Dan Wiebe
@dnwiebe
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Christian, husband, father, grandfather, software developer, musician, singer, pilot, firearms enthusiast, ham radio operator, libertarian.
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@BraddrofliT
Kefa, Yochanan, Yaakov, Matityahu, Odeda, Filippus, Taom, and Shimon. In an English Bible, you use English versions of the names; but those aren't the names their mothers used.
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@CarryHunts47
@interesting_aIl
A single coyote shouldn't be a problem for anybody but a child or a very small woman--especially when faced with a swarming attack like that rather than just dancing and screaming in panic. They're not big.
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@stephen_deakins
@VivekGRamaswamy
Don’t say “Vicki Weaver’s murderer,” as though nobody knows who he is. Say Lon Horiuchi of the FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team, who was killing Branch Davidians in Waco a few years later.
Everybody should know who Vicki Weaver’s murderer is.
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@idropFbombs
Dump some flour in a baking pan, smooth it out, and toss marbles into it from various angles.
They always make circular craters. Why? Doesn’t really matter: you can see it with your own eyes.
And if you wash the marbles first, you can still bake with the flour.
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@moonlit_misfit
I've seen plenty of women swearing up and down that they're never going to date conservative men, and I've seen plenty of women swearing because conservative men won't date them.
But I've never seen a conservative man complaining that a woke woman won't date him.
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@ResisterSis20
Does it still sting, then, how right Trump turned out to be about you people continuing to buy energy from the Russians?
Sure, I get that.
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@natmiletic
Oh, you can make it much, much shorter:
def is_even(a):
return !is_ odd(a)
def is_odd(a):
return !is_even(a)
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@LibertyCappy
No, it means the thief values _his own life_ less than I value my dog's life. He's far more qualified to judge the value of his own life than I am; who am I to challenge him over that?
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@joshtpm
@elonmusk
@MatthewJshow
Are you saying there’s something wrong with cherry picking videos of J6?
I don’t think I remember you complaining about it when the “committee” did it, though. Did I miss something?
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@Rohr42_
@deaflibertarian
No, property taxes mostly go to fund the government teaching your children racism, sexual perversion, and genital mutilation.
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@Ur_a_Smartass_C
I think you're depriving yourself of an experience with your overwhelming emphasis on semiautos (try a bolt or a lever or a slide occasionally! They're fun!), but no, I'm not nervous.
We should shoot together. I could show you how to throw a bolt.
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@FenixAmmunition
The important thing to remember about Republicans is that they're useless. Democrats crooked, Republicans useless.
Notice, for example, how they waited to bring up proof of citizenship for voter registration until they could divest most of their majority in the House? And if
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@JRubinBlogger
Interesting mindset here. On the one hand, you believe Republicans are destroying democracy. On the other hand, you wish to make sure no Republican ever has power again, except the ones that agree with you.
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@sergioa94679493
Millions of people don't have to believe it: they saw it with their own eyes, exactly as predicted over a century ago by globers using globe ephemerides and globe math.
And there you sit, unable even to predict tomorrow's sunrise to the minute.
It's over, man.
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@EileenMarieSar1
Why? Because an innocent man is always exonerated?
By _America's_ justice system?
Haa!
That was good. Tell another one!
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Some of you have noticed that the Substratum crew is strangely silent tonight, almost as though we're too preoccupied with something or other to have time for social media.
Hmm.
Could be.
Suggestion: stick around.
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@thismigrainelyf
@BraddrofliT
Lots of them probably have absolutely no experience with reading literature in translation.
Or maybe with reading literature.
Or maybe with reading.
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@Le1Million_
@BraddrofliT
Well, take Jesus, for example. The name his mother used was Yeshua. Translating that into Greek is a problem, because Greek has no "sh." Or Y, for that matter: only I. So it became Iesu in Greek. Latin is another problem, because the Romans liked male names to end in S. So:
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@theSBPC
What you people need to do is explain how your situation is fundamentally different from those of the rest of us who have worked hard and overcome significant obstacles to discharge our own fiduciary responsibilities.
Why should you get a bailout that we didn’t? From us?
