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BingoBoingo: pankkake: Honestly there is only one way to investigate such claims
pankkake: looks scientific enough. I'd they less than 90% though
pankkake: Quoting numerous recent red head studies published in The Lancet, the ASA did confirm that red heads do in fact have souls, the carpet matches 90% of the time, most red heads hate when ‘red headed slut’ shots are ordered for them, and yes they truly are amazing in bed.
assbot: ASA Updates Algorithm to Account for Red-Heads | Medical Satire - GomerBlog
pankkake: http://tech.slashdot.org/story/14/06/24/1228223/google-building-a-domain-registration-service The Internet soon to be renamed The Google
moiety: just a creepy weirdo in the extended family i have never met Mats_cd03 rather just block it than cause problems
Mats_cd03: fending off the boys moiety?
assbot: ITAR-TASS: Economy - Russia wants to replace US computer chips with local processors
kakobrekla: dat thing is old
assbot: Detroit activists call for UN help as city shuts off water for thousands | Al Jazeera America
BingoBoingo proposes an excelent exercise for anyone wanting to test their organic chemistry knowledge, cleaning another person's bathroom.
moiety: meh command not found a million times
moiety: scrap that think i got it
punkman: "We feel that Jersey is perfectly positioned to become a cryptocurrency-friendly jurisdiction. We’ve got a very highly-regarded finance industry with world class AML/KYC expertise."
moiety: kakobrekla: thank you. i got it but i have no idea how to install. i think i'm a lost cause
BingoBoingo takes a smoke break, tired of inhaling strange
assbot: bit.coin.je - The Jersey Bitcoin Portal
assbot: Noonee - The Chairolution - YouTube
moiety: yeah mum picked it up when mine broke not knowing anything about phones. facebook for vodaphone thing
moiety: can't even block n umbers for calls on this
moiety: yeahthis wee thing can't do it asciilifeform
kakobrekla: on android you can go step beyond that so the caller will get a dropped line
moiety is trying
asciilifeform: moiety: most phones, even late '90s vintage, let you set ring tones by number
moiety: asciilifeform: it's only one number though, i don't want to miss other messages
BingoBoingo: moiety: I'm telling sharpie in the pooper... blackmail... peace
moiety: its texts that are the problem so far
moiety: mines not an android but rather than change my number i thought i would just get an android. i like my number but i cant get rid of this creep
moiety: can you block numbers entirely on android or just filter the texts to some inbox you never go into?
BingoBoingo: @binarybits http://Vox.com already seems to be racking up spam profiles fwiw #OMGSpamzors http://www.vox.com/users/motorshow-oman
assbot: Great /DLind cardstack on the recent wave of child migrants coming to the US to escape violence in Central America. http://t.co/AHt2wdLXy3
BingoBoingo: Scammers rarely compete with hard targets though when they can spz. an advantage.
BingoBoingo: The right choice should only have to be Tradefartress vs. Dooglus. Not Dooglus vs. politically correct mathzors
BingoBoingo: Otherwiase you write off the implementor as a snake BECAUSE they chose poorly
Namworld: The owner being trustworthy only impacts risk of fleeing with users' balance.
BingoBoingo: Namworld: You pick an implementation based on the choices the person who implemented it made. If you really want to roll dice you pick the most "fair" system.
Namworld: The scheme provided itself is the reliability of the site. It either is poor or is strong. Regardless if the owner is untrustworthy or trustworthy.
Namworld: it has nothing to do with implementor's reliability and it has all to do with hard maths and frequency of verification on the user's part.
Apocalyptic: "the point I want to make is his use of the phrase "powerful encryption". There is no such thing. There's only two types of encryption, that which works and that which doesn't" // a fact that still eludes some people
BingoBoingo: Essentially all provably fair schemes come down to an evaluation of the implementor's reliability.
Namworld: He says wouldn't CR and JD be able to cheat by altering provided server seed, explaining exactly what PrimeDice does but CR and JD doesn't...
pankkake: I have a hard time rembemering faces
Namworld: Oh yeah, read that post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=253144.msg6485263#msg6485263
assbot: Facelock, an alternative password system, are potentially better than hard to remember passwords, study finds.
Namworld: I think he mentioned at some point the provably fair system for PrimeDice would be modified for a 4th version of the website, but eh
assbot: Errata Security: PR will be first up against the wall when the revolution comes
Namworld: It basically doesn't provide any verifiable results unless you change client seed manually before each bet. Which is incredibly poor practice. No user will want to manually change their secret before each bet and type a new random string.
BingoBoingo: Right, Primedice's implementations suck in that it counts on implementator honesty too heavily
BingoBoingo: Hmmm... -assets doesn't seem as capable of spamming 3rd party sites like it was earlier this year.
