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jurov: fwiw, pretty much the same thing happened between mp and me... but
as it was only 10BTC, i just kept it =P
jurov: i see it only
as a stupid mistake - forgot to record the withdrawal into database
pankkake: so you fancy yourself
as a 1800s lady?
mircea_popescu: "So prime dice and coin roll.it with their max payouts below 20btc or below are just foolish? I am not saying we become more conservative than the competition, but we do not need our max bet to be 10 to 20 x the competition. They will not find another site with
as fair a game and
as big a max bet regardless. "
mircea_popescu: instead of pissing all over their face at every turn,
as he should.
davout: i shall escort myself out,
as we say in france "the shortest jokes are the least long"
Namworld: Plus with physical access to the device, they might
as well just take the keys on it, they don't need to perform the side channel attack at all.
mircea_popescu:
as it stands right now you can make your order and leave it in a dead drop or w/e
Namworld: I'm just curious
as to how using a device to get a 2 FA code allows for the analyzis of the encryption process that occurs on another machine. That's not really a physical possibility.
ThickAsThieves: can it be summed up
as, a machine with more parts, has more parts that can break
Namworld: 2FA would not yield any extra data about the gpg encryption process that would allow for a side channel attack. It is a completly external process which provide no insight/data
as to what is occuring during the encryption, which would allow you to make any kind of deduction needed... It would just baffles me too much. I'm quite curious
as to how that would be even remotely possible.
Namworld: Such that if one device is compromised, the account isn't,
as it requires to authing method. One alone is not sufficient, such that it requires access to 2 devices to effectively gain access to an account.
jurov: in any case you don't need fancy hardware to protect mpex acct. just airgapped machine, and you can pepare commands in advance and just scan them in
as needed
Namworld: What? It's just a game where they play
as a little virtual kid while I play
as a virtual rapist. It's safe for kids from 7 to 77 years!
Namworld: I received all my balances
as well
as all my shares without any error, oddly enough. Some apparently didn't get their things right.
mircea_popescu: it was released just
as soon
as all the falsification could be done
Namworld: I don't remember. Because Nefario is slow
as heck.
mircea_popescu: which will forever live in memory
as the black day mp joined btc.
mircea_popescu: "you're all running this because if i live off of it i might make a post on bitcointalk about how you're kinda cool but not
as cool
as me/mycat/this guy i know"
ozbot: Man killed by a 1.5tonne cow after it crashes through his corrugated iron roof
as he slept | Mail O
mircea_popescu: sturles used to do it for noobs
as a public service, not sure he's still into it.
ozbot: Competitive gaming recognized in U.S.
as a pro sport | Polygon
parseval: Eventually a few leaders will come out ahead,
as people who consistently pick the best investments over a period of time
ThickAsThieves: "Actually, if you make commodities trades more than 10 times within 90 days without it being linked to an IRA with more than $15K in assets, you qualify
as a rogue "day-trader" and you can be fined heavily."
ThickAsThieves: New Market Opens for Bitcoin Holders
as Purchases of Palladium with Bitcoin are Now Available
ThickAsThieves: The set off assets and companies known
as AMC/VMC/ActiveMiner, run by Ken Slaughter will either be proven
as a scam, or never pay out more than 0.00075 in total dividends per all shares issued
as of April 1st, 2014.
pox2: anything else is negotiable
as long
as the site runs more or less smooth
Rulother: Well they still got around 100 coming
as well so I feel 1.8 is safe
pox2: " Mt. Gox is happy to announce that global account withdrawals have now fully resumed
as of today, after several days of testing our new system for processing transactions."
ThickAsThieves: I had one guy reply back signing his email
as Mark McGwire
mircea_popescu: this can also be construcred
as an in-game item, which can be traded to other players.
mircea_popescu: 2. hiring an "economist" is only a solution if you're a journalist looking to be hired
as an "economist". otherwise, it does nothing.
mjr_:
as he has probably a ton of different assets, that most long term investors are just sitting on
mjr_: so he has a big pool of shares, and could let people check them
as available for borrow
ThickAsThieves: and somehow people think the next 3mos will be everyone shipping
as planned
Vbs: same
as everybody :P
davout: thestringpuller:
as long
as you don't show it in a UI-design class :-)
thestringpuller: ;;later tell mircea_popescu I used mpex
as an example in my Network Security homework har har
davout: where is MPOE-PR goddammit, the forums are becoming boring
as fuck
louong: rockxie can be the Gavin while friedcat can be satoshi and stay behind the scenes
as the shadowy mysterious figure
ThePearl: i somehow think, there will be less heared from fc and more from rockxie (if at all). he seems to be aproved
as head of hardware distribution
Diablo-D3: it just doesnt work well
as a reddit.
