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03:00 <ld0g> hi JI
34:00 <Tintin> Client: HexChat 2.14.3 • OS: LinuxMint "ulyana" 20 • CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7500 CPU @ 3.40GHz (1.64GHz) • Memory: Physical: 14.2 GiB Total (4.8 GiB Free) Swap: 2.0 GiB Total (1.1 GiB Free) • Storage: 132.7 GB / 1.9 TB (1.8 TB Free) • VGA: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 630 @ Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v6/7th Gen Core Processor Host Bridge/DRAM Registers • Uptime: 8w 2d 3h 56m 43s
36:00 <gee_man> 8 weeks and going strong
47:00 <***> Buffer Playback...
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47:00 <*buffextras> [16:35:47] [email protected] set mode: +v StrykerX
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:37:24] hi StrykerX
47:00 <StrykerX> [16:38:37] hi
47:00 <gee_man> [16:39:12] ey StrykerX
47:00 <StrykerX> [16:40:02] wots new
47:00 <gee_man> [16:40:10] nommuch
47:00 <gee_man> [16:40:32] i thought i was a dollar short on a textbook i needed to buy
47:00 <gee_man> [16:40:41] turns out i was $60 short
47:00 <StrykerX> [16:40:53] i thought that was the dog guy lol
47:00 <gee_man> [16:41:08] we must have had the same colour
47:00 <StrykerX> [16:41:25] sorry, the german guy
47:00 <StrykerX> [16:41:30] idk im confused lol
47:00 <gee_man> [16:41:39] doggyrat and ld0g
47:00 <StrykerX> [16:41:49] yeah doggyrat
47:00 <gee_man> [16:42:02] i'm the other resident lunatic
47:00 <gee_man> [16:42:34] they are the other two
47:00 <gee_man> [16:43:17] i'm going to do 5mins on the treadmill because i haven't exercised in like a week
47:00 <StrykerX> [16:47:09] lol
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:47:46] you mean doggyrasty
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:47:49] fuck rat
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:47:54] fuck it im tapping out
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:49:37] hey gee_man you got a spare pocket i can borrow
47:00 <gee_man> [16:49:57] depends, is it for drugs?
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:50:01] nope
47:00 <gee_man> [16:50:06] then no
47:00 <gee_man> [16:50:17] lol the answer'd be no anyway
47:00 <gee_man> [16:50:26] what do you mean pocket
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:50:26] oh come on please
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:50:32] pants pocket you know
47:00 <gee_man> [16:50:42] for a wallet?
47:00 <gee_man> [16:50:54] are you lining me up for a joke?
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:50:54] no
47:00 <gee_man> [16:51:10] are are you just outta hands
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:51:24] no
47:00 <gee_man> [16:51:59] i can give you a pair of jeans with a broken fly, then you'll have like 5 pockets
47:00 <gee_man> [16:52:16] problem is if you go commando
47:00 <gee_man> [16:52:26] like i did once
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:52:36] no i just want one pocket if you are wearing pants
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:52:37] just 1
47:00 <gee_man> [16:53:27] i have a pocket, but what do you want it for?
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:54:00] cant say
47:00 <gee_man> [16:55:03] well, i have a 2x2x2 metre box that needs advanced suspension (highly sensitive) and can be transported 200km, you got a spare ute?
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:55:16] i do
47:00 <gee_man> [16:55:19] lol
47:00 <gee_man> [16:55:28] ok i have a spare pocket
47:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [16:55:37] see simpling answer for a simple question
47:00 <gee_man> [16:56:06] i just had to make things complicated, didn't i
47:00 <gee_man> [16:57:36] you should measure the air quality where you're at Snoopys_Gunship, i highly recommend getting a simple $50 device to do so
47:00 <gee_man> [17:04:24] apparently i'm at risk of stroke and/or heart attack, and a.i. algorithms have been hinting that i'm going to have a heart attack
47:00 <gee_man> [17:04:31] i have high blood pressure
47:00 <gee_man> [17:08:10] given that a.i. knows more than everyone on earth combined, depending on the algorithm, i am unsurprised if i'll have a heart attack
47:00 <***> Playback Complete.
