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decimation: it would be interesting in
the soviet version if a coin flip determined whether you got 1
trillion rubbles or a lifetime sentence
to
the gulag for bourgeois greed
decimation: say you need at least 2 megabits
to come up with a 2048 bit prime
benkay: hee hee hee i got
the rng flamewards going again
benkay: mircea_popescu: re:
truffles?
mircea_popescu: mthreat no.
this because
the high bytes are
too predictable (shake) and
the low bytes
too predictable (cheap accelerometer fingerprint)
Rassah: mthreat: Not as much. Since
the motions will be repettitive, you will get only a small amount of variance from
that. We had considered something similar, with maybe having
to press a button a bunch of
times and use
the
timing diference, but it adds an insignificant amount compared
to what we get from
the chip already
mthreat: Rassah et al: Would an accelerometer be a good source of entropy? "shake
to randomize"
mircea_popescu: <nubbins`> i
think
that a car is
too expensive, i would rather purchase a sandwich <
danielpbarron: Rassah, you interested in selling your BTC for cash in
the mail on a regular basis? I am very interested
benkay: mostly on
the
topic of getting entropy out of sram imho
Rassah: benkay: a lot of
tings said on
the
topic of
that Entropy device have been very retarded
benkay: <BingoBoingo> Eh, sometimes I have nightmares where
truffles is still on BA and somehow IPO'd his hatred of reading. // interestingly,
truffles is a female.
benkay: Rassah: saying
that doesn't make it any less of a retarded strawman argument in
this context.
decimation: re: rolling dice
to generate RSA keypair <<
this is not straightforward at all, and in general you are going
to end up seeding some kind of RNG
to produce your primes
to
test
nubbins`: i
think repairing my broken relationship with my son is
too hard. i'll just have a daughter instead
Rassah: It's not even
that.
The
two are just arbitrary measures. It's more like, I
think driving at 105kmh is
too fast. I'll just drive at 65mph instead
nubbins`: can't drive
to work in a sandwich? who cares!
nubbins`: i
think
that a car is
too expensive, i would rather purchase a sandwich
Rassah: benkay: I didn't say
that is what is being suggested here.
That is, in fact, what is being suggested in places all over outside of here. No one has suggested anything here, other
than
that
the method I am involved wit is worse
than...
benkay: nobody in
this room had suggested
that.
Rassah: benkay:
this is what one calls a "strawman" argument. // actually
this is what is being suggested
that people do
to create secure paper wallets. I am suggesting
that ours is comparable. At
the least because people who use
that method don't check
the RNGs of
the systems
they use, and at
the most because we don't actually use an RNG chip, and use our own source of randomness.
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cazalla: who me? no, wasn't
that sort of dream
gribble: truffles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 13 weeks, 4 days, 6 hours, and 29 seconds ago: <truffles>
tell me when
the experiment is over
BingoBoingo: Eh, sometimes I have nightmares where
truffles is still on BA and somehow IPO'd his hatred of reading.
cazalla: logs were a good read
this morning
cazalla: mircea_popescu, so i had
this dream about you, in a lobby, it was eyes wide shut-esque except you wouldn't let me come upstairs where
the women were but
then you sent 2 down
to me at
the bar so i was content
BingoBoingo:
http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20140715120259 << "The question now was how
to integrate it. OpenBSD developers don't like huge diffs for a very good reason. After fixing
the inode format and adding new flags,
Ted pointed out
the ancient rule "whoever
touched it last now becomes
the maintainer" was valid even here."
BingoBoingo: The problem of
taking action
to fix a problem is
that at some point you will have
to
take more action.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: In
the comments you can see
the new psyops angle, "The cruft was good! Mysterymeat Nourishes!"
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Well, it was born knowing it would be
the RNG.
The problem is do
the devs make shims or does Linuxen fix itself
assbot: Only a few days old, OpenSSL fork LibreSSL is declared unsafe for Linux | Ars
Technica
mircea_popescu: copumpkin: I
thought it was gonna be monday << so did i.
mircea_popescu: mike_c: i like
the split and raised ones << i've never used one of
the splitsd
BingoBoingo: You'd
think when somone creates
the sort of
tool he googled and instead recieved a virus for
the
tool's creator would instead bleed
the
target dry.
BingoBoingo: The site hosting
the malware in question if you make
to
the end of
the
thread atm was revealed
to be a "cheat" for some coinflip gambling game.
mircea_popescu: "i downloaded
this from here, and clicked on it,while my virus program was not activ.i just wanted
to see"
BingoBoingo: Most disturbing part about
that report was he had a whole BTC
to lose.
mircea_popescu: "{to be honest
timmy, having read your attempts
to make a pump and dump coin,
to also make a HYIP scam.. i feel sorry for anyone losing coin... but not so much with you."
nubbins`: was just about
to ask if
they carry Hi and Lois
mircea_popescu: i keep buying
the funny papers and reading
this chan.
then i lol here and i am all disappointed in
the funny papers.
mircea_popescu: Mats_cd03: SetThreadContext is non-deterministically broken from XP x64 SP0
to Server 2008 R1 x64 SP2 <<< ahahahaha
mircea_popescu: maybe i should kidnap some of
these kids and
torture
them in my basement,
to fix
the economy ?
mircea_popescu: so whenever reddit gets inflamed about
the injustice of mp, bitbet gets carpetbombed with bets.
assbot: Only a few days old, OpenSSL fork LibreSSL is declared unsafe for Linux | Ars
Technica
dub: kakobrekla: waiting for diehard cs 1.6 players
to
take fingers back
to first knuckle now
dub: extra 1mm
throw is making me laggy
BingoBoingo: What does no one have a scroll button on
their keyboards either?
dub: clit is useless without stinkpad scroll key
tho
mike_c: i only use
those for bringing
to datacenter
mike_c: BingoBoingo: you mean
the little rubber dot in
the middle? you use
that
thing?
mike_c: interesting. i've never
tried
the split and flat ones
BingoBoingo: mike_c: A proper keyboard (portable machine or not) ought
to have a
Thinkpad style clit.
mike_c: i like
the split and raised ones
BingoBoingo: mike_c: It's 2014 already. Why are
they censoring
the keyboard's clit?
Mats_cd03: decompiler? not
to be seen. but, other RE
tools are for
the most part available...
kakobrekla: which ones did you get?
theres like 10 kinds.
copumpkin: well, from what I've seen (i just started
tinkering with hopper a couple of days ago, so I dunno),
the basic hopper disassembler interface/functionality isn't all
that different from IDA's
Mats_cd03: im not good with ida and i cant comment on substitutes, although i have spent a fair amount of
time
trying (radare, mostly)
kakobrekla: interestingly,
the ergonomic model m goes for about a grand on ebay when it pops up from
time
to
time
copumpkin: alternatives exist, and buying a mac and hopper can be cheaper
than getting hex rays :P
copumpkin: asciilifeform: yeah,
the decompiler output seems kinda flaky and silly.
The Mac OS
thing doesn't seem like a big deal
that makes it a "monopoly"
mike_c: kakobrekla: i have heard
that
the das mechanical keyboards are
the modern version of
the m, and
they have a silent version. i
tried one for a few minutes once and liked it. but not ergonomic.