asciilifeform: but if the snowden2 slides are genuine, we know approx what it looks like.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: ever wonder, how come these folks never turn ?
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 15:46:58; ascii_butugychag: 'Filippo Valsorda. I'm Italian and I work on the CloudFlare Security Team in London. I built the public Heartbleed test and I mess with cryptography. Public speaker. Motorbike rider. Frequent flyer. Hacker School F'13.'
mircea_popescu: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=06-01-2016#1361515 << aka "i'm a 100% remora working at attaching myself to the republic on behalf of the empire".
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller / shinohai / whoever has a tardstalk acct, plox let 'em know too kthx.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla if people are still emailing you re bitbet : it seems currently that the whole shebang should be done before the weekend. with apologies to all the users who got their payouts delayed.
asciilifeform: relative of mine once took - very worn - pair of american shit-shoes to an old ru emigre shoemaker, asked 'what he could do.' the wizened master replied: 'i can throw these out for you'
mircea_popescu: that said, i'm null for pouches. and "i know shoes" but not in the sense chicks usually mean.
mircea_popescu: to sum it up, not everyone in the wow's playing a warlock.
mircea_popescu: and recall the old thread re spending moneyz ?
mircea_popescu: not quite the same. this woman actually was useful.
asciilifeform: in which i'd rather not rearrange
asciilifeform: i don't hunt polar bears, either. and yes, i know that it is possible, provided that one rearranges his life in particular ways
asciilifeform: ditto lewhateverthefuckon
asciilifeform: the intersection of females i give half a phuq about and the set that have any truck with l v is null
asciilifeform: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-01-2016#1362026 << BingoBoingo, the name itself is spam
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 03:36:41; dbclk: and i like trading to be honest apart from the fact i'm loosing money
asciilifeform: (there is, e.g., 'steam', for linux, iirc)
asciilifeform: but the turd ~itself~ will not compile c/cpp.
asciilifeform: whatever they built it on, most certainly (unless it was hand-carved in asm)
asciilifeform: well they have a 'dotnet' runtime for lin
asciilifeform: they built it for linux
mircea_popescu: do they have a C# linux ?
asciilifeform: no c compiler in there
asciilifeform for the lulz, actually went and installed visualstudio-for-linux! it builds strictly c#
asciilifeform: microshit is slowly getting into the game, but their 'open sores' only run on microshit and hence easily ignored by sane folk
mircea_popescu: and since they own 1/13 or so of the fed printing press, they can keep "paying them" to do it.
mircea_popescu: " and then you look at the code and it's the same set of aggressive, google employed queergenders." << actually yes.
BingoBoingo: Also checking the spam que, fucking NBA and Lebron James are spamming SEO to their actual domains
asciilifeform: fwiw since i banned aws i get steady round-the-clock connections from cn. but i have no particular reason to think that they represent miners.
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 01:42:46; kakobrekla: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=06-01-2016#1361272 < id be surprised if anyone outside ba even uses the thing let alone mine with it. there arent any miners here.
mircea_popescu: last i visited kharkov, nice student chicks sat topless in the windows of the "student campus" buildings, 20 dollars.
assbot: Logged on 30-07-2014 13:57:10; asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: remember the story about gorby and andropov?
assbot: Logged on 16-08-2014 21:39:02; asciilifeform: 'mr carter, you aren't cleared for this, and if you ask again there will be problems.'
asciilifeform: the elected buggers don't rule.
mircea_popescu: if they don't care then not shooting anyone. if shooting anyone, then yes they care.
mircea_popescu: they are mutually contradictory.
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 00:31:31; asciilifeform: and the last time a muppet-in-chief tried to actually rule, his wife ended up picking up pieces of his head
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 00:45:07; asciilifeform: as a very wealthy usg-dod consultant once said to me, 'i don't give a flying fuck whether it is the democrats, the republicans, or the lesbians, who win'
mircea_popescu: so... "let's keep all the holes we had and add a whole new layer!"
mircea_popescu: incidentally, speaking of this : are you aware, for a chuckle, that leveldb "replaced" bdb in bitcoin in the sense that... not. because bdb is still linked because used for wallet.
mircea_popescu: if we admit this was deliberate rather than "oh look what i can do! &^*p!"
