[00:58] looks like some one reposting my NBC nightly netcast on to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts4n26YDKQI [01:13] uploaded https://archive.org/details/sg1archive.com_forums_20140708 [05:00] looks like the April 20, 2012 full episode of Real News is in the blaze highlights: https://archive.org/details/gbtv_20763855_1200K [05:00] i only thought it was funny cause it happened on April 20 [05:49] so i found out there was higher bitrate mp4s for cbs evening news [05:49] trying to grab those instead of the 720 [14:44] freenode down for anyone else [14:44] ? [14:45] nevermind [17:06] can someone please tell me why mysql's SSL options require you to specify the ciphers you want to use when connecting to a server? [17:06] why the fuck does MySQL think database programmers and DBAs have the necessary cryptographic training to do this [17:12] oh, wait, the documentation is misleading [17:12] it SAYS that "if ssl_cipher is not set then the connection will fail", but that is not actually true [17:27] yipdw_: i can think of a few reasons [17:28] RedType: "lazy programmers" is my leading theory [17:28] i can think of a few reasons including performance and legal reasons [17:28] err certification reasons [17:28] which is pretty depressing when you think about it [17:29] "All of our servers are F.A.R.T. certified." [17:29] fart being state of the art in the 80s when rot13 was considered too slow for large datasets (ones over 10MB) [18:01] RedType: sure, but this isn't the 80s anymore :P [18:02] certainly Oracle makes enough money to have a cryptographer or two on staff [18:02] why not have them make the right choices based on the business tradeoffs [18:02] (unless the chosen tradeoff is "performance #yolo" in which case I got nothing) [18:02] er, not Oracle, Amazon [19:04] ha [19:04] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future [19:04] "While predictions of the future can never be absolutely certain,[1]" [19:05] I like how that sentence has a citation, like some wikinerd thought that that required proof [19:08] yipdw_, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Timeline_of_the_far_future/Archive_3#Fact [19:08] garyrh: lol [19:08] figures [19:09] "some dude's theory of the universe states that time can be factored out of all equations SO THEREFORE IT IS POSSIBLE TO KNOW THE FUTURE [citation needed motherfucker]" [19:09] if I did that as a kid I think I deserved the playground beatings [19:12] bonus stage is that the citation just names a book and doesn't say what the relevant part is [19:57] !a http://www.gereports.com/ --ignore-sets=blogs [19:57] wrong channel [21:32] i'm uploading my update grabs of torrentbytes.net [21:32] i did one on 2013-09-09 [21:32] and one for 2013-11-23 [22:28] the first 25000 thingiverse things are uploaded [22:29] in warc.gz format with images, the page with everything on that item, and a zip of all 3d files it has [23:03] this is awesome: http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/07/a-quest-to-find-the-secret-origins-of-lost-video-game-levels/373925/ a journalist meets with the programmer of Sonic 2, and ends up showing him a ROM of the Sonic 2 prototype with the Hidden Palace level