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mircea_popescu: now contrast this with the very invasive modern style,
as epitomised by the us system : you're allowed out of prison
as long
as you promise to not x y z
ThickAsThieves: i wonder if i'm the guy who had the same trilema credits hash or whatever
as someone else
mircea_popescu: it's almost
as if they regret 1984 isn't a thing. either
as depicted in fiction or
as enacted by the soviets, they want the dull gray concrete damn it
mircea_popescu: <pankkake> I wonder if community manager is ever a real job. I've only seen interns do it << it's generally what you hire slaves under training collars to do
as their first thing.
mircea_popescu: troll in english taken
as is by romanian (because romanian considers all languages merely badly spoken, more retarded cases of using romanian) and then flexion applied
Naphex:
as well multi-currency is in testing, its gonna go live sometime next week.
Vallance: The only real problem
as far
as moving money has went has been with Chase Bank, they're horrible.
Naphex: everyone just attacks the person who moves the money, so might
as well just do your own AML/KYC
Vallance: It's honestly one of the things that I'm most torn about. In all reality I want to know
as least
as possible.
Vallance: In the works of trying to negotiate a deal with Western Union that would allow people to send us payments through their service
as a "Bill Payment" so they would only have to pay $5
Vallance:
As far
as geographical area, I don't see any real competition in any of those areas, including Kentucky.
bloctoc: Vallance are you providing KYC/AML
as part of your network? I'm asking because I have a Lamassu
Vallance: The truth is we started out just
as anyone would with Bitcoin trading I suppose
Vallance: Myself and a couple others run a small Bitcoin exchange known
as BitSpot. It's not an exchange
as in the sense of BitStamp or BTC-E, it's more in the sense of CoinMama or the former BitInstant
gribble: Nick 'Vallance', with hostmask 'Vallance!~Admin@209.222.5.229', is identified
as user 'Vallance', with GPG key id 6F25D26878495E5B, key fingerprint 13E5460851BAFFA53AC574336F25D26878495E5B, and bitcoin address None
davout: "in australia we call what you know
as salmon ocean trout" <<< i saw already opened oysters being sold there Oo
Vexual: in australia we call what you know
as salmon ocean trout
moiety: they left the scales on haddock once in a restaurant i
as at. i don't know if it was a mistake or that happens anywhere in the world but just.. no.
cazalla: supposedly, i've never had or made it before, i've been keeping livers frozen
as it didn't seem worthwhile to make a small amount and i butcher them
as needed so it's not like i have a lot of livers at once
benkay: i guess yours then
as well
bloctoc: you had me until "FB Stock is volatile". Meanwhile I understand the concept of hedging, I just didn't realize when I asked the question that there was such a thing
as F.DERP
davout: mthreat: so you know
as much
as i do ;) i'll put you in touch with the guy that did it if you want to implement sthg on your side
davout: mircea_popescu: "sort-of poisons you
as it were." <<< does not parse
mircea_popescu: davout not really much diff. sort-of poisons you
as it were.
mike_c: this was explored exhaustively with satoshi dice. some serious gymnastics pulled it off with trivial amounts, and SD then reacted and closed that loophole
as well.
mircea_popescu: 1 confirm (
as opposed to 0 confirms) helps if they try to isolate you in the convey txn graph
mircea_popescu: 6 confirms (
as opposed to 1 confirm) only matters if they are actively mining and attacking the chain
moiety: davout, it was exactly the same
as facebook but orange and had bitcoin symbols everywhere. i think it failed so badly, theytried to sell it and couldn't even pan it off
mircea_popescu: justusranvier i dunno.
as a compulsive reader of supreme court caselaw up until about the 70s i must say it was pretty good literature.
mircea_popescu: “It is not the role of this court to identify and plug loopholes,” Scalia wrote. “It is the role of good lawyers to identify and exploit them, and the role of Congress to eliminate them if it wishes.” << i could see scalia
as bitcoin chief justice.
ThickAsThieves: 'How much of a threat is something like Bitcoin?' "We settle and pay out in 121 currencies ... once bitcoin is regulated ... why wouldn't we use bitcoin ... if it's regulated
as a currency" ~ Western Union CEO
rithm:
as part of a lrger operation
rithm: mircea_popescu, even better rent the burn-in period
as "cloud hashing"
ThickAsThieves: "
As we have capacity available and
as we gain more capacity, we will be activating more people in Cloud Mining.