Diablo-D3: Scrat: well, reddit oddly enough works great
as a forum
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: well, Im trying to write forum software that doesnt make me want to murder php developers in their sleep. well, not
as much, anyways.
Diablo-D3: that gif was made by some fucktard trying to pass off "spiral helix SPACE DNA" bullshit off
as real science
jurov: but there is no such thing
as pedestrians in murica, no?
pigeons: anyone who would like me to scam them to build their immunity
as mjr suggests
mjr_: their time constraints could be viewed
as reasonable
mjr_: i want to write a blog (our equivalent to tracts, i suppose) called A Plan of the Bitcoin Commerce: Being a Compleat Prospect of the Trade of this CryptoCurrency,
as Well the Home Trade
as the Foreign
cosmo: would like to work 9-5
as little
as possible :P
cosmo: but
as there's still a huuuuuge amount of room for crypto's to grow in.. i'd like to find a promising startup company to gamble some fiat in
cosmo: i understand how crypto's work and strongly believe they'll have a huge impact on our future (who doesn't?) but with it being open source it's anyones guess
as to what system is most optimal
rulother: Yeah I love using it for work, just noticed it doesn't seem to support Skype, so I take that back
as an option.
stayingayou: i don't care about it being toxic or not,
as long
as i can profit
pankkake: What it after a certain amount of code he did, and her panties have gotten a flag
as tetra, white and large glowing hanging in telescopic antenna's radio.
mircea_popescu: it's the new hip thing, people without a fucking clue
as to reading telling you what X said.
ThickAsThieves: "Bitcoin is a bad idea. Creating an ETF for bitcoin compounds idiocy on top of baloney. This is a disaster. The federal government is already shuting down bitcoin exchanges
as unlicensed money transfer operations."
ThickAsThieves: final line of the article: "
As always, time will tell. In the meantime, I hope someone can explain to me what a bitcoin is."
stayingayou: gratulations on the board seat.
as far
as i remember you said something like "if i get a seat, i'll try to share try much information", is that still your plan? and will you receive hardware now?
truffles:
as long
as its nothing to do with raiding baby seals..
jcpham: I like matonis
as the new foundation director
ThickAsThieves: then i quit that and played Dishonored for a while, luckily it just wasn't
as addictive
ThickAsThieves: "The department destroyed over $170,000 worth of equipment in the process, including printers, TVs, and mice, and only stopped destroying them when its disposal budget ran out. But,
as the department's own auditor put it, "The destruction of IT components was clearly unnecessary." Indeed, throwing away computer mice seems like a poor approach to ridding an organization of digital
ThickAsThieves: so how does it play out then? a horde of bitcoiners trying to use bitcoin
as a currency and molding it to such
jurov: never mind some luxuries
as tap water or so
jurov: yes. some libertard even really use that
as an argument that "it's possible"
Chaaang-Noi: <jurov> i do... but not mine smart,
as long
as the govt does not catch you
jurov: hm, 715 of O.USD.P095T, 655 O.USD.P101T sold? but they most likely aren't in money
as well
jurov: but maybe they deem it too risky
as well
ThickAsThieves: and change in the other direction is waiting to happen, but he is waiting for mid-market competition
as a reason
ThickAsThieves: i'm saying he doesn't like changing them
as it is a form of defeat
rulother: Might
as well been tp all this time
Namworld: But whatever, companies are free to release a payment model
as they please.
mjr_: but would you describe it
as a "money game"
thestringpuller: I have a feeling mircea_popescu thinks of Gamasutra,
as a "Fanfic" blog,
as MPOE-PR would put it.
ThickAsThieves: the easiest would be an index fund, where i actually buy 1 of each stock and sell them
as 1 index unti