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kanzure | it's fine over here :) | 00:00 |
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fenn | or rather, i can load thumbnails but not fullsize or scaled images | 00:02 |
fenn | weird it works in wget | 00:02 |
genehacker | http://tinyurl.com/nzpzhc | 00:18 |
genehacker | this one | 00:18 |
genehacker | making THC(solvent) from what amounts to scratch | 00:19 |
drazak | nonyl phenol ethoxy | 00:19 |
drazak | lovely shit | 00:19 |
drazak | cleans driveways | 00:19 |
fenn | re 'horribly ugly' http://www.riversimple.com/Services/Media.ashx?MediaId=52 | 00:20 |
fenn | it doesnt look half bad with the front ripped off http://www.riversimple.com/Services/Media.ashx?MediaId=62 | 00:21 |
fenn | maybe i'm just some kind of car sadist | 00:21 |
fenn | but the whole thing is way too overstyled, from the steering wheel to the seats | 00:22 |
genehacker | huh? | 01:06 |
genehacker | I don't know chemistry | 01:06 |
genehacker | which is why I want to make me a chemistry waldo for being ok if things go wrong | 01:06 |
kanzure | wtf why is roguesci.org down | 01:23 |
kanzure | does anyone have a backup of roguesci.org? | 01:23 |
fenn | archive.org has some | 01:32 |
kanzure | there are various torrents of it | 01:32 |
fenn | what is it exactly? | 01:33 |
ybit | fenn: "A vast collection of explosive synthesis procedures including resources to assist you in understanding some of the technical jargon, and how to synthesize ..." | 01:37 |
fenn | hopefull that's for synthesizing explosives, not the other interpretation | 01:37 |
ybit | googles's grab of the description on www.roguesci.org/megalomania/index.html | 01:37 |
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fenn | i must say i'm somewhat disappointed in this "sysborg" thing | 01:41 |
fenn | it's just TWiki | 01:42 |
fenn | kanzure: how big is that torrent eh? | 01:42 |
kanzure | added another gallery | 01:47 |
kanzure | http://heybryan.org/~bbishop/docs/machines/ | 01:47 |
kanzure | fenn: the one I found was 180 MB. but it wasn't the forums. | 01:48 |
kanzure | am not doing it at the moment. | 01:48 |
kanzure | sysborg? do you mean the indian "open source" drug discovery program? | 01:48 |
kanzure | some papers I totally forgot about: http://heybryan.org/~bbishop/docs/nano/ | 01:55 |
kanzure | it seems that the ~bbishop/docs/wearables/ directory is missing some files though :( | 01:56 |
kanzure | there used to be at least 20 different images of wearables | 01:56 |
kanzure | but now only two | 01:56 |
kanzure | and then of course these that I still haven't got entirely: http://heybryan.org/~bbishop/docs/open-rtms/ | 01:57 |
genehacker | yes google does | 02:24 |
genehacker | their DEA'd | 02:24 |
genehacker | if you know what I mean | 02:24 |
genehacker | but we shouldn't be concerned with energetic material synthesis so much | 02:25 |
genehacker | just some of the techniques there should help us with diybio | 02:26 |
genehacker | huh? | 02:26 |
kanzure | http://heybryan.org/~bbishop/docs/art/?Qwd=./screenshots&Qif=2008-06-14.png&Qiv=thumbs&Qis=M | 02:37 |
kanzure | screenshots | 02:37 |
genehacker | so whatever happened to this megalomania fellow | 02:38 |
genehacker | ybit how do I get google's grab of that | 02:39 |
fenn | just guessing, try site:roguesci.org and wget all the "cached" links | 02:45 |
kanzure | ew | 02:46 |
fenn | better idea? | 02:47 |
kanzure | use the torrents | 02:48 |
kanzure | there's no way google cache has a full archive that they expose to users | 02:48 |
kanzure | unless someone has broken their hashing scheme yet? | 02:48 |
genehacker | what is wget? | 02:52 |
genehacker | roguesci has deteriorated into something horrible | 02:53 |
fenn | i keep hoping you're going to get a clue | 02:53 |
genehacker | never mind | 02:53 |
genehacker | oh that | 02:53 |
genehacker | hold on second | 02:53 |
genehacker | hey bryan looks great | 02:54 |
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kanzure | um, thanks but no thanks | 02:55 |
fenn | well it's a pretty diagram at least http://www.sensorpedia.com/blog/spylib-the-sensorpedia-python-library/ | 03:21 |
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genehacker | ok how do I get ubuntu to work with my wireless card | 03:24 |
genehacker | or should it already work? | 03:24 |
