00:02:11 lol, sure 00:02:33 inb4 give us your address and a personal mafia squad will come and get rid of you in the most horrible way you can think of 00:05:26 wat 00:06:27 also, wat 00:06:28 http://www.alternet.org/video-eminem-ice-cube-and-korn-team-anonymous-call-global-revolution 00:07:14 ultrawat 00:08:32 can someone teach them how mixed-content scenarios and proportional image resizing works 00:09:37 I won't link to it because that's banned in here, but jeez 00:13:53 python 00:13:54 "wins the one who stands where there's no war at" better change it to "LIVE the ones who stand where there's no war at" :D 00:13:56 is 00:13:58 beautiful 00:14:00 python 00:14:02 is 00:14:04 beautiful 00:14:06 PYTHON IS FUCKING BEAUTIFUL 00:14:12 also msg history 00:14:14 as you can tell 00:14:17 lululz 00:14:31 * monod back lurking. 00:14:45 also here goes a python's skeleton 00:14:47 https://twitter.com/iceTwy/status/433967980322783232 00:21:47 NP: [Korn - Coming Undone] [See You On The Other Side] [1065kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.6.0 00:22:46 seems like a good song to play while writing an essay on dependency theory 00:23:03 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_theory 00:26:48 *** pzuraq (pzuraq@cryto-8D4BA9A4.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net) has joined #crytocc 00:28:14 *** pzuraq_ (pzuraq@cryto-8D4BA9A4.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net) has joined #crytocc 00:28:15 *** pzuraq has quit (Connection reset by peer) 00:28:56 *** Agalloch has quit (User quit: I AM ERROR) 00:30:09 *** Zekka (zekka@Zekka.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 00:30:59 NP: [Nero - Doomsday] [Welcome Reality] [1040kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.6.0 00:34:54 *** foolex has quit (Client exited) 00:35:52 04iceTwy made 1 commit(s) to 03willie-extras on branch 10master: '02Code refactoring: step 1*Copyright and EFL license*Goodbye requests, hello willie's web.py*Proper string formatting for willie's replies*resource is now a method of ImgurClient, can be used to fetch any imgurresource*More vertical spacing in imgur() function*foul-proof => fool-proof*probably some other things I didn't mention' (https://github.com/iceTwy/willie-extras/comp 00:39:02 *** foolex (foolex@5D6B0912.EC145393.9A74EEF1.IP) has joined #crytocc 00:47:56 ^ pretty fucking satisfied w/ this commit 01:02:21 I'm in the middle of a self mind-wrestling at 2 AM :) I got to sleep now, definitely 01:02:26 see ya! 01:02:30 *** monod has quit (User quit: nightnight) 01:03:58 http://devopsreactions.tumblr.com/ is just. fucking. gold 01:04:00 hahahaha 01:13:02 *** Zekka has quit (Ping timeout) 01:31:41 *** Mankind has quit (Ping timeout) 02:10:52 *** iceTwy has quit (User quit: WeeChat 0.4.3) 03:06:07 *** MK_FG has quit (Ping timeout) 03:59:03 *** Achilles (Achilles@cryto-5A768E90.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 03:59:35 the feds are watching 04:00:50 *** Achilles has parted #crytocc () 04:01:30 *** L0GZ (L0GZ@cryto-5A768E90.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 04:07:05 *** AnonyOps (anonyops@AnonyOps.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 04:09:04 tell me 04:23:28 *** Ari (Ari@Ari.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 04:29:43 *** L0GZ has quit (User quit: Page closed) 04:46:48 we know 04:46:56 * dorotea hi feds! 04:47:00 * dorotea waves 05:04:30 *** Zekka (zekka@Zekka.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 05:07:42 *** Zekka has quit (Ping timeout) 05:26:48 *** Zekka (zekka@cryto-4AFAE809.arizona.edu) has joined #crytocc 06:07:24 NP: [Kid Rock - American Bad Ass] [The History Of Rock] [959kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.6.0 06:09:24 *** Ari has quit (Ping timeout) 06:12:18 NP: [Club Des Belugas - What Is Jazz (Tape Five Remix)] [Aural Affairs vol.1 CD2] [266kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.6.0 06:46:45 NP: [Jay-Z - Lucifer] [The Black Album] [936kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.6.0 06:58:45 *** ^Xires (xires@cryto-FE316B49.feedthetrolls.net) has joined #crytocc 07:14:57 *** pzuraq_ has quit (Input/output error) 07:55:07 *** nicholas-b1242 (nicholas-b@cryto-B5EA7A0D.vnet.sk) has joined #crytocc 08:06:24 *** xxxxy (spice@cryto-87A3F5F4.lns20.syd6.internode.on.net) has joined #crytocc 08:07:26 *** xxxxy has parted #crytocc (None) 08:09:08 *** xxxxy (spice@cryto-87A3F5F4.lns20.syd6.internode.on.net) has joined #crytocc 08:09:16 *** xxxxy has parted #crytocc (None) 08:21:35 *** pzuraq (pzuraq@cryto-BAE76FBA.