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15:00
@ScottPack well that sux
@LucasKauffman It really does. It's also worth noting that I don't think I've ever gotten higher than 15Mbps down. That was a good day.
@ScottPack whoa. I dont know what ClearAQM is, but unless it involves gilding your testicles I can't see how those prices make sense.
my home internet is $100 a month for 50mbps down/5mbps up
@ScottPack this is criminal
the ISP's really are crazy in the US, arent they?
15:01
I pay less for 4G and get better speeds
@AviD ClearQAM. It's digital, but unencrypted, television.
10 years from now we'll look back on this era and laugh... "internet speeds measured in mbps? hah!"
we already look back on 10 years ago and laugh
@kalina I still measure my internet speeds in kb/s at home :[
DIAL UP MODEMS ARE SO FUNNY
15:03
but we cry compared to how far it hasn't gone
@AJHenderson Yeah, but we weren't still measuring in kbps back then either.
back in the day when you still had the familar PPHIHHIHIHIHHHHHHPPPPPPPPTTTTTTTTTSTPPRRRRTTTTSTSSSSSSSSSPTTTTTTTTTTTTTTSSSSSSQQ‌​QQQQQQQQQQQQQSSHSHHHHHHHHHWIWI sound
My Internet speeds were cheaper and more reliable 10 years ago, and not that much slower.
@LucasKauffman That sounds like 38.8.
@ScottPack see, now this is funny, now.
it is pretty sad that my phone gets faster upload than my home connection for $30 a month though
15:03
yeah
my fastest internet connection atm is my phone
if I upgraded to the S5, my phone would be faster than my home internet
So it looks like with TimeWarner I can get 50/5 for $65/month for 12 months. It'll probably be $100+ after.
it is $100 a month after
(tis what I have)
@AJHenderson I just got, in the mail, a few months ago what the new price list was. My prices will more than double.
SE should form it's own ISP
15:05
@ScottPack at my last house I had "up to 100" / "no commitment on upload speeds" for around the equivalent and got 75mbps down and 30mbps up
and that was a BT connection as well
@kalina That's because you're not in the US. Here the predatory monopoly is the norm.
Behold the power of 3G !
legit
I'll have to speedtest when I get home. My office connection isn't that bad right now.
@ScottPack predatory legislatively enforced monopoly even
15:08
@AJHenderson Troof.
in fairness, the US IS more spread out
@AJHenderson so is your mom
and lacks population density which should make it a LITTLE more expensive
but not to the levels we see
15:09
@AJHenderson It is, but when I moved to a population center that has a couple of major datacenters I was expecting to get, you know, choice.
My work connection is miles better than my home connection and it still rates a D+
@DavidFreitag 11Mb/s being faster than 64% of the US says it all
I was disappointed to learn that my choices are TW for cable, AT&T for DSL, and then satellite.
@ScottPack yeah, could make sense to have a difference between population centers and remote country bumpkins. but not this way....
@kalina Slower than
15:09
oic
that still means there are plenty slower
When i speedtest my home network it says something like 95%
@AviD From what I've seen it's pretty much the same for everybody except in the handful of cities that have fiber to the home.
@DavidFreitag lol.
@kalina It's nearly average, though.
@kalina It took two and a half months for WoW to fully download
15:11
a new isp is opening here soon, apparently they want to run internet to the home over the power cables.
@ScottPack problem is people would complain like you wouldn't believe if cities got it cheaper than rural
so they subsidize rural off of cities
that could be interesting, and if it works well there would be no excuse not to spread cheaply (relatively speaking) to any place there is power cables.
British ISPs just go "psh, rural? Your fault for living in a field"
Yeah, until Google walks up with WiFi baloons
@AJHenderson what? that makes no sense.
15:12
@AviD unless there has been a break through with that, there are traditionally a lot of problems with IP over power line
@AJHenderson :%s/ if cities got it cheaper than rural// There, I fixed that for you.
@DavidFreitag well more BT than the ISPs but yeah, we're waiting for winter 2016 to get our promised FTTC upgrade
@AJHenderson I am curious to see how it plays out. This is a very respected company here - they revolutionized the cellular market...
by which time @TerryChia will probably have 10-Gig fibre
@AJHenderson It works well inside of a single building, but once you try to run it over a long distance there are huge issues. Especially when something that draws a ton of current is in the path
15:13
@RоryMcCune FTTC works really well
@AJHenderson also, its probably PPTP not IP....
@ScottPack I'll be using your extra room at your place probably in the week of July 21st, make sure that it's ready please.
dont know if that matters.
@kalina yeah had it back in livingston, but less good in rural areas 'cause the cabinets cover larger areas
@RоryMcCune I'm seriously thinking about moving to Kentucky.
15:13
I figured having a crappy copper line running the last half mile would kill it but I got really nice speeds out of mine
@Simon Eh?