fenn | depends how bleeding edge your wireless card is | 03:25 |
genehacker | also can I access my windows files from ubuntu | 03:25 |
genehacker | I have no idea | 03:25 |
fenn | yes | 03:25 |
genehacker | just how do I get my internet to work? | 03:25 |
genehacker | excellent | 03:25 |
fenn | if it doesnt work out of the box, start troubleshooting | 03:26 |
fenn | can you ping your gateway for example | 03:27 |
genehacker | I'll think I see if I can't dual boot or something for now | 03:27 |
fenn | what does that have to do with networking | 03:28 |
fenn | you probably just have to run 'sudo pump' or something | 03:29 |
fenn | or tell it what essid to use | 03:29 |
genehacker | I don't know what you are talking about | 03:29 |
fenn | then you need to learn | 03:29 |
genehacker | how do I tell it which SSID to use? | 03:30 |
fenn | there is some pointy clicky thing but i do: sudo iwconfig eth1 ESSID foobar | 03:31 |
genehacker | is there a visual interface, if not give me some instructions on what commands to use | 03:32 |
genehacker | IE PDF of some help | 03:32 |
genehacker | nevermind | 03:32 |
fenn | are you lagged or am i? | 03:32 |
genehacker | UNDEFINED COMMAND: lagged | 03:33 |
genehacker | I'll figure it out | 03:34 |
fenn | i think it's me | 03:35 |
genehacker | damn firefox is leaking memory all over the place | 03:35 |
genehacker | I think it's gonna die | 03:35 |
genehacker | the linux version of windows explorer never crashes right? | 03:36 |
fenn | i suppose one could say that :) | 03:37 |
ybit | http://sourceforge.net/community/cca09/vote/ | 03:37 |
genehacker | shoot | 03:37 |
fenn | i have yet to see a rock-solid web browser anywhere | 03:38 |
fenn | maybe you could try google chrome and tell us how it goes | 03:38 |
genehacker | does chrome have extensions? | 03:39 |
genehacker | no | 03:39 |
genehacker | anyway | 03:39 |
genehacker | I mostly use opera now | 03:39 |
genehacker | nope | 03:40 |
genehacker | wireless card isn't listed | 03:40 |
genehacker | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFf | 03:40 |
fenn | listed where? | 03:42 |
genehacker | on the list of wireless cards ubuntu supports | 03:42 |
fenn | what about madwifi | 03:43 |
fenn | or whatever the binary compatibility layer is called | 03:43 |
fenn | what's the card's name? | 03:43 |
fenn | model number | 03:43 |
genehacker | dell wireless 1510 wireless-N WLAN Mini-Card Rev 4.02 | 03:44 |
fenn | what's the pci identifier | 03:45 |
genehacker | I'm gonna have to ndiswrapper or whatever | 03:45 |
genehacker | ???? | 03:45 |
genehacker | chipset #? | 03:45 |
fenn | dell 1510 is the laptop model number | 03:46 |
fenn | lspci will tell you the name | 03:46 |
genehacker | BCM432b | 03:47 |
fenn | aha | 03:47 |
genehacker | "/BCm32056000" | 03:47 |
genehacker | think I found a solution | 03:47 |
genehacker | going to sleep | 03:48 |
genehacker | if you aren't on mars time you should too | 03:48 |
fenn | i am going to try to do a 24 hour switcheroo | 03:48 |
genehacker | after all you are going to LA | 03:54 |
fenn | uh, so? | 03:56 |
fenn | my sleep schedule's been totally fucked for the last week, i'm trying to fix it | 03:57 |
fenn | http://heybryan.org:8080/sleep/ | 04:03 |
genehacker | what is that? | 04:03 |
fenn | just look at http://heybryan.org:8080/sleep/2009_07.html | 04:03 |
fenn | blue is sleep | 04:03 |
genehacker | a program that keeps track of when you are awake> | 04:03 |
fenn | yes | 04:03 |
genehacker | ? | 04:03 |
genehacker | how? | 04:04 |
fenn | obsessive record keeping | 04:04 |
fenn | midnight is on the left | 04:04 |
genehacker | how? | 04:04 |
fenn | how what? | 04:04 |
genehacker | how does it work? | 04:04 |
fenn | i have a file with lines that look like: | 04:04 |
fenn | 0545 2020 sleep | 04:04 |
genehacker | how does it keep track of you? | 04:05 |
genehacker | I assume you input the data | 04:05 |
fenn | yes | 04:05 |
genehacker | not that you wear an accelerometer | 04:05 |
fenn | i think you'd have to teach it to interpret the accelerometer data anyway | 04:06 |
genehacker | program that does this? | 04:06 |
fenn | does what? | 04:06 |
genehacker | accelerometer can figure out if you are getting good sleep? | 04:06 |
fenn | hmm. neural network i suppose | 04:06 |
genehacker | how does the program that keep track of this work | 04:06 |
