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That's the important thing 18:01:50 Heh. 18:01:50 Heh, heh, heh 18:01:51 Heh, it's kinda weird to think that you were sitting here about a couple of hours ago 18:02:11 Same here. 18:02:19 (With the pronouns reversed.) 18:02:31 (Like in the Simpsons episode.) 18:02:43 (Which Simpsons episode?) 18:03:00 (The one we watched.) 18:03:08 (We watched quite a few.) 18:04:07 In fact, did we do *anything* other than watch Simpsons episodes? I guess not 18:04:26 Then again, is there anything else to do on this planet other than watch The Simpsons? 18:04:37 Heh heh, my mum keeps asking me about that. 18:05:00 About what? The Simpsons obsession? Well, I'm weird 18:06:00 no, about whether we were going to do something other than watch the simpsons. 18:06:01 .time est 18:06:01 Dec. 31, 2001 1:07 pm US/Eastern 18:06:58 Should we have done something more "constructive"? Built the Plex or something. I thought Ben might have been bored had we have started chatting to each other on IRC 18:07:17 Heh heh, we forgot to do that! 18:07:33 I told Ben to be prepared to be bored, and you ruined everything! 18:07:33 Well, you did it. I just sat and watched 18:07:37 Ben: [laughs] 18:07:40 lol 18:08:13 Mmmkay, so it was only a semi-disaster. But I'm a boring chap 18:08:50 Especially when nervous 18:08:58 Heh, not really. 18:09:09 It was really cool meeting you all, thoug 18:09:15 s/thoug/though/ 18:09:15 * AaronSw-UK listened to Love and Theft on the way back, while reading the Assasination Politics manifesto. 18:09:26 Well certainly the same here. 18:09:35 Now you have to come to my house! 18:09:36 Heh, neat. Oh, I remember that thingy coming up on the screen... xena to the rescue? 18:09:43 .google "Assasination Politics" 18:09:44 "Assasination Politics": http://jya.com/ap.htm 18:10:14 One day :-) 18:11:45 Pretty cool that email sent from AaronSw-UK gets sent to the right place. Thanks qmail! 18:12:13 * AaronSw-UK renamed his machine "Slithy" while he was at sbp's house, as part of his new Jabberwocky naming scheme. 18:12:28 sbp, what channels are you in 18:12:44 All the ones that you can see me in, and #evolt 18:14:00 AaronSw-UK is now known as AardnSw-UK 18:14:20 AardnSw-UK is now known as AaronSw-UK 18:14:53 For the record, that'd be: 18:14:57 #evolt #OpenACS #dotgnu #validator #sbp #rdfig #infoanarchy #swhack 18:15:16 thanks, forgot about #OpenACS :-) 18:15:22 Oopsies! I left AaronSw connected to #rdfig while I was gone. That's going to be annoying. 18:19:50 Anyone know the etymology of vorpal blade? sbp? Bueller? 18:20:22 .google "vorpal blade" etymology 18:20:24 "vorpal blade" etymology: http://www.behindthename.com/messages/8832.html 18:20:59 s/Bueller/Google/ 18:21:09 Bueller? 18:21:25 Bueller, Ferris. 18:22:32 heh: http://www.google.com/logos/newyear02.gif 18:23:00 Heh, heh. 18:23:20 Gotta run. 18:23:35 AaronSw-UK has quit ("dinner") 18:25:30 sbp has quit ("Homer: 20 dollars? 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Then 20:06:26 again, as to "burble" if you take the three verbs " b leat," "m ur mur" and "war ble ," and select the bits I have underlined, it 20:06:28 certainly makes "burble": though I am afraid I can't distinctly remember having made it that way. 20:06:30 ]]] - http://makeashorterlink.com/?C2104534 20:07:32 aargh, masl is still broken 20:07:50 geez, hide the fact it's a .pdf why don't you 20:08:06 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m369-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com))) 