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dub: who for
a time ran
a Paypal hm, best quote?
mircea_popescu: CoinPal allowed one to purchase Bitcoins with PayPal funds. PayPal payments can be reversed easily but Bitcoin payments are permanent. This asymmetry made CoinPal
a constant target for PayPal fraud. After I experienced my first wave of fraud, from which I learned many lessons, CoinPal lost less than 0.9% of revenue to fraud losses.
mircea_popescu: jesus god, we managed to get in
a word edgewise past assbot.
dub: whats
a yabmc worth now though? 0.01?
PsychoticBoy: Taking your money without asking questions and now he is giving shareholders
a hard time wtf
mircea_popescu: giga already ate
a bucket of dry sand over the "cleanliness" of nefario's closing, what, is he going to repay his lawyer & make all the forum howlers happy ?
dub: what
a cunt of
a day, smashed unfunny bone, parking ticket, wrangling most retarded firewalls in universe
mircea_popescu: guy is wearing an authentic traditional sweated and
a baseball cap, it's quite the piece.
mircea_popescu: i happen to think it's
a wonderful depiction of "we'll get shit done".
jurov: no it isn't
a joke, they have
a photo when that happened
mircea_popescu: Up to two million people are to have their credit files secretly checked under
a crackdown on tax evasion to be unveiled by George Osborne to help raise another £10 billion.
dub: it was 20 years ago and he got
a couple years jail
dub: wow noagendamarket actually stabbed
a bunch of people, killing one of them
dub: integrating
a troll wot into forums or an greasemonkey script would save us
a shitload of time filtering these fucktards our selves
dub: we need
a web of trolls
kakobrekla: 22:58.56 ( mircea_popescu ) grace period is 48 hours, you still got
a little time.
mircea_popescu: grace period is 48 hours, you still got
a little time.
jurov: okay. just that i was talking with someone who did
a thesis on that
Diablo-D3: and its not like they use
a lot of power
jurov: i'm
a bit confused bitcoind has opencl support... or the fusion has such
a good x86 computation power?
kakobrekla: man, an engineer would do
a better pr job than josh does
Diablo-D3: unless you have bitcoind on
a rpi or something stupid like that, its not an issue
Diablo-D3: where disk io is no longer
a problem because bdb is fucktarded
Diablo-D3: you could process and verify the entire day's chain in
a few minutes if you parallelized it as much as possible on
a 7970
Diablo-D3:
a 7970 would be overkill for the math part.
Diablo-D3: thats what we do in
a year in an hour.
Diablo-D3: or really, lets say I wrote it with seaking because notch is
a fucktard when it comes to coding
Diablo-D3: arguably, even if it was written by me, it may still be
a fucking pig
Diablo-D3: and only
a tiny subset of them penis shaped.
smickles: mircea_popescu: ok, so for next time: I need to remember to put in
a bid and lay down the btc before the end of month turnover
mircea_popescu: you can deposit
a bond and go climb the hymalaya, knowing that if mpoe starts to underperform you get your bond sent back little by little.
smickles: heh, so they are eating into their own principal
a bit. that's
a little humorous
mircea_popescu: of course not that many miner bonds that pay 2k btc
a month either, so... yeah.
mircea_popescu: it worked sort of like
a miner bond, this month, except they didn't lose 10% on capital and made 3% in dividends
smickles: but they only lost some principal, and received
a 9.9% interest payment, right?
Lyspooner: most derivative exchanges charge
a fee for exercise or non-exercise
gribble: (gpg info [--key|--address] <nick>) -- Returns the registration details of registered user <nick>. If '--key' option is given, interpret <nick> as
a GPG key ID.
smickles: i may as well give it
a shot :)
burnside: I'm sure I'll be one of the last to get the list, I was
a pretty small fish
burnside: and I only had
a small fraction of the exposure giga does. :(
burnside: still, I think it'd be
a good add for my bitcoin portoflio
Namjies: That proxy could very well make
a few easy BTC by claiming them.
Namjies: How can you claim such absurdities? The one holding the gigamining shares for you may very well have given his BTC address to GLBSE and then simply get an affidavit notified to that effect. If he doesn't consult
a lawyer and just get it notified, it will only cost him
a few dollars.
mircea_popescu: Namjies it's really an artefact rather than
a legitimate concern. how do we know yahoo mail isn't claiming them for themselves for that matter.
mircea_popescu: well... "insured", they have
a clear revenue/loss model
smickles: the 'oc' form
a little bomb now
smickles: burnside: also, note that it doesn't fit
a 'letter for letter' definiton of an IRL bond
smickles: 22:36 < burnside> things are pretty quiet then on the satoshidice <<< are you kidding, have
a look at blockchain's front page, most are SD txns scrolling by
Ukto: making
a sweet api doc display..
smickles: i mean, he's been paying the dividend (
a day late sometimes), but consistantly
smickles: jcpham: well, I can't get
a word from him or grubles about the financial reports, or what rg meant about merging bitvps with his boss
smickles: anyone who wants to short s.bvps b/c rg is awol and they haven't put out
a P&L statement in months, I have
a little over 2k shares available to lend
jurov: didn't anyone notice
a problem with s.mpoe?
Ukto: I set things for the API to be on
a subdomain (so I can move it to its own server if things get hefty)
Ukto: alright.. so I did
a sweet setup
Namjies: what? Love shack from
a church? That 3rd link looks suspicious.
Namjies: Nah, not sure pooling claims is
a good idea.
Namjies: It would be practical if Mircea signed us
a message about the amount held after trading is alted, before erasing data.
Namjies: So basically, make
a signed request
rdponticelli: But I would like to know if it would be
a problem later to reactivate my account... << mircea_popescu?
Ukto: anyone worked with mod_rewrites? fighting to get
a RewriteCond to work
Namjies: I think so. Or sign
a message with private key?
jurov: <jgarzik> [12:05:29] But in particular, it is the height of stupidity to encourage bitcoin use in (
a) countries under sanction by the US and Europe
Namjies: Also, matching
a graph with another graph is pretty pointless.
Ukto: sounds like it would be
a pain :P
Ukto: I never wrote
a native android app. I only used corona since it was Lua and fast to do what i needed
kuzetsa:
a few under the hood differences like that which make very little difference in how you code your apps
kuzetsa: the android apk files are basically just dalvik. and all that is is
a compiled format which is an api-compatible-ish container similar to
a java jar file
Ukto: back to debating how to do
a nice secure api
kuzetsa: it affects me more as
a developer than it might as
a security "conscious" (paranoid)
Ukto: it described how they do some shit, and send
a push type call to the phone directly to download the app
mircea_popescu: so with
a bittle lit of luck i'ma sell the planescape project on using bitcoin in their game.
Ukto: was like
a year ago tho
Ukto: when you hit install, googles servers send you
a msg
pigeons: "black market" unless
a lawyer you meet on the train tells you its illegal
Ukto: thats
a -, I assure you