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benkay: but irrelevant, you seem set on doing your thing
bitmia: it is still unclear why they failed tho
benkay: but if they have a bitcoin wallet, they can sign a thing.
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benkay: if i were building that thing (and i'm not, and we haven't even discussed the market use for such a thing in the wake of the other ebay clones that have failed), i'd make it a hard requirement for sellers to have WoT identities.
bitmia: benkay: I considered using an irc bot to create profiles for the ones that don't have them yet, but that would mean holding their privkeys for them. beats the purpose sortof
benkay: probably a non-starter around here without that.
bitmia: what would you like to see in an ebay style, two-way Bitcoin marketplace? what security features
benkay: hard for the guy building the marketplace or hard for the participants?
bitmia: benkay, and what are the hard necessary things in a marketplace?
benkay: inability or unwillingness to do the hard things necessary to raise personal value above a single dollar.
benkay: which is what will keep them forever worth pennies.
bitmia: that's the point, and paupers don't like 'em private keys
benkay: matter of personal taste, like i said.
bitmia: benkay, I was doing a marketplace, remember? how the fuck am I supposed to have individual clients with a lifetime value of 500B?
benkay: one can buy impressive e-peen widgets in that game, and at nontrivial prices to boot.
benkay: dunno, haven't seen any that satisfy the criteria yet.
benkay: is there room in a given business model for serving both?
chetty: there is room in this world for both kinds
benkay: would we rather a billion pennies from a billion paupers, or individual clients with lifetime value to the firm in excess of 500B each?
chetty: nope the two are not really related, its all perception
benkay: so the point of the gpg claim is that if you can't read the gnu privacy guard manual, you're worthless
chetty: but as a buyer I dont really want my crypto too easy
bitmia: benkay: you'd certainly want that if you were a seller
chetty: hihi, well I admit I usually have to look up commands - sigh
benkay: for instance, i don't actually want to spend any time around people for whom gpg is challenging to use
HeySteve2: only, here is another thing that is rare in a woman
nubbins`: margaret laurence, too
only: rare enough to make me ask the question
only: nubbins`: writing like she does is a rare thing for a woman
artifexd: I was just contrasting the general "You suck" attitude of here bitcointalk posts with the general "You can do it" attitude of her blog posts. In particular, this post: http://thewhet.net/2012/this-is-it/
BingoBoingo: Crimea bet could get interesting, not enough to come close to resolving it yet, but http://politics.slashdot.org/story/14/03/18/1448248/russian-army-spetsnaz-units-arrested-operating-in-ukraine
kakobrekla: only thats my personalized message on retardtalk
nubbins`: especially given that the answer to all three questions is "who cares"
nubbins`: the whole "is pr fake? a woman? mp?" thing is pretty entertaining
LordPutin: only when mircea puts ona wig and tucks his willy between his legs
BingoBoingo: only: There are pics on trilema
punkman: thestringpuller: you can get them on alibaba
nubbins`: easiest thing in the world
only: chetty warnings, sanctions. we have this saying in ukraine "the dog barks, the caravan moves on"
thestringpuller: can someone fill a bitcoin bar with tungsten for me?
nubbins`: onward through the fog...
blackwhite_: frustrated? That would mean that your opinion mattered. It doesn't so no worries.
nubbins`: sorry if that offends, but c'est ça
nubbins`: blackwhite_: if i've frustrated you enough to make you waste your own time rather than someone else's when you next have a question, i've done my job
bitmia: benkay: crypto-things are not bound to be complicated (ie not user-friendly)
artifexd: There is a whole section on "Before you ask" though...
blackwhite_: nubbins` i got my answers. See not everyone feels like they need to make a statement every time. Someone you know just like to help and make no fuzz about it.
artifexd: nubbins` Interestingly, that link says that IRC is a good first place to ask.
blackwhite_: anyway I got a couple of good leads that I hadn't already heard about.
