:40:02 automagically 19:40:06 joepie91: i had pictureses 19:40:07 a phenny indeed :) 19:40:32 * snowy pulls down IR601's pants 19:40:33 .tw crimershow 19:40:34 PEPL: Heye,whye youm got a Dort Vador hemlet on Yor hed ? COMPTOOTERGUY: Im worke inthe darkc oviosly .Whaet comptooting youm wants me Todo? (@crimershow) 19:40:35 HA HA 19:40:35 i made diagramses 19:40:40 LOL 19:40:43 hai snowy 19:40:44 (also, the relevant court order was that for Kahuna... for some reason I hadn't read it earlier, despite it having been released somewhere in 2012) 19:40:46 sup in da butt 19:40:47 hey bro 19:40:49 wait, I have twitter module enabled? 19:40:51 huh. 19:40:55 also, custom modules: 19:40:58 I want the nsa to have a form where you can mail them a harddrive and they'll copy your data onto it and mail it back 19:40:58 .bitcoin 19:41:00 1 BTC = $109.00, 1 BTC = €83.50 19:41:01 .license gpl 3 19:41:03 GNU General Public License v3 (GPL-3): You may copy, distribute and modify the software as long as you track changes/dates of in source files and keep modifications under GPL. You can distribute your application using a GPL library commercially, but you must also provide the source code. GPL v3 aims to prevent Tivoization. http://www.tldrlegal.com/license/gnu-general-public-licen 19:41:11 http://trollthensa.com/ 19:41:12 so I can see what data nsa has 19:41:14 what u been upto 19:41:26 lady-3jane: no chance of that happening :P 19:41:29 IR601: snitching, you? 19:41:34 joepie91:) that's why I'm against nsa spying 19:41:38 joepie91:) :D 19:41:42 lol hiding 19:41:45 fair enough 19:41:46 wtb my data 19:41:49 * IR601 sneeky eyes 19:41:51 :3 19:41:52 loggy, help 19:41:52 I'm a Python IRC logging bot. Source: http://inamidst.com/code/loggy.py Logging to: http://wire.cryto.net/logs/crytocc/ 19:41:57 IR601: seen sprite or dude etc? 19:42:04 NP: [Mark Knopfler - Boom, Like That] [Shangri-La] [912kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 19:42:08 IR601, snowy, we have a standoff here? 19:42:14 seeing as one is snitching and the other is hiding 19:42:15 :P 19:42:17 * dpk still kinda peeved he isn't credited for the MASSIVE IMPORTANT PATCH he contributed to loggy 19:42:25 lol mexican style 19:42:29 dpk: which... patch was that? 19:42:30 lol 19:42:34 remember the alamo, bitches 19:42:34 IR601 is small potatoes :D 19:42:36 also, I should probably update it to point to multiloggy 19:42:41 joepie91: the government backdoor, obvs 19:42:45 Hello NSA. U spent a shitload on storage. We bought vidya cards. You collect, we process. That spells pwnt on you. 19:42:47 pretty sure it's a multiloggy I'm running, not vanilla loggy 19:42:47 sprite i keep in contact with irl i havnt seen somedude in ages and reem pops around somtimes 19:43:01 IR601: tell tham I was asking for them 19:43:09 asking for sex ok 19:43:11 hah! https://www.google.com/search?q=loggy.py 19:43:19 lol, with a ginger? 19:43:26 :P 19:43:35 i can tell sprite now if u want 19:43:42 maybe he will come online 19:43:51 cool 19:44:00 then I will tap his wire :D 19:44:04 joepie91: patch: https://gist.github.com/dpk/c3b4bf519b5eb0d1a3be 19:44:05 lol 19:44:12 it's sad when a clumsy programmer like myself can figure out how to make NSA systems spin their wheels 19:44:49 that's an awfully narcissistic thing to say 19:44:57 the old Stasi mindset of vacuum all the info has crept into the NSA 19:45:21 well it's a fact that they are really just overteched bean counters 19:45:25 dpk: ah yes 19:45:31 you're credited in the multiloggy source for that 19:45:31 :p 19:45:33 whereas we have processing power 19:45:46 they have recording power 19:45:48 joepie91, the main reason for that was that there was an awful lot of op-war–related fun going on that simply wasn't being recorded 19:45:49 lulz 19:45:55 heh 19:46:14 aaaanyway! 19:46:19 going to put dinner into oven 19:46:21 and then get back to code 19:46:26 do u realize it wouldn't take that much shit posting to to make the NSA choke? 19:46:28 joepie91: enjoy! 