As we ship out hardware and disable the people with Cloud Mining after they have their hardware shipped, we will allocate that capacity to the next people in line. "
mircea_popescu: rithm the misguided pretense
as to jurisdiction is starting to get on my nerves. sec doesn't actually make it, but all sorts of dr foreskin lapdogs fall over each other to "create consensus"
mircea_popescu: but you're right, the only current business of pseudo-bitcoin businesses a la coinbase, bitpay etc is that they're benefiting from a legal inefficiency, where exchanges that admit it are being fucked actively, whereas exchangesd that pretend to be paymernt processors aren't fucked quite
as bad quite
as yet.
mircea_popescu: "You ask why people invest... Let me answer that for you
as I have decades of experience providing analysis to investors... "
mircea_popescu: "A more formalized version of this should be linked/appended to every single IPO offering on the forums
as a cautionary tale. "
Namworld: 2 strong parties to sign, along with jurov
as the owner.
mircea_popescu: 1.2 btc bet comes in. server looks at results, A wins, B loses. server picks its hash
as B and reconstructs the merkle tree
pankkake: I thought about it, and decided "there is" was the correct form,
as I am saying "services like this exist"
mircea_popescu: but anywqay, this entire paper is not about server cheating, it's about how "if you're lazy and stupid you might lose". sure.
as it should be. let people make proper betting bots with seeding per bet
davout: mike_c: maybe that's related to using an IP directly
as the NS field value, i have no fucking clue :D
davout: meh, i get the same message
as you
davout: mike_c: curious
as to why i'm getting a servfail when not asking your server directly
Apocalyptic: <mike_c> in order for clients to query it, the root domain needs to list my server
as a nameserver for seeds.atc // you're sure ?
mike_c: in order for clients to query it, the root domain needs to list my server
as a nameserver for seeds.atc
davout: jurov:
as in "this guy owes me 100 BTC, here's 100 BTC to get it from him" ?
punkman: mike's nameserver spits out node IPs
as A records
mircea_popescu: "The get.mp site is a bit defunct
as the certificate is expired."
davout: there's no such thing
as "the dns for paris" :D
ThickAsThieves: but no idea if the seeds subdomain is set up
as needed yet
ThickAsThieves: yeah it only shows A, TXT, CNAME
as options... i'll dig
ThickAsThieves: i was only there
as a last resort, cuz the DNS secrtion only allowed TXT or CNAME
assbot: The eagle never lost so much time
as when he submitted to learn from the crow.
zoinky: don't recall the name on TV TBH, i know you
as TAT from here and forums
davout: closest i can think of is take the current best rig that actually sells and use that
as basis
mike_c: it is not
as simple
as dice, but hopefully some find it fun.
mike_c: not
as cheap
as doge, but, hey.
TheNewDeal: I guess it wasn't really that large though if you add in my late bet that was refunded
as well
cazalla: bitcoinpete: fwiw, i was going to bet on the same one but didn't
as i thought it was borderline and likely to be refunded
jurov: The involuntary bankruptcy filing came days after HashFast’s CEO told Ars that his company was “
as poor
as church mice.” Prior to that, the company fired half of its staff and declared “we’re not scammers.”
pankkake: I didn't picture him
as a hippie (and certainly not incompetent)
Mats_cd03: im in the same room
as bruce schneier right now
assbot: Detroit activists call for UN help
as city shuts off water for thousands | Al Jazeera America
BingoBoingo: Otherwiase you write off the implementor
as a snake BECAUSE they chose poorly
BingoBoingo: Hmmm... -assets doesn't seem
as capable of spamming 3rd party sites like it was earlier this year.
pankkake: this has been discussed some time ago; one solution can be to use future block hashes
as part of the server seed, however it delays the result
Namworld: Yeah,
as I said, a properly done provably fair system doesn't prevent cheating/stealing. It just makes it impossible to do without the possibility of getting caught.
Namworld: That's left to opinion. Isn't bad
as far
as I care.
BingoBoingo: Namworld: Might
as well, you have a vested interest. If not you, who?
Namworld: Or
as a competitor, should I leave that to others? hmm...
BingoBoingo: Make it a single thing and ship it
as an art piece
moiety: cats don't seem to grow like dogs either.
as in reaching a certain size at a certain age and stopping. mine have kept growing (albeit slowly) until mid-age
TheNewDeal: just having some fun. I've been lazy with calculators before
as well
ThickAsThieves: mike_c seeds.therealaltcoin.org is now set up
as CNAME 54.197.241.190 - I don't think it's propagated yet tho
bitcoinpete:
as previously mentioned, costa rica was playing its second world cup game on friday
bitcoinpete: mircea_popescu: that's fine
as long
as my case can be plead
mircea_popescu: if by august 15h maliki has been hanged in the middle east, bet resolves
as yes. if he's living in lonon, bet resolves
as no. otherwise, bet cancels.
benkay: " but
as we formalize our road map, we're formalizing the teams working on those buckets."