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@chrislhayes
Really? Because it looks to me like the recall was a complete and unmitigated disaster for _Californians._ Because they're afraid of a black man, they're still under Newsom's thumb. That seems pretty disastrous to me.
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@whats_rupp
You know what hoax racism means?
It means that there is so little natural racism in this country that people who need it have to manufacture imitation racism themselves.
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@jherico_infn8ty
@LauraMonroe318
@w_terrence
Making fun of a stroke victim? Really? Is it your contention, then, that the "Average Pennsylvania Voter" is a stroke victim?
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Okay, I have permission. In a matter of weeks, Substratum will be welcoming Jason Duffy of Delaware, OH as a new developer. He's a quiet guy who carries a Colemak keyboard around with him, but aside from that he's okay. We're looking forward to him.
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@ian_mckelvey
Look at that (lack of) muzzle climb!
That's not 223. It's not even 308. It's 30-06, and he's keeping it right on target.
I've never hungered for anything full-auto, but I can appreciate well-engineered and -fabricated machinery.
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Wow...this open-source stuff is wayyy more complicated than just flipping repos public. Legal stuff, license stuff, history stuff, configuration stuff, practice stuff...whew.
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@MomsDemand
Back when Vermont was the only Constitutional-carry state, lies like this might have been somewhat deceptive.
Now that over two dozen states have been very successful with Constitutional carry, pretty much everybody knows you're lying.
Do you have _different_ lies?
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@Dirtdragonmom
When my brother was 6, he said that when he grew up he wanted to be a submarine.
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Look, it's not the VPNs' fault. VPNs are great. I've used them for years. They just weren't designed to do Substratum's job, is all. They were pressed into service because they were available. Like turning a software developer into a manager. A real manager would be better.
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@GarbageHuman23
Two people whom I know and a lot of people _of_ whom I know had their lives destroyed by
#MeToo
liars.
I'm securely married and have been for decades; but if I weren't, I certainly wouldn't hit on strange women. There's just no percentage in it.
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For the first time in history this morning, we put a message in a CORES package, masqueraded it, sent it across a network, discriminated it, unmasked it, and pulled the message back out.
What was the content of this historic first message?
"Booga booga."
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Woo-hoo! The SubstratumNode is now not just passing its tests: it's running in a Docker container and accepting connections. Not correctly, yet, because there's more code to write; but this feels pretty good.
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Because
@bjallmon
and
@magnusstahre
are frickin' brilliant, our public source repo is now tracking the private one. Whenever Jenkins goes green on all three platforms, that version is automatically published.
On to GUI cards!
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Shortly after the 0.1.0 release, we had a rudimentary Neighborhood before we decided to go un-decentralized first. We put it in deep freeze awaiting the advent of what turned out to be 0.4.0.
But now the door is creaking open and today it poked its nose out.
0.4.0 Or Bust!
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Listen up, pro-vaxers: when you lie about therapeutics like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, you don't help your cause, you hurt it.
People who are already vax-suspicious are going to wonder why you have to lie to push the vaccine if it's so safe.
Stop it.
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For demo today, the Last (we hope) Big TLS Card Before 0.3.0 was shown! Woot woot. We're doing great with some sites (Google searches, Wikipedia) and less great with others (YouTube, Twitter), so there's more work; but this was a huge step.
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@ungerbn103
I'm looking for the threats, but I don't see them.
Were you expecting election interference to be met with silent acceptance?
Would you accept it from Republicans with silent acceptance?
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@sergioa94679493
Two reasons.
1. Mobile devices are battery-powered. Batteries last much longer when transmitters only have to transmit to the tower across the street than when they have to transmit a couple hundred miles to a LEO satellite.
2. Radio spectrum is limited, and network traffic is
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@VisceraEater
@prageru
They aren’t. But racism is still very much alive in the Democrat party. Almost everything you hear from Democrats is about race or some other identity. They call it “anti racism” or “anti fascism,” but it’s the same philosophy that spawned the KKK.
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So I now officially have the sort of access to the Substratum website that I need to be able to write technical blogs and get them approved and published. Now all I need is a subject. Or a set of subjects.
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@SocialRightsIRL
...except that when Israel _was_ the target, they didn't, did they?
Such an easy rebuttal.