00:00 <doggyrat> hello
03:00 <gee_man> ey doggyrat
05:00 <doggyrat> how are you , sorry was afk to get some coffee
10:00 <doggyrat> today is my day off that way i get more life balance , doing the cleaning tomorrow 
11:00 <doggyrat> try to form a small business with my scope camera project
12:00 <doggyrat> probably the Taliban might be interested as they do have ACOG scopes now, ;(
13:00 <doggyrat> at the moment i do not have the nerves to fight each day with my 3D printer
14:00 <gee_man> i'm well doggyrat, glad to hear you're enjoying a day off
14:00 <doggyrat> i did order new springs which hopefully will arrive on Tuesday 
15:00 <doggyrat> gee_man: yes , because there is a makerspace in Erlangen a City close to Nuremberg, i have never been there
15:00 <doggyrat> it opens only on Friday at 6pm and normally i am at work that time
16:00 <doggyrat> A Youtube Video with an instruction how to level the printing bed recommended the exchange of Springs and shows how to do the leveling
17:00 <gee_man> hm ok
17:00 <doggyrat> using stronger springs will keep it leveled up to 6 month
17:00 <gee_man> what day and time is it there at the moment?
18:00 <gee_man> and how much don't you know about vpns?
18:00 <doggyrat> you are about 11 hours ahead of me => 11:18am
18:00 <gee_man> i should get a vpn
19:00 <doggyrat> not much but a vpn is a kind of tunneled connection
21:00 <gee_man> ah mang, i'm hungry and i ate like 30mins ago
21:00 <doggyrat> well i think normally you type in the IP address and the code for the encryption, with the recipient need too
22:00 <gee_man> ey sylence
22:00 <StrykerX> lol
22:00 <StrykerX> why do you want a vpn
22:00 <sylence> hey bro how are u
22:00 <doggyrat> not so loud sylence
22:00 <gee_man> not sure i really need a vpn, except to maybe get more netflix movies
23:00 <sylence> *looks down*
23:00 <StrykerX> in terms of netflix a vpn is only good if you want access to titles in the usa without waiting for them to drop here
23:00 <gee_man> i'm ok sylence, how's u
24:00 <doggyrat> both partner need to establish a VPN and i do doubt that it will work with netflix
24:00 <sylence> vpn is great anonyiminity (bad at spelling) accessing unreleased conent or ontent banned in australia which is most of usa stuff
24:00 <gee_man> yeah but if i do that StrykerX, do i need a u.s. forwarding address and u.s. credit card?
24:00 <StrykerX> apparently not
24:00 <StrykerX> when you log in it goes by ip
24:00 <StrykerX> never tried it myself
25:00 <gee_man> hm ok
25:00 <sylence> there are some that needs u.s addy
26:00 <gee_man> you know what? i'm gonna pass on the vpn
26:00 <doggyrat> sylence: to be even more save you should use an anonymiser proxy and vpn
27:00 <gee_man> i don't really need one
27:00 <sylence> i have vpn not on it now tho
27:00 <doggyrat> i guess those people do have problem with a visa to the usa :P
27:00 <sylence> i also use tor
28:00 <doggyrat> may be usa is running tor now :)
28:00 <sylence> tor was made by the us navy
28:00 <sylence> with fake traffic by cyberpunks
29:00 <sylence> to cover the encrypted data by the general public
29:00 <gee_man> do you mean cypherpunks?
29:00 <sylence> yes
29:00 <sylence> thank you
29:00 <sylence> drinking cbf with spelling
29:00 <gee_man> fair 'nuff
30:00 <doggyrat> basically it provides a kind of NAT as your server at home, and giving you a new ip starting from tor server
31:00 <doggyrat> but i will show by the IP adress that you are using tor
31:00 <gee_man> yeah, i was considering getting multiple virtual machines and having each guest getting it's own separate vpn
32:00 <gee_man> but then i realised i could use cloud instances, or otherwise containers
32:00 <doggyrat> what kind of communication are you hosting , illegal videos
32:00 <gee_man> well that's the thing, i realised i don't need them
32:00 <gee_man> i was going to have netflix in each vm country
33:00 <gee_man> not sure if that's illegal, but i guess it's kind of piracy?