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) has joined #crytocc 09:05:03 *** tmbucky (tmbucky@cryto-722FD926.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 09:06:26 *** tmbucky has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 09:15:40 *** foolex has quit (Client exited) 09:21:00 *** foolex (foolex@5D6B0912.EC145393.9A74EEF1.IP) has joined #crytocc 09:28:45 *** MarcosSMBT (AnonLemmin@AF474622.719A41CF.3A5B19FE.IP) has joined #crytocc 10:15:49 *** stanone (Grep@stanone.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 10:16:47 *** LapAnon has quit (Ping timeout) 10:49:55 *** foolex has quit (Ping timeout) 10:53:23 *** foolex (foolex@5D6B0912.EC145393.9A74EEF1.IP) has joined #crytocc 12:02:23 *** monod (monod@cryto-F3156097.retail.telecomitalia.it) has joined #crytocc 12:02:32 hola 13:37:07 *** Ari (Ari@Ari.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 13:37:15 *** MK_FG (MK_FG@MKFG-91968.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 14:10:07 *** Ari has quit (Ping timeout) 14:32:24 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@iceTwy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 14:36:40 NP: [Sublime - What I Got (reprise)] [Sublime] [963kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.6.0 14:36:55 soundtrack to my childhood right hurr 14:37:31 joepie91: thanks for pwning this guy 14:38:41 .tw https://twitter.com/Aranjedeath/status/436392533577310208 14:38:42 What if the panopticon is inhibited by consumerism? What do we do if those forces counter eachother? (@Aranjedeath) 14:39:29 these are the things that keep me up at night 14:41:43 oh really 14:42:08 basically, what if we're wrong? and I think I could make a case that we are 14:42:53 part of the linchpin of the panopticon is successful individuation. consumerism directly fights that. 14:43:05 like, head fucking on 14:44:18 Everyone owning same iPhone with same angry bidrds is suddenly raging individual? ;) 14:44:29 absolutely 14:44:44 the iPhone is a symbol of false individuation :D 14:44:59 You're literally buying the image of individuality 14:45:12 ceci n'est pas une pipe 14:45:28 Huh 14:45:42 I dunno 14:45:54 I haven't read foucault yet, probably will this weekend 14:45:55 lol 14:46:05 see if I'm right 14:46:07 :> 14:46:48 I'm trying to imagine what goes through mind of iPhone buyer that corresponds to "image of individuality" and I think I'm failing 14:47:07 I need not look farther than "think differently" 14:47:50 Um.. a stupid obsolete marketing slogan from days long gone? 14:47:51 buying an iPhone necessarily absolves you of a certain amount of individuation 14:48:00 hmm 14:48:15 I wonder if we could rank objects by how much individuation they inhibit 14:48:18 or mitigate 14:48:24 that would be a sufficiently fun task 14:48:31 Heheh 14:48:42 tough, but I think worth it 14:48:53 I think you risk turning into some kind of hipster ;) 14:49:00 (by doing that) 14:49:01 pop culture would laugh, but you'd get your 15 minutes with philo cats 14:49:23 individuation =?= original, personal style? 14:49:30 no 14:49:37 becoming an individual 14:49:46 :| 14:49:48 It's a mental process 14:50:12 I thought it was what monod said 14:50:14 so: becoming someone far from the "mass" of people, that is an independent "individual"? 14:50:33 that's so nice of you MK_FG :D 14:50:35 lulz 14:50:47 "In Jungian psychology, also called analytical psychology, it expresses the process in which the individual self develops out of an undifferentiated unconscious. It is a developmental psychic process during which innate elements of personality, the components of the immature psyche, and the experiences of the person's life become integrated over time into a well-functioning whole." 14:51:06 this is the definition I'm using 14:51:09 I hope you caught my light joke :D 14:51:15 yes :> 14:51:16 reading that now dorotea 14:51:25 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Individuation 14:51:50 self-definition-like? 14:51:55 sure 14:52:06 so, individuation 14:52:38 btw, just a quick link: do you all already know about http://www.codecademy.com/learn ? 