20:08:25 sbp (~sean@m369-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 20:08:48 "hurry up already!" - my connection must have broken, because I pasted it all in as one block 20:09:33 A PDF with a rather lengthy URI 20:10:07 yeah 20:10:23 not incredibly long tho 20:10:29 i mean, i can paste in http://occawlonline.pearsoned.com/bookbind/pubbooks/kennedycompact_awl/chapter98/medialib/IM/part02.pdf rather easily 20:10:33 http://occawlonline.pearsoned.com/bookbind/pubbooks/kennedycompact_awl/chapter98/medialib/IM/part02.pdf 20:10:33 http://occawlonline.pearsoned.com/bookbind/pubbooks/kennedycompact_awl/chapter98/medialib/IM/part02.pdf 20:10:34 http://occawlonline.pearsoned.com/bookbind/pubbooks/kennedycompact_awl/chapter98/medialib/IM/part02.pdf 20:10:37 heh, heh 20:10:38 you hear me? :-) 20:10:58 But just long enough to mess up 80-column email 20:11:47 103 characters... 20:11:56 Hmm, can you do me a small favor? 20:12:10 Visit http://www.festival.org/entry.html and click on the "First Night" button. 20:12:16 Does the text work for you? 20:12:44 Er... it's Flash. It doesn't do anything for me 20:12:52 You don't have Flash? 20:13:08 perhaps you or deltab, etc. can open http://www.festival.org/entry.swf in strings -- we're trying to get the schedule info out 20:13:13 Ah, it's just loaded, and it comes up with a window 20:13:59 I get:

20:14:20 Hmm, me too. Guess it's the Flash file that's broken, then. 20:14:27 I did "lynx http://www.festival.org/entry.swf -dump -source" but it blew up CygWin 20:14:59 heh. do a lynx ... | strings 20:15:27 i'm on silly os 9 w/o any decent console 20:16:47 It's doing it, but the results are meaningless thus far 20:16:48 ah, i can ssh into a decent machine 20:17:56 [[[ 20:17:56 http://www.gre.ac.uk 20:17:57 _blank 20:17:57 http://www.thewoolwich.co.uk 20:17:57 _blank 20:17:57 http://www.fairview.co.uk 20:17:59 _blank 20:18:01 http://www.britishwaterways.co.uk 20:18:03 _blank 20:18:05 UUOX 20:18:07 http://www.berkeleyhomes.co.uk 20:18:09 _blank 20:18:11 http://www.developmentsecurities.com 20:18:13 _blank 20:18:15 http://www.lewisham.ac.uk/index.html 20:18:17 _blank 20:18:19 http://www.nmm.ac.uk 20:18:21 _blank 20:18:23 http://www.lda.gov.uk 20:18:25 _blank 20:18:27 http://www.canarywharf.com/mainfrm1.asp 20:18:29 ]]] - lynx http://www.festival.org/entry.swf -dump -source | strings 20:18:35 [[[ 20:18:35 http://www.gad.org.uk [...] 20:18:37 http://www.lloydstsbfoundations.org.uk [...] 20:18:39 http://www.corpoflondon.gov.uk [...] 20:18:41 http://www.arts.org.uk/directory/regions/london [...] 20:18:43 http://www.nlcb.org.uk 20:18:45 ]]] - ibid. 20:19:05 that's all the decent information 20:19:14 hmm, not too useful 20:19:23 thanks for your help, tho 20:19:28 np 20:22:11 Woohoo! http://www.festival.org/firstnight.html 20:22:53 Cool 20:27:36 Formal Morbus: http://isp-lists.isp-planet.com/isp-ecommerce/9909/msg00172.html 20:27:48 Morbus recommends typeit4me and quickeys. 