33:00 <sylence> Buchanan, K. (2016). Australia. Government Access to Encrypted Communications. Washington, Law Library of Congress, Global Legal Research Center. 
33:00 <gee_man> it's money out of murdoch's hands i guess, which must be illegal
33:00 <doggyrat> so you do provide netflix access to other people, of course it is piracy
34:00 <sylence> the NBN gateway is owned by the gvt
34:00 <gee_man> nah not providing, or sharing
34:00 <gee_man> i have no use for a vpn, i was just telling you what i'd do with one if i got it
35:00 <gee_man> i had been considering getting one just to try it out, then i started thinking about what i'd need it for, then i realised i don't need one
35:00 <sylence> vpn is easy to get i use it with tor. right to privacy and freedom of expression
35:00 <doggyrat> i do have the license for netflix and you let other people have access 
36:00 <gee_man> i don't want tor
36:00 <gee_man> i have no use for it
36:00 <sylence> vpn is similar on a smaller scale
36:00 <gee_man> i think someone convinced me to install tor once, and i didn't know what to do with it so i uninstalled it without browsing anywhere
37:00 <sylence> all tor is a tool how individuals use it is up to them
38:00 <gee_man> i don't want or need it
39:00 <gee_man> i've heard of some dark shit out there on the dark web
39:00 <sylence> it was made for the us govt to transfer sensitive data across the internet without out it being tagged and targeted the general public.
39:00 <sylence>  access covers the data feed therefore nullifies so all ssl stream so it cant be cheery picked
40:00 <sylence> if that makes sence
40:00 <gee_man> not really, but i'll take your word for it
40:00 <sylence> im sorry
40:00 <gee_man> i'm daft, don't try to explain
42:00 <sylence> i agree im not making sence ... there was this research and it involved tor dev crew detailing how  why and when it was created. it then described how it was manipulated. for gerneal public it is more for the rightand freedom to self explanation
42:00 <sylence> there are others that exploit that and its sad
42:00 <sylence> for the gvt its to cover sensitive data
42:00 <sylence> ergo the unity between gvt and civilian 
43:00 <sylence> ultimately it is just a tool that is positive or negative depending on the users actions
44:00 <sylence> intentions and desires. i respect your position and i will shit up gee_man :)
44:00 <sylence> *shuts*
46:00 <gee_man> it sounds interesting, but i'm just not in the right mindspace to understand it
46:00 <gee_man> not right now anyway
46:00 <gee_man> maybe one of my other personalities knows what you mean
47:00 <gee_man> bad joke
47:00 <sylence> if i refind the evidence based journal i got that from for my essay i will give you a link. these journals need verification of facts before they are published
49:00 <gee_man> don't
49:00 <gee_man> i don't click links
49:00 <gee_man> don't waste your time
49:00 <gee_man> i have a fairly simple approach to cybersecurity and that's to not click any links in irc
50:00 <sylence> so when you try and make an arguement; on what basis do you compose your arguement? like substance?
50:00 <gee_man> ld0g and doggyrat convinced me to click a link once, social engineered me to feel compelled to
51:00 <sylence> lol really
51:00 <gee_man> i almost quit irc completely after that, but decided i just won't do it again
51:00 <sylence> thats cool
51:00 <sylence> ld0g and doggyrat wtf dudes
51:00 <doggyrat> gee_man: did you click on my youtube channel 
51:00 <sylence> i didnt 
52:00 <gee_man> it was a harmless link
52:00 <gee_man> (i think)
52:00 <gee_man> to a aliexpres page that i suspect contained off-site images to get my ip
53:00 <doggyrat> if you do visit a website for sure they do have your IP , but the biggest threat are malware 
53:00 <gee_man> also to answer your earlier questions, i dropped out of a class called 'critical thinking' that dealt with arguments, etc.