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@VanAlle96161971
@WalshFreedom
She didn't?
Of course she did. But she's a Democrat, so it's okay. Amd she's a Clinton, so anyone who says it isn't won't be around for long.
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Hey! Looks like we've officially hired another developer! Cool. I don't know whether I can say who yet, but he's somebody I know, so I'm excited.
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@fopminui
@fasc1nate
I wouldn't call them _cute._ They're kind of like rats, maximum strength.
But no, they're not harmful, and yes, they can be affectionate. They have disappointingly short lifespans, though, even in captivity.
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Just recorded the "here's what's in 0.2" whiteboard video. Editing, post-production, and then YouTube is what I'm given to understand.
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@Wikipodia
Riiight.
It's the Republicans' fault, because they're the ones in charge of Philadelphia and have been for decades.
Riiight.
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@fishandwhistles
@benshapiro
If I pay you to talk to my kids in their compulsory government confinement schooling, you can be damn sure I'm going to limit your speech.
Don't want your speech limited? Go talk in the public square on your own time--not to my kids on time I'm paying for.
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@ComfortablySmug
This whole controversy is a shining example of exactly why the Electoral College is so important.
City people are so sure they know how country people should live. If they actually got their way, they'd all starve.
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@KyleKashuv
It would never occur to me to think I could judge somebody on the basis of cookies.
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@michaelshermer
No, no, no. You're assuming that when they say "democracy," they mean "democracy." They don't. They mean "Democrat hegemony."
Read it again with that little swap, and all will instantly become clear.
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Earlier today, integration tests worked, browser didn't. Why? Why? WHYYYY? [too many moments later] Turned out our (my) hard-coded response had "Content-Type=text/plain" instead of Content-Type: text/plain" and browser couldn't parse. Yeeargh. But now it all works.
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@JayeJaybird54
@POTUS
When he's not accepting bribes from Russia or Ukraine or Romania, or sniffing kids, or assaulting women, or showering with his daughter, or defying the Supreme Court, or spewing racist drivel, yes, absolutely, he's as honorable as the day is long.
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@Sonithebosslady
$ cat /usr/dict/words | grep ^p.*p$
pap
parsnip
partisanship
partnership
pawnshop
peep
penmanship
pep
pickup
pileup
pimp
pinup
pip
plop
plump
polyp
pomp
poop
pop
pp
prenup
prep
primp
professorship
prop
proprietorship
pulp
pump
pup
pushup
$
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So two small tech-debt stories are done but not merged (they have to be reviewed and approved first, which is easiest during the week). Hopefully soon we'll part out the https epic and get started on it; it's the major feature of the next release.
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@robreiner
You guys abandoned the whole preserve-democracy talking point when you tried to imprison your opponent and take him off the ballot. You should give up on it and find some new lies.
And you should do it pretty damn quick. Time is running out, and you're falling further behind.
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@angermeier_w
@DanielKotzin
During his next term, you people should try not to lie about him so much.
If you can get your credibility back, some people might stop dismissing you out of hand. It’ll be an uphill slog, though. There’s a lot to overcome.
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@Kaleb5D
This is exactly wrong.
If the earth were flat, sextants wouldn't work at all. They depend on the fact that you see different parts of the sky from different latitudes...because the earth is round.
Have you tried running for office? You have a natural talent for lies.
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@VoteGloriaJ
You need to stay away from other people’s kids.
All politicians do: but _especially_ you. Otherwise, you might run into a parent who takes it seriously when the government sexually grooms his children.
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Finally we got things green in the Jenkins container, so the infamous Booga Test was automatically deployed to the public repo:
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Well, the final (we hope) TLS card before 0.3.0 is being merged with master. Some incompatibilities, but we'll work through them. Then we need to write an integration test that encodes and decodes TLS, which will be an adventure.
What's that at the end of the tunnel there?
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@NielsSchepers85
@SubstratumNet
@overridepro
Not going to promise anything by the 31st, but our plan is that as long as _anything_ is getting through the Great Firewall, SubstratumNodes will find that traffic and piggyback on it. We'll need help from individuals, but so far that hasn't been a problem.
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@nota_parsons
@WallStreetSilv
We’re sure awfully lucky that Bidenomics is so brilliant: imagine where we’d be without it!
