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2141  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin Redundancy For Security on: December 15, 2010, 10:21:15 AM
Hey,

I'm writing a proposal and talking about security. So far my weak point is that one computer holds all the Bitcoins.

Is there a way to have an online wallet spread over 8 computers and requiring confirmation from all 8 parties to carry out a command?

The closest idea I got was using GPG to encrypt different parts of the wallet and then one node reconstructs the wallet, does the command and re-splits it up amongst the other nodes.
2142  Other / Off-topic / Re: Poker Meeting on: December 15, 2010, 12:39:47 AM
I could help, if and only if the program will shortly be multi-platform (essentially Windows, Mac OS and *nix), either through ports or bytecode/virtual environments (e.g. Java).

I couldn't get Mac OS to run in VirtualBox so I don't know about that.

But I run Linux so of course it will be multiplatform Smiley

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28/internet-poker/rake-free-open-poker-room-run-poker-community-938389/index11.html#post23524794

Lots of interest on the 2+2 forums about this project.
2143  Other / Off-topic / Re: Poker Meeting on: December 14, 2010, 11:42:55 AM
About WSEX, check out my essay I wrote:
http://www.kartludox.org/index.php?title=Rake-free_Poker

We hope to cover this as on of the agendas at the meeting:
http://www.kartludox.org/index.php?title=Dec_16_2010_-_Public_Forum
(See 3rd point)

Interesting debate about Bitcoin raging on 2+2:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28/internet-poker/rake-free-open-poker-room-run-poker-community-938389/

Would be nice to have some Bitcoin-FUD-fighters.
2144  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: BitCoin Wikipedia page DELETED!!! on: December 14, 2010, 10:16:43 AM
article is back now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin

thanks to everyone that took part Wink pat on our backs.
2145  Other / Off-topic / Re: Poker Meeting on: December 14, 2010, 10:13:57 AM
I have to say though that I gladly pay rake to Poker Stars and that they have no power to exploit me whatsoever. At any time I can stop buying if it is no longer worth it to me. I'm actually a little insulted that you don't think I can evaluate the worth of the service they provide. I don't think I'm the only poker player who can think for themselves either so you might be irritating more people than you realize.

Good point, I didn't realise that- thanks for the tip. I meant it in the way that all Poker sites charge the same rake. You have the choice to either play or not play.
2146  Other / Off-topic / Poker Meeting on: December 14, 2010, 09:32:35 AM
Hey,

I'll keep this short but I know some of you are interested in Poker. We're a group writing Poker software and this might interest some of you. It's the text we spammed to various Poker websites.

------

Everyday 200k play on PokerStars. After the day's end, PokerStars has netted a nice $1.34 million. They give themselves a nice pat on the back while the players have been exploited. Running a Poker site is not a high-cost expense.

Rake distorts the games. Without rake, a losing player might be breakeven, a breakeven player a solid winner and a winner is a MASSIVE winner. People move up faster leading to more fish at higher stakes benefiting the whole Poker economy.

Even with the huge sums taken out of the games by the sites, they still offer shoddy service in return. PokerStars gives you a couple of TV tournaments and a piecemeal updates to their software. Cake Poker gives you atrociously bad security; any programmer can tell you how easy it is to secure your software using programming that is free on the net.

We're proposing a community run Poker room. The software will be completely free/open so anyone can inspect it to make improvements. Because eyes of the whole Poker community will be fixed on it, flaws & security problems very quickly disappear. And if you wish to make your own Poker room then you can! As the server code is also free & open.

We've been working on this rake-free Poker room. For those interested there is an online meeting between Poker players at 22:00 GMT (5PM EST) on Thursday Dec 16th in #pokerface on Freenode. For anyone not familiar with IRC you can join the chatroom here:
http://pastecoin.com/cgi-bin/irc.cgi

If you're interested in this project but won't be able to make the meeting, don't worry about it. The meeting will be logged and posted on the wiki. Even if you're not a developer we need regular poker players to tell us what they want so please attend and voice your thoughts.

See you there!

