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edivad: 2nd) the second time that i've started TRB, it was complaining that
wallet.dat was corrupted (this
wallet.dat was generated from latest core, so i suppose is
deterministic, is this the reason for being rejected?)
mircea_popescu: a
deterministic wallet can have its uses, but they typically aren't "user trying to cheat on running a node".
mircea_popescu: PeterL reusing an otp straight makes bothering with the whole scheme kinda pointless ; hashing an old otp to generate a new otp is perhaps dubious, but in widespread use. (it's more or less what a "
deterministic"
wallet is, for instance)
Carli-: asciilifeform: which
wallet do you use? or are there any other wallets, that can do:
Deterministic, Offline transactions, Multiple Wallets ?
Chillum: If you want that then use a
deterministic wallet assbot: WarpWallet -
deterministic bitcoin
wallet generator
dignork: fluffypony, you can, but then you'll have to treat your
wallet as non-
deterministic BingoBoingo: I like the Multibit interface more for handling multiple
wallet, but I'm liking Electrum more and more as I play with it. I just wish there was a good solution for handling both
Deterministic and random generation wallets.
fluffypony: keonne: I would stay away from MultiBit if you're non-technical; Electrum is
deterministic so you backup your
wallet by writing down or memorising 12 words, much easier
benkay: you may consider a dicelist and a
deterministic wallet, Hirethestache.
decimation: what if one were to use a
deterministic wallet address derived from retina features for instance