14:52:44 I must be cynical this morning 14:52:45 heh 14:52:56 that'll go perfectly for my class in 1hr 14:53:02 *** Stassi (Stassi__@cryto-9B07CF8C.ighost.se) has joined #crytocc 14:53:03 XD 14:53:08 (we're discussing marx's effect on the study of history) 14:53:49 I've seen links to codeacademy before, but never used it myself 14:53:58 I can't understand how can you study sociopolitical things and... be a programmer? Or aren't you? 14:54:00 NP: [Metric - Rock Me Now] [Grow Up and Blow Away] [952kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.6.0 14:54:06 Why not? 14:54:10 they're the same thing! 14:54:23 Coding can be a subclass, like cooking ;) 14:54:29 sure 14:54:34 but it's still political speech 14:54:42 What, coding? 14:54:44 ;) 14:54:46 da 14:54:59 haha 14:55:00 maybe cooking too, but mostly coding 14:55:11 * dorotea thinks veganism, et all 14:55:17 Luckily I only have slight clue as to what "political speech" is 14:55:44 MK_FG, I thought I would give it a try since they might be a possibility for me to quickly learn mainstream languages that I still haven't learned, like PHP 14:56:06 the reason I go to infosec conferences is the same reason I go to art galleries and study sociopolitical structures 14:56:17 Yeah, don't think I've ever heard bad things about codeacademy 14:56:38 oh god, dorotea :D 14:56:46 trying to figuring it ou 14:56:47 t 14:56:58 dorotea, Well, they have plenty of political speech not involving coding at those 14:57:07 Like, maybe 50% these days 14:57:27 not that much at the ones I've been to 14:57:51 mostly coding as art 14:58:14 and as liberal arts theories 14:58:31 You really must mean some other infosec stuff 14:58:42 nah 14:58:47 Because things like defcon, shmoocon etc don't even involve coding 14:58:52 "coding as art" sounds very time expensive to me 14:58:57 I've never been to either of those 14:59:07 if I would do anything artistic, I would spend days and days... 14:59:09 I went to toorcon and hushcon 14:59:10 Oh, also, good point! 14:59:20 yes 14:59:22 I haven't actually *been* there either 14:59:24 that's why I don't code much 14:59:29 :P 14:59:32 So that might be a totally different experience 14:59:49 ....than judging them only by talks on youtube 14:59:54 the crowd I hang out with doesn't do politics 15:00:01 they write code all con 15:00:07 all con? 15:00:18 all of the conference 15:00:18 conmen 15:00:20 all con 15:00:28 all con and all fed 15:00:59 all con no fed 15:01:21 we had headhntr tho 15:01:21 Why doesn't bot kick for fed these days, btw? 15:01:40 I'm pissed I didn't introduce myself, but I didn't know who he was 15:01:41 lol 15:02:12 https://twitter.com/headhntr <-- 15:06:12 " Why doesn't bot kick for fed these days, btw?" lulwhat? 15:06:28 I never get the irony if any in there 15:06:31 It used to do that! 15:06:46 No idea why, but it did, it was lulzy 15:09:56 o_O lol 15:10:06 very lulzy indeed O_O 15:10:52 anyway, does it mean that I'm not as intelligent as somebody else if I am poor at maths? Calculus... (calculus 2 actually) 15:11:36 because I'm really just doing that course only to prove I'm an intelligent person, but I don't have if this is the way and I've spent much energy for this.... 15:11:48 and I know it sounds stupid to do something you're not sure about, but... 15:11:58 in this case I think it's comprehensible 15:15:43 Dunno if "intelligent person" is even a thing 15:16:14 Are good-math people best at everything that requires brain? 15:17:08 MK_FG: unfortunately, yes 15:17:29 well actually I'll take that back 15:17:44 but if you take a look at all the big names in the different fields of maths, then yes 15:19:45 Hm, interesting 15:20:49 the problem for me is that I fear that when in presence of anyone who is very good at maths, I'll just have to bow down to him... just as in "different levels of human beings" 15:21:09 so, I need to join the run for studying maths and here I am indeed.. (failing of course) 15:21:55 (and usually brings me to blaming my poor attitude in high school) 15:22:01 Also, why it's "unfortunately"? Don't think I see them being evil overlords or something ;) 15:23:00 from my POV, it's like they have some power others can't have and they know this, so if any evil would come