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mircea_popescu: mod6 in principle having
a programmable bot with preset and also configurable strategies could be
a nice add-on
mod6: i'll be stoked to use it from the car, or wherever. have you ever seen an MPEx trade fly by on twitter and wish you were home to but in
a bid? lol
mod6: and then we have
a first release. much more to go from there, but it'll allow
a user to trade, send commands and see the VWAP and Depth
mod6: just
a screen that displays the results from that
mod6: I honestly hope to turn BitOTTer into
a fulltime thing if all goes well.
mod6: at least that was what was planned
a while ago. I want to kinda get
a alpha/beta program going
mod6: Well, I had been wrestling with this for
a while, but what I thought would be
a good idea was if people use me for the referal program at MPEx, they can get BitOTTer to download and also save some on the MPEx registration as I'll kick them back 2.5 BTC
mod6: its been
a lot of fun coding it.
mod6: what i have code for now, and was trying to make work successfully was getting these three keys into
a KeyStore for use as needed
mod6: and your MPEx private key should be vastly important to you -- so trying to give the user
a layer of extra protection
mod6: oh for sure. it'll be risky to probably keep any large amts on
a mobile device
mod6: currently to trade @ mpex you must be able to clearsign,and enrypt
a message - decryption is helpful too!! - this requires the 3 keys I was talking about
mircea_popescu: jurov i think maybe what he means is, have
a sluttysally and
a properpolly code.
mod6: i don't want to replace the gpg passphrase... im saying that the user can set
a seperate passphrase to encrypt the unencrypted privatekey file on the filestore
mod6: use that... maybe in
a future release i can get the keystore thing working better, or change it so the user might be able to select from
a variety of different algos to use
mod6: what I was thinking about using is currently
a class that implements 256bit AES
mod6: hmmm... well, this wont be
a 6 digit pin like that
mod6: ok. to be
a bit more spacific, and the documentation will reflect this... i'll encrypt the private key on the local file store.
mod6: this will take some time, but I want to get this into the hands of
a few people who'd like to test it before the end of the year.
mod6: i've already got
a java one written actually. heck, its even open source.
mod6: i have
a screen now where the user goes in and sets the private key for the KeyStore, etc. but now I think I'm just gonna make that be the symmetric key for like AES or something
mod6: jurov: hmm! i didn't know that. they really should be just to save
a guy if his device gets stolen or hacked.
mod6: so... im kinda thinking, this is way to much effort for just
a first release, can I not just use
a symmetric key algo to enc the privkey on the local filestore?
mod6: anyway... its all technical stuff basically but... im having
a hard time getting the private key back out for use
mod6: basically takes
a PublicKey and PrivateKey and stores them in
a KeyPair object, when then can be used to create an X509 cert that can be then inserted and extracted from the KeyStore itself.
mod6: or at least, its been
a bit harder than I expected. i've done
a bunch and it now creates
a keystore (or loads an existing one)
mod6: well, i've been workin on it quite
a bit.
mod6: err, nm... anyway. I also made
a #BitOTTer channel for technical discussion
smickles: mircea_popescu: sudo is
a command to run
a command as root, if you have the permission to use it
EskimoBob: Luceo: man who glbse'd you and others for
a month or more
gigavps: PsychoticBoy is
a little upset
EskimoBob: fkn usagi is following me around the forum like
a sick pervert.
Temp_Kluge: Hopefully it's not just
a list of people who filed
a GLBSE claim and ticked the "send to Issuer" box.
Temp_Kluge: Assuming it was already said here, too -- Nef apparently released at least partial asset info to giga, so maybe there's
a shot.
dub: mircea_popescu: you should collect
a bounty to make
a film of yourself delivering flowers to nefario
smickles: dub: heh, that giftube link is
a 'reliable source'
Azelphur: if you have
a decent card, it may well run at
a decent fps using open
Namjies: I meant they can probably make
a 100% identic replica with an error of less than 1 atom.
jurov: or become addicted to
a maple syrup, did you read that?
jurov: Yes. Earth is quite
a nice looking place, too
Namjies: If they're still going after such senseless things, I'll call out how
a miserable failure their society is before harvesting me.