asciilifeform: the important thing imho is to distinguish 'broken' (if only this!) from the actuality - ~~misengineered~~
mircea_popescu: but i think merely the point that it's broken is worth stating. because apparently the people that understand it's broken didn't know it worked like this (me) and the people that knew how it worked... well... got seduced.
asciilifeform: i am in the process of working this transmogrification for pgp, a CONSIDERABLY simpler animal, and am astonished every day
mircea_popescu: all i'm sayin' is that the current "better" solution to that problem is a) worse and b) unspecifiedly so.
asciilifeform: depends on how badly mircea_popescu needs to take the apple in
asciilifeform: where N is however long it's been between the two doubted points
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: thing is that you also have to 'rebuild table' when various other things happen - orphaned chains (phorkletz!), the idiot malleation thing, and possibly other
mircea_popescu: jurov what "body" "needs" ain't got the substance of ghost spit yo!
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: this is like saying that all problems are O(1) - true! if you already know the answer!
asciilifeform: calculating the ~actual answer~, that is
mircea_popescu: annoying problems don't go away just because we don't want to have them.
mircea_popescu: the point fucking stands : the only correct solution to the problem is have nodes keep a table of balances.
mircea_popescu: oh i stop counting the A's. 1-200 ?
mircea_popescu: this is like the 20th dude.
mircea_popescu: you gotta choose. either for the poor and then shit, or else gold but not for the poor.
mircea_popescu: fundamental problem here is that bitcoin started life trying to be "gold for the poor".
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform the correct solution is to keep a table.
gribble: The operation succeeded.
mircea_popescu: ;;later tell pete_dushenski re the missing reports : i do intend to publish them asap. been delayed by an assortment of issues such as argentinian power, bitbet adventures etc. they'll get there.
asciilifeform: and much of the gnarl in this thread stems from attempts to somehow work around this fact
asciilifeform: thing is, answering the question of 'what balance has address A at time t' is an O(N) operation on the whole motherfucking blockchain
kakobrekla: not at the moment.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla no, the only thing an address can do is send its whole contents.
assbot: Logged on 07-01-2016 00:15:36; mircea_popescu: gotta get a COMPETENT accountant to sit down and make a full list on fucking papert and then croiss them out and etc.
asciilifeform: i know more or less nothing about mircea_popescucoin, but from what i recall, the item he has now is the result of having attempted this very 'c0d3rz are fungible and 10s of k usd actually buys something' thing in the past, and ended up with... this
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu seriously thinks that he can get a monkey to correctly re-engineer the entire orchestra ?
assbot: Logged on 07-01-2016 00:10:34; mircea_popescu: yeah, right, spending the 10's of k's to fix this is not good enough, ima commit to endless millions to have electrum audited to production environment level.
asciilifeform: and for all i know, some not-especially-talkative fella, perhaps even in the same shop where i work, is doing this
asciilifeform: but srsly, to 'fix' this, it is actually necessary to burn down the whole tard edifice
assbot: Logged on 07-01-2016 00:06:18; mircea_popescu: here asciilifeform, even more stuff to fix off your father's bitcoin.
asciilifeform: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-01-2016#1361822 << lulzily i just put in a long hard day laying the foundations of a provably-correct $boringwidget for $censoredrichfolks
assbot: Logged on 07-01-2016 00:06:03; mircea_popescu: i never afore today realised this braindamage is actually in there ;/
asciilifeform: and apparently not mircea_popescu either
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 23:57:31; mircea_popescu: a transaction that spends bitcoin from an address, that is signed and that has the bitcoin may never be rejected.