19:46:32 was working on adding default currency and amount customizations to ReDonate 19:46:38 (that's what my todo list told me to do :P) 19:47:01 it's got to be his destiny, and it's what his todo list is telling him 19:47:18 they chose data we chose logic - now who do you think will win? 19:47:27 * dpk . o O ( works surprisingly well, except for the loss of rhyme ) 19:47:45 NP: [Mark Knopfler - Song For Sonny Liston] [Shangri-La] [769kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 19:48:44 IR601: tell sprite its summer, so I'll be here for a while :D 19:48:53 ok now I have that Pale Blue Planet ytmnd soundtrack stuck in my head 19:50:53 NP: [P.O.S - Fuck Your Stuff] [We Don't Even Live Here] [905kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 19:53:40 FEATURES! 19:54:59 when do we want them? FEATURES 19:59:58 lolol 20:00:19 he hasnt replyed 20:02:01 *** zest has quit (Client exited) 20:10:35 *** kvasir has quit (User quit: my computer turned itself off again) 20:12:49 Rackspace is down 20:13:01 that why antishock is down 20:13:15 Shit is fucked up and bullshit. 20:14:57 NEVER use 1&1 20:15:05 Their servers got hacked 20:15:10 and they're being used to launch ddos 20:22:02 :> 20:22:16 the one I provisioned is on liquidweb 20:22:25 got good reviews from em, and their support people aren't retards 20:23:46 *** zest (zest@cryto-FE4B824D.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 20:35:08 joepie91 you not busy for a minute? 20:35:43 if you are, or not, does Neon use LDAP or do they do it a different method. Its same type of login system, just one is "better". 20:40:28 for what? 20:40:39 lol 1&1 20:41:40 ah, great 20:41:48 VPS suspended for non-payment even though I paid a few days ago 20:41:54 rough guess: WHMCS bug 20:42:01 unless I somehow overlooked something 20:43:48 eww 1&1 20:44:12 they like advertising here now and then for some apparent reason 20:45:37 *** x (foobar@F41F7528.3BFC4759.D48B3C20.IP) has joined #crytocc 20:50:31 joepie91:) :D I finished the hosting migration shit, even figured out why we had intermittent mail issues. 20:50:59 what was causing it? 20:51:02 the bruteforce blocker thing in cpanel is turned up far too high 20:51:23 it's like 5 failed logins in 15 minutes, get to 20 failed logins and you get two week ban 20:51:44 that's a problem if your mail client eats 25 accounts worth of passwords when you change settings (welcome to fucking macmail( 20:52:21 hosting company whitelisted current IP's so we could fix and I turned the limits up to something reasonable 20:52:56 now it's all smooth 20:53:02 heh 20:53:10 *** kvasir (kvasir@cryto-1E638727.static.snlo.ca.charter.com) has joined #crytocc 20:53:26 macmail? 20:53:30 yeah 20:53:31 is that, like, apple mail? 20:53:32 mail.app 20:53:44 apples come with a mostly-acceptable mail program 20:53:55 it's good as long as you don't touch anything after you've set it up 20:54:07 apple mail gave me nightmares 20:54:16 when I was trying to write an email parser 20:54:25 like, every single oddity that was allowed by the spec, was done by apple mail 20:54:29 stuff was hell to parse 20:54:30 yes 20:54:33 :P 20:54:41 we have html footers on all mails 20:54:45 company policy :| 20:54:58 my improvement was to make the image not remote hosted on the company server 20:55:06 turned it into a data uri 20:55:38 inflates the size of mails, but means you don't have to hit the server every time you load a mail 20:56:11 soon there will be some caching set up, but I'm not doing that until next week 20:56:41 joepie91: Machine Suspended for DDOS attack 20:56:54 they gave a log of the apparent DDOS attack 20:57:06 its some round robin script someone made to attack machines with security issues 20:57:16 instead of using the correct hostname(domain.ex.com) 20:57:27 it shows s(7 numbers).onlineserver.com 20:57:35 which 1&1 controls. so its not targeted hacking 20:57:42 lel 21:23:06 just added custom donation amount/currency presets to redonate 21:23:35 as in, you can now set your own 'default' values for the landing page 21:23:35 :P 21:25:36 joepie91: this might sound like i'm stuck on the moon losing my mind, but with everybody paralyzed by this PRISM shit, how do you pick up a live pulse out there? people having an idea what to do with this 21:26:12 twitter's a zombie, facebook is useless... wtf 21:26:26 what to do with what? 21:26:27 http://trollthensa.com/ 21:27:28 snowy: nice idea to have fun, but wildly ineffective 21:28:07 it's a start i guess 21:28:31 HiveResearch, relax. just stick to the original plan and everyone will be perfectly fine 21:28:38 we got this. 21:28:43 hopefully more effective ideas will come out 21:29:09 no new solutions necessary. solution already available. 