Wie kommst du auf Sonntag/Montag?

hey, i thought the network was only capable of 2-3 tx/s?  look at our peaks today.  not bad:

Waiting for over 4hr for my tx now... :/

To create a binary seed from the mnemonic, we use the PBKDF2 function with a mnemonic sentence (in UTF-8 NFKD) used as the password and the string "mnemonic" + passphrase (again in UTF-8 NFKD) used as the salt.

Yes, please. Your ego has inflated well beyond the walls of this humble thread. Time to start your own.

Here's a working title: Anonymint's pedantic pontifications.

Yes, that is correct but if you forget the password you lose the coins, period. No way to recover them if you cannot remember the password(s).

if (storage.has_passphrase_protection && storage.passphrase_protection && strlen(sessionPassphrase)) {
			// decrypt hd node
			uint8_t secret[64];
			uint8_t salt[12];
			memcpy(salt, "TREZORHD", 8);
			layoutProgressSwipe("Waking up", 0);
			pbkdf2_hmac_sha512((const uint8_t *)sessionPassphrase, strlen(sessionPassphrase), salt, 8, BIP39_PBKDF2_ROUNDS, secret, 64, get_root_node_callback);
			aes_decrypt_ctx ctx;
			aes_decrypt_key256(secret, &ctx);
			aes_cbc_decrypt(sessionRootNode.chain_code, sessionRootNode.chain_code, 32, secret + 32, &ctx);
			aes_cbc_decrypt(sessionRootNode.private_key, sessionRootNode.private_key, 32, secret + 32, &ctx);
		}
		memcpy(node, &sessionRootNode, sizeof(HDNode));

While you guys are on this topic....

I plan on buying a Trezor in the next 2 or 3 weeks and was planning on buying 3 but it seems like this is not needed seeing as you can have more than one account on a Trezor.

Is my understanding correct in that you can have say a sort of 'hot' wallet or rather everyday use wallet (with no password) and then say two further wallets each with their own password. If one starts up the Trezor you then only need to enter the relevant password for the wallet you are trying to access?

If the above is correct, is there a limit on the number of wallets you can have on a single Trezor?

That particular benefit is not attributable to IBLT.

You can stop sending transactions twice by putting transaction hashes, rather than full transactions, in the block message.

IBLT allows miners to broadcast (information that can be used to construct) those hashes while they mine rather than waiting after they found the block to send everything.

Yes, you are right. But solex is presenting IBTL like it reduces bandwidth to 1/32

IBLT takes a large spike in needed bandwidth that occurs at the time a block is found and spreads it out over the entire time the block is being mined.

If you're already talking about bandwidth requirements in terms of 10 minutes averages, then introducing IBLT doesn't appreciably change anything.

Hey all, I just got a trezor and have a question.

Initially set it up w/ only PIN protection. If I enable password protection and leave some funds in the 'non password protected' accounts as well as the newly created 'password protected account'....

How does the recovery process work in this case? When doing the seed recovery process would I check the box 'password encrypted'(or w/e it is) ... if so would this restore both my 'non password protected' & 'password protected' accounts?(even tho the 'non password protected' accounts have no password?)

Warum werden hier vorhergehende Beiträge so oft zitiert?

Wir stehen kurz vor einem Ausbruch und hier ist Funkstille? 

A hacky scrypt rig I assembled a while back, overclocked slightly to 13.6-13.7 MH/sec (all devices are stock because I'm a chickenshit when it comes to actually hardware modding such things   )...  It's all stuffed into a PC case because the computer therein also serves as my network gateway/firewall, so it's up 24/7 anyway.  The strips of tape across the front are just to keep my cats out while the machine is closed-up, as the front "knockout panels" have long since been removed.

Blog-chain technology is desroptive technology , hard to get if your not very smart (or not old enuf or a woman) but never give up ! Its like mankind is on the tipping point , but just not have big yarbles to think outside the box to inovate.

Accounts->Add Key mostly just pops up "Synchonizing, please wait ..." when I touch it. Then the message fades out. But nothing else happens. I wait a while, still nothing happens. I touch 'Add Key' again, and the same thing happens. Eventually, apparently at random, I get to choose between "Add HD Account" and "Advanced".

It looks like "Add HD Account" will let me do what I want. I can add an account for each person I want to give an address to, and name the account after them.

It tells me "All HD accounts are derived from your Master Seed - if you keep your 12-Words-Backup secure, you can restore all your HD accounts with it."

I think "12-Word-Backup" would read better.

To check this, I made a new account, selected it, then clicked 'CREATE BACKUP". We did the "Synchonizing, please wait ..." dance again, and eventually it prompted me for my PIN. I entered it. Then it told me that an additional backupup is currently not possible. And that my PIN was recently changed. That's absolutely not true. I have never changed my PIN since I first set it about a year ago. What's going on there? Why does it constantly try to "synchronize" when I'm not doing anything that should hit the network, and why won't it let me make a new backup? I just wanted to see if it gave me the same 12 words as before, for the new HD account.

Oh, also it says "we prevent you (...) to export ...". To the best of my knowledge, that should be "we prevent you (...) from exporting ...".

My Friends!
Is the mankind really ready for the blog-chain, or not? I think not, because women arent very smart yet.
Discuss.