Fibre to the door and no one else will be using it.
I'd happily pay for FTTH if I could pay a couple of grand for install and a sane monthly price
but the monthly for that would likely be measured in thousands and I ain't got that kind of money
@RоryMcCune Probably. :P
@DavidFreitag yeah, that was the last state I knew of it too
15:15
@DavidFreitag surely in the US it's a case of "where are google deploying " quick move there...
@RоryMcCune My cousin is paying a few hundred a month to have a T1 run out to his house. Apparently it was either that or satellite and with both him and his wife working from home....
@AJHenderson Google has a list published. They are working on like fifteen cities but Kentucky is one of the only places that is up and running
@ScottPack I'd do that, heck I'm paying a couple of hundred in USD for 2 bonded ADSL lines ....
@RоryMcCune Not really. A lot of these places are in nowheresville. Mostly because the local politicians there won't get greedy and try to cockblock Google.
@DavidFreitag Kentucky isn't even on the list at all
15:16
@DavidFreitag yeah but priorities, if you have gig internet you never need to leave the house to see that it's hicksville :)
@ScottPack I'll be visiting ya.
@ScottPack Woops Kansas not Kentucky
@DavidFreitag Which kind of makes sense since there are no metro areas worth mentioning there.
@DavidFreitag I was talking about the power line thing
@DavidFreitag all the Ks
15:17
You know you're in a bad way when Kansas City or Provo is more of a metro area than anything you've got going on.
or did you mean to reply to rory
@Simon What do you plan on doing Stateside?
@ScottPack getting shot
in the face.
by men of the sea
@kalina Let's be fair. I've never known anything who where actually shot.
@ScottPack I'll be hosting the biggest open house party at your place, is that ok?
15:17
@ScottPack Google has already walked out on several huge deals because local politicians made it a goal to make the process a pain in the ass. Now those areas will probably never see google fibre
@kalina hah
@ScottPack "anybody who has actually been shot", surely?
@kalina Tomato...potato...
barely
more like tomato... pile of dung
You look like a dong.
My head feels like it's stuffed full of cotton, and not in the good way.
15:19
your face looks like a dong
@kalina You don't like potatoes?
@ScottPack there's a good way for your head to be stuffed full of cotton?
I never said that
@AJHenderson mescaline.
You implied it
@DavidFreitag You assumed it
15:20
Boredom at work surely can't be a good thing.
Nothing to say, eh?
I wouldn't know, when I'm working my mind is incredibly focussed
like no power in the 'verse can stop me
I didn't want to get into an argument over semantics
unfortunately, reaching that state is a perilous and unpredictable ride
@DavidFreitag "didn't want to", or "don't want to"?
people literally DIE.
15:21
your statement implies that now you DO want to.
Well, not literally, but figuratively
well actually, not figuratively... in fact, not at all
@AviD Maybe I do, what's it to ya?
@DavidFreitag well, your statement was semantically ambiguous.
@DavidFreitag don't say that, he'll put on his mod hat, and he can't do that while I'm here because I drew a penis on it
5
@AviD No it wasn't.
15:22
You're all a bunch of dongs.
@kalina you draw that on everything.
@AviD no
hmm, that explains @Simon's face now.
I draw lots of things
no wait, no it doesnt.
15:23
most of them are upside down crucifixes
pentagrams
I love how the lady on the Google Fibre page is using a tablet. Like that has anything to do with a fibre connection
@kalina much rebel very anti-catholic w0w
schematics for detonators
I also draw pictures of @Simon's face
but I find it difficult to draw something that ugly
sometimes my pencils literally disintegrate while drawing @Simon's face
well, not literally, but figuratively
well... not figuratively... in fact, forget it
Cocaine is bad mkaaay.
15:26
why the hell do we have both AND tags??
because the users of info sec are dribbling morons and the bear
90 seconds to give me a reasonable answer before I nuke the 2nd one.
and I don't think the bear cares too much about tags
my answer was reasonable
@AviD Because there's a chance that a question on this site might have something to do with a non-security audit?
it perfectly reflects your current situation
@Iszi OFF TOPIC
15:27
</sarcasm>
@Iszi youre kinda making my case for me here.
maybe both tags were created to demonstrate that the moderators don't audit
@kalina hehe
I was being serious
you slacker
why don't you actually do something for a change?
Oh, FFS guys....
15:28
@kalina we're not supposed to
I'm about to get banned, aren't I?
@kalina if by "banned" you mean "high", then yes probably.
sarcasm shares so many letters with orgasm
okay it is done.
@kalina sarcgasm?
@kalina That explains so many things
15:29
@AviD that's called "faking it"
cue link to sarcasmaholics
@kalina only if it was faked ironically.
though I would think it was the other way around.
