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mircea_popescu: all they need now is the rabbit out of
a hat and they'll survive.
jcpham: that is
a solid prediction
jcpham: if coinlab doesn't pull
a rabbit out of their hat, i predict they are over
pigeons: and in
a horrible country for financial transactions!
ThickAsThieves: because if they did, everyone would know that gox basically raped CoinLab investors for
a chance to make bitcoin available to dummies
nOgAnOo: Wow it seems you posted
a link
a few seconds after mine quoting my link!
mircea_popescu: lol as
a result of the discussions here, mtgox came out with
a forum post in support of coinbase.
mircea_popescu: what do you know, retardopedia has
a 5000 word entry on the topic.
mircea_popescu: but srsly, i envisage this being used as
a replacement for satoshi dice random number generator
jurov: ars managed to put
a foot into their mouth as well
jurov: maybe after
a while i get so confused so i'll mention coinbr along with them it and havoc ensues :D
topace_: becuase one stray \n would cause
a different digest for the same receipt
topace_: if i was going to do
a digest of the whole message, i'd have to do it based on
a post-processed data (removing the comments and the blank lines, etc)
topace_: then i should still take
a hash of the signature, and use the hash as my unique identifier?
topace_: on the push receipt im using as
a sample at least
topace_: okay, so im just doing /\n([
A-Z0-9]+)/ ?
mircea_popescu: within the signature block,
a =j61e type string is the end (cause it's the checksum)
topace_: yea it definitely needs
a blank line after the BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE line
mircea_popescu: the gpg parser mostly ignores spaces/newlines/etc EXCEPT it wants
a newline after the begin sig tag
mircea_popescu: the structure of
a gpg signed message is, there's
a header (begin blabla, comment whatever), then
a message, then
a signature ehader, then the signature
mircea_popescu: the last line is always
a =xyzk 4 characters checksum of the foregoing
topace_: if i add
a 1 to teh end of it, it still validates
topace_: i cant just hash the receipt to get
a unique id because then doing something as simple as changing the comment in th e sig would change the hash and stilll validate
Bowjob: i just cash in enough BTC to hit the limit of
a poor person
Chaang-Noi: what is better on linux
a i3 2130 or an amd 955?
Bugpowdr: unless they really are treating BTC as
a foreign currency that is to be market to market at year end
Bugpowdr: who knows, maybe they will do
a good job
Bowjob: .. i wont ever touch coinlab with
a ten foot pole
Bowjob: could it be the buy was
a panic buy
kakobrekla: and if everybody does that, few years from now not
a single node will be runing
Chaang-Noi: i never sold, have
a sell over for 10% at $200
Bowjob: i have
a confession.. i actually dont know how to mine bitcoins
gribble: Error: "goatlag" is not
a valid command.
gribble: Error: "lag" is not
a valid command.
Chaang-Noi: i placed
a sell order for 10% of my btc at $200
Chaang-Noi: mtgoxlive.com fails for me, is there
a better site like it?
Chaang-Noi: i wonder if we will see
a bubble to $200 or something
Namworld: Go dream for
a while, come back when they're 500 USD/BTC or something
Bowjob: I wonder if that dude who shoved
a sharpie up his ass is happy
thestringpuller: and trillion dollars will by
a stick of gum in that future :P
dub: guys just
a head up, I am satoshi and its time to dump my 500k
ThickAsThieves: really the market has been being controlled for
a week or two now it looked like
mircea_popescu: "obama. started term, btc was 1/10000 of
a pizza. ended term, 10`000 pizzas bought one btc"
Bowjob: Id prefer to stay in this range for
a bit actually
mircea_popescu: getting people to sell bitcoins from now on will be
a feat.
Bowjob: "lol look at us.. getting excited over
a dollar
Bowjob: In
a couple years we will look back on this event..
Bowjob: I was about to take
a bite then it got pulled away
gribble:
A market order to sell 1000000.0000 USD worth of bitcoins right now would sell 34890.485 bitcoins and would take the last price down to 26.7800 USD, resulting in an average price of 28.6611 USD/BTC.
gribble: Error: "market" is not
a valid command.
Bowjob: they have
a storage solution page
gribble:
A market order to buy 1000000.0000 USD worth of bitcoins right now would buy 30956.035 bitcoins and would take the last price up to 34.3000 USD, resulting in an average price of 32.3039 USD/BTC.
ThickAsThieves: is there
a gribble for how many bitcoins will $1mil get me?
Bowjob: id would be
a hassle for me lol
Bowjob: assuming butcoins fetch for quite
a bit
Bowjob: it worries me if either US or canadian gov't ask for
a list of who bought bitcoins when they were cheap
mod6: BitHub I smell
a wallstreet fail. << best comment
mircea_popescu: im totally going to publish
a selection of these quotes.
BitHub: i smell
a wallstreet fail
Bugpowder: there are not
a lot of easy options
Bugpowder: I guess I overestimated the power of
a reddit comment.
Bugpowder: I have
a tangible cryptography account already, so I can still purchase from him
ThickAsThieves: so for example the gov could say, hey coinlab give us
a list of all accounts connected to gox, we wanna run some audits
jurov: anyone has
a clue why?
jurov: quite
a mess... so decided bet may be in good order