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kakobrekla: <cazalla> punkman, i
thought so. i ask because
this is
the response i got when asking someone i'm looking at doing a story on "We believe
there are a number of safe ways
the keys can be generated by offline PCs, but do not disclose exact method(s) chosen for obvious reasons." < if its a bad implementation, you in fact increase attack surface even further
ben_vulpes: well you fill in
that ellipses yourself.
ben_vulpes: but as i said, clobbering
the back-button when reading hyperlinked documents is...
ben_vulpes: PeterL: yeah sure, custom stylesheet for contravex.com clobbering
target="_blank"
PeterL: If it is something like "pick a certain digit of pi
to start at"
then it would be a security breach
to expose what you are doing
jurov: sugh,
this is worse
than obola.. i was not aware what various email clients do
to
text/plain
PeterL: cazella: maybe
they are not making good entropy and are embarrased
to admit it?
cazalla: punkman, i
thought so. i ask because
this is
the response i got when asking someone i'm looking at doing a story on "We believe
there are a number of safe ways
the keys can be generated by offline PCs, but do not disclose exact method(s) chosen for obvious reasons."
PeterL: is
there a way
to change
that behavior in your local browser?
cazalla: question if anyone can help - is
there a genuine security reason for someone
to refuse
to disclose how
they generate entropy for
the private keys contained in
their physical bitcoin coin products?
ben_vulpes: vile fucking practice, destroying
the browse history.
ben_vulpes: pete_dushenski: dude you gotta stop your blog from opening up links in new
tabs
BingoBoingo: Adlai: I'm working on a write up atm on
those
PeterL: mircea_popescu: rss
thing ... I am working on it, it is almost ready, I
think, just need
to work out a few bugs and clean up my code some
cazalla: ben_vulpes: didja comment on
their blorg? <<< i'll give em
time
to respond via email first
pete_dushenski: this represents a 200% greater loss
than last year while revenue doubled.
pete_dushenski: heh
twitter lost another $175mn
this quarter. such business
those guys
pete_dushenski: i understood los_pantalones as saying
that people who "ended up on .derp" were
traders, not
the actual fucking derps!
kakobrekla: sending people
to ba is not relevant
to btc liquidity
kakobrekla: i
think
theres a misunderstanding going on here.
pete_dushenski: kakobrekla i musta missed how people go from mpex
to using los_pantalones for btc liquidity?
pete_dushenski: ;;later
tell DanielKrawisz Looking forward
to seeing you rationalize
this gem of a comment in
the public forum: "No, more nodes arent more secure. A full node is valuable
to
the one running it, not anyone else"
los_pantalones: pete_dushenski it's not like i'm suggesting hundreds of people come in here, just
the guys who end up on .derp
los_pantalones: i
try
to push everyone into here, most haven't
taken me up on it
mike_c: how's
the bear market
treating you?
los_pantalones: and luckily i get
to
take calls from VC looking at companies
los_pantalones: anyway, we make investments here and
there but mostly
trade
los_pantalones: yeah, odd arrangement but you can
trade on bitstamp via coinsetter
los_pantalones: company i work for, i would
tell you if i were in on my company pgp but i'm using my personal here
kakobrekla: im
totaly fine if
they
take
the machine down for
the needed period
kakobrekla: they are basically saying "hello idiot, put shoe on head, banana in anus
to fix ddos"
kakobrekla: well, its not hard
to beat "hi you have incoming ddos, I understand
this can be frustrating as
this
type of attack is usually a sign
that your droplet has been compromised"
punkman: I wouldn't expect vultr
to be better but who knows
kakobrekla: maybe
time
to
test retardation levels at vultr
jurov: sooo... got
two mailman installations with gpg patch, one rejects everything as "bad signature"
the other accepts even usigned stuff despite configured not
to
mats_cd03: everybody in
the region except
the US knows
they'll have
to negotiate with
the
taliban five years from now
mats_cd03: even afghan peasants are smarter
than USG, apparently
assbot: Logged on 26-10-2014 04:06:13; ben_vulpes: cazalla: did you hear back from Conformal about
the machines
they used
to come
to
their 32MB steady-state conclusion?
ben_vulpes: cazalla: what did you actually ask
them? i eventually realized
that
the 32mb line is
the nominal largest size of a p2p message.
mike_c: it's in
the lawgs. hetzner.
cazalla: ben_vulpes, conformal are yet
to get back
to me
kakobrekla: make
the lines very long so he will never be able
to catch up
ben_vulpes: quickly generate more logs for
thickasthieves
Azelphur: by
this conversation, I mean
the pastebin :P
Azelphur: basically, everybody in
this conversation is a
tool
Azelphur: haha,
that dude is a bit of a
tool
BingoBoingo: <ninjashogun> please pastebin into channel
too
BingoBoingo: <ninjashogun>
this is a scammer - you can read my convo with him here:
mircea_popescu: til wget has no fucking way
to specify maximum ram usage
mike_c: los_pantalones: (if not prying) what firm are you with
that you were doing diligence on
them?
mircea_popescu: los_pantalones you gotta understand,
this is not economic activity,
this is political activity.
mircea_popescu: ;;later
tell peterl what's
the status on
the rss
thing ?
los_pantalones: mircea_popescu i can't believe how much $
the ledgerX guys raised
☟︎ ben_vulpes: wasn't PeterL going
to set up a new blogs.ba
mircea_popescu: i don't recall, was
that supposed
to work or not work ?
diametric: couldn't find anything easily in
the log, whats up with bitbet? ddos?
BingoBoingo: <gribble> Rating change | Old rating -10 | New rating: jason > -10 > ninjashogun | Begs for ratings, expects
to gain -OTC ratings
through 'relationships' rather
than
trades but not will even reveal his name, goes crazy with name-calling and baseless scam allegations. Judge for yourself:
http://pastebin.com/kLUHRrda Naphex: as people get closer
to
their realization points
Naphex: it will probably
take lots
mircea_popescu: i imagine
the idea is
that perhaps bitcoin futures may be made
to work like gold futures. which won't work, but hey, if google got
too much dough we can always
take some.
mircea_popescu: doubt
there's
that much interest for usd futures, but hey.
bounce: ``Supporters of
the company [...], believe
that a U.S.-regulated, U.S.-based futures exchange for bitcoin would settle down some of
the volatility of bitcoin prices'' -- because US awesomeness and USG rules fix everything
Naphex: "LedgerX Hopes
to Establish First U.S.-Regulated Futures Exchange for Bitcoin"
Naphex: they're apperantly htting
the presses with it