@AviD ending up in the situation where you have to fake it is always ironic
hehehe, always brilliant
I might throw away today's track as well
really not liking the general direction
15:52
QOTW AUTHOR SELECTION
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.......................‌​............
@kalina yeah I'd go back to working on dotto
THE OVERWHELMING ENTHUSIASM IS SO FAR OFF THE CHARTS THAT IT HURTS
@RоryMcCune ...?
@kalina indeed
tread softly for you tread on my dreams
16:22
I just noticed a very rare thing in Season 4 Episode 9 of GoT. There were zero boobs.
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@TerryChia Nah, you just missed them. They were there.
lulz
@RоryMcCune That would be way more terrifying if those were black bears instead of brown bears.
@TerryChia Yeah, my wife and I noted the strange absence of any mention of nudity or sexual content in the content notice ahead of the show.
16:44
@DavidFreitag racist! :)
@TildalWave Nah, it's just that deaths from brown bears are usually caused by territorial disputes, whereas the black bear usually kills because it's hunting you to eat you.
@TerryChia Microsoft published a javascript crypto lib. Download is 250 MB. Uncompressed 800. Almost all of it test vectors.
So cryptography.io has some room to grow
@CodesInChaos Heh cool. :)
Literally 99.9% of the uncompressed size are testvectors
@DavidFreitag so you're saying brown bears are stupid?
16:52
Not literally.
@FEichinger why?
@CodesInChaos I think ours is 14MB with 13MB of vectors last I checked.
@TildalWave huh? No, I'm saying black bears are terrifying. At least you can back away slowly from a territorial brown bear.
@DavidFreitag that's racist, and possibly homophobic too :P
@DavidFreitag you do realize I was joking, right?
@TildalWave Yeah :]
16:55
#YoMammaData so big, she uses #MapReduce as a diet strategy!
@DavidFreitag smartass!
@TildalWave What's wrong with a little homophobic racism between friends?
Well, that's disheartening. When you do a google image search for "big black bear gay culture" you just get a bunch of white bears and beefy hairless black men.
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@ScottPack single color double rainbow?
Filesystem redirection is so annoying.
You know what else is so annoying? Me.
17:05
You know what would fix that? A gun.
RIP me
At least then you would have a hobby
Death is a hobby?
For some.
@TildalWave Whatever works best for you man.
FWIW this makes me happy.
17:09
@ScottPack No. The second one should be a colon.
@ScottPack NSFW bro
@DavidFreitag It is?
Must suck to work for an accounting office.
@ScottPack It's not exactly something I want on my screen when the female coworkers walk by.
One good thing about HipChat, there's a button beside every image to collapse it.
@ScottPack HipChat?
Oh, I thought it was some SE chat plugin or something.
@ScottPack Using it for work I presume?
We've been using it internally for a couple of months now. Nice setup.
@TerryChia Aye.
Slack.com also looks pretty neat for that purpose.
The biggest downside to HipChat is that you can't use multiple logins for the same app install.
One of our guys uses it here and for side work so he has to use the web interface for the consulting instance.
17:28
Wait, did they change how the Hound died?
I seem to remember it being a little different in the books.
@TerryChia SPOILERS!
Not that I have any idea who that is.
I don't even remember that he died
SHUT YOUR SPOILERY FACE
Given how he split up the next two books I'm wondering how next season is going to work.
@ScottPack A larger focus on Daenerys and Tyrion maybe?
17:41
@TerryChia I'd almost rather they merge them back together and tell the story chronologically.
How many seasons of GoT are there now?
@DavidFreitag 4 so far.
@ScottPack Actually Arya's arc should be interesting.
She always has been one of my favourite characters.
@TerryChia Yeah, her's is interesting but not as detailed as many others. Tyrion's should be interesting. Watching him try to scramble his way back out of rock bottom.
Ohai! Kevin Hearne's new book was released today.
18:19
who makes desktop apps in Ember.js.....
Assholes.
18:35
We won
yay
19:10
@RоryMcCune Oh boy.
Are you gonna hate me now?
@RoryM Not exactly Ember.js, but a couple of months ago I made a desktop application with AngularJS and AppJS
@ton.yeung I do. I don't.
@ton.yeung Define "a test".
@ton.yeung If you want to assess the security of your router, then Metasploit isn't the answer for it.
@ton.yeung However, if you know what you want, the vulnerabilities you're trying to test for, and you know your router, then I guess you can do some tests in 30-60 minutes with about 30 minutes of preparation.
19:33
@Adnan Rly, how does it work, I was thinking it would be pretty limited in terms of desktop interaction, so if it's housed in a browser context for the JS execution engine, it seemed to me that things like native API access would be tricksy
@kalina @roryalsop I have no idea what this is but it seems like the kind of thing you musical types might like wavepot.com
@RоryMcCune If I'm not mistaken, that's what you get from AppJS, is an ability to run outside the browser context and access the Native APIs. In a loose sort of way, it's to desktop what PhoneGap is to mobile.