genehacker | well some guy invented an alarm clock that keeps track of your movements in sleep to figure out when the best time to wake you up is | 04:07 |
fenn | yeah, that's not what this is | 04:07 |
ybit | emacs org-mode i'm assuming | 04:07 |
fenn | ybit: sorta like that, yes, but my own made-up syntax | 04:07 |
fenn | when i started i was using the scheduling software from some long dead japanese PDA | 04:08 |
fenn | the zaurus igeti, if anyone cares | 04:08 |
ybit | i like the time clocking capabilities it offers | 04:08 |
ybit | (org-mode) | 04:08 |
fenn | it had really good japanese handwriting recognition, so it was useful for looking up kanji and translating to english | 04:08 |
genehacker | cool | 04:08 |
genehacker | can you understand japanese? | 04:09 |
genehacker | bah | 04:09 |
genehacker | my motor is going to take a bit more power | 04:09 |
fenn | genehacker: i can pretend to, and be right half the time :P | 04:10 |
genehacker | oh so just about as good as I know spanish | 04:10 |
fenn | i was at the head of my class, whatever that counts for | 04:11 |
genehacker | could you hack out the image recognition software from it put it in a camera phone and make a translator? | 04:11 |
genehacker | heh I guess my motor should put out enough torque | 04:12 |
fenn | wow all i could ever get it to do was display text: http://www.pat.hi-ho.ne.jp/~sata68/img/p10_nayu.jpg | 04:13 |
genehacker | is dat sum mango? | 04:13 |
fenn | the handwriting recognition was highly dependent on stroke order (and it was a touchscreen btw) | 04:16 |
fenn | there is some open source equivalent software which doesnt work nearly as well | 04:16 |
genehacker | do you know anything about digital circuit design? | 04:17 |
fenn | yes, why? | 04:17 |
genehacker | I'm trying to make a circuit that outputs 110, 011, 101 repeat | 04:18 |
genehacker | or the reverse of such | 04:18 |
ybit | according to my schedule, it will 2-3 months before i start contributing to skdb, need to see if i can't cut more corners | 04:19 |
fenn | get an AVR, while true { int * foo = [110, 011, 101]; PA0 = foo++; if foo > 2; foo = 0}} or so | 04:20 |
fenn | ybit: what does this schedule look like? | 04:20 |
fenn | i mean what are you doing that actually gets done on time? | 04:21 |
genehacker | AVR? fenn, do you have a machine that makes AVR's? | 04:21 |
fenn | no, so? do you have a machine that makes digital circuit elements? | 04:21 |
fenn | i know what you're trying to do.. stepper motor sequences | 04:22 |
genehacker | yes | 04:22 |
ybit | month one: | 04:22 |
ybit | fix computer, reinstall gentoo, emacs-org | 04:22 |
ybit | autoscholar, giant communication matrix | 04:22 |
ybit | sequence dna: thermocycler/mini thermocycler (paper), open gel box | 04:22 |
ybit | molecular biology and genomics | 04:22 |
ybit | month two: | 04:22 |
genehacker | well I don't | 04:22 |
ybit | one giant communication matrix | 04:22 |
ybit | computerized manufacturing process planning systems | 04:22 |
genehacker | but I can use one for free | 04:22 |
ybit | manufacturing processes reference guide | 04:22 |
ybit | skdb | 04:22 |
ybit | month three through five: | 04:22 |
ybit | skdb | 04:22 |
ybit | oscillope/ar in freerunner | 04:22 |
ybit | month 6-12 | 04:22 |
ybit | eeg | 04:22 |
ybit | voice recognition | 04:22 |
ybit | diysci.org/toolbook, freefab/skdb/openmanufacturing.org, heath.im, co.de | 04:22 |
ybit | month 12-24 | 04:22 |
ybit | mea | 04:22 |
ybit | that's being highly optimistic | 04:23 |
fenn | you hope to sequence dna in one month from scratch? | 04:23 |
ybit | no | 04:23 |
ybit | parts of it though, yeah | 04:23 |
fenn | fwiw i think 'giant communication matrix' is a poor way to think about things | 04:24 |
genehacker | ybit get me some fluorescently labeled bases then we're talking | 04:24 |
fenn | much better to simply keep a file on each person you know containing everything you know bout them, such as what they know about | 04:24 |
fenn | takes a lot of work no matter which way you do it | 04:25 |
fenn | so the focus should be on how to automatically keep track of this metadata | 04:25 |
fenn | ybit: it looks to me like your "schedule" is more of a priority list than anything | 04:26 |
ybit | indeed | 04:26 |
genehacker | aha | 04:26 |
genehacker | it's so simple | 04:26 |
fenn | ybit: you usually cant buy acrylic glue so you should order that on ebay as it'll take a while to get shipped | 04:27 |
