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mircea_popescu: so it's an identity in
that more mathematical sense, not in
the more psychological sense of
the
term.
mircea_popescu: you're really veryifying
that
the key signing here is
the same key signing
there
mircea_popescu: you're not really verifying
that
the key is really
this bloke in
timisoara you couldn't care less about
dub: or
that he is who he says he is
Josh_Rossi: and
then i can see
that
the key actually signed
that statement
Josh_Rossi: i
trust
that
they key i used was really you
mircea_popescu: originally
these keys were invented for and used by people whose real world presence was more important
to each other
Josh_Rossi: all i know is
that
they say "this is my pub key"
Josh_Rossi: and in your case, it is known
that
that is your key
Josh_Rossi: i guess
they are saying
that while
that key is definitely valid
mircea_popescu: however, you didn't identify
the key by it being named joe
Josh_Rossi: someone with access
to
that private key
mircea_popescu: what
they mean is, anyone can create a key which would be named "Joe"
Josh_Rossi: but it also said something like "this message is signed by
this key, but
that does not mean
that it is really him"
Josh_Rossi: i saw MPOE-PR show a sig
that verified
that she was authorized
to speak on behalf of MPOE
Josh_Rossi: or i guess more accurately, learn more about how
trust and cryptography are related
mircea_popescu: rather
than
the nominalist approach,
try
the functional
Josh_Rossi: yes, does
the WoT
take
the role of a key signing party
Josh_Rossi: i assume
that everyone has read or is aware of
that book...but if not it is amazing book about cryptography and digital currencies
that was written before btc
took off i
think
Josh_Rossi: i mean fulfill
the role
that a key signing party would have fulfilled
Josh_Rossi: like key signing? or does gribble basically do
that for us
Josh_Rossi: is
there some sort of certificate system?
mircea_popescu: moreover, if i lost my id i would be meh, send someone
to get a new one
Josh_Rossi: and for
the most part in real life, people
trust you
to be you cuz you look
the same
Josh_Rossi: you don't use
them as often as you go online
Josh_Rossi: i had a long discussion with someone about how online identities may become much more valuable
than social security numbers or drivers licenses
Josh_Rossi: well, i kind of want
to start using pgp for certain emails
assbot: !mp <signcrypted dpaste.com url> (desc: returns
the response from MPEX order)
assbot: !ticker <exchange> <ticker> (desc: returns current
ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO)
Anduck: i havent
touched my gpg since
that
Josh_Rossi: but i already set up a script
to do it with pgp
Anduck: sign it with
the btc addr
Anduck: do ;;bcauth and when you get
the string
Josh_Rossi: but i realized
that you are just changing
the btc address from none
to whatever
Josh_Rossi: yeah, i got it, i
thought
that was going
to change my pgp address
dub: add btc address
to his otc user I
think
Azelphur: Josh_Rossi: care
to elaborate on what you're
trying
to do?
Josh_Rossi: so i can't find any info on
the wiki about adding a bitcoin address
mircea_popescu: "this is
to prove key ownership over irc session 10 mar 2013 not valid for any other purpose"
mircea_popescu: if you can't id with
that i'll have
to ask you
to sign something.
topace_: mircea_popescu: so i just got a push receipt,
that validates, but
there arent any extra units in my account
to account for
the push?
MJR__: did you see
that South Park?
dub: turning right is
the devils work
MJR__: gonna drive straight,
then
turn
to
the left
mircea_popescu: dub
the funny
thing is, one of
the
things american ppl in england
tend
to mock is
the roundabouts
topace_: pigeons: mpex
transfer should work again now
pizzaman1337: pympex works for me, I just edited
the key. Make sure you sign
the new one
too.
jurov: topace, did you upgrade
to my versionabove?
FabianB: topace_: did you edit in
the new one in
the source?
topace_: oh its
telling me
to email you my public key first
topace_: pympex keeps
telling me invalid signature,. but i have
the new one in my keyring, and its signed
FabianB: if
there are existing users: key can be changed in ~/.mpex/config.yaml
jurov: mjr_ had
to very quickly move whole site and learn how amazon ec2 works
jurov: mjr_ well, i got sick of
the whole situation (as if i catched cold)
mjr_: that was a nice experience, ltc into btc-e,
traded for btc, and gone back
to coinbr in less
than a half hour
topace_: can't even get
to mp's blog
to get
the gpg key data
topace_: is
there a working mpex proxy besides
the bot here?
topace_: gotta find
the details on it.. since mpex is down i dont know where
to look
topace_: pigeons: yea, i need
to get
that new key in
there
maximian: still, nice
to see some some demand return
maximian: yep, and
trade volume is still light. probably no big moves without some news.
maximian: could be… we might see a nice recovery back
to
the .0070s
maximian: it could be
that
the rise in
the exchange rate is being offset by more players
gabridome: yeah..Beg your pardon. You should be
tierd
to answer question
to newbies. I didn't check
the subkeys...
gabridome: so I guess gpg
tools keyring doesn't read well
the lenght(?) mmhhh
pigeons: topace_: looks like your mpex
transfer script needs
to look for
the sig by
the new mpex key
FabianB: maximian:
thanks, if you have any suggestions i'll constantly
try
to improve it
pizzaman1337: kakobrekla: bot
to arb S.DICE on mpex/havelock?
pigeons: dont bother asking
the fingerprint, just
the lenght and expiry date
pizzaman1337: mircea_popescu: gpg doesn't seem
to be able
to find
that key for me, would you mind posting
the key block somewhere?
gabridome: smickless: remember
to change youKeyID and
to put eventually
the esclamation point
dub: mircea_popescu: using coinbr ont
the proxy