up, it'd be from this 15:23:53 I also was/am sure that everyone can "go maths", you just need someone good at teaching you them, the mindset to have when dealing with maths 15:23:58 (not only, but also) 15:24:22 tbh you're not instantly good at maths 15:25:05 you can be at ease with the concepts and, actually, with applying those concepts. that's what we call people that are good at maths 15:25:13 I wonder if Gauss got home-schooled, at some point, because he's said (just said, tho) to have solved a non-obvious math problem at the age of 6-7, iceTwy 15:25:37 iceTwy, yes, and that applies to many (if not any) fields, I think 15:25:43 he was already solving maths problems at like 3 15:25:49 but anyway 15:26:00 if you work hard, it doesn't matter whether you're at ease or not 15:26:02 at first that is 15:26:06 you will be at ease then 15:26:29 Or that's what they want you to think (so you'd work hard for nothing!)... 15:26:35 Evil maths overlords 15:26:57 haha, yes, them XD 15:27:15 so what the reason for "disparity" in results would be? The amount of 'labor' one has spent on it? 15:27:18 like anything else? 15:27:21 iceTwy, ^ 15:27:35 'labor' == hard work 15:27:40 that's what I meant 15:29:58 yes monod 15:30:02 I do believe so 15:30:29 and why is maths so hard compared to anything else? 15:30:47 seems to be the black death, compared to anything else, if you ask around some random people 15:31:07 because it pushes you to be rigorous, coherent, and absolutely critical of your methods 15:31:09 random people == people chosen at random, not people with random ideals for their lives :D 15:31:26 iceTwy, it sounds psychological 15:31:36 life if it has to do with psyche 15:31:48 well, in most countries, the disparity of results in maths comes from that yeah 15:31:59 there's a lot of affection associated with maths, as a subject in school 15:32:10 because it's seen as THE shit that makes you intelligent or not 15:32:44 that's the point... 15:32:52 well we need to get past that 15:33:06 of course, I mistakenly said "that's the point" 15:33:10 but most school systems are far from achieving that, except for Scandinavian countries 15:33:10 didn't meant to :S 15:33:16 mean* 15:33:19 but 15:33:20 say 15:33:46 you're interested in maths, and you decide to work hard and not be tricked into thinking that you're not good at maths because you don't understand things in 0.2 second like a genius 15:34:09 then, just as any other field/subject, you will necessarily improve yourself 15:34:48 I personally know that I hate to fail at maths because I've got a fairly enormous ego when it comes to that 15:35:05 maybe as a result of the affection that we associate with maths, I'm not too sure, but I've got it anyway 15:35:30 and yet I'm far from being the best at maths 15:35:55 I'm pretty sure that if I put more work into maths I would be ;) 15:36:42 I still don't get it.... 15:37:01 I'm hating maths 15:37:09 why 15:37:52 *** foolex has quit (Client exited) 15:37:55 because it's too hard and too many things to learn (in this course, calculus 2) to get a high score (or mark?) at the exam 15:38:05 "too hard" is not exact, 15:38:13 right 15:38:22 because you need a good mark at the exam 15:38:29 not that 15:38:34 yes 15:38:41 nope, that's a symbol 15:38:43 it /is/ that: the examination process 15:39:09 for me it's like about "my level" compared to "others level" 15:39:24 but also this it's not exact too 15:39:34 because it only bothers me of one other person 15:39:38 ('s level) 15:39:53 but who is that related to maths 15:39:56 how* 15:40:38 I never cared for any other person who was better than me, because "inside me" I knew they hadn't some other things I had. This stuff is related to maths because the: 15:40:42 "monod> for me it's like about "my level" compared to "others level" " 15:41:01 is about a person who was/is very good at maths 15:41:09 well that's just because maths is a subject where we put a LOT of examinations 15:41:26 and why is that then 15:41:35 because, again, math = intelligence 15:41:41 intelligence = superiority 15:42:01 *** Zekka has quit (Ping timeout) 15:42:06 derp 15:42:07 I'm reasoning with single words just to make it simple, even if this means wrong reasoning 15:42:27 this thing is sucking my soul 15:42:38 take a look at this instead 15:42:43 work 15:42:46 maths ====> intelligence 15:43:03 "maths work intelligence"? 