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[spam][personal][crazy] Trying to Build Bitcoin from Source
by Karl 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

Bitcoin is like using the blood of the devil to escape hell. It's a very powerful reagent but produces strange things around you, like fires and torture, and your chemotherapist may have bad things to tell you about your soul. Or wait, is that something else that does that, other than cryptocurrency? Maybe telling people what you're doing on the internet? Anyway, I'll try more to build bitcoin. It's 15:17 EDT and I'm booting up a terminal in X. Okay, I've got my tmux session loaded. The current issue that when i run bitcoind, it throws an allocation error trying to allocate a randomly huge number of bytes long string, inside boost::filesystem. I've just built boost with debug-symbols=on to see if I can find the problem. It's 15:20 EDT. I'm installing a locally built version of boost 77. I recall I already tried this, and that gcc shows no debug symbols, dunno. Right now my install command is for some reason trying to rebuild everything that was just built. I guess I'll let it finish configuring and see if it gets anywhere. It's 15:21 and i just restarted my boost configuration. BLARGH! This is an expression. it goes "blargh". It means "things are happy and joyous in the world I am imagining. Wouldn't you like things to be this way outside imagination?" [added later, see below: part of me thought this was maybe a bad idea to share, maybe skip it, uncertain:]It was pretty hard the past two days to do that libusb thing, and left me in a new state of mind.[end of maybe-bad-idea-to-share, tagging added later, see below] Ok. Boost intsalled. I'll quick try the debug thing again, then look for the libraries that are missing debug symbols, and troubleshoot why. 15:23 . My bits are saying it is inappropriate to share the "It was pretty hard the past ..." . It's 15:24 . The reason I write every tiny thing is because I was brainwashed to never tell anybody about what happened to me, or how, or store any evidence about it, or log experiences that help me understand it, or process it, or put an eeg on my head, or talk to doctors about my issues, or store records of what i do or what others say to me, etc etc etc etc. So, I have spent the past 8 years beating my well-helmeted head against a wall in attempts to preserve the most basic information about my life in order to live it at all, and have suffered extreme memory issues as my worse dissociated parts have struggled to stop this from happening ... and it is thus a huge celebration whenever some shred of information of my thought processes can be preserved in some kind of vaguely temporary record for more than 30 seconds. So, maybe the share was a bad idea, I dunno, every feeling-bit has its own wisdom. I'll go up and mark it that. [goes up and does this, it's 15:26] [i'm back, it's 15:27]. One project I'd really enjoy would be hacking a vnc-like thing to replay desktop sessions. That'd be nice. One of my parts is hitting me harder due to my desire to preserve even dangerous information. It's 15:27 and my gdb is not pausing when the exception I want to debug is thrown. In fact, it is producing a different error that I resolved earlier. Maybe I made an error building boost. It's 15:28 and i have two things that are logically simple and psychologically very difficult, to debug! Here's a monologue: meanie: karl, you are trying to preserve information, you know this is evil, we will now torture you defender: karl is good. you are bad. do not hurt him. hurting is bad. preserving is good. meanie: let me help you out a little bit. okay, technically preserving is _logically_ considered good, and hurting _logically_ considered bad, but karl and i have a relationship where occasionally i hurt him when he preserves information. defender: get back here and help us try to preserve stuff! is bitcoin a good way to do that? i dunno, but i'm trying to compile bitcoin right now. maybe this would be easier in a chroot of a system similar to one the devs use. meanie: please use the binary. mostly because it makes this faster, and because it helps me know i have another avenue to compromise your client with in ways that are hard to debug. but honestly, using the binary is so much faster and easier. karl: i probably don't have a compatible glibc for the binary, but it is another avenue, although i hear it might be more dangerous, not sure. meanie: all the hackers are gone, why are you here karl: i think i'm here because you were scared i might come here on my own, and wanted ot make sure you were in charge of it, not sure meanie: cypherpunks list? oh. right. kill all the hacktivists. death to hacktivists! karl: exactly! meanie: death to hacktivists? that can't be right. is this a trick? we're trying to build bitcoin, but instead typing random things obsessively. things that aren't random, but are very strange for a mailing list. so this new old issue (it's 15:32) .... um .... i don't expect it to happen because it is resolved by a preprocessor symbol that is correctly being defined. # ./b2 define=BOOST_FILESYSTEM_DISABLE_STATX debug-symbols=on install maybe i'll try "clean install" buuuuuuut that could take a long time, during which i could forget i'm doing this hmm. 15:34 . i'll re-debug the statx issue. i've come back to this email without reason, when i am trying to debug an issue on my computer. i'll send the email and use the browser without plan. it's 15:34

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Re the Batshit crazy trolling moron's religious bigotry
by professor rat 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

" . . . punk, so you know, i consider many of the replies i receive from your email address to be spam this is because i am receiving expressions that appear to say the same thing repeatedly without regard to the context of what they are replying to, such as calling everything a government effort of the pentagon, or describing everything as part of a plan by jewish-ethnic people to wield power . . . " Objection - Jewish-ethnic people assumes facts not in evidence.