54:00 <gee_man> i used to have a process for dealing with it
54:00 <sylence> https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr8ILq1a_yw&feature=share
55:00 <sylence> duel core - hack commandments
55:00 <sylence> https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=FoUWHfh733Y&feature=share
55:00 <sylence> duel core - all the things
55:00 <gee_man> i always liked the manifesto featured in the movie 'hackers' with angelina jolie
56:00 <sylence> *cries*
56:00 <sylence> 1995
56:00 <sylence> really
56:00 <gee_man> yeah, i loved that movie
56:00 * sylence is now known as Override
56:00 <Override> lmfao
56:00 <gee_man> lol
56:00 * Override is now known as Sylence
56:00 <gee_man> crash and burn dude
56:00 <Sylence> yer
57:00 * Sylence is now known as crash^Override
57:00 <crash^Override> but watch Mr Robot
57:00 * crash^Override is now known as Sylence
57:00 <gee_man> i type out the manifesto in a chat room once, and i gained attention of at least 2 law enforcement agencies thinking i was about to commit virtual terrorism
58:00 <Sylence> in 1996 i was talked int o telnetting to an ip number
58:00 <Sylence> on a 33.6k connection
58:00 <Sylence> i did then found out after my door was kicked in 
58:00 <Sylence> that it was dod
59:00 <gee_man> ah, yeah, so you got social engineered into doxxing yourself
59:00 <Sylence> nope
59:00 <Sylence> i was a decoy
59:00 <Sylence> i had fedsd knock on the door
59:00 <Sylence> feds*
59:00 <Sylence> afp 
59:00 <gee_man> ah ok
00:00 <gee_man> so they used you
00:00 <Sylence> i was a kid i knew no better then i loved it all
00:00 <Sylence> now i can splice my neighbours lines
01:00 <Sylence> at that time yes
01:00 <Sylence> backtrack was my friend .. now its kali
02:00 <gee_man> kali linux is a joke mang
02:00 <Sylence> really?
02:00 <Sylence> have u used it?
03:00 <gee_man> it's like subseven
03:00 <gee_man> everyone uses it, so it's insecure
03:00 <Sylence> okay before kali it eas backtrack4
03:00 <Sylence> and then security comes down to your knowledge base
03:00 <Sylence> how to lock down a nix system
04:00 <gee_man> i've installed and used it once, but just to check it out
04:00 <gee_man> i didn't realise it needed configuring from it's default install before connecting it to a network
04:00 <gee_man> got all sorts of popups
04:00 <Sylence> i use winblows for gaming only cause the games i like to play are not supported wine
05:00 <Sylence> i love ircii
05:00 <Sylence> bitchX
06:00 <gee_man> first thing you do when installing bitchX is change the quit message
06:00 <Sylence> bitchx was like back in 1007
06:00 <Sylence> 1997*
06:00 <Sylence> great for shell
07:00 <Sylence> then you got idle bot
07:00 <gee_man> yeah, afaik you can still download it but it has a security flaw unpatched
07:00 <Sylence> then u got bot nets
07:00 <Sylence> irc servers then got hammered
07:00 <Sylence> jsut to be annoying
08:00 <Sylence> who remembers mafia script for mirc?