--- some screenshots of our work so far ----

2147  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Wikileaks Donation on: December 13, 2010, 03:19:26 PM
Hey,

As you know Wikileaks has been finding it very hard to get funding. Here's an idea:

Bitcoin transactions are basically free. That means funds can be bounced around the world many times without any problems.

Let's say person A wants to donate to Wikileaks. They go to our site and request to donate. We have lots of trusted people for different countries who will accept the funds into their bank account. Then each person holder trades their cash for BTC (eCardOne for € or £ -> $ Liberty Reserve -> mtgox $ -> BTC).

Next the BTC is funnelled through a money laundering service which is simultaneously taking many donations which goes through a tor service. The laundering service sends random amounts throughout an extended period which obfuscates the money trail for authorities to pick up.

Lastly we say to Wikileaks how much $ we're holding. Whenever they request funds, we simply sell BTC on a German exchange direct to their account.

For securing the funds, it's easy enough to just encrypt the wallet regularly using gpg and upload to an ssh server. Since Bitcoin doesn't require being online to receive funds then the gpg keys can be kept in a locked safe inside a bank on a USB thumbdrive, while the encrypted wallet is subdivided and uploaded to several redundant servers.

I think this donation system is unbeatable from a government point of view. It requires a network of volunteers to liquidise assets and then one or more _trusted_ points (shared by several people) that authorise funds to Wikileaks.
2148  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: BitCoin Wikipedia page DELETED!!! on: December 13, 2010, 12:19:05 PM
It looks like the article will be restored. But one point that keeps being raised is that many of the article's references are to pages in this forum. If anyone can replace a forum reference with a reference to a page that has no perceived conflict of interest, that would help.

Unlikely since other sources don't go into as much technical depth as do the forums.
2149  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Wikipedia Article Incubator on: December 13, 2010, 12:26:01 AM
By the way, if you want to buy bitcoins via Euros, you can do it on MtGox (see add funds right on the bottom of the page)

Sadly I use GBP and eCardOne charges 8%, Liberty Reserve charges 2% and mtgox charges 1% = 11% lost.

BTW Thanks so much for the donations! Very nice surprise to have gotten Smiley
2150  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Wikipedia Article Incubator on: December 11, 2010, 12:17:26 PM
ok, I've been trying to fix up this Wikipedia article since the writing in most places is very bad. Here's some tips for other editors:

- Do not put sources in the middle of sentences. They go on the end otherwise it makes reading very difficult and breaks up the flow.
- Paragraphs should not be too thick, nor too thin. Too thick = wall of text. Too thin = jumpy interrupted reading.
- Therefore, however, also <- useless fluff. Unencyclopedic 'filler' words
- Some organisations (who?), ... Some (who?)... After an amount of time (when?)... A number of traders (which?)... Be highly specific and exact with your wording. Better to list the exact traders or exact number; five traders do X.
- "and use the Bitcoin software to trade bitcoin money" <-- I think it's clear that Bitcoin is software and that it's trades money which are called bitcoins. Better would be "and use Bitcoin to trade."
- OH WOW ZOMG LOOK IT HAS ALL THESE FEaTURES. don't do that either. state facts.

kk get cracking.
2151  Other / Off-topic / DDOS attack by anonymous on paypal, mastercard, visa .etc on: December 09, 2010, 09:41:26 AM
Hey,

Lot's of people from 4chan using the tool Loic with the channel thealps.anonops-irc.com #loic or the command 'sudo hping3 api.paypal.com -p 443 -S -i u3000 -q' have managed to take down all these sites!

This is illegal and wrong. I understand people have different views on Wikileaks but taking illegal action is not the correct path. Better to voice yourself through the correct legal channels and signing petitions.

Amazing how easy it is to get these tools:
http://encyclopediadramatica.com/LOIC#Download
it even runs in wine.

Hope the good boys (police) catch these criminal hackers soon.

Peace.
2152  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: bitcoin tipping feature for YouTube videos on: December 09, 2010, 07:47:53 AM
http://bitcoinwatch.com/ - $900k economy.
bunch of