20:41:16 sbp has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 20:41:27 sbp (~sean@m369-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 20:48:20 heh heh heh: http://infomesh.net/2001/01/timblemail/timbl.eml "Dear sirs?" 20:49:21 timbl seems to use :foo and foo: interchangably there... hmm 20:50:02 Whoops 20:50:16 Whoops, what? 20:50:59 odd, wonder why that isn't linked from http://infomesh.net/2001/01/ 20:51:04 I didn't mean to publish that... wonder why I put it up there 20:51:14 argh, he deleted it! 20:51:16 you're no fun 20:51:27 :-) 20:51:45 Fine, I won't tell you anymore interesting things I find on your site. 20:51:54 good thing i archived that. :) 20:52:11 There aren't any more interesting things on my site 20:52:39 * AaronSw-UK mirrors it at http://blogspace.com/rdf/timbl.eml 20:54:25 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m484-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com))) 20:54:44 sbp (~sean@m484-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 20:54:47 ;-) 20:55:06 Could you please delete that? 20:55:45 Aww, that'd be breaking links. 20:57:12 Please do it 20:57:35 You can put a redirect there linking to these logs, or something 20:57:57 I suppose I can replace it with its SHA512 hash, and someone will anonymous insert it into the Plex. 20:58:09 That's fine 20:58:18 :-) 20:58:28 hmm, don't have sha512 on this machine. 20:58:58 Hmm... I should get SHA5** really. It's going to become a commodity 20:59:13 you should 21:00:03 ok 21:00:45 Argh, half the entires in http://www.google.com/search?q=SHA512+Python are from us - already! 21:01:08 Heh! 21:01:20 bbiab 21:02:09 O.K. 21:05:58 BenSw (Snak@ACAEC362.ipt.aol.com) has joined #swhack 21:06:04 Hello 21:06:10 argh- 21:06:26 BenSw is now known as BenSw|away 21:06:52 BenSw|away has left #swhack 21:07:05 AaronSw-UK has quit ("Snak 4.8 IRC For Mac - http://www.snak.com") 21:07:57 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m173-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 21:08:15 sbp (~sean@m173-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:09:18 Argh, I need inttypes.h from somewhere 21:13:27 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m519-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com))) 21:13:45 sbp (~sean@m519-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:20:41 BenSw (Snak@ACAEC362.ipt.aol.com) has joined #swhack 21:20:56 Hello 21:25:01 Hmm, Its quiet... too quiet 21:25:44 Hi there 21:25:58 Hi 21:25:58 I'm trying to install an SHA5** program 21:26:05 Good at least your talking 21:27:32 Woohoo crispeethingamijegers.com is not registered yet! 21:27:58 lol 21:28:28 Heh, Heh, Heh 21:29:14 lower case for the second and third: "Heh, heh, heh". At least you remembered not to put the period on it :-) 21:30:01 . 21:30:04 no 21:30:13 lol 21:30:24 s/// 21:30:32 whoops 21:30:36 s/.// 21:33:10 so whats up there sbp 21:33:59 oh, wow! http://www1.odn.ne.jp/synsyr/sha/sha.html 21:34:12 Still trying to get the SHA stuff done in time for Frasier :-) 21:35:39 What does it do exactly? 21:36:31 It makes a huge has out of a file. I think it's working! 21:36:43 [[[ 21:36:43 $ sha512 abc 21:36:44 SHA512 : abc 21:36:44 4f285d0c0cc77286d8731798b7aae2639e28270d4166f40d769cbbdca5230714 21:36:44 d848483d364e2f39fe6cb9083c15229b39a33615ebc6d57605f7c43f6906739d 21:36:44 ]]] 21:36:50 'Has'??? 21:36:57 s/has/hash/ 21:37:03 ahh 21:40:28 Hmm... I need to check this hash program - where's an example when you need one? 21:40:28 argh, now I need to create a wrapper that can take STDIN 21:42:32 I'll remind you of it if I notice it 21:43:41 BenSw is now known as AaronSw-UK 21:43:41 * AaronSw-UK is watching this hilarious show on channel 4 21:43:58 cool, looks like it's working, sbp 21:44:37 AaronSw-UK is now known as BenSw 21:45:16 Can you do some examples for me, please? 21:45:16 or find any examples? anywhere? 