genehacker | how this stepper driver works | 04:27 |
fenn | the stuff in a can made by tapp plastics is good, i think it's either number 4 or number 6, and you need a little bottle with a needle to apply it | 04:27 |
fenn | active ingredient is methylene chloride so be sure to have good ventilation | 04:27 |
fenn | (also why you cant buy it anywhere) | 04:27 |
fenn | oops not tapp, IPS weld-on | 04:28 |
fenn | http://cgi.ebay.com/IPS-Weld-on-4-Solvent-Plexiglass-Acrylic-Glue-1-pt_W0QQitemZ320366177173QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item4a974feb95&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A12%7C66%3A2%7C39%3A6%7C72%3A1205%7C293%3A1%7C294%3A24 | 04:28 |
genehacker | you know what I want? | 04:31 |
genehacker | a cad program that lets you make parts dimensioned by dimensioned | 04:32 |
genehacker | *dimensions | 04:32 |
genehacker | or is that what parametric modeling is for? | 04:32 |
fenn | parametric? | 04:32 |
fenn | yeah | 04:32 |
fenn | it's more than that though, since you can change the dimensions later and have everything update nicely | 04:32 |
genehacker | well then why doesn't my cad program easily redimension other dimensions when I redimension the main one | 04:33 |
fenn | solidworks? | 04:33 |
genehacker | no alibre | 04:33 |
fenn | hm. i guess you arent using it correctly | 04:33 |
genehacker | guess I need to rtfm | 04:33 |
fenn | yup | 04:33 |
fenn | actually you should go to sleep | 04:33 |
genehacker | must... finish... part | 04:34 |
genehacker | must help machine overlords dominate humanity | 04:34 |
ybit | anyway, that's what i'm pushing for. realistically, i'll probably have to add a few extra months to a few tasks. guess i should sleep since i'm babbling now | 04:36 |
ybit | gn genehacker, fenn | 04:38 |
ybit | gm* | 04:38 |
genehacker | ok I will sleeeafffaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa | 04:38 |
ybit | sadly, i understand the sleep-deprived language genehacker is speaking right now | 04:39 |
genehacker | holy fuck alibtr can do kinematic simulation | 04:40 |
genehacker | manual explained | 04:42 |
genehacker | it | 04:42 |
fenn | btw genehacker the circuit you wanted for steppers is called a shift register | 04:51 |
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kanzure | genehacker: a good first step in network troubleshooting is figuring out the brand and name of your wireless card, probably through /proc or dmesg or by physically looking at the damn thing | 08:44 |
kanzure | there's a pointy-clicky interface on ubuntu that should automatically run for wireless support. I suspect genehacker is trying out ubuntu. | 08:45 |
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Utopiah | "apt-get for real stuff!" :) | 08:46 |
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kanzure | bcm432b is way mor than supported IIRC | 08:47 |
kanzure | the giant communication matrix idea included the file on each person, by the way. | 08:50 |
kanzure | might be a good time to learn about autoproject and make files. I haven't used makefiles for anything but programming in the past. | 08:52 |
kanzure | ybit: please yell at me so I'll learn org-mode too | 08:54 |
kanzure | feels like changing religions | 08:56 |
kanzure | fenn: did you put the wiki page up somewhere? | 09:01 |
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kanzure | GitCommandError: "['git', 'blame', '-p', 'master', '--', 'the_filename'] returned exit status 128" | 09:10 |
kanzure | but running it myself, it works. | 09:11 |
kanzure | index saying that the repo is: ==== <git.Repo "/home/kanzure/code/pydjangitwiki/.git"> | 09:21 |
kanzure | well that's totally wrong | 09:22 |
kanzure | how could it be so confused as to think that I'm using the working dir as the test repo | 09:22 |
kanzure | huh. apparently "" defaults to the local dir. so if you have a logical error in your conditionals, you might end up accidentally modifying your working repository | 09:24 |
fenn | django isnt normally run from wherever | 09:25 |
kanzure | no. I was doing something stupid like "if the repodir parameter is a string, then use that as the path", but repodir is a named parameter set to "" by default | 09:26 |
kanzure | so I meant to say if type(repodir) == type("") and not (repodir == "") | 09:26 |