21:29:32 snowy: not even a start 21:29:36 nsa website was down earlier 21:29:42 it takes all of 10 nanoseconds for a moderately skilled sysadmin to filter this 21:33:52 *** AnonO_o has quit (Input/output error) 21:38:26 HiveResearch, PM 21:39:18 *** AnonyOps (anonyops@cryto-5167D786.woh.res.rr.com) has joined #crytocc 21:40:24 joepie91: just feeling like making shit work is a lot more dragging lately 21:43:22 I think perhaps you're mistaking silence for paralysis. Silence on the wire does not denote a lack of activity :P 21:43:51 lady-3jane: normally it denotes the opposite 21:43:57 it's not silence 21:44:27 it's reaction time, mood, temperament 21:44:58 like walking thru mollasses 21:44:59 So everyone is going through the stages of grief? I suppose you should be making a thing to catch them at the right stage? 21:46:00 lady-3jane: what worries me is T.H.E.Y. have figured out how to pile it on so ppl get stuck on the same stage 21:46:12 however you just cracked it open 21:49:22 thx 21:50:26 np :P 21:51:00 HiveResearch: I do think it's more work now to get people to do things 21:51:09 people have gotten used to activism, however weird it may sound 21:51:27 they've developed certain habits, certain 'methods' of 'activism' that they have accepted as 'truths', regardless of their actual effectiveness 21:51:29 (ddos, etc) 21:52:03 try convincing them of some other method, and it'll be like trying to get an Apple fanboy to use an Android phone 21:52:17 i think what 21:52:22 so yes, it has gotten harder to get stuff done, because people have gotten stuck 21:52:34 happened also is that people don' 21:52:50 don't even enjoy the forms they've chosen 21:53:15 amen 21:53:29 there's a certain recharge and vitality you get from doing something fun 21:53:35 anon lost its ability to tactically adapt 21:53:50 we can adapt, we just can't taste oit 21:53:54 *it 21:54:22 probably too much centralization in anon 21:54:30 too much structure has formed 21:54:39 distributed structure, but structure 21:54:42 like i doubt OpSaveED would have taken off today 21:55:05 well i feel it's more cart before horse 21:55:21 structure is fine, in the sense of ice skates on ice 21:56:05 but people without ideas come together in large numbers to find ideas - which is impossible because the whole collective mind is empty 21:56:06 but when nobody's run the zamboni 21:56:12 lol 21:56:15 precisely 21:56:29 *** x has quit (Input/output error) 21:56:30 nailed it 21:57:03 before it was people who already had success with tactics and just wanted to find the best ones that fit the goal 21:57:11 they came with materials 21:57:19 now people come together naked 21:57:20 *** kvasir has quit (User quit: three sheets to the wind) 21:57:53 problems of an officially popular movement, I suspect 21:58:08 ddos, deface, blackfax, dox - the tool has replaced the cause 21:58:12 there was more than a little self-selection before 21:58:21 yes 21:58:58 ok 21:58:59 so 21:59:05 ppl got stuck 21:59:18 we invented a theory for getting unstuck 21:59:45 but there's that nagging feeling of having to carry all these people to the starting line 22:00:08 using github API, how does one keep track of commits made by a user to public repositories? 