blackwhite_: I have done my homework but sure i haven't talked much in this channel so I can understand why some feel like i am just popping in
nubbins`: or not shared, depending on the prior effort of the person asking
nubbins`: i could just google "bulk deli meat <my area>" but figured i'd spend 10 minutes wasting the time of a bunch of strangers instead
punkman: blackwhite_, I have the thing you want, but like nubbins` is saying...
nubbins`: hence my comment about the sandwich shop
nubbins`: then flap their gums at the people who tell 'em to do their homework
chetty: well maybe if you had asked, hey guys, what do you think of X as a data soirce ... just sayin
nubbins`: just a downer when people pop in here asking others to do their basic research for them
blackwhite_: you are getting ahead of yourself assuming things you have no knowledge about.
nubbins`: hey, it makes no difference to me
blackwhite_: but sure there are always people like you around to make sure no one does things the way you don't want them to be done
nubbins`: hurts, but it's just the way it is
nubbins`: ...then you're not ready to run a business of any sort
nubbins`: if your first instinct is to pop on irc and ask someone rather than do a simple google search which would have already given you answers...
blackwhite_: so that is what I am doing right now
nubbins`: the first thing you should do is figure out where to get your data from
blackwhite_: you think just because I don't get an answer here I won't have any other options
blackwhite_: so whats the problem?
blackwhite_: i am asking in this channel because there are a lot of knowledgeable people here
nubbins`: "hey guys i'd like to open a sandwich shop, is there any place i can buy deli meats in bulk?" ☟︎
blackwhite_: well because this is a good place to ask
blackwhite_: by among other things asking in this channel :)
blackwhite_: I can figure that out
blackwhite_: why is that a problem?
blackwhite_: and the price for the platform is 380USD so not really sure I will be wasting money even if it goes titis up :)
blackwhite_: The source engine is already build. The rest I can do myself.
Mats_cd03: or hire a few programmers that know their shit and build your own brand, what do you need a trading website for?
ThickAsThieves: youre probably late to that game
blackwhite_: ok guys I have a question. I am considering buying a trading website and turning it into a site based on bitcoin data instead. Is there any good sources for realtime bitcoin data?
benkay: bitmia: if you're trying to make a crypto-related thing less of a hassle, you're undermining the point of crypto-things.
BingoBoingo: If there was a conjunction is this language that functioned as a one way or such that [(A&B) or B] I would have use it instead
BingoBoingo: bitmia: Well, I was more going for it is problematic to have multisig where all of the keys live on the same server.
bitmia: BingoBoingo: will 2FA suffice, you think?
bitmia: I see where you're going with this, it's simply a pain in the ass to do multisig
BingoBoingo: bitmia: And does Gribble ever have to possess your private key for this to happen?
BingoBoingo: Now if you want to trust something stronger than passwords that is admirable.
BingoBoingo: bitmia: This confusion you are showing you you use words like privkey and automatically sign, is a common one
bitmia: BingoBoingo: encrypt buyer's privkey on the server using his password, automatically sign the transaction with the seller's key, show the buyer a flashy "finalize" button?
BingoBoingo: bitmia: Well, what ways are there to do what multisig does which would be both A) less of a hassle and B) accomplish your goal more effectively
BingoBoingo: bitmia: Well, what would you want the multisig to do that couldn't otherwise be accomplished?
ThickAsThieves: hopefully he can rape the provider for his losses and then some
ThickAsThieves: that's topace's thing
bitmia: when people are forced to take a leap of faith, conversion suffers
BingoBoingo: bitmia: Well, either you can be trusted to run a marketplace or you can't. Maybe some people trust you and some don't.
bitmia: given the fact we publish the escrow on github and make it possible to check the hash sum
BingoBoingo: Nothing can promise positive returns on the timeline of soon. Not even things which might probably realize a positive return on the timeline of, quite a ways in the future.
bitmia: so ugh, I've been skimming the logs for quite a while. there's no point in doing a multisig Bitcoin marketplace, is there?
BingoBoingo: "Soon" is really much too short of a timeline to invest for.
LordPutin: i really need to pay for my daughters surgery soon
BingoBoingo: And there's definitely room for saying the same things in another tone and with different words. Even if nearly the same essential thing is said.