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 23:42:35; mircea_popescu: i am not in the business of debugging the blockchain, really. i am in the business of making payments. i can in fact prove that i did sign a transaction, from an address that had the coin, to the addresses that should get it.
kakobrekla: "send their total contents as follows" now i noted the 'total' - then you must never reuse an address.
kakobrekla: also, if you do not change something in the process of paying out bbet winning this thing is bound to repeat sooner or later.
kakobrekla: sign to move 1 btc from that address to another
mircea_popescu: this is the correct format for a bitcoin transaction : "address i[1..n] send their total contents as follows : B1 to address j1, B2 to address j2, Bm to address jm. therefore signed."
mircea_popescu: <kakobrekla> no, because <mircea_popescu> a transaction that spends bitcoin from an address, that is signed and that has the bitcoin may never be rejected. << once one's accepted [some of] the others no longer are discussing an address that has the btc.
pete_dushenski: and the crowds go wild
mircea_popescu: well... so bitbet update : we went from "bitcoin is broken, will be fixed at an unspecified future date no earlier than 2020" to "bitcoin is borken, we might have a circumvention in place before the year is out".
mircea_popescu: gotta get a COMPETENT accountant to sit down and make a full list on fucking papert and then croiss them out and etc.
kakobrekla: > unconfirmed transactions relating to your own wallet addresses are stored not only in the memory pool, but in wallet.dat, so a restart won't clear them. To accomplish that, you can start bitcoind with the recently added -zapwallettxes option. This will cause bitcoind to forget all transactions associated to your addresses, and rescan the block chain to reconstruct them. In particular, any unconfirmed transactions will be forgotten and
kakobrekla: in the wallet
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla fancy, "use a backup". yes, i have backups. and how the fuck do i identify which payments of the HUGE batch of bitbet payments for end of year were made and which weren't, so i don't end up doublepaying ?
mircea_popescu: any other ideas while i'm throwing away money ?
mircea_popescu: yeah, right, spending the 10's of k's to fix this is not good enough, ima commit to endless millions to have electrum audited to production environment level.
kakobrekla: yes you need to remove bad txes from wallet.dat by removing them with some wallet inspector tool or use a backup from before bad txes came in
punkman: electrum or other wallet should also work
pete_dushenski: reliant robin is an excellent example of bitcoin as it works today : looks to have the right parts but has them in the wrong order and as a result it doesn't quite work as intended. compare this with the morgan 3-wheeler, which is perhaps where trb is headed, which has the same parts, but not welded together by apes.
mircea_popescu: hahahaha WHAT THE FUCK
mircea_popescu: ima have the thing rescanned and resent. but god damned this has to be fixed omfg.
mircea_popescu: http://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/attachments/technical-zone/97708d1373536167-unlocking-your-car-emergency-mrbean.jpg
kakobrekla: no, because <mircea_popescu> a transaction that spends bitcoin from an address, that is signed and that has the bitcoin may never be rejected.
mircea_popescu: here asciilifeform, even more stuff to fix off your father's bitcoin.
kakobrekla: if it werent so you could just phuck a txid and respend the address multiple time given it has balance
mircea_popescu: i never afore today realised this braindamage is actually in there ;/
mircea_popescu: what the fuck sort of braindamaged zombie idiot designs things like this ;/
mircea_popescu: oh god damned. WHO THE FUCK DID THIS!
jurov: i messed that up as usual... so adgain: input is: a hash of a previous transaction + Index of the specific output in the referenced transaction.
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pete_dushenski: obligatory http://www.contravex.com/2015/09/11/down-to-the-last-satoshi-now-with-bonus-poem/
pete_dushenski: also, "mircea_popescu: Fucking horrid terminology, we really shouldn’t be in a situation where input and output means the same thing."
mircea_popescu: motherfucker what ?!
jurov: input is a reference to an output from a previous transaction. output is: a hash of a previous transaction + Index of the specific output in the referenced transaction.
punkman: inputs reference txids not adresses, do they not?
kakobrekla: and i mean the change addresses
kakobrekla: yes but perhaps the client selected T2 in the next transaction you made and T1 in the transaction after that.
mircea_popescu: a transaction that spends bitcoin from an address, that is signed and that has the bitcoin may never be rejected.
mircea_popescu: then you should say "i see a doublespend on your input for tx d8e60a0979024cce9159bd7b59594eae7dec627db5ac6bd088866afea533b0e9"
kakobrekla: T is relevant because unconfirmed coins on the change address are ok to be sent.
mircea_popescu: there is not an acceptable explanation for why this should happen. in fact, it may not happen. period.
kakobrekla: you make a txid T1 which gets phucked and your wallet ends up with a confirmed T2 and unconfirmed T1. this T1 stays in the wallet forever if you dont do anything to it. the client may select that never-to-be-confirmed T1 change address at any time in the future if you dont not-use it specifically.