Namworld: I'll admit a 100% flawless system is probably not possible... but the PrimeDice implementation is far from even being half-right.
Namworld: Because they'd be cheating before the rolls with proper seeds provided. Which means they wouldn't need to alter bet parameters after the fact or provide a roll number that doesn't match the seeds.
Namworld: With PrimeDice, if you don't change your client seed before each roll, you could verify every parameter after the bet, see if anything was changed or if seeds match with the roll. It will check out fine, even if PrimeDice cheats.
Namworld: It's possible to cheat, but it's noticable. Even if not everyone checks.
Namworld: And it would barely provide any advantage. Unless you only do it for very large bets, but those are highly likely to be checked.
Namworld: Yes, but then even if only a small portion checks their bets, it would get caught. Even if a site did it only 1% of the time, it would quickly be discovered.
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BingoBoingo: Namworld: Well, a casino operator could "take a gamble" by offering a player a result to the player's detriment that is not provably fair
Namworld: You can't change to 1.1% without changed the target number/giving the wrong number for the roll.
Namworld: Because then rolls wouldn't match?
Mats_cd03: all cheating. what prevents a server side tweak for 1.1% being switched on and off irregularly to evade persistent monitoring for cheating in your scenario?
BingoBoingo: "Provably fair" is a tool to mitigate the risk.
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
BingoBoingo: One party is always by their nature going to be situated better to fuck the person across the table.
BingoBoingo: The thing about "provably fair" is that like all other transactions it is an offer from one party to another.
Namworld: the JD one for investors or the all cheating is possible to catch?
Mats_cd03: doubtful this is a solvable problem
Namworld: In that case it's possible to have a system where any sort of cheating will be possible to catch.
Namworld: I'm talking strictly users side.
Namworld: But there's not much way around it.
Namworld: Oh, I mean for players. That's an issue but only for investors.
Apocalyptic: he knows the server seed
Apocalyptic: even in JD's case cheating by dooglus is impossible to catch
Namworld: Provably fair should imply that any cheating possible under any scenario is possible to catch.
Namworld: This is poor because the system needs to be so that a minority checking bets will catch the cheating for everyone.
Namworld: At least for players that don't change their client seed before each roll, which is going to be the majority of players.
Namworld: With all parameters/seeds/rolls always matching and not changing, yet obtaining a house edge that is not 1%
Namworld: The way PrimeDice does it, they could cheat without any possibility of getting caught.
Namworld: But you can get caught for that.
Namworld: "Only way to cheat would be altering bet parameters after the fact to keep matching seeds and rolls, which is completly noticable if even a few users tracks their bets."
BingoBoingo: Well, "provably fair" offers some room to choose particulars, but... Can have problems
Namworld: Technically I think there's many smaller places that gives a new server seed before each bet... but that's a poor system.
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BingoBoingo: Provably fair should be so far below the minimum.
BingoBoingo: Provably fair ought to be the bare minimum. It is a shame people consider themselvesserious without it.
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.
BingoBoingo remembers TradeFortress constantly advocating beautiful provably fair systems and just... Running with the money...
Namworld: It's more the implementation of their provably fair system.
Namworld: That's left to opinion. Isn't bad as far as I care.
punkman: the interface is horrible too
Namworld: I'm saying PrimeDice implementation is poor. They could be cheating right now, it would be impossible to notice, even if everyone verified and tracked all their bets.
Namworld: Only way to cheat would be altering bet parameters after the fact to keep matching seeds and rolls, which is completly noticable if even a few users tracks their bets.
Namworld: or even better, like Coinroll, use predisclosed hash of daily secret for everyone. Not alterable. Then client seed is BTC deposit tx ID, so we don't provide a default seed for the client.
punkman: was just trying PrimeDice, this happened twice already: I bet, balance updates, bet doesn't show in My Bets list
Namworld: Like JD does. Then you can spam bet with the sticky server seed. No problem, no cheating.
Namworld: Like provide new server seed only when asked for and reveal old one. Then change client seed.
Namworld: There are ways to do it that you can just keep betting and even if the site cheated even only 1 out of 100 bets, there needs only a few people to track a few hundred bets to start discovering unfairness.
Namworld: The thing is, they give a new server seed for each bet. Guess what they can do if you don't change your client seed before each bet?
Namworld: A true provably fair system doesn't need EVERYONE to check and doesn't allow any scenario where a cheated bet is impossible to notice.
Namworld: because you can still change the client seed before each bet, making it provably fair. The problem is if you don't, you can be cheated and it's impossible to get caught.
pankkake: why are they so dumb?