22:00:19 this is a sign of biting off too much 22:01:33 hmm not sure joepie, short of looking at the graphs 22:04:07 *** dpk has quit (User quit: you) 22:12:13 NP: [Queens of the Stone Age - No One Knows] [Songs for the Deaf] [969kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 22:24:05 remind me why I never liked Liam at lowendtalk 22:24:11 I can think of easily 10-20 reasons 22:42:53 *** AnonO_o (AnonO_o@anonO_o) has joined #crytocc 22:45:52 awh, fuck. new opera won't be on linux for first release 22:46:15 which sucks, since opera next is currently shipping chrome 28 22:46:18 aka blink 22:46:27 (It's so sexy on mac, damn.) 22:49:55 *** zest has quit (User quit: hf) 22:54:15 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 22:54:28 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 22:55:31 hm 22:56:22 annoying 22:56:52 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 22:56:55 .ghwatch 22:57:01 no? 22:57:09 .startgh 22:57:10 UnboundLocalError: local variable 'watcher_started' referenced before assignment (file "/home/sven/projects/phenny/modules/github.py", line 77, in start_github) 22:57:12 hm 22:57:31 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 22:57:39 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 22:57:41 .startgh 22:57:43 AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 'timestamp' (file "/home/sven/projects/phenny/modules/github.py", line 55, in __init__) 22:57:48 ... 22:59:05 lolpie 22:59:09 i love it 22:59:42 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 22:59:52 testing bot name 22:59:52 :P 22:59:52 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 22:59:58 .startgh 23:00:00 AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 'timestamp' (file "/home/sven/projects/phenny/modules/github.py", line 55, in __init__) 23:00:01 soon: penispie91 23:00:02 what 23:00:26 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:00:30 lady-3jane: heh 23:00:33 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:00:35 .startgh 23:00:37 AttributeError: 'time.struct_time' object has no attribute 'time' (file "/home/sven/projects/phenny/modules/github.py", line 55, in __init__) 23:00:40 asdfsadfasdfasdfasdf 23:01:01 ATTRIBUTES MOTHER FUCKER: KENYA FIND IT 23:02:25 I kinda can't, no 23:02:46 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:02:53 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:02:55 .startgh 23:02:57 TypeError: int() argument must be a string or a number, not 'time.struct_time' (file "/home/sven/projects/phenny/modules/github.py", line 55, in __init__) 23:03:02 well it was worth a try 23:03:40 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:03:46 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:03:48 why is date/time handling always suck a fucking mess 23:03:51 regardless of language 23:03:56 .startgh 23:03:58 Now watching GitHub. 23:04:07 I think date and time are a giant fucking mess regardless of language 23:04:12 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:04:15 no you're not 23:04:18 lady-3jane: mmm 23:04:19 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:04:22 it _can_ be done properly.. 23:04:25 .startgh 23:04:27 Now watching GitHub. 23:04:29 well 23:04:31 that's a start 23:04:35 From what I can tell, it's very hard to do it properly 23:04:37 let's see if this shit actually works then 23:05:21 inb4 boom 23:05:26 apparently there are adversaries who would think to send you malicious time data... I'm not even sure what the implications are of that 23:05:32 or just nothing, that's also a possibility 23:05:32 joepie91 made phenny commits to 1: 'Add module for watching GitHub (hardcoded to 'joepie91' user for now)' 23:05:34 ... 23:05:35 well 23:05:36 ALMOST 23:05:43 but I certainly didn't make phenny commits to 1 23:06:09 *** Xeross is now known as Xeross|AFK 23:06:24 well that's fucking interesting 23:06:30 I have a static IP now 23:06:38 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:06:45 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:07:37 .startgh 23:07:39 Now watching GitHub. 23:07:42 wat 23:07:43 .startgh 23:07:47 hm 23:07:49 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:07:58 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:07:58 .startgh 23:08:00 Now watching GitHub. 23:08:01 .startgh 23:08:01 Already watching GitHub. 23:08:04 k :) 23:08:19 well there we go then 23:08:34 joepie91 made 2 commit(s) to phenny: 'Output message when already watching GitHub', 'Fix GitHub watching output' 23:09:50 lol 23:10:01 http://www.scribd.com/doc/146930457/PRISM-Class 23:10:39 oh, yeah 23:10:48 also can you never ever ever use scribd again, thanks 23:11:33 that site is like satan incarnate 23:12:43 *** AnonO_o has quit (Input/output error) 23:13:38 I HATE my ISP. 23:13:43 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:13:51 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:13:53 1529MS ping 23:14:07 that's sufficient for irc 23:14:08 0.23mbps speed. 