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mod6: maybe it was you who posted
the /. article lol
mod6: ahh, yeah, heard
they were making SSH stand-alone from SSL/TLS
BingoBoingo: mod6:
That's when 5.6 comes out with
their redone SSL libraries and stuff.
mod6: BingoBoingo: sounds like a good route
to go. why november?
BingoBoingo: mod6: It's stuff like
this
that will probably push me
to full
time OpenBSD use come November
mod6: 'tis a good question
tho BingoBoingo
mod6: do you even unit
test bro?
BingoBoingo: I wonder how many of
these little
things, perfectly amusing in an IRC bot, occured in
the goxfail and how many lurk in bitcoind 0.9
mod6: it was
time-warp
time before because GMT went
to 00:00 and
the last block was in 22:00, forgot
to solve for
the 24hour roll-over case.
mod6: let's see how
this does.
BingoBoingo: benkay: Yeah, but
the brake generally is
the
thing you more urgently need, and
that usually still has a mechanical rather
than electronic link
benkay: i mean
the engine is computer controlled i assume, implying e-gas.
BingoBoingo: The gas pedal is almost always fly by wire now, but not so with
the brake and steering.
benkay: i'm enamored of
this 04 civic. everything's manual.
BingoBoingo: Well,
there aren't all
to many cars
that are completely "fly by wire"
benkay: do away with
the lie of manual operation in
the damn
things.
benkay: i've always wanted
to wire a ps2 controller into 'automatic' cars.
ozbot: Did
the Ignition Key Just Die? - Slashdot
mod6: (17:43) < BitOTTer502> 1 hour 57 minutes and 19 seconds << ok
think I have fix now, just
testing
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Test for Alcoholism | Bingo Blog
BingoBoingo: csshih: Understandable. Just whip
them everyday until
they ship it.
csshih: BingoBoingo, it's in outbound.. for some reason my employees didn't unlock
the door so usps didn't pick up
the package
bitcoinpete: to be continued, gents.
thx for
the… inputs
jurov: that's easy
to do but you must consider
the keys compromised
artifexd: Note
that I'm not saying
this is a smart service
to use, but its existence is
theoretically possible.
artifexd: Imagine a web service where you send it some
txids and
the necessary private keys along with a destination address.
This service, when it gets a few requests, combines all
the inputs and sends
them
to
the outputs.
jurov: but if coinjohn is a
thing, reusing addy definitely leaks more information about owner
mod6: i'll work on
that
this week probably.
mod6: at some point, i'll be adding an block average
time over a 24 hour interval
too.
mod6: BingoBoingo:
thx. just saw you were lookin for
that one command a few days back. :]
artifexd: Maybe you and I get
together and combine our funds
to pay a common bill.
jurov: unless some diffie-hellman magic can be applied
to creating bitcoin
txes
jurov: artifexd:
to create
the final "spent"
tx you need
to know both privkeys
artifexd: jurov I disagree with your comment
that
there is no substantial difference between
the
two examples you provided. In
the first case,
there is no certainty whatsoever
that
the same entity controls
the
two different utxos. In
the second case, it is certain
that
the same person controls both.
bitcoinpete: does it matter,
then, whether addresses are reused or not?
BingoBoingo: mod6: Oh yeah,
that's some cool stuff atc bot does now
jurov: to get address' balance one has
to
traverse whole blockchain and collect its unspent outputs
jurov: address does not have a balance,
that is an illusion
jurov: they are unique regardless if
they belongs
to one address or not
jurov: every output is an input
to another
transaction and has unique ID
jurov: bitcoin
transaction is just set of inputs and outputs
jurov: look onto it
this way: forget addresses,
they're just a convenience for humans and are not strictly needed in
the blockchain
bitcoinpete: mostly as
to what you're understanding
that mp isn't
bitcoinpete: i'm starting
to see what you're saying
though
jurov: no, i mean
the address you sent
these satoshis from in first place
jurov: and every input will be
traceable back
to its source
jurov: to spend it, you
then have
to create
tx with million inputs
jurov: if you send 1 satoshi million
times onto one address
jurov: these did NOT get "sloshed"
together
jurov: 1K4F is named 4
times
jurov: and analyze
the resulting
tx
BingoBoingo: Oh,
the local hospital's discharge papers now have all of
the lab values.
jurov: just
try it yourself, again
jurov: gets sloshed
together in a reused address <<FALSE
ozbot: imgur:
the simple image sharer
bitcoinpete: dignork:
the rounder, more even number is usually a bit of a giveaway
dignork: bitcoinpete: but
then if vendor only uses one addess it's easily discoverable
dignork: bitcoinpete: in case of "change address"
there is a slight advantage: observer does not really knows which one of
the destination addresses is change, and which is vendor
bitcoinpete: since everything gets sloshed
together in a reused address,
the
taint is less clearcut, as i understand it
jurov: mike_c i commented on
that
bitcoinpete: on
this
topic, i won't pretend
that i have it nailed down
Duffer1: how many
times can i spell excercize incorrectly in
the same sentence
Duffer1: seems like an excercise in discovering how many laws he's breaking in different parts of
the world would be an ammusing excercize
jurov: Part 5: Exercise with signing offline wallet, in which Ivan does not understand why
the funds were moved right after
the signing
jurov: Part 4: In which
the requirement
to be incorporate and fill 1"
thick questionnaire with corporate details comes
to light
BingoBoingo: Maybe Havelock had
the foresight
to give you
the anagram representative
jurov: Part 3: In which we seek anyone other
than
jurov: Part 1: In which Ivan from Havelock explains
they are a platform for funding development of new projects exclusively
BingoBoingo: jurov:
That's why you
turn it into a serial.
jurov: hehe
they did not give me succinct summary like dotcoin did
BingoBoingo: jurov: You just laid out a way
to publish
the stuff. Each month gets a post, one post per week.
mike_c: jurov, any reason not
to release
those docs?
Duffer1: i
think i just sprained an eyeball rolling
them so hard
Duffer1: who could have possibly seen
this coming
BingoBoingo: Haven't had a drink in days and no Delerium
tremens
BingoBoingo: If
there's one
thing I've learned from
this recent medical chaos it is
that I am not an alcoholic
jurov: Guest95361 someday we'll maybe release our logs from coinroll listing negotiations...and
there will be lulz
BingoBoingo: Guest95361: Didn't seem so hard for Mussolini or
the Kims of Korea
Guest95361: It is rather hard
to be an entire nation
Guest95361: I'm not Mark Karpeles, I'll
tell you
that much
Guest95361: Although
then again you rely on
the fact
that I don't use a VPN for
that part
Guest95361: Crap, you just narrowed it down
to 90% of
the UK
jurov: IP from
the UK.. are you Nefario?
BingoBoingo: benkay: Said
they know something about havelock, Doesn't seem
to be offering anything new.
benkay: Guest95361: you understand why
this is a weak play, right?
BingoBoingo: benkay:
They are some anon who Pm'd me for !up
Guest95361: One of
the more underestimated members of
the community
benkay: who is
this Guest95361 ?
Guest95361: They are rather good plans, and I know
that its not known. Its not my place
to say
Naphex: maybe
they are
terrible plans ;/