15:43:11 "maths, then work, so then intelligence"? 15:43:42 yes 15:43:46 rather 15:43:59 should've been 15:44:02 *** foolex (foolex@5D6B0912.EC145393.9A74EEF1.IP) has joined #crytocc 15:44:08 work + learning 15:44:14 sciences =========> intelligence 15:44:33 or rather: work + learning ==> intelligence 15:44:37 :P 15:44:39 monod, I believe you don't hate maths 15:44:49 you just hate what surrounds maths 15:44:58 yeah, maybe... 15:45:04 stressful exam, the amount of work it requires to get on par with others in your course 15:45:18 un-intuitive concepts that have to be understood 15:45:41 that takes the fun out of maths, yes 15:45:56 this sounds very true 15:46:12 this is something a professor in my university has said to me, once.. 15:46:28 there's a point where, you need to realize that maths isn't about that 15:46:43 what's the X that is about that then? :( 15:46:43 you need to have a personal vision of what mathematics really mean to you 15:47:08 personally I see maths as a form of philosophy 15:47:23 I fear that intelligence is the main thing that has to do with school, univerisity, passing exams with no late years of university 15:47:42 but I think I'm just blindly repeating myself now, maybe 15:47:53 i.e. human reason/intelligence applied to creating/finding abstract models to predict, well, everything 15:48:02 yeah I think you are :P 15:48:06 my point is 15:48:14 try to get the stress out of this, don't think about other people's level 15:48:30 and see maths for what it really is: pure, sheer beauty 15:48:42 they really are*, herp 15:48:53 ok, I can separate these two concepts: 15:49:37 but: there's one thing I still can't overlook....� 15:49:48 but I don't know how much it has to do with math 15:49:48 s 15:49:51 maths* 15:49:59 what's this one thing? 15:50:09 if you don't know what it is, then it's probably just the fear of not succeeding 15:50:12 at university 15:50:30 and, er, I'd say you're not the only one (at all) facing that fear ;) 15:51:04 and maybe all the typical failers are so because of that 15:51:12 what? 15:51:14 lol 15:51:16 typical failers 15:51:38 that's just an ugly term to say people who didn't get good grades at school 15:51:42 like, a really ugly term 15:52:19 you can very well not have the best grades at school 15:52:24 and yet you can shine at university 15:52:31 because it's a different system/way of working 15:52:43 (and because it's much more interesting than general curriculums at school) 15:52:53 monod: Fear. Not. :) 15:53:18 ok, but "fear of what" I'm trying to figure out, that is� 15:53:21 that is: 15:53:29 in which form am I fearing of not succeeding? 15:54:02 not working enough? 15:54:10 because that's the /only/ thing that will get you to fail 15:54:36 (okay, besides other unfortunate events in life, but that's not the point here) 15:55:41 how old are you again monod? 15:55:53 I was thinking the same thing, 21 15:56:31 you aren't studying at the uni yet, right? 15:56:44 a&t uni* 15:56:47 at uni*, god 15:56:59 I am instead, the age is 19, just after high school which ends at 18-19 15:57:12 5 years of uni tho 15:57:16 instead of 3 15:57:27 you should be out by 23 15:57:42 if you don't get late, like me and other people 15:57:52 I've already lost one year 15:57:59 and there's more to come 15:58:01 ah, what are you studying then? maths? 15:58:08 there are* more to come 15:59:02 engineering! Because I thought I was going to program, but now, while I'm at 3rd year (2nd year if we look at what courses I'm studying now....), I've realized that an engineer is a slightly different job 15:59:16 but that's okay, I likely understood this and did not rejected it 15:59:41 that is: computer science engineers are not so bad, *it seems* 15:59:52 also, my programming idea was very naive 16:00:17 everyone told me "engineer are better than programmers, you should choose wisely which one to do now that you know." 16:00:26 this is the message I received tho. 16:00:49 CS engineers are the shit 16:01:02 well yeah, an engineer does just not program 16:01:10 programming is really just the act of transforming an idea into code 16:01:21 but then programming all day long would be boring 16:01:41 I would have never choose CS engineering if it wasn't for that cursed person who I told it's good at maths..... 