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@FenixAmmunition
You got my hopes up, and then I saw it was just 7.62x39mm.
Sigh.
I'll continue to wait for 7.62x51mm...
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Another question I hope somebody asks at SUBLOCC: "How can you hope to hide anything from a government if they (and everyone else) has your source code?"
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@Prolife_Sam
The right understands the left because it is unrelentingly inundated with leftist propaganda from nearly all social institutions.
The left doesn’t understand the right because most leftists have never talked to anyone on the right, and all they know is leftist propaganda.
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We're in a meeting talking about Monetization. Meetings are meh in general, but figuring out how to reward routers while making cheating too expensive to do on a large scale...it's pretty cool.
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Okay, our first 0.4.0 integration test involving a real SubstratumNode just passed. The Node came up and reported its descriptor to a test element impersonating a bootstrap Node; the test element verified that the descriptor was correct, and the test passed.
Woo hoo.
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So we have apparently succeeded in hiring our next developer: he was at SUBLOCC last night and he said he'd signed the letter. I don't know whether he's given his notice yet, so I won't say his name. But things appear to be shaping up nicely.
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Awriiiight...data is now flowing both ways through the SubstratumNode. Our integration tests no longer have to watch for logs to be written: now they get real responses. Well, _canned_ responses; real ones are next.
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Week from today, I'll be presenting Monetization at SUBLOCC. Right now it looks like I'll have a toothsome collection of information to present, but
@sswing
is busy researching: there may be even more by then.
Bring your hard questions: we may not have thought of everything!
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BJ and I just got the TLS integration test passing. That's impressive, but not as impressive as this: we tried three times to high-five, and missed awkwardly all three times. We have up. We're such nerds.
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@bennyjohnson
Didn't we already know all this?
Is this another example of a "conspiracy theory" becoming a spoiler alert?
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@scrowder
The ancient Hebrews had a interesting idea. There, until a boy’s bar mitzvah at 13, his father (not him, not his mother: his father) was civilly and criminally responsible for everything he did.
Just think for a bit about what a law like that would do to our society.
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Looks like Substratum is set to become a threat to China's national security.
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The SubstratumNode is now retrieving whenever a browser tickles it. We have the happy path mostly right; I'll probably tune it up a bit over the weekend and work on a few of the sad paths.
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@ThebestFigen
The thing that impresses me about this guy is the way he starts his pulse jets. Everybody else has a complicated procedure involving a leaf blower that frequently doesn’t work; this guy just flips a switch and it’s instantly roaring.
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Well, TLS traffic is now being identified from the browser, accepted by the Proxy Server, routed through the Hopper to the Proxy Client, addressed by DNS, and...logged. No handshake yet, no two-way comm, but that'll be the next card.
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@BrianSweet1970
By the early 1600s we had a pretty good idea what the earth looked like. Look it up.
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Kevin and I are designing on CryptoPay today. Microservices, CQRS, redundancy, data partitioning, etc, etc. Let's see if I can remember it this time: SEPARATION OF CONCERNS!
Sometimes I think I need somebody to jerk me awake in the middle of the night and scream that in my face.
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@thejackhopkins
Soooo many people out there thinking to themselves: “If we can just once get Trump securely behind bars, then FINALLY, after all these years…finally it’ll be over.
Heh.
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Now that 0.2.0 is in the can, we're doing some hardening work: instead of adding massive new functionality, filling in the gaps so that what it does now in special circumstances, it does in all circumstances.
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Gauging interest: should we put together a Lightning Talk at CodeMash where we explain how we imagine the Substratum CORES clandestine routing network will operate from a technical perspective? Would anyone attend?
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@roma369th
The word at SUBLOCC was that there would be a major website revamp "in a week or two," and that a new roadmap would be included. The 0.2 release...well, today in grooming we added a release story to the backlog and put a bunch of stories in 0.3. It's coming.
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@BakCuzOfElon
@stillgray
The single fin makes it look like a military drop tank to me.
Fighters and strike aircraft carry them on hardpoints to increase their range; when the tanks are empty, or when the planes are engaged and need to reduce drag, they drop the tanks.
Looks like this one wasn’t empty.
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