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mircea_popescu: supplemental (yet unrelated) drama : romanian wanna-be author who closed his blog last year cause i laughed at his pretense came back
 to declare
 that i'm obviously nuts for
 thinking he closed his blog because of me.
 mircea_popescu: this is why a gf helps, you
 tell each you're gonna spend
 the day with
 the other.
 rdponticelli: It's like a wife, bc I'm almost all day with
 this play money...
 mircea_popescu: "Secure your website first
 then bark in front of us u fucking k1d u really cant compare us  so grew up and secure all bitcoins site
 then bark here"
 smickles: mircea_popescu: yeah, i
 think D&T may have a good chunk of usd held hostage now
 mircea_popescu: That is unacceptable.  Regardless of
 the future of
 the exchange you have an obligation
 to disburse funds
 to
 the ACH account on record. 
 mircea_popescu: New withdrawals are currently on hold while I work
 through
 the future of
 the exchange.
 BTC-Mining: They don't even
 TRY! Everything on hot goddam wallet.
 rdponticelli: That's how we end up on
 the financial system we know
 today
 BTC-Mining: All
 the small exchanges/wallet don't have
 the means
 to do it.
 BTC-Mining: Which
 tends
 to cost a lot
 to implement.
 BTC-Mining: And having secure servers for financial
 transactions is a VERY COMPLEX FIELD.
 There is absolutly ZERO room for error and must be set up correctly.
 mircea_popescu: that's not how you go about what he claims he's
 trying
 to accomplish
 BTC-Mining: The
 thing is, any server used for financial
 transactions is a prime
 target for attacks
 mircea_popescu: BitFloor is currently
 the #4 USD exchange and #1 in
 the US.
 BTC-Mining: smickles: MtGox seems
 to be fine.
 They got hacked at some point but managed
 through it and improved security.
 smickles: so having a hot wallet seems
 to be a garaunteed loss
 BTC-Mining: Thing is, you can keep operating with a hot wallet for instant withdrawal if you
 take care about security and keep it small enough
 that you can cover a potential hack.
 mircea_popescu: maybe my spartan ideas are more adequate
 to some applications
 than others.
 BTC-Mining: Hey, when you find something and want
 to pay for it, but have an online wallet, you still want
 to pay immediately
 mircea_popescu: you can expect it
 till you're blue in
 the face. what i expect from an exchange is
 TO NOT BE OWNED
 BTC-Mining: Not wait 12 hour for
 the admin
 to login and process manually
 BTC-Mining: Just
 that it should have a very small amount
 BTC-Mining: Oh,
 that's right... I'm ranting about
 the lack of cold wallet
 tho.
 mircea_popescu: BTC-Mining why are you such a hater ?
 they don't make servers like
 they used
 to
 BTC-Mining: And
 there's never a godamn cold wallet ever
 BTC-Mining: Ok,
 this is getting ridiculous, nearly every goddamn exchange,
 trading platform, online wallet have
 to close because "someone got access
 to servers"
 mircea_popescu: rdponticelli
 that's why it's called drama.
 tragedy + comedy.
 rdponticelli: You don't have
 to wait
 to
 the other side of
 the story
 rdponticelli: The nice
 thing about btc is
 that comedy and
 tragedy happens simultaneously
 mircea_popescu: you know someone's registering all
 these domains right ?
 rdponticelli: It's reaching
 the point where it's
 tragedy more
 than drama
 smickles: nefario: yeah, and
 there wasn't really a cold wallet
 smickles: dammit, i'm sure i had a few coins in
 there
 nefario: from what I read it's almost all
 the hot wallet
 BTC-Mining: I've seen before people
 think aloud... but not
 think visibly...
 mircea_popescu: if
 they call
 these keys
 the UNACTUAL keys
 then
 they are "unactual"
 mircea_popescu: the problem with
 the current generation of youths is
 they honestly believe
 the designations
 they give
 to
 things in
 their heads are binding
 to
 the world at large.
 rdponticelli: quote bitfloor:
 the attacker gained accesses
 to an unencrypted backup of
 the wallet keys (the actual keys live in an encrypted area) << Nobody
 take security seariously here...
 kakobrekla: mircea_popescu,
 theres a shitton of bit* domains and buisnesses
 mircea_popescu: it's entirely contrary
 to
 their own interest. you make a logo with bit in it, people see and remember "bit"
 mircea_popescu: so
 the advantage of running a stock exchange : my address now gets all sorts of "insider info" about various bs penny stocks.
 smickles: smickles|m was only in
 this chan
 Namworld: Relaying your name
 to
 the infinite goatse spam bots
 Namworld: Bot spy must not be in
 this channel
 smickles: got goatse'd 4 more
 times in 3 seconds
 Namworld: Although, yes. I should definitly work on
 that design.
 Namworld: Except it's unrelated
 to bitcoins?