kanzure | um. so this passes: self.assertTrue(response.context[0].dicts[0]["folders_for_index"][0].has_key("name")) | 09:31 |
kanzure | this does not: self.assertTrue(response.context[0].dicts[0]["folders_for_index"][0]["name"] == foldernamevar) | 09:31 |
kanzure | it gives a KeyError | 09:31 |
kanzure | now how could that be? | 09:31 |
kanzure | well that only took forever. test_index() now passes. | 09:40 |
fenn | what was the answer? | 09:43 |
kanzure | wtf | 09:46 |
kanzure | jkdlfjakdlfjadslkdfjkalfda | 09:46 |
kanzure | what was that anime that everyone in japan saw | 09:47 |
kanzure | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirited_Away | 09:49 |
kanzure | terrible | 09:49 |
kanzure | "Spirited Away overtook Titanic in the Japanese box office to become the highest-grossing film in Japanese history." | 09:49 |
fenn | kannon or guan-yin | 09:53 |
fenn | kannon sees all suffering with her 12354198724581984985179819845798129812982319847127893978132897528959891 eyes | 09:53 |
kanzure | doesn't sound like a fun job | 09:54 |
fenn | nemue akira | 09:56 |
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kanzure | does anyone know what "the hive" was? something about amateur drug chemists? | 10:29 |
kanzure | what could she possibly be saying | 10:59 |
kanzure | there's like a ratio of 1000 words to 1 word response | 10:59 |
fenn | see earlier discussion with genehacker, abstract the process, apply it to your current situation | 11:04 |
kanzure | didn't realize I didn't have the driver | 11:04 |
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kanzure | gee, chromatography makes for a good use of grammar rules | 13:16 |
kanzure | apparently there are all sorts of rules you have to follow about which process to use next in a chain for purification etc. | 13:16 |
kanzure | http://heybryan.org/books/papers/protein-purification/notes.txt | 13:17 |
kanzure | 'Logical combinations of chromatographic steps' | 13:17 |
kanzure | fenn will like "suitability of purification techniques for the Three Phase Purification Strategy:" | 13:18 |
ybit | kanzure: emacs has viper mode which makes it easier to switch religions ;) | 13:32 |
* ybit will is having to relearn a few emacs commands as well | 13:34 | |
ybit | http://www.erowid.org/archive/rhodium/chemistry/adrafinil.modafinil.html | 13:36 |
ybit | think that's the second time i posted the link in here | 13:36 |
ybit | how to synthesis adradfinil and modafinil | 13:37 |
ybit | wonder what the drug regulations are in spain | 13:38 |
* ybit is having difficulty obtaining modafinil | 13:39 | |
ybit | i keep getting prescribed adhd meds | 13:39 |
ybit | which is what i've been diagnosed with several times | 13:39 |
ybit | was misdiagnosed as bipolar by this ahole of a doctor who didn't have time to listen to me explain my situation (two close friends had died recently) and i was going through a bit of a crisis | 13:42 |
ybit | anyway, modafinil has been the best med i've taken in terms of productivity, energy levels, and subjectively feeling happy | 13:45 |
ybit | but all docs that i've seen (~4) want you to be narcoleptic which poses a problem | 13:47 |
* ybit needs to either find a doctor who prescribes modafinil for adhd or synthesize it legally myself | 13:47 | |
ybit | ..or synthesize adrafinil myself (i think it's unregulated, been awhile since i looked) | 13:48 |
kanzure | why is it that I haven't seen much documentation on methlabs on the net? | 13:48 |
kanzure | it seems like this would be something that would have lots of content out there | 13:48 |
kanzure | but it's actually hard to find | 13:48 |
ybit | heh | 13:48 |
kanzure | how do these guys in the ghettos end up making their methlabs? | 13:48 |
ybit | well, i know a guy.. | 13:48 |
ybit | they don't have a lab | 13:49 |
ybit | they usually have one person perform this task, another person perform another task, etc. until it's made | 13:49 |
kanzure | maybe they buy a "methlab kit" from mexico or something | 13:49 |
ybit | and they aren't ghetto | 13:49 |
ybit | just regular guys/gals, business owners and middle class workers | 13:50 |
kanzure | well, here in texas there are stories from time to time about a random trailerhouse having exploded because the methlabie inside was being an idiot | 13:50 |
kanzure | *methlabbie | 13:50 |
ybit | hah, yeah | 13:50 |