21:49:02 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m585-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com))) 21:49:21 sbp (~sean@m585-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:50:14 SHA-1 doesn't seem to check out:- 21:50:15 [[[ 21:50:15 $ sha1 abc 21:50:15 SHA1(abc) = 03cfd743661f07975fa2f1220c5194cbaff48451 21:50:16 ]]] 21:50:17 vs. 21:50:26 [[[ 21:50:26 You may want to perform a sanity check on sha before relying on it: 21:50:26 > echo -n "abc" | ./sha -1 21:50:26 a9993e364706816aba3e25717850c26c9cd0d89d 21:50:26 The output should match that of above. 21:50:28 ]]] 21:52:06 and 21:52:07 [[[ 21:52:08 >>> sha.new('abc').hexdigest() 21:52:08 'a9993e364706816aba3e25717850c26c9cd0d89d' 21:52:09 ]]] 21:52:25 So Python agrees with the documentation for the other thingy 22:16:06 Hmm. 22:16:12 oops 22:16:14 BenSw is now known as AaronSw-UK 22:16:18 Hmm. 22:16:20 03cfd743661f07975fa2f1220c5194cbaff48451 22:16:24 a9993e364706816aba3e25717850c26c9cd0d89d 22:18:37 Where's this sha1 stuff from? 22:18:45 tansaku (sam@r22m196.cybercable.tm.fr) has joined #swhack 22:18:55 hey tansaku 22:18:57 .time jst 22:18:58 Jan. 1, 2002 7:20 am GMT+9 22:19:03 happy new year! 22:19:17 AaronSw-UK has changed the topic to: Happy new year! 22:19:50 my sha512 of 'abc' starts with 'ddaf35' 22:20:04 I'm using shax-py 22:20:09 .google shax-py 22:20:10 shax-py: http://philosophysw.com/software 22:20:53 sbp has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 22:25:27 @ http://www.wagamama.com/ 22:25:34 A: http://www.wagamama.com/ from AaronSw-UK 22:25:43 * tansaku wishes happy new year to all and sundry 22:25:53 hi Aaron, you in the UK? I'm in France 22:26:08 Yep. Oh? Nice. 22:26:20 A:|wagamama 22:26:21 titled item A 22:27:05 A::A very cool restaurant -- highly automated. Very Demming. 22:27:06 commented item A 22:27:33 wagamama --> selfish in Japanese 22:28:53 Yeah, that's what the menu said. 22:29:14 so you with your folks in the UK? 22:29:15 But they claimed selfish --> looking after oneself --> positive diet + positive energy 22:29:21 Yep, we're on vacation. 22:29:33 where in the UK? 22:29:38 London. 22:30:57 What're you in France for? 22:30:59 I just left there to come here to Chambery 22:54:51 ugh, i'm getting ad interstitials from salon 22:55:12 and pop-ups 23:06:53 sbp (~sean@m608-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 23:08:18 wb 23:08:56 ty 23:09:03 np 23:09:15 Is that really you? Do you have an SHA5** example that I can test against? 23:09:21 Ohh, I was planning on saying that while I was at your house today. 23:09:28 See the logs -- already answered. 23:10:58 Thank you 23:11:02 * sbp reviews logs 23:11:39 I was just going through my #plex logs, finding the point where SHA5** was decided for 'Plex 23:11:47 Ah. 23:13:28 Planning on saying what? 23:13:59 I can't get shax-py to install, for some reason 23:14:05 gcc bums out 23:15:05 Saying wb/ty/np. 23:15:17 You have gcc installed, right? 23:15:26 And you're doing this in cygwin. 23:15:27 Yeah, through CygWin 23:15:41 can you paste the error? 23:15:46 it's long 23:16:07 snippet:- 23:16:08 [[[ 23:16:08 sha256.h:40: parse error before `uint64_t' 23:16:08 sha256.h:40: warning: no semicolon at end of struct or union 23:16:08 sha256.h:45: parse error before `uint8_t' 23:16:08 sha256.h:45: warning: no semicolon at end of struct or union 23:16:10 sha256.h:46: warning: type defaults to `int' in declaration of `buffer' 23:16:12 sha256.h:46: warning: data definition has no type or storage class 23:16:14 ]]] 23:16:37 ends with:- 23:16:38 [[[ 23:16:38 sha256c.c: In function `_wrap_new__SHA256Context': 23:16:38 sha256c.c:606: sizeof applied to an incomplete type 23:16:38 sha256c.c: At top level: 23:16:38 sha256c.c:148: warning: `SWIG_TypeQuery' defined but not used 23:16:40 sha256c.c:302: warning: `SWIG_addvarlink' defined but not used 23:16:42 error: command 'gcc' failed with exit status 1 23:16:44 ]]] 23:17:00 then, in Python:- 23:17:01 [[[ 23:17:02 >>> import sha256 23:17:02 Traceback (most recent call last): 23:17:02 File "", line 1, in ? 