08:00 <gee_man> theoretically, you could use a big enough bot net to crack a btc wallet
08:00 <Sylence> 1998
08:00 <gee_man> i don't
08:00 <Sylence> actually why bother
09:00 <Sylence> we are up to quantum processing
09:00 <Sylence> standard aes is under threat
09:00 <Sylence> all standardised encyption is vulnerable
09:00 <gee_man> yeah, but quantum computers aren't really all that accessible
09:00 <Sylence> but they exist
09:00 <gee_man> also there's quantum resistant cryptos
10:00 <Sylence> maybe
10:00 <Sylence> there is also a ai chip that is under beta that learns from environment and itself
11:00 <Sylence> and it is quantum 
12:00 <gee_man> i heard there's a quantum chip in most pc's, and it interacts directly with the bios
12:00 <gee_man> that's what the whole spectre mitigation thing was
12:00 <gee_man> someone figured out how to reprogram the chip
13:00 <Sylence> okay never ventured that far to care atm; im first year uni
14:00 <gee_man> first year uni is so easy mang
14:00 <Sylence> but for someone as you seam to portray.. you got social engin by 2 others
14:00 <Sylence> i have alot of first hand experience
14:00 <Sylence> its my passion
14:00 <gee_man> 2nd and 3rd year is where the real learning happens
15:00 <Sylence> real learning is outside uni
15:00 <Sylence> uni is just the cert
15:00 <gee_man> yeah
15:00 <Sylence> and had many mates tell me that the degree is shit
15:00 <gee_man> yep
15:00 <Sylence> you get more from being a mcp
15:00 <gee_man> a lot of taxi drivers have i.t. degrees
15:00 <Sylence> microsoft certified partner
16:00 <gee_man> cisco certs help too
16:00 <Sylence> yer
16:00 <Sylence> more backdorrs than a devils asshole
18:00 <gee_man> yeah i got social engineered, but it was like 3am and i was on little sleep
18:00 <gee_man> plus the link was most likely harmless
18:00 <gee_man> paranoia gets to me
18:00 <Sylence> thats why you use vpn and tor
18:00 <Sylence> go to it through aproxy
19:00 <Sylence> then what have they got?
19:00 <Sylence> its the basics
19:00 <gee_man> yeah, it's just so much easier to not click links
19:00 <Sylence> welcome to mac and winbl0ws
20:00 <Sylence> linux needs you to manulaly start a script
20:00 <Sylence> this is my gaming pc i dc what hapens to it
21:00 <Sylence> but i run linux where it matters
21:00 <gee_man> i want to learn more about containers
21:00 <gee_man> cbf right now tho
22:00 <Sylence> what type
24:00 <gee_man> just instanced of a node server
24:00 <gee_man> instances*
25:00 <gee_man> i have an ethereum keystore file that i lost the password to
25:00 <gee_man> it has like $30aud (probably worth less now) in it
25:00 <doggyrat> question how possible is it that someone can install a spyware on my linux computer
25:00 <gee_man> so i wrote a node.js script to crack it
25:00 <doggyrat> over the internet
26:00 <Sylence> i have a json file to a bitcoin wallet from 2010 which has bitcoins that i cant crack or access
26:00 <Sylence> it has coins 
26:00 <Sylence> when i used my gpus to mine the shit
26:00 <gee_man> you could use your gpus to crack it
27:00 <Sylence> im not burning out my card
27:00 <gee_man> doggyrat it's possible, but it'd require more than simply just brute forcing
28:00 <gee_man> Sylence you could run it on low power
28:00 <gee_man> limit it
28:00 <gee_man> just leave it running as a process
28:00 <gee_man> 1-2 years later you got it
29:00 <gee_man> my ethereum script does about 10 passwords a second
29:00 <gee_man> but that's on cpu
29:00 <Sylence> nice
29:00 <gee_man> i reckon i could modify my script to work on gpu's
29:00 <gee_man> but i cbf
29:00 <Sylence> what you using; a dx 48?
29:00 <Sylence> 486?
