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pankkake: I guess. it's not very good
to bring new users
though
kakobrekla: i
think it would vastly improve
the odds of acceptance
kakobrekla: pankkake maybe
try
to
talk
to mp before submiting it
Vexual: an imperial fuck
tonne of coins might be locked up for a while
ozbot: BitBet - Exchange currency volume
to be at least 25% CNY before 2014
dexX7: kakobrekla: oh
that's a neat interpretation
pankkake: I'm not very happy with
the contents of some bets
dexX7: it's sad
though.
the bet has potential
pankkake: I'd do
that, but I have deleted my account again
dexX7: they say
there were several incarnations of dpr
pankkake: kakobrekla:
time
to do
the double spend you always wanted
to do!
pankkake: gmaxwell>
tgs3: not
the first
time, certantly not
the last.
Kleeck_: thanks for
that freshcoin -
the crowd is cold.
Diablo-D3: yeah, I
think gmaxwell just needs
to step down
ozbot: Dilbert comic strip for 10/02/2013 from
the official Dilbert comic strips archive.
Diablo-D3: I wonder if its
time
to launch DMC 2.0 sometime in
the next 3 months
Vexual: paperwallet and hole in
the ground associates
lolstate: There is now a #neobee IRC channel if anyone you would like
to join us
dub: had plenty of people suggest hiding miners around
the multitude of places I could
jurov: lol i remembered we were
thinking here about installing clandestine miners
to
trolleybuses
jurov: but
they have cameras inside so not
trivial
jurov: or
there are public
transport buses wit wifi running around.. just hack
them for power somehow
pankkake: the hardest is
to have both internet and power
pankkake: jurov: I hope it will be common in
the future. even as simple relays
jborkl: it would be easier
to hide raspberry pis all over at places with free wifi, no one would ever see
them
jurov: but i don't really have an use for
that
pankkake: that doesn't make much sense. who does
the escrow?
jurov: i
toyed with idea
to hide small solar-powered computer in some place with public wifi
mjoiii: rewrite it
to be distributed?
pankkake: I guess a seller would be
the most knowledgeable
pankkake: so I don't really have
the experience
to rewrite
the
thing
jurov: from
that follows we'll never have sufficiently secure sr-like service
kakobrekla: just be sure
to leave your gmail here first
pankkake: eh, it's better
to have 80% uptime
that 0% eventually
kakobrekla: "oh man a mosquito rm -rfed my silk road for
the
third
time
this week!"
pankkake: no passwords, only physical
tokens
pankkake: and
then,
the physical security
mjoiii: i mean
that can offer protection
pankkake: I wonder if combining
tor and i2p is doable
mjoiii: the only layers seems
to be political
pankkake: well, I'd certainly
try
to put multiple layers (hehe) of security
jurov: "idea be
to string
the various
tiers across multiple countries"oh nobody does it, perhaps except me
mjoiii: wouldn't
the idea be
to string
the various
tiers across multiple countries?
dub: ikr, has anyone even seen a chemtrail
this week?
jurov: pankkake, or host from internet cafe 150m away..just
to be safe, yeah
pankkake: or simply, host at home. silk road wouldn't require
that much bandwith
pankkake: if you rent
the bay, maybe you can booby
trap it
dub: even smalltown pedo LE
types have shit
to sieze or image running machines
kakobrekla: unfortunatley
they have just
taken it down!
jurov: i was under impression
they just subpoenaed colo provider and imaged
the machine via network using some 0day
dub: so you cant snarf
the rf
pankkake: kakobrekla: yes, unless
they're
too late
mjoiii: trying
to understand... how optical? keyboard for example.
kakobrekla: you can cool down ram and move it
to another location / machine and read it
pankkake: CRT monitors were easy
to spy on
dub: even back
then all your peripherals, monitor, keyboard etc was hooked up opticaly
dub: I have a buddy
that designed a bunch of govt security shit
dub: look at
the waaaaves brah
pankkake: and even
then,
there are full-whatever UPSes
that would probably kill it
mjoiii: directly
through
the lines or from
the waves coming off
them?
dub: they could in
the 80's
dub: they can read ram
through
the power lines
mjoiii: so
that was an .onion
too, i didn't know
mjoiii: would
this be
the first occurrence of a
tor site being
taken down?
mjoiii: i would have
thought dpr would be way
the hell away from
the US
pankkake: looks like I'm
the only one competent and paranoid enough
to run
the new silk road. brb
pankkake: oh, I mean
that's what *should* be done - not what was done
mjoiii: then how'd
they image it back in jul?
pankkake: you can read ram
through walls?
mjoiii: pankkake: so
they'd image it by remote?
pankkake: Diablo-D3:
there are ways around
that. like hosting it in a physically controlled location
Diablo-D3: they most likely pulled
the key out of ram before shutting it down
Diablo-D3: pankkake:
that wouldnt really do much
pankkake: I hope
the server was encrypted…
mjoiii: they left it running since july when
they imaged it
dub: standard FBI MO would be
to leave it running
dub: I'm shocked
that it even went down
Diablo-D3: dub: how does it get resolved?
the site comes back online
tommorow
pankkake: the "dpr
tried
to hire a hitman" is fishy,
though
dub: how
the fuck does
that get resolved?
pankkake: thanks
to dexX7
trolling reddit
dub: As we look at
the situation in
the security arena. we see an awful lot of big companies . Fortune 100-level companies . with,
to be perfectly candid, appalling security.
They have fundamentally no idea what
they.re doing,
mjoiii: does anyone remember it being
there in
the past?
mjoiii: I don't remember seeing
the word "hidden" in
this notice before