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nubbins`: suppose person X's
traffic is being sniffed. person X sets up a private bitbet, with input address A and payout address B. sniffer observes
this. sniffer now knows
that person X controls address B.
Mallstromm: I'm sure not logging on my personal POP3, non-SSL email account
through
Tor
mircea_popescu: nubbins` i'd
tell you but i'm
trying being polite ot
the noobs.
Mallstromm: sure, exit nodes are sniffing my encrypted
traffic
nubbins`: maybe i'm just being obtuse, but i'm not sure where
the confusion is here
mircea_popescu: get in
the wot, come back in a year, i might care. probably i won't, but anywya.
mircea_popescu: Mallstromm may i point out
that
the firm guarantees of nobody are worth nothing ?
MisterE: hah, people are selling off interest in
their coins locked up in Cox
Mallstromm: dignork: I've used bitcoinfog many
times. It works just fine.
They've been in business for more
than a year now. It's as safe as it gets. Just do not send hundreds of coins but a few dozens at a
time
dignork: Mallstromm, I assume LE sniffing bitbet
traffic
Mallstromm: dignork: well, if LE is sniffing your
traffic
that means
they are physically VERY CLOSE
to you...
Thus you have much bigger problems
dignork: mircea_popescu: i do not mean script kiddie intercepting plaintext
http traffic
to bitbet, I mean
trivial for law enforcement for example
Apocalyptic: i'm pretty sure
they are selectively scamming
Mallstromm: what it's sure is
that sending
the "tainted" coins from address A
to receive
them back
to address A is just retarded.
Mallstromm: if you want
to
tumble your coins, just send
them
to bitcoinfog.com and follow
the procedure
mircea_popescu: dignork maybe
trivially doesn't mean what you
think it means.
nubbins`: but
the guy monitoring his non-
https traffic is observing him placing
these bets
Mallstromm: are you guys still discussing about
the retarded "bitbet as a
tumbler" issue?
dignork: mircea_popescu: assuming it's a private bet, placed over clear channel, it's
trivially linked
mircea_popescu: take a bet with a:b odds. place bet A on a going
to A', bet B on b going
to B'.
☟︎ dignork: mircea_popescu: I don't care if it's called
tumbler,
the idea is
that person A sends funds
to person B in untraceable way. Placing bet over public channel is not so untraceable.
pLambert: use bitbet as
tumbler: put in small bet on winning side, put in large (to be laundered) bet on
the losing side. Voila, instead of having stolen bitcoins you now have gambling winnings.
mircea_popescu: inasmuch as
this is
true, and you wish
to do "x-tumbler-dance" obviously bitbet won't be a good solution for oyu.
mircea_popescu: 're proceeding with a clear understanding of what you wish
to achieve
dignork: mircea_popescu: yep, I meant onion addr,
the point is
to encrypt
the
traffic, not identity of
the player
dignork: mircea_popescu: I meant it does not implement hidden service, or at least I couldn't find
the interface
dignork: mircea_popescu, sorry I had
to jump offline for a bit, back
to
the using bitbet as a
tumbler, private bets do provide
this function, but bitbet.us is not accessible over
tor and does not work over
https... benkay: but
those are
the best bets!
pLambert: nah, I dont like
to bet on idiots
nubbins`: willing
to put some money behind
that?
pLambert: so, when MtGox goes away in a day or
two, will
the price on
the other exchanges go back up
to 1000?
benkay: us young guys -
too young
to get shitloads of dollars into btc at
the right
time, doomed
to
toil for
the cryptolords forever.
benkay: and i *like*
the place.
mircea_popescu: i
think he may be
trying for a job in
the actual institutions
mircea_popescu: nah
they have a commie kid for mayor, he'll stick
till
the
town sinks.
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Bugpowder: I stopped
the
terrorists and created 2.5 million jobs with my bit license
benkay: sounds like
typical usg propaganda
mircea_popescu: JERRY: (sarcastically) Ya,
then maybe baldness will catch on.
This will all be
turning your way.
mircea_popescu: GEORGE: Really? (Jerry shakes his head) Maybe
this will become like a cool
thing, living with your parents.
mircea_popescu: course it could just as well go
to 3983409583409853098 on
the 1st
benkay: weight's working correctly on
that one
too.
mircea_popescu: i'm pasting
this here because i'd like at least one person
to get it.
ozbot: imgur:
the simple image sharer
mircea_popescu: Mircea Popescu @Mircea_Popescu @TMFHousel @EddyElfenbein
Thank you Mr. Candide. Pangloss is calling, run along now.
mircea_popescu: Morgan Housel @TMFHousel Critics: Mark Zuckerberg understands
the value of social networks better
than you do.
That's why he's Mark Zuckerberg and you're a critic.
nubbins`: lovely responsive design
there
benkay: mircea_popescu dignork: even so, private bets hold addresses...private, keeping
third parties from bridging
through scraping bitbet
dignork: mircea_popescu, for proper
tumbling return address should be passed out of band, reading about private bets now
mircea_popescu: lol it'd be epic if
they actually put a dice system in.
ThickAsThieves: now if BitBet itself also needs
to clean coins, i could see
this working out
dignork: ThickAsThieves: yes, you can, but return address is posted in
the betting
transaction
benkay: dignork: bet wins are returned
to
the address of your choice - get it right.
benkay: ThickAsThieves: you can check with mircea_popescu and kakobrekla but i believe you'll be getting older coins
than you put int.
dignork: ThickAsThieves, coins might be different, but bitbet is useless for hiding, bet wins are returned
to
the same address, or
the one mentioned in initial
transfer, so it's easy
track
Mallstromm: maybe
they were referring
to Mircea's "milky-white chest"
benkay: mircea_popescu: referring
to your link ibm/bitcoin poster and
the failure of education
nubbins`: yeah, i guess it's a bit of a reach
that weeaboos could organize in meatspace
ThickAsThieves: Lawsky: Hard
to put
the genie back in
the bottle. I can't predict
the future but Bitcoin is certainly a new powerful
technology
that holds a lot of promise for
the future if we can mitigate some of
the potential negatives like money laundering.
ThickAsThieves: "Many bitcoin enthusiasts
think
that
the widespread adoption of some form of cryptocurrency is an inevitability and
that unfriendly governments such as China and Russia will ultimately be powerless
to stop it. Do you share
this view?"