Namjies: Well... it wouldn't make
a lot of sense for such advanced species to do such things.
Namjies: Well sometimes keeping it stupid simple makes
a lot of sense.
mod6: i read all these classic type books over the last four to five years -- i was talking with mircea about it
a while ago
smickles: i'm sure ther's
a joke in there
mod6: lol. UofA is
a pretty good school actually.. the real party school is ASU
mircea_popescu: prolly get
a kickback from the trademark office, you pay 1-2k to them, i change the name.
mircea_popescu: honestly i think the nyse is
a lot less real rthan mpex atm. all that bs free money, all those algo trades...
thestringpuller: you should put up collateral, if your business is based on
a website the bot controllig the exchange should have access to that site
midnightmagic: mircea_popescu: I literally have no idea at all how you've set up MPOE. As far as I've seen, it's just
a sandbox on your webserver that's fun to play with.
midnightmagic: I suspect since he has technical control of the market, even if the company were
a company with proper voting shares, mircea could just physicall halt the sale.
thestringpuller: I secretly want to find
a millionaire and buy all the MPOE stock and vote mircea out
thestringpuller: the stock zuckerberg owns, has like 2-3x the votes as
a normal stock bought on the market
Azelphur: so that may be
a bug and revoked
Azelphur: it's only been that you could install tf2 for
a few minutes now
smickles: i can install steam on my compy, and it shows it working, but
a message pops up and says i'm not part of the beta
smickles: they do give
a shit about the internet sometimes then
smickles: < mircea_popescu> but i fail to see the argument. the italians are way in the top of retarded << remember the google employees going to jail b/c some kid posted
a vid on youtube of
a mentally ill kid being bullied?
pigeons: i bet it has more to do with christoph glitch will register you
a domain and keep your identity private, so long as you use an .it and yeah that doesnt explain why not wiki.bitcoin.org but maybe some people didnt get along
Luceo: They're also way in the top of not giving
a shit about the Internet :P
Luceo:
A lot of people were paranoid last year
mircea_popescu: afaik the acct hacking isn't
a big deal. does anyone know ?
Luceo: Well, I think the wiki is better off accomodating the majority of its users than
a few fringes who have
a personal issue with CAs :/
Luceo: Disclosure: I'm
a Comodo reseller :P
Luceo: It's irrelevant which issuer you use as long as they're
a valid root CA
Namjies: Browsers should not pop such
a warning for self-issued certificates. Really sends the wrong message to users.
Luceo: OK, get
a geotrust one then...
pigeons: i dont understand spending anything on
a fucking comodo cert
pigeons: mircea_popescu: it is
a valid stance. why cant they offer ssl? why cant people use it?
Luceo: Just dont understand not spending $10 on
a cert
Luceo: And they can get
a Comodo cert
mircea_popescu: pigeons come on, privacy. what's private ? it's
a wiki.
mircea_popescu: Namjies i agree, in plenty of browsers it works fine. but why cut out
a fraction ?
Luceo: But if its going to use it, why not get
a StartSSL cert or PositiveSSL for $10?
mircea_popescu: listen to me. today some lawyer guy i work with sometimes asked me
a bunch of q's about bitcoin
jurov: Every asset issuer receives
a daily email showing who is holding their assets. This allows them to move their virtual operation off the site to anywhere else they might choose.
mircea_popescu: i was thinking, what
a genius move. buy aapl in btc, six months later aapl is -40% in usd, the usd is -50% in btc... you've made
a great investment
thestringpuller: un blod de mircea_popescu is being used as
a reference for my research paper
mircea_popescu: if you expect the price to NOT go up significantly you sell
a call.
mircea_popescu: if you expect the price to NOT drop significantly you sell
a put