23:17:02 File "sha256.py", line 28, in ? 23:17:03 import sha256c 23:17:05 ImportError: No module named sha256c 23:17:07 >>> 23:17:09 ]]] 23:21:40 Hmm... it must have been about the time xena folded, because it's not in http://irclogs.espnow.com/plex-logs/show_file.php?logfile=2001_12_03.log 23:21:51 And now oierw isn't here 23:22:25 those logs aren't done by xena 23:23:59 oh? 23:24:10 no - maya 23:25:26 Ah. But wasn't the problem that xena wasn't relaying the text over? 23:25:55 which text? 23:26:07 Ah, yes. 23:26:40 Anyway, it's irrelevent now 23:26:50 Not really. 23:27:23 http://plexdev.org/ is looking nice, but why no Tahoma for the main headings? 23:27:40 Well, xena's relaying beautifully now, AFAIK 23:27:59 tav said he didn't like it 23:28:08 hmz 23:28:25 heh 23:28:29 hmm, i thought I did set tahoma 23:29:02 It doesn't matter; just me being pedantic 23:30:17 "To the contrary, these times are only hints for Plex servers which are short on diskspace. It is preferable that everything stays around forever." 23:30:28 Apart from the "To", those are a nice couple of sentences 23:30:57 Where's that from? 23:31:01 A lot of people are going to be thinking "Um..." when they come across 'Plex - I can tell 23:31:06 er... from http://plexdev.org/requirements 23:31:29 Why are people going to be thinking um? 23:33:21 Well, it's counter intuitive. Archiving everything has only recently become possible - even feasable on the level that the Plex is being designed for. And there are the complexities of searching billions of triples for really simple search patterns. If it wasn't for things like Google, you wouldn't have thought that such searches would be possible 23:33:49 It's like HTTP/HTML. People were so used to slow SGML applications, they didn't think it would work over a live connection 23:34:01 Yeah, for sure. 23:34:11 oierw wants to just give killtimes to everything... 23:34:31 You can set an infinite date, I presume? 23:34:50 No, I don't think so. 23:35:06 So what's the upper limit? 23:35:23 a day, i think 23:35:40 a day? Perhaps I misunderstand the notion 23:36:36 Yeah, I think it's sort of silly. 23:36:50 Well, as long as it's more reliable than Freenet is for me at the moment, then that's a plus 23:36:56 Heh heh. 23:37:05 Freenet is just stupidly designed. 23:37:10 Achord does it all and more, and better. 23:37:17 .google Achord 23:37:18 Achord: http://people.bu.edu/inachord 23:37:34 heh, neat 23:37:40 .google Achord decentralized 23:37:42 Achord decentralized: http://www.primarykey.com/book.cgi?item_no=806 23:37:47 Heh. 23:38:07 Um... 23:38:10 there's probably not much on it yet. it's being done by blanu and it's simply an anonymous version of 23:38:11 .google Achord P2P 23:38:12 Achord P2P: http://blanu.net 23:38:13 .google chord pdos 23:38:14 chord pdos: http://www.pdos.lcs.mit.edu/chord 23:38:33 I've heard you all discussing Chord ad nauseum 23:38:48 Heh. 23:38:56 [[[ 23:38:58 "I will talk about how using existing technologies such as HTTP, SSL, 23:38:58 802.11, XML-RPC, RDF, RSS, and UPD multicast and cutting edge designs such 23:38:58 as Chord, Achord, Tristero, and plex, you can build communities without 23:38:58 servers. You can have full-blown instant messaging, file-sharing, secure 23:38:58 authentication, persistent naming, web sites, and discussion groups. All 23:38:59 on top of a layer of consumer grade desktop computers on a mix of dialup 23:39:01 and broadband and with machines constantly joing and leaving the networks. 