ybit | that's all over the south :P | 13:50 |
kanzure | but it makes me wonder: who are these people? | 13:50 |
kanzure | is there some secret methlab society of information sharing that I am not aware of? | 13:50 |
kanzure | are n't these people territorial? | 13:50 |
ybit | dunno about the dealers | 13:51 |
kanzure | home meth lab: http://pugetsoundblogs.com/kitsap-crime/files/2009/02/meth-lab-1.jpg | 13:51 |
ybit | i have exp. with marijuana dealers and they don't seem territorial around here | 13:51 |
ybit | maybe it's a different industry because there are so many diff. types of mary | 13:52 |
kanzure | " suspect in mobile meth lab" <- hah | 13:52 |
ybit | i'm probably going to have to do some type of outreach from my lab so that cops don't suspect i'm doing any illegal activities with it | 13:53 |
ybit | i don't plan on doing anything illegal aside from ignoring copyright | 13:54 |
ybit | and scanning books, downloading music, videos, etc. | 13:54 |
kanzure | "The Narcotics Digest Weekly tells of a federal grand jury in Kentucky who indicted two men for concealing ice methamphetamine in a motorized, 3-foot hobby rocket -- connected by wires to the vehicle's cigarette lighter. If stopped by police, the men planned to open the trunk of the vehicle, raise the methamphetamine-filled rocket into launching position using a string and pulley system, and launch the rocket into the air. These two men now host Methbusters on the Discovery channel." | 13:55 |
ybit | lol | 13:56 |
kanzure | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clandestine_chemistry | 14:00 |
kanzure | "The methamphetamine situation changed in the mid-1990s with the entrance of Mexican organized crime into production and distribution. According to the DEA, the seizure of 3.5 metric tons of pseudoephedrine (the primary precursor chemical used in the production of methamphetamine) in Texas revealed that Mexican trafficking groups were producing methamphetamine on an unprecedented scale." | 14:01 |
kanzure | "Biker gangs including the Hells Angels took control over the manufacture of amphetamines using standard laboratory equipment." | 14:02 |
kanzure | what the fuck | 14:02 |
kanzure | the "methamphetamine lab seizures in the US" is startling | 14:03 |
kanzure | well, not really, but interesting | 14:03 |
kanzure | http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/concern/map_lab_seizures.html | 14:03 |
kanzure | wtf we have a "http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/concern/map_lab_seizures.html"? | 14:04 |
kanzure | er, sorry | 14:04 |
kanzure | "National Clandestine Laboratory Database" ? | 14:04 |
kanzure | there's been a decline in seizures | 14:06 |
kanzure | 2005: 12.1k, 2006: 7.3k, 2007: 5.9k, 2008: 6.7k. | 14:06 |
kanzure | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_meth_lab | 14:07 |
kanzure | "Rolling meth labs are often readily moved to a secluded location to be unpacked to synthesize the drug, such as in a public park,[2] or sometimes set up to render the drug while the lab is traveling in a vehicle." | 14:07 |
kanzure | "Rolling meth labs can be concealed on or in vehicles as large as 18 wheelers, or transported on something as small as a motorcycle. " | 14:08 |
kanzure | these guys outclass me | 14:08 |
kanzure | missouri is high: http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/seizures/missouri_pg1.html | 14:13 |
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kanzure | well this is odd | 14:16 |
kanzure | according to http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/concern/map_lab_seizures.html | 14:16 |
kanzure | there were 6,783 lab seizures in 2008 | 14:17 |
kanzure | but according to the national clanedestine lab registry, there were only 2300 seizures in 2008 | 14:17 |
kanzure | *clandestine | 14:17 |
ybit | re: i know a guy. he doesn't do it anymore for future ref | 14:18 |
ybit | 09:22 < ybit> molecular biology and genomics | 14:19 |
ybit | wtf, how did that come in here | 14:19 |
kanzure | it snuck in through the back door | 14:21 |
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kanzure | http://www.thevespiary.org/talk/ | 15:31 |
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kanzure | does anyone know what "synthetikal" was? or "the hive"? | 15:45 |
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kanzure | what the *fuck* | 15:50 |