mircea_popescu: no dude, it's not orphaned or anything. it's in the chain. again, 400+ fucking confirmations should mean something.
mircea_popescu: in any case : at the time d8e60a0979024cce9159bd7b59594eae7dec627db5ac6bd088866afea533b0e9 was broadcast, one of the numerous txids corresponding to its input had in fact been confirmed, for 6+ blocks.
kakobrekla: the client will use you change address funds which will never get confirmed.
kakobrekla: yes it will try to use the outputs of that broken tx
mircea_popescu: as long as the fucking address has coins and was signed, that is ALL.
kakobrekla: the wallet keeps broken tx (a double spend attempt) and can use it for the next tx which wont go through, ever.
mircea_popescu: but that is ALSO irrelevant : if the address had only cpoins now, the tx should go out... noe.
mircea_popescu: yes, when i issued the tx.
jurov: when you issued the tx?
mircea_popescu: jurov the coins i used were confirmed.
jurov: because you used not yet confirmed coins and someone malleated their transaction
kakobrekla: i fell in the same tarpit with not too long ago.
jurov: refresh the wallet, resend
mircea_popescu: if it explains the behaviour or not isn't really all that germane.
mircea_popescu: i am not in the business of debugging the blockchain, really. i am in the business of making payments. i can in fact prove that i did sign a transaction, from an address that had the coin, to the addresses that should get it.
jurov: how comes then, the only blockexplorer that shows the txt, says it's spending invalid output?
mircea_popescu: look : there's)
mircea_popescu: https://blockchain.info/tx/09e82c06cc5fbe3c0f2c2b6a1f575e8ecbb2a92bb493ca3a318525b1eeabe2bd << as you can see the input is mined
mircea_popescu: the txn aren't chained. i don't do that.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla actually, your theory is incorrect.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla i guess bitcoin has a problem then.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform apparently they also make motorcycles.
pete_dushenski: i wonder where he got the idea to use footnotes from...
pete_dushenski: http://epapers.bham.ac.uk/2100/1/cepler_working_paper_13_2015.pdf << hehe. little bro taking the crown in essay competition re : brexit.
pete_dushenski: http://dimsums.blogspot.ca/2015/12/china-pushes-reform-puzzles-over-grain.html << one for the sino-agricultural enthusiasts
phf: they seemed to have made a bunch of very nice bolt actions including an m38 version
ascii_butugychag: iirc they do
jurov: pity they don't make guns (but who knows)
BingoBoingo: I had no idea they were so diversified
BingoBoingo: I thought Husqvarna was the chainsaw and undersized tractor company
kakobrekla: jurov cloak does not really hide your ip either so its irrelevant
mircea_popescu: anyway, i was saying : nono, no bash yet, you missed the punchline. he bought himself a.... husqvarna!
pete_dushenski: " TransCanada Corp sued the U.S government in U.S. federal court on Wednesday, alleging President Barack Obama's rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline exceeded his power under the U.S. Constitution. Obama rejected the cross-border crude oil pipeline late last year, seven years after it was first proposed. TransCanada also filed legal action with NAFTA authorities saying the pipeline permit denial was "arbitrary and u
pete_dushenski: thestringpuller: consumers are wisening up to even this. many not upgrading os despite 'sekkoority' concerns. or switch to chinese-android (yes, i've seen this happen)
thestringpuller: pete_dushenski: only problem is after 3 generations they force the phone to become obsolete.
ascii_butugychag: thestringpuller: approximately
pete_dushenski: ascii_butugychag: it's more that all the idiots already have $800 iphn0es that works just fine thank you very much. new one isn't much better, watch is not cool. so : peak smartphone is a reality
mircea_popescu had 5 vans from the elec company milling about/parked all around.
mircea_popescu: jurov eh these derps, still figuring out electricity.
ascii_butugychag: thestringpuller: l0l tracker. as if everybody did not already know where i were going to and from.
ascii_butugychag: thestringpuller: i own an example of just about every kind of toy
ascii_butugychag: thestringpuller: what made you imagine this ?
