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Namworld: They should still have 500k BTC apparently. (400k from 2011
that haven't moved since and some more) for over 900k owed.
Namworld: There's not
too many people in here regularly browsing reddit, so sometimes it
takes
time
to get here.
mircea_popescu: "The SEC does not actively monitor
this
thread, I have
two friends
that are attorneys for
the Commission, and
their interns have much better
things
to do
than passive monitoring. "
Namworld: Which means Mark's blog also got hacked, apparently, if
that's not Mark faking it.
Namworld: It does appear
to be legit. All accounts and
transactions dump.
mircea_popescu: i am fully confident it's ignorance rather
than some nefarious anything at work
mircea_popescu: people who
think
that by imagining something
they're now
the best
to make it, people who
think wanting really hard can substitute for being really able
mircea_popescu: well, bitcoin is filled
to
the brim with unrealistic motherfuckers
mircea_popescu: why. cause
they
think
they know better and don't feel
the need
to ask.
mircea_popescu: dude, if i could explain
to you
the why of people doing stupid shit...
bitcoinpete: I can't quite keep up with mircea_popescu's
torrential blogging, but
that doesn't mean I won't
try.
mircea_popescu: and
the irony here is
that
the mp of
that project is slush
mircea_popescu: as
to
the wisdom of not
taking pre-orders and generally running a business like a business.
ozbot: Kryptowallet.org maby
the best Bitcoin Wallet
mircea_popescu: quoth mpoe-pr "haha forehead and bitcoininv have channeled
their butthurt from me
to each other
mircea_popescu: that aside, i very much doubt vessy is stepping down
to
the bitter end.
benkay: <mircea_popescu> fuck me,
the world is perfect <mircea_popescu> who knew. << alexander pope.
mircea_popescu: nobody heard of him, nobody cares of him, he is
thus
therefore
throwing
the full weight of
that pompous nothing into
things!!!111
mircea_popescu: i love all
the pretense
tho, "my personal and professional reputation" apparently is
the new stock phrase of
the chump.
mircea_popescu: "o i know, brilliant idea : i will
try and frontrun mp!11"
dexX7: "To
the chagrin of
the less confrontational, I plan
to attack. And in putting my personal and professional reputation on
the line, I will attack ruthlessly, from
the front, and (figuratively) shoot
to kill. By Monday, I expect
that either: a) Vessenes and Matonis resign gracefully from
the board of
the Bitcoin Foundation, ..."
mircea_popescu: this is
the 80s, back when people using bitcoin i mean email were considered at
the very least a little by
the guys who generally know everything better
mircea_popescu: "some local computer shop owner yelled at me over
the phone when I asked him
to email me a price list,
telling me
that he would never waste his
time on email because it
took 20
times longer
than a phone call"
dexX7: turned out it was a 14 yo child who found
the stealer on hackforums
dexX7: there was once a
trojan stealer on btctalk which searched for wallet.dat files and forwarded
them via mail -
the guy included his mail credentials of his private gmail acc =D
dexX7: and
there are some with a negative balance :D
dexX7: no user data, only
trade histories etc.
ozbot: Come oon just
try it - Imgur
bitcoinpete: "Thank You people of r/bitcoin! Your unique, sarcastic and exaggerated humour has enabled me
to cope with
the depression and suicidal
thoughts after my financial loss due
to MtGox."
bitcoinpete: And if
that's
too pricey,
this shit is priceless:
ozbot: 7 Most Expensive Homes In
The World » Fascinating Pics
thestringpuller: maybe gpg and relational databases aren't meant
to be friends
thestringpuller: i guess
that might work
though...if you only have referentials by pk in your queries; once you retreive
the column you could deal with decryption...but hmm
dexX7: don't encrypt primary keys and you're good
to go?
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: perhaps if you stored gpg flatfile and indexed it,
then gpg is
the bottle neck and not
the db
trying
to decrypt cells...
thestringpuller: it's not built for it, has
to call libcrypt or some bullshit
thestringpuller: and you encrypted all
the rows it would
take 3-4
times longer for normal operation cause it has
to decrypt everytime
thestringpuller: so if
the database is ever compromised for any reason, it won't matter because it requires a specific gpg key
to decrypt
the rows
ozbot: Messaging - Open
Transactions
thestringpuller: ThickAsThieves: if porn is
the mortar of
technology, are video games like
the firewood?
mircea_popescu: it still requires you
to compile a client and run a server does it ?
dexX7: CheckDavid: as said, i'm not really sure how it works.
there seem
to be central processing servers. new in
the sense of "not bitcoin, new underlying
technology"
ThickAsThieves: all
the people
that want decentralized shit like ot and mastercoin are
too dumb
to use it
mircea_popescu: dexX7 what do you mean new ?
the guy's been working at it since before my
time
CheckDavid: dexX7: oh. So
that system is centralized unlike master coin
mircea_popescu: and by now on
their sweat and
toil it became generally available
mircea_popescu: in
the 2000s it was a business expense for
the girfrliendsa working
the cams,
mircea_popescu: ThickAsThieves because
they can finally afford mass computers and net
mircea_popescu: people who speak languages with genders end up with fictitious gender partitions like witch/wizard because
the
teachers are lazy
dexX7: CheckDavid: i don't know much about ot, but it seems it's something completly new, more like a next gen bitmessage + encryption + central server bundle. mastercoin has it's own
transaction
types etc. and stores
them encoded in
the blockchain
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] [PAID] 2.39806461 BTC
to 3`639 shares, 65899 satoshi per share
mircea_popescu: it was all about "projecting your sexuality" upon random unfortunate members of
the general public
mircea_popescu: actually, you may get a kick out of reading his (obviously very valuable) instructions and
teachings.