23:39:03 And, of course, no servers." 23:39:05 ]]] - http://blanu.net/ 23:39:11 buzzword bingo! 23:39:13 capitalize that "Plex", mister! 23:39:20 heh, heh 23:39:38 Like, Chord and Achord guarantee that if something is in the network, you can get to it relatively quickly. Freenet makes no guarantees at all! 23:39:50 It's just very stupidly designed. 23:40:00 Not a fan, eh? 23:40:18 Not as of late. 23:40:37 In the P2P world, it's a notch above Gnutella. ;-) 23:40:41 I'm not going to be able to build Chord, am I? 23:40:49 Why's that? 23:41:29 I just have a feeling. If I can't even install shax-py... 23:42:07 You never gave me the error from gcc. 23:42:15 """SFS should run with minimal porting on any system that has solid NFS3 support. We have run SFS successfully on OpenBSD 2.6, FreeBSD 3.3, OSF/1 4.0, and Solaris 5.7.""" 23:42:19 Oh, you mean the PDOS Chord? No, you won't be able to install it. 23:42:22 Give up. 23:42:28 error: command 'gcc' failed with exit status 1 23:42:33 I mean, not even I could -- and it takes like 60 hours. 23:42:38 Ugh 23:42:44 sbp, that's not an error -- that just tells you that it is an hour. 23:42:51 Ok, that's a bit of an exaggeration. 23:43:01 err is an error. 23:43:12 Ah 23:43:32 But it still didn't work for some reason. I can paste the whole log, but I doubt that it will be enlightening 23:44:29 well, just a few lines above that would be good. 23:44:40 I already did - try the logs 23:45:07 [[[ 23:45:08 sha256.h:57: warning: function declaration isn't a prototype 23:45:08 sha256c.c: In function `MySHA256Final': 23:45:08 sha256c.c:505: storage size of `scBackup' isn't known 23:45:08 sha256c.c:505: warning: unused variable `scBackup' 23:45:09 sha256c.c: In function `SHA256Copy': 23:45:12 sha256c.c:517: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type 23:45:13 sha256c.c: In function `_wrap_new__SHA256Context': 23:45:15 sha256c.c:606: sizeof applied to an incomplete type 23:45:17 sha256c.c: At top level: 23:45:19 sha256c.c:148: warning: `SWIG_TypeQuery' defined but not used 23:45:21 sha256c.c:302: warning: `SWIG_addvarlink' defined but not used 23:45:23 error: command 'gcc' failed with exit status 1 23:45:25 ]]] 23:45:27 there's more above that, too 23:45:33 that looks quite odd. 23:48:12 sbp has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 23:48:21 sbp (~sean@m608-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 23:50:28 what does gcc --version give? 23:50:45 [[[ 23:50:45 $ gcc --version 23:50:45 2.95.3-5 23:50:46 ]]] 23:53:20 If I can't install it under CygWin with the latest gcc/Python setup, how are regular Win32 folk going to cope? 23:53:54 We give win32 people compiled builds, obviously. 23:54:08 Send me one :-) 23:54:27 .time 23:54:27 2001/12/31 23:56:04.03554 Universal 23:55:14 heh 23:55:16 Nuts to this - I'll talk to you next year 23:55:19 Gotta run 23:55:21 :-) 23:55:27 You're supposed to compile it for me! 23:55:29 happy new year! 23:55:39 * AaronSw-UK watches the countdown on the BBC and gets out the crackers