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How blockchain technology will bring triple-A games to metaverses
by professor rat 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

https://cointelegraph.com/news/how-blockchain-technology-might-bring-triple… Grand Theft Crypto - relaunched Grand theft crypto is an F-box game engine from the the underground game-crew that bought you President Evil, Castle Wolfensen, Plane Murder and Doctor Rat. In stores for Christmas this game is a combination role-playing first peon shooter in a close but separate reality. Some revolutionary software has been stolen by the last-empire, a military/industrial combine thats taking over the planet. Targeting dissidents and code rebels stormtroopers of the empire are similar to 1st generation OCP robocops, while high up positions in the empire have been favored by players in field tests, the survival and resistance tactics and strategy of the rebels win over longer term players as they delve into the multi-verse world of 2006. Ricomended.

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Re: Iraqi prime minister survives assassination attempt with armed drones
by professor rat 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

Bannon - Bell Synchronicities Inside prison, mostly 2010-2012, I read not only Frank Herbert's Dune, and all its sequels, but also all of Herbert's son's Dune prequels as well. Jim Bell https://www.google.com/search?q=Trump+Harkonnen&client=opera&hs=Qdh&tbm=isc…

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Cryptocurrency: Coin Privacy - Wake The Fuck Up
by grarpamp 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

Listen Here: https://www.monerotalk.live/chris-sky-the-power-of-united-non-compliance-an… Watch Here (YT): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ej5oVNEtvo Watch Here (Odysee): https://odysee.com/@MoneroTalk:8 BTC Maxi's STILL refusing to add real coin privacy to Bitcoin. As USA etc becomes mining and staking capital of world, all your transactions will be blocked by US GovCorp law and whim. This is obvious in recent GovCorp strategies, and intentional. Atomic Swaps, Cross-Coin DEX, Privacy Capable Coins, Overlay Network Plugins. Adopt them now, or lose all your [Monetary] Freedom.

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Aaron Van Wirdum and Adam Back's extreme racism on display
by professor rat 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

Aaron sez Mongo saw C-punks as similar to the Black Panthers. And Back's silence might be taken for assent. This level of list revisionism could give any casual observer whiplash. Far closer to the truth to say May was a ' fascist " ( Jake Appelbaum ) and those who cover for him may be assumed to share his Nazi-like views on ' Mud People ". Such lies will not stand - and these two will pay dearly for this.

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New York Post: MIT alums: We can’t support a school that caved to woke mentality
by jim bell 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

MIT alums: We can’t support a school that caved to woke mentality https://nypost.com/2021/11/07/mit-alums-we-cant-support-a-school-that-caved… Jim Bell's comment: I graduated from MIT in 1980.I agree 100%. MIT is apparently going nuts with "woke" nonsense.

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Private APster Vs Public
by professor rat 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

Seeing every journalist, without exception, fixate on APster as a private ' Black Box ' system from 1995 to the present day is odd but I guess its hard to make anyone understand something when their rotten, corrupt, lowly disgusting job depends on them NOT understanding it. Practiced liars-by-omission too. Like those Bitcoin Magazine low-lifes that would trade essential crypto-anarchy for bogus 'cyber-liberty '. Naturally they will get neither.

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Iraqi prime minister survives assassination attempt with armed drones
by professor rat 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

Jim, please - you know Karl has a sensitive stomach! Of course if the PM had a AP-Sat-phone equipped with the latest Daltonite fiber-optics he could have reprogrammed the hunter to become the hunter-seeker. And now every Assassinphone 2021 comes with this - New! - " Shadout Mapes " home-security, killer-by-remote-control, software preloaded; it opens and closes smart-doors at random to protect against assassin-drones. Those who can destroy a thing can control a thing.

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This bs Bitcoin Magazine "tension between privacy and scarcity " exposed
by professor rat 08 Nov '21

08 Nov '21

Jeff Epstein, sorry, Jim Epstein, sorry, Alex GLADSTEIN: I guess, what I want to get at here is that you start to see this concept of scarcity come in, and there's been this tension between privacy and scarcity, always. Not just technologically and from an engineering trade-off perspective, but also culturally, because it seems like even today, a lot of the privacy community is hostile to the scarcity component of Bitcoin. .." Cryptoanarchy assumes privacy is not a scarce good - " privacy for the poor - transparency for the powerful '. And Bitcoin's divisibility makes it crypto-anarchist 'enough' to catalyze an ongoing world revolution. Bitcoin is divisible by up to eight decimal points and, if required, the divisibility of bitcoin can be increased to 100 billion smaller parts. Don't piss liquidity on our leg and tell us there's a credit-squeeze.

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