16:02:01 ah, got tricked by someone in your orientation process? 16:02:34 iceTwy, and one good side of CS engineers is that they program too, a little bit maybe, they just don't code everything from scratch. No, didn't got tricked, but advised 16:02:54 I was like "I really don't know where should I try" (first year of uni) 16:03:08 (actually, just before enrolling for the first year) 16:03:16 yeah, that 16:03:23 and he said "I think you may do this" 16:03:29 I was almost going to pick med studies because people DID NOT FUCKING KNOW what neurosciences are 16:03:37 "because you like computer, programming and it's a natural course for you" 16:03:55 my choices were not much apart tho 16:04:16 and the alternative, that of programming, seemed so odd, because of what people said 16:04:50 but not exactly 16:05:08 not because of what they said, just because of what it looked like: program and.. nothing else 16:05:15 it was just a naive idea 16:05:33 all the topic revolves around intelligence tho 16:06:00 I always thought I was intelligent, but facts don't match my thoughts... 16:06:04 so r 16:06:07 er* 16:06:07 I can't accomplish nearly nothing... 16:06:16 anything*, I mean 16:06:25 if I'm correct, you should get a degree in CS by the end of this year right? 16:06:27 (like, uni year) 16:06:41 iceTwy, it should be so, but I'm late 16:06:56 well then next year 16:06:59 and I will get even more late in the future, I can almost promise you 16:07:25 subjects are to be harder the third year (which will be my 4th year probably) 16:07:46 well, there's only one thing to do and you know what that is 16:07:49 while I'm here at IRC, *noone* at CS engineering has ever spent more than 1 day here.. 16:07:51 hard god damn work ;) 16:08:06 iceTwy, yes, and in solitude 16:08:19 you're not alone 16:08:19 welcome to my life! 16:08:27 stack overflow's here for youuuuuuuu 16:08:33 well okay that's not fun 16:08:43 why aren't you enjoying the great years of uni 16:08:55 uni years are the years you've got to enjoy life 16:09:32 I don't know where the problem is.... 16:10:08 I was even achieving some many progresses with psychotherapy 16:10:11 lately 16:10:17 well just go to your uni and go out with friends? ;) 16:10:19 *** anonnews545 (anonnews54@cryto-86802B9B.dhcp-dynamic.fibreop.nb.bellaliant.net) has joined #crytocc 16:10:25 to the point that I have a date pending with a stranger girl 16:10:32 friends? not anymore! 16:10:38 yes friends 16:10:49 the other thing is what I do everyday, going to uni and studying... 16:10:56 friends abandoned me! 16:11:06 and I abandoned those friends, I think 16:11:16 then make some more friends, move on 16:11:25 that can be a fairly challenging thing but that's the way to go 16:11:26 in the sense: "you abandoned me?? How could you?? We're not friend anymore!" 16:12:49 that would've been their initial reaction.. 16:13:09 it's like I did not meet anyone that interesting still 16:13:10 there still is a chance to get back to them and renew those bonds 16:13:25 the problem is that there's this one person I'm talking about 16:13:52 that was my closest friend and that now I don't want him to be around me in a 1km radius 16:14:27 shit does happen 16:14:33 to my eyes, it's just as: 16:14:38 but afaik, in an university, there are at least 2000+ students 16:15:13 it's just as weird as if he deleted any bond with me 16:15:19 I can't explain, he moved on 16:15:26 I wasn't enough for him to pay attention 16:15:27 anymore 16:15:41 because I was a genius in his opinions, the first time we met, years and years ago 16:15:54 ah 16:16:07 a friend of his saying "is he X? Is he the genius?" only because I read some "hacking" forum posts 16:16:27 then move on, too, lol 16:16:44 it's like I don't feel so much of a genius 16:16:57 I think I understand it being like this, now 16:17:04 (for the first time, I mean) 16:17:28 rightio 16:17:32 that's stupid though 16:17:36 (their reaction) 16:17:42 for the first time I think like the only thing the prevented me to move on was to not consider me so much of a genius, since the results I have 16:18:12 yeah, we had 13-14 years at the time too 16:18:24 hey that was 7 years ago 16:18:32 yes 16:18:41 this story runs for 5 now 16:18:49 that is, 5 years old thing 16:18:49