23:14:21 No sites load, yet I'm able to use IRC, Skype 23:14:26 yep :D 23:15:02 .startgh 23:15:02 argh 23:15:04 Now watching GitHub. 23:15:09 NOW I CAN'T TEST 23:15:23 .stopgh ? 23:16:05 nah 23:16:05 also 23:16:06 just realized 23:16:10 github also offers json 23:16:14 perhaps I should use that 23:16:17 has nicer data 23:17:48 yes 23:17:56 bracket shit, done 23:18:26 I use json for my weather script 23:18:35 cause I could do the entire data thing in one line 23:20:34 hmm 23:21:00 considering batch downloading ~180 tv episodes. would massacre my internet, but I'd move up a class 23:21:26 I have all prereqs for next userclass except I haven't downloaded enough, count wise 23:21:28 :| 23:21:56 download like all of 24, ncis, er, and friends, in SD 23:22:00 that'd probably get me there 23:27:02 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:27:09 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:27:17 .startgh 23:27:18 TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str (file "/home/sven/projects/phenny/modules/github.py", line 24, in parse_github_feed) 23:27:20 :( 23:28:04 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:28:11 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:28:12 .startgh 23:28:13 TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str (file "/home/sven/projects/phenny/modules/github.py", line 24, in parse_github_feed) 23:28:31 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:28:37 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:28:38 .startgh 23:28:39 TypeError: argument must be 9-item sequence, not datetime.datetime (file "/home/sven/projects/phenny/modules/github.py", line 49, in __init__) 23:28:42 :|? 23:29:00 woot? 23:29:01 * lady-3jane grins 23:29:13 excellence in failing admirably? 23:29:26 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:29:33 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:29:35 .startgh 23:29:36 Now watching GitHub. 23:29:39 :D 23:30:23 haha baller 23:30:23 Clients: Transmission/2.77; rtorrent/0.8.6/0.12.6; rtorrent/0.9.2/0.13.2 23:30:42 I'm seeding from three locations 23:30:47 fuck I have too many torrents 23:32:11 joepie91:) quick! how do I count stuff in unix cmd 23:32:21 wc 23:32:24 ahhk 23:32:25 I assume you mean output 23:32:27 wc -l for lines 23:32:29 yeah 23:32:31 wc -c (?) for characters 23:32:31 etc 23:32:32 hmm 23:32:35 want to ls and get a number 23:32:37 wc --help 23:32:38 :P 23:32:49 ls -al | wc -l 23:33:10 119, cool 23:33:49 and 24 23:34:23 so 143 + 4908 = 5051 torrents 23:34:36 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:34:41 let's try this shit! 23:34:42 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:34:46 .startgh 23:34:47 Now watching GitHub. 23:34:49 !dicks 23:35:18 joepie91 made 3 commit(s) to 03phenny: '\u000302Use JSON instead of Atom data\u000f', '\u000302Properly check for dateutil import errors\u000f', '\u000302Add fancy colors to the output\u000f' 23:35:23 hm 23:35:25 almost! 23:35:32 close but no cigar :D 23:35:38 forgot to u"" 23:35:39 lol 23:35:42 :> 23:36:31 * lady-3jane begins process of killing tabs 23:36:36 fff 23:36:38 fail! 23:36:43 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:36:49 *** lolpie91 (lolpie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 23:36:51 .startgh 23:36:52 Now watching GitHub. 23:38:25 04joepie91 made 1 commit(s) to 03phenny: '02Clean code a bit' 23:38:34 :D 23:38:41 it works! 23:38:48 *** lolpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:39:05 *** botpie91 has quit (Client exited) 23:39:48 *** botpie91 (botpie91@5C4B2CE4.B8E60B3B.FD9B6484.IP) has joined #crytocc 23:39:49 let's see 23:39:50 .startgh 23:39:51 Now watching GitHub. 23:39:52 :) 23:40:04 code deployed to permanent phenny :D 23:42:47 :D 23:45:24 it'll probably only notify of master commits though :( 23:49:48 eh a flood bot joepie91 ? 23:50:06 does pong real gud 23:50:35 scraepy: ? 23:50:51 also, time to sleep 23:51:09 k 23:55:44 *** speakeasy has quit (User quit: Nettalk6 - www.ntalk.de)