29:00 <gee_man> lol
30:00 <gee_man> 80486dx2/66hZ
30:00 <Sylence> not far off
30:00 <Bonny> moo: 9 os: Microsoft Windows 11 Pro - (10.0.22000) 4 up: 5days 2hrs 44mins 7secs 7 cpu: 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700K @ 3.60GHz at 3600MHz (1% Load) 13 gfx: NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 -2.00GB 6 res: 1920x1080 32bit 60Hz 11 ram: 9125/32637.1MB (27.96%) [|||-------] 10 hdd: C:\ 186.29GB/299.4GB D:\ 630.86GB/630.97GB F:\ 804.48GB/931.51GB 3 net: Intel[R] Ethernet 
30:00 <Bonny> 3Controller [3] I225-V - 2500MB/s 0B In 0B Out 8 sound: NVIDIA High Definition Audio 14 mobo: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. B560M AORUS PRO AX
31:00 <gee_man> nah i'm running a 4 core 8 thread
31:00 <gee_man> i think it was closer to 30 passwords a second once i optimised it
31:00 <gee_man> terrible code tho
31:00 <Sylence> intel i5-11400F 
31:00 <gee_man> something like that
31:00 <Sylence> 6 core 12 threads
31:00 <Sylence> shit cpu
32:00 <Sylence> by dell servers run duel 6 cores
32:00 <Sylence> should game with that instead
32:00 <gee_man> nice
33:00 <Sylence> look dude; you got the smarts
33:00 <Sylence> focus
33:00 <Sylence> https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=P-e6G9J-5rg&feature=share
33:00 <gee_man> my focus is keeping legit and uni
33:00 <gee_man> no illegal stuff
33:00 <Sylence> ecu?
33:00 <eddie> /moo
33:00 <gee_man> /moo
33:00 <eddie> ok moo woek
34:00 <gee_man> ecu?
34:00 <Sylence> edith cowan
34:00 <gee_man> i don't keep up to date with music
34:00 <Sylence> what uni im saying
34:00 <Sylence> im ecu
34:00 <eddie> moo: os: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro - (10.0.19042) up: 3wks 1day 18hrs 14mins 40secs cpu: 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-11900 @ 2.50GHz (x64) at 2496MHz (11% Load) gfx: NVIDIA Quadro M4000 -1.00MB res: 2560x1600 32bit 59Hz ram: 36788/65402.2MB (56.25%) [||||||----] hdd: C:\ 393.39GB/476.31GB D:\ 1.09TB/1.82TB E:\ 2.38TB/3.64TB F:\ 483.1GB/512.09GB net: Intel[R] Ethernet Controller [3] I225-V _2 - 2500MB/s 0B In 0B Out
35:00 <gee_man> ohhh
35:00 <gee_man> i'm east side
35:00 <Sylence> okay cool
35:00 <gee_man> uni of canberra, etc.
35:00 <gee_man> plus other unis
36:00 <Sylence> ahh there is a online uni my ate went though that uses muliple units
36:00 <Sylence> unis*
36:00 <Sylence> i prefer just one
36:00 <gee_man> just one is simpler
37:00 <gee_man> i need to take a piss, brb
39:00 <Sylence> i just had one time to go out side to the fire .. sorry channel :)
39:00 <Sylence> im afk
39:00 <gee_man> i reckon with a decent gpu i could get 100's of passwords per second
39:00 <gee_man> ok
39:00 <gee_man> maybe even thousands
44:00 <Sylence> want my asic t9 miner
44:00 <Sylence> 1.2Th
45:00 <gee_man> nah mang, thanks tho
45:00 <gee_man> if i do crack this eth keystore file, it's going to be out of my own pocket
45:00 <Sylence> t or d.. i forgot its in storage.. 
45:00 <Sylence> eth and sha256 diff
46:00 <Sylence> my antminer is sha256
46:00 <gee_man> i had a baikal-g10
46:00 <gee_man> 2 actually
46:00 <gee_man> one kept needing rebooting
47:00 <gee_man> i think because the wires were jammed
47:00 <gee_man> damn they were noisy
48:00 <gee_man> i can't remember how many gigahashes per second they were tho
48:00 <gee_man> 10gh/s i think?