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 21:44:59; pete_dushenski: "Apple Inc shares dropped below $100 for the first time in nearly five months on Wednesday following reports of slowing shipments of the tech company's iPhone 6S and 6S Plus." << but can still buy all of russia, right guise ?
ascii_butugychag: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=06-01-2016#1361647 << apparently not enough idiots could be found to buy the $800-pNohe straight up without telco subsidy OR take the eternal rent
jurov: relaying and showing to the web user are two different things
thestringpuller: jurov: well from the explorers standpoint blockcypher doesn't care is just saying "this tx is borked look at these double spent-like errors" and then the story continues
jurov: it is definitely not relaying it if it considers the input invalid
thestringpuller: blockcypher is relaying it, but likely the miners are seeing the tx as invalid for one of the two reasons jurov stated
pete_dushenski: "Apple Inc shares dropped below $100 for the first time in nearly five months on Wednesday following reports of slowing shipments of the tech company's iPhone 6S and 6S Plus." << but can still buy all of russia, right guise ?
jurov: or someone truly pulled the rug from under mp
pete_dushenski: thestringpuller: that's an improvement from blockr because they were claiming to not recognise the transaction at all yesterday
gribble: The operation succeeded.
jurov: thestringpuller: yes. now go compare ebc5d7688364 with 09e82c06cc to determine if it's merely malleated
ascii_butugychag: ;;later tell ben_vulpes ever work with ACL2 Theorem Prover ?
jurov: including the tx itself
jurov: if i'm correct, then why mircea_popescu was spending so very fresh coins?
thestringpuller: Then you can do it more easily than I :P
ascii_butugychag: thestringpuller: i do not know, ask it ?
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 21:09:38; pete_dushenski: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=31-12-2015#1357379 <--> "The price tag for housing, feeding and caring for a prisoner in California has climbed to almost $64,000 annually, up from $49,000 five years ago. Per prisoner, the state spends more than three times the amount it did 20 years ago when the population was a similar size."
ascii_butugychag: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=06-01-2016#1361602 << understand that this means that it costs about the SAME in actual money
jurov: The refresh process has begun. We’ll let you know when it’s complete.
jurov: sigh. namecheap is really a caricature now. clicked refresh icon in the domains list, and it replied:
pete_dushenski: y. The state has also faced increased costs for prescription medications, including $60.6 million this year for new Hepatitis C treatments." << need moar hyooman ritez!!
pete_dushenski: "When asked why the corrections budget hasn’t decreased, California officials often point to a court order to improve inmate medical care. In 2013, responding to the mandate, the state opened a new medical facility in Stockton, called the California Healthcare Facility, designed for inmates needing long-term inpatient medical care and intensive mental health services. The facility costs approximately $295 million a
assbot: Logged on 31-12-2015 15:35:16; asciilifeform: so to return to mircea_popescu's wild supposition, the answer is no - it is much CHEAPER to house a prisoner or pay a guard in usaschwitz than in, e.g., su
pete_dushenski: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=31-12-2015#1357379 <--> "The price tag for housing, feeding and caring for a prisoner in California has climbed to almost $64,000 annually, up from $49,000 five years ago. Per prisoner, the state spends more than three times the amount it did 20 years ago when the population was a similar size."
pete_dushenski: so can’t quite keep their women interested. Look in the eyes of that crazy broad and tell me you think that my homebody with the beard there is sleeping alone. Just the body language of the two men indicates who’s going to wind up tapping that ass in the long run."
pete_dushenski: http://i2.wp.com/jackbaruth.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/germancoupe.jpg?zoom=2&resize=510%2C426 << "At the risk of being indelicate, what you see there is nothing more or less than what happens when women become tired of feminized men. West German society spent seventy years trying to kill its vicious, nationalist inner demons and this is the result: nice young men who would never think about invading Belgium but
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BingoBoingo: What now people care about keeping the telegraph company afloat?