kanzure | http://www.thevespiary.org/talk/index.php/topic,8.0.html | 15:50 |
kanzure | so I'm randomly appearing in "lists of useful links" on private forums | 15:50 |
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kanzure | "she has this 125 ml sep funnel of freebase floating on top of distilled water... she holds the vibrator in one hand with its pad facing upward... holding the sep funnel by its neck, she gently lowers its tip down onto the vibrating pad, never letting go with her other hand but holding it loosely... she watches the interface between the two layers and modulates the frequency of vibration by altering the pressure on the neck... she soon detects the characteristic shape of a spherical standing wave in the liquid... reflected on the interface, she sees the standing waves as clearly as in any textbook... by her altering the pressure on the sep funnel's neck, she "tunes" it like a guitar --- its the same thing as altering the tension on the strings..." | 16:09 |
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ybit | http://pastebin.com/f2e82b961 :: a note on a clean workspace while carrying out genetic eng. | 16:20 |
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kanzure | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Simple_distillation_apparatus.svg | 17:56 |
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kanzure | hm, a good list here: "various types of separation processes" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_process | 18:07 |
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kanzure | "be a doer not a metooer" | 18:35 |
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kanzure | http://www.boston.com/news/globe/health_science/articles/2004/01/20/viruses_that_kill_cancer/ | 18:49 |
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genehacker | oncolytic virus stuff? | 19:02 |
kanzure | rabies | 19:07 |
genehacker | DON'T EVEN THINK OF MODIFYING RABIES | 19:15 |
genehacker | remember that scare report from the security community about rabies? | 19:15 |
genehacker | er modified rabies? | 19:15 |
kanzure | http://earlvagary.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/deathstar.jpg | 19:28 |
kanzure | hey look everyone I just designed an open source death star | 19:28 |
kanzure | give me monies | 19:28 |
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kanzure | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dynamic_process_simulators | 21:32 |
kanzure | huh | 21:32 |
genehacker | I for one would recommend something like isenhorn fortress | 21:38 |
kanzure | all protocols are just the application of different instruments with different parameters in succession | 21:38 |
genehacker | which has a liquid metal armor exterior and gun turrets that can be repositioned or put under the liquid metal armor | 21:39 |
genehacker | how does your opensource death star work? | 21:40 |
kanzure | hahah | 21:40 |
kanzure | um | 21:40 |
kanzure | it has an unlimited supply of bullshit powering it | 21:40 |
genehacker | you design a couple of cell like modules and repeat all over | 21:40 |
genehacker | ok so powered by nuclear fusion | 21:41 |
genehacker | and uses a nuclear pumped superlaser | 21:42 |
kanzure | column chromatography has two basic simple interfaces | 21:46 |
kanzure | I could be defining it right now if fenn would only work out the class structure with me | 21:46 |
kanzure | heh' | 21:46 |
kanzure | it's fun blaming other people for my own lack of progress | 22:11 |
genehacker | it also slow things down... | 22:22 |
kanzure | need to re-read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distillation | 22:53 |
kanzure | vigreux condenser | 23:02 |
kanzure | raschig rings | 23:02 |
kanzure | raoult's law | 23:03 |
kanzure | liebig condenser | 23:03 |
kanzure | " the vapor pressure of an ideal solution is dependent on the vapor pressure of each chemical component and the mole fraction of the component present in the solution." hm. | 23:05 |
kanzure | ybit: thanks | 23:07 |
ybit | kanzure: for? | 23:23 |
fenn | weird, i just had a dream about undergoing phage therapy for a systemic bacterial infection | 23:42 |
ybit | argh, i think gmail misformatted my email to diytranshumanism :\ | 23:58 |
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