49:00 <gee_man> sold them for $400 each
49:00 <gee_man> including power supplies
50:00 <gee_man> they were selling for $2.5k each just a couple of months ago
50:00 <doggyrat> hello folks , this weekend is longer and i will be busy doing a resizing of my projects parts
50:00 <doggyrat> ld0g: how are you 
50:00 <doggyrat> hello 
54:00 <Sylence> i put mine is storage because running v payout is bullshit
54:00 <Sylence> difficulty in 2012 cost me my gpus 
55:00 <gee_man> you could get a jackery, no need to install solar panels, just literally chuck em on your roof
55:00 <gee_man> no setup costs, just plug and play
55:00 <gee_man> you'd need a lot of solar panels tho
56:00 <gee_man> and you'd probably need to set up a timer to turn them off at night
57:00 <gee_man> also, i had that kind of mindset when i was mining, which is why i sold them, because they ended up making only $2/day
57:00 <gee_man> after electrcity
57:00 <gee_man> but you gotta think about the value that the crypto will be worth in the future
58:00 <Sylence> eth is the way
59:00 <Sylence> is it poa?
59:00 <Sylence> not the coin it self but the verification of transaction
59:00 <Sylence> like shiba inu
59:00 <Sylence> etc
00:00 <gee_man> i dunno
01:00 <gee_man> you mean proof of stake?
01:00 <gee_man> is it called proof of assignment no?
01:00 <gee_man> now*?
04:00 <gee_man> oh it's a defi thing?
04:00 <gee_man> i haven't been keepin gup with crypto terminology
24:00 <gee_man> if the 4090 ti is going to be 5nm, it's going to be ridiculously fast
29:00 <doggyrat> hello Bonny how are you, why have you been to silent the last time 
34:00 <Sylence> yes
34:00 <Sylence> proof of stake
34:00 <gee_man> oh right
35:00 <gee_man> yeah, that's why i think you should buy a jackery
35:00 <Sylence> sorry nearlly blew myself up with metho and a lighter with fire
35:00 <gee_man> shit
35:00 <Sylence> trying to keep fire going
35:00 <Sylence> rotten drunk
35:00 <gee_man> i reckon you should get that antminer going now, 'cause all crypto is moving to proof of stake
36:00 <Sylence> the antminer is sha256 only
36:00 <gee_man> oh right you said that
36:00 <Sylence> i already looked in to it mths ago
36:00 <Sylence> sadly cant do the eth algo
36:00 <gee_man> i guess you could gamble on trying for bitcoin
36:00 <Sylence> i gave yo 
36:00 <Sylence> up
37:00 <gee_man> yeah fair enough
37:00 <Sylence> running cost to payout
37:00 <Sylence> 76c a day
37:00 <Sylence> to 3 dollars costs in elec
37:00 <Sylence> its in sotorage
37:00 <Sylence> as i said i mined with my computer gpu
37:00 <Sylence> in 2010
38:00 <Sylence> 2012 my cards fried on first difficulty
38:00 <Sylence> got new cards they fried soon as i put them in
38:00 <gee_man> ah fuck
38:00 <Sylence> i gave up cause ppl werre runnings asics
38:00 <gee_man> yeah
38:00 <Sylence> then there were asic farms
38:00 <Sylence> now its impossible
38:00 <gee_man> yep
39:00 <gee_man> nowadays it's gone back to gpus, hasn't it?
39:00 <Sylence> now bitcoin is at its end
39:00 <Sylence> no cpu
39:00 <Sylence> for eth
39:00 <gee_man> oh ok
40:00 <gee_man> i think you said all that before, but none of it sunk in
40:00 <Sylence> its ok dude 
40:00 <Sylence> shit sinks in with m thqats why im single
42:00 * Override is now known as Sylence
47:00 <gee_man> it's not you, i'm daft
47:00 <Sylence> so am i
47:00 <Sylence> dumbest cunt going
48:00 <gee_man> i'm not dumb, i just have trouble remembering things
48:00 <gee_man> my i.q. is about 130
48:00 <gee_man> probably a bit less nowadays
48:00 <Sylence> i dont have trouble remembering just hard to remmeber
48:00 <Sylence> slow learner
49:00 <gee_man> yeah it's like that for me, but only specific things
49:00 <gee_man> once i get something i usually remember
49:00 <Sylence> i sigh
50:00 <Sylence> needs few more drinks
50:00 <Sylence> then bed for work
50:00 <gee_man> i should probably get some sleep
50:00 <gee_man> but i'm probably going to have a heart attack, so i'm enjoying life while i can
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