BingoBoingo: But they tend to blow off some value into brown countries which is of undetermined value for fiat system.
pete_dushenski: if not better, seeing as how white kids are used to lavish finished basements all to themselves and aren't used to the sardine lifestyle
pete_dushenski: the more sensible solution is import more brown dudes, undercutting all the pimply basement dwellers with "ideas" for getting rich
BingoBoingo: I dunno, that might work considering the trendy software shit functions as a fiat blowoff valve
phf: oh, man, another fukamachi project (re quickutil). guy works for a tokyo ad startup, generates massive amounts of web dev style common lisp code. he's behind http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=19-11-2015#1327538
thestringpuller: chainflyer doesn't see it either.
thestringpuller: https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/d8e60a0979024cce9159bd7b59594eae7dec627db5ac6bd088866afea533b0e9/ << you sure the miners aren't like blacklisting this transaction?
BingoBoingo: The random places you find Lennart truth http://www.overclock.net/t/1483429/amd-kabini-owners/20#post_22289112
BingoBoingo: They were going to do even-s in when they started caring about the matter in 0.9 but then picked low-s for mysteries
BingoBoingo: <ascii_butugychag> it was trotted out prematurely and made a bit of a splat, but afaik is more or less cemented in now << July 4th was DER encoding. I don't think that involved low-s. Low-s panic was a bunch of derps malleating to high-s and since power ranger client defaulted to low-s a bunch of services that did the zero-conf thing Gox-paniced, because no one could expect. Power rangers then established malleate to low-s nodes.
ascii_butugychag: i can't recall anybody else attempting 'embrace & extinguish' (tm) (r) on... mathematics.
ascii_butugychag: if mircea_popescu's ego cock at least fits on a cable spool, of the kind used to carry fiber on a truck, wolfram's - only fits in the bilge of a 1890s cable-laying steamer
ascii_butugychag: (fateman, '07, review of 'mathematica', http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~fateman/papers/mma6rev.pdf )
ascii_butugychag: 'This is annoying if, as sometimes happens, the most important aspect is a singularity. Worse is the view offered by fans of the program (not necessarily WRI employees!) that an answer is correct because it is what Mathematica computes, and any view to the contrary is the fault of the user (perhaps for misunderstanding the documentation.)'
ascii_butugychag: 'Most design errors from the earlier editions persist; indeed, some defenders of Mathematica seem to view the inevitable peculiar results of these decisions as correct: they are replacing long-standing problems of mathematics notation or convention with a new understanding. This is an alternative world view in which an answer is said to be correct if it is “generic” and ignores sigularities.
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 11:51:42; adlai: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=06-01-2016#1361414 << call me when quickutil and v.cl start their long steamy love affair
ascii_butugychag: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=06-01-2016#1361472 << l0l quickutil: 'An attempt at a solution to this problem was to create what became the de facto standard library for Common Lisp utilities: Alexandria. While Alexandria contains on the order of 100 high quality, useful utilities, it suffers from a very slow-moving oligarchy. Alexandria's improvement depends on their willingness to cooperate in a timely manner
shinohai: looks like thestringpuller took care of it
shinohai: I just happened upon it by reading the scam accusations thread for lolz
punkman: isn't there one of those every time some bitbet tx is delayed
ascii_butugychag: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=06-01-2016#1361488 << iirc that was the july 4 phork
assbot: Logged on 06-01-2016 10:00:07; jurov: <asciilifeform> everybody here would ~barf~ if they knew << applied coprophagy came real?
ascii_butugychag: https://bitbucket.org/sybren/python-rsa/pull-requests/14/security-fix-bb06-attack-in-verify-by/diff << his patch. how would you react to a fella half-heartedly removing a tick from the back of a roadkill deer flattened on a highway ?
ascii_butugychag: 'Filippo Valsorda. I'm Italian and I work on the CloudFlare Security Team in London. I built the public Heartbleed test and I mess with cryptography. Public speaker. Motorbike rider. Frequent flyer. Hacker School F'13.'
ascii_butugychag: and naturally we get the usgtronics: 'As usual, the fact that it's possible to implement a dangerous algorithm correctly, doesn't mean it's humanely possible, and safer algorithms (and primitives) must always be preferred. (See also: deterministic ECDSA.)'
ascii_butugychag: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=06-01-2016#1361476 << mega-l0l! how is the use of e==3 a 'vulnerability' other than in the idiot programmer's head ??
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BingoBoingo: Not sure, but that comment has me thinking mebbe a wrong input tx id is somehow junking the big tx
BingoBoingo: because the network is full of buttholes
punkman: so the stuck tx has an invalid input?
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