@Xander ah I C
@RоryMcCune At least that's what I gather.
@Xander would start to make more sense for cross-platform dev. then...
@RоryMcCune Yes, exactly.
19:47
I have a significant craving for skittles crush 'ems
20:03
I have a significant craving for vendors who don't think I know nothing because I'm 22.
ageism
@TerryChia dammit man! Spoilertalk must wait at least a couple weeks. Day after is just plain rude!
@AviD the hound dies
@kalina dammit!
yeah I got that, but now I dont want to watch that episode!
@RоryMcCune windows MUI apps can be written in JS, but you knew that...
I'm bored
20:10
whoa. BREAKING NEWS!!!
davos dies
EVERYBODY DIES.
just a question of when.
and how.
you'll die first
Valar dohaeris.
20:33
@AviD Whom do you serve?
@ScottPack Life.
Locheim!
:-)
20:44
So websitedefender.com installs an "agent" on your site. It's a PHP file that contains a whole bunch of crap, but buried in there is this gem:
> echo handleRequest(file_get_contents('php://input'));
> ...
> function handleRequest($request) {
> $request = json_decode($request);
> ...
> $success = @eval('?>'.$request->params);
> ...
> }
There's some stuff in there about signing the payload etc which may protect against arbitrary code exec by random strangers...
PHP, because valar morghulis.
but that doesn't change the fact that the whole point to the script is arbitrary code exec by websitedefender.
21:00
@RоryMcCune cc @kalina - Yes! the 'got some 303' is lovely. Takes me back, it does :-)
21:14
@tylerl Lovely.
gah - more randoms trying to connect on LinkedIn. They don't seem to realise that if I have had no interaction with them, I will mark as either unknown (generally) or spam (if their profile has things like Hicki9 magazine in it)
that's 5 this week alone
@RoryAlsop LinkedIn. /snicker
@RoryAlsop or ignore
@tylerl slow week? ;-)
@AviD that too
@tylerl pfffft
lemme guess, all of it recruiter spam?
21:16
@AviD nope. Only 1 recruiter this week
ah, so the others are just really random then
@AviD I got recruiter spam FROM LinkedIn ON LinkedIn. Hows that for Irony.
yeah
@tylerl hahaha
@tylerl from linkedin?
as in, LI were trying to recruit you?
I do use LinkedIn a fair bit though - it helps me when recruiting, for certain events, for keeping in touch with colleagues etc
21:18
"... for recruiting" - Ha!
@RоryMcCune and you can donate through dogecoin :-)
All this company has ever done is make me angry.
@tylerl ha, thats pretty cool. That's not spam, thats actual recruiting and an offer....
dammit, I really have to stop picking fights with random people on twitter.
havent quite figured that part out yet.
@AviD Yeah... but I mean, it's LinkedIn. Nice offices, though. They're situated right between the Google offices in MountainView.
Not sure how they pulled THAT off.
heh. I guess I'm in the minority, but I actually like what they've done, as a company.
only social network (well, besides SE) that I actually find to not be an utter waste of electrons.
21:25
@AviD I guess I never had a use for them. They were neutral to me until they accidentally leaked all my whole company structure to spammers. I still get fallout from that.
@tylerl how'd that happen?
@AviD they got hacked
The social networking website LinkedIn was hacked on 5 June 2012, and passwords for nearly 6.5 million user accounts were stolen by Russian cybercriminals. Owners of the hacked accounts were no longer able to access their accounts, and the website repeatedly encouraged its users to change their passwords after the incident. Vicente Silveira, the director of LinkedIn, confirmed, on behalf of the company, that the website was hacked in its official blog. He also said that the holders of the compromised accounts would find their passwords were no longer valid on the website. The stolen pa...
ah well.
Sh*t happens, and @Simon is proof.
Since then, I've gotten endless spam offers referencing my name and company position offering to sell me (wait for it) lists of executives at thousands of companies with their email address, phone number, role in the company, etc.
damn. so you know that they are selling yours, too...
21:32
@AviD yep. goddam linkedin
> ... purrs like a nyancat. and can be fully factory restored (wrap removed) if you're a pussy.
22:05
Is there an easy way to download a subfolder for a repo on github?
@TerryChia am I going to regret eating while watching GoT?
22:20
@AviD - never
@tylerl - that car sounds nice as it goes past
22:31
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A: How to git-pull all but one folder

VonCI don't think you can do partial pulling, but you can try and see what happen if you pull in a working tree which is not completely checked out. Since Git1.7, you can do a sparse checkout, as illustrated here, meaning your working tree would explicitly exclude that specific folder when populate ...

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23:00
dang, GoT, even the calm quiet scenes are freakin' intense.
Gat dayum I can't wait for that to be released.
2 mSATA and 2 HDD. so unnecessary.

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