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MolokoDeck: since
the idea of a cryptocontract is
that it's unenforceable and
the value of performing as per
the contract is one's reputation, it seemed important
to make sure
the claimed signatories are probably
the signatories.
assbot: Logged on 12-08-2014 03:25:41; 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.
ben_vulpes: i don't even recall
the name of
the suit.
ben_vulpes: does anyone have a link
to
the lawsuit by
the guy who sued
the usg for
the gold
they 'borrowed'?
MolokoDeck: simply having valid signatures doesn't guarantee
that
the people who made
the contract signed it. which is why I'm using wot as an authority
to find
the registered keys for
the parties asserted
to have been signatories.
MolokoDeck: but so far I haven't dug in enough
to know if
that's doable given command line GPG, I
think you have
to validate against a public key.
MolokoDeck: if
the signatures could be extracted from
the document without knowing
the corresponding public key, which I'm getting out of
the public key registry
that wot uses,
that would be good.
MolokoDeck: then
the bot would return an SHA256 hash of
the document, encode it as a bitcoin address and make a minimum non-spendable
transaction, and log
to a repository or blog
the document with
the sha256 hash and
the
transaction ID containing
the encoded hash, and
the block number it's in. It would wait
to get a confirmation before doing
this so
the
transaction would be in
the blockchain.
mircea_popescu: it would extract
the nicks from
the signatures in
the .txt.
the mechanism
to do
this relies on gribble, did you see
that ping ?
MolokoDeck: the bot would respond
that all of
the cryptosignatures of
the listed nicks were registered with #bitocin-otc,
their public key hashes matched and all
the signatures were good.
mircea_popescu: MolokoDeck nevermind what one wants, say what
the
thing does.
mircea_popescu: ;;later
tell peterl otherwise,
the point
that "bitcoin is
the chosen" by
the very code is quite sound and an intelligent way
to go about it.
MolokoDeck: one wants
to
time-stamp and "notarize" documents
that are signed by counterparties with verifiable cryptosignatures registered with #bitcoin-otc WebOfTrust.
mircea_popescu: so
tell me again what you
think
this is, best way
to go about
thisa
MolokoDeck: end of september seems easily doable
to have a working version going and available as source in a GIT repository.
assbot: Cred ca pe alocuri se exagereaza pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
ben_vulpes: hey does anyone have a link
to
that
thing where coinbase straight up blocks certain addrs?
MolokoDeck: ready
to
talk about details for completing
the cryptocontract bot. most of
the unit
tests are in place, but it's a good idea
to fill in any desiderata or necessities
to reasonable detail.
mircea_popescu: MolokoDeck hey. so as i was
telling RagnarDanneskjol, i have no problem covering you if you can deliver
the
thing by what was it, end of sept ?
assbot: Of mendacity, mold, bugs and other
things. pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
RagnarDanneskjol: ;;later
tell mircea_popescu pls ping me when yur back in
the hood
kakobrekla: yeah
they called
themselfs fags back
then iirc
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jurov: with caveat
thet ETA for rigorous spec is Inf
jurov: actually i realized bitcoin is
the only software project with milestones going sooner
than expected
jurov: in bitcoin it does. get used
to it.
kakobrekla: but
that would make
time go backwards at
times!
jurov: use average
time for last 10000 blocks instead of 10 minutes
jurov: dunno why
they don't extrapolate from sliding window or such
jurov: obv
they don't count with 20% increases
BingoBoingo: Fucking 20% diff increases, going
to make
the halving cum early
gribble: Estimated
time of bitcoin block reward halving: Sat Aug 6 05:47:51 2016 UTC |
Time remaining: 1 year, 48 weeks, 6 days, 8 hours, 40 minutes, and 0 seconds.
BingoBoingo: 630 being
the area code and not
the number of messages.
BingoBoingo: Already been deleted. If
the FBI wants
to investigate a FERPA violation
they can check my phone records, like
they probably already are doing and check out
those 630 phone numbers
BingoBoingo: It reads like some
teachers gossiping about
their students.
BingoBoingo: So
this is really odd.
The messages are fucking pictures of
text. It's like
these fuckers are
texting over van-ads. What
the fuck.
BingoBoingo: Even
though I already
treat
the phone as
tainted by design
BingoBoingo: Or
to raise better kinds of suspicion. So you get a space ship instead of a phone
kakobrekla: (its what i use instead of 'nsa' for not
to raise suspicion)
jurov: well..
that's fate of any company without admin capable
to build stuff on bare metal
ben_vulpes: twist: wherever consultant suggests hosting move,
that's where hosting will move.
jurov: did
the client buy shell access? no? case dismissed.
ben_vulpes: keep in mind
this is a wp hosting company using plesk.
ben_vulpes: assume
that client a has
the most cash flowing
through
the box by 2 orders of magnitude. is hosting company b's behavior reasonable?
ben_vulpes: client brings in consultants
to look at
their security, and consultants ask for shell access
to
the server on which client sites are running. hosting company b flat declines consultants access
to hardware.
kakobrekla: ill donate you a
trezor if you want
to attack it
thestringpuller: so basically you're attempting
to hack
the
trezor via DPA?
thestringpuller: actually I
think a 5 year old could understand
the wiki article
assbot: Last
trade for S.MPOE on MPEX was at 0.00085271 BTC [+]
jurov: well,
they will be like "of course don't use with untrusted cables"
jurov: if i come around a scope, what am i
to look for?
assbot: Hardware —
TREZOR
Technical Manual 1.0 documentation
jurov: hmm, mytrezor site does not react
to clicks
jurov: asciilifeform i have no idea how
to pry it open.. maybe it'll go better with platic version
devthedev: I'm having
trouble with
the mytrezor site
devthedev: Is anyone in possession of a
Trezor?
TomServo wonders what
the 3 musketeers saying has
to do with anything.
kakobrekla: taaki also does not fail
to mention
the word.
TomServo: Well at least
they got
that going for
them.
TomServo: Lachance’s web page about
the camp lists only
three rules, and one is: “Dogecoin must be pronounced ‘dogh-gee-coin’, not ‘dohj-coin’.”
punkman: "“The Bitcoin leader was arrested right before Burning Man ’cause he was maybe helping
the FBI, and … Anyway, we’re
the Dogecoin Camp now,” "
BingoBoingo: Wouldn't have
the same impact if it were a glue horse.
BingoBoingo: Well,
that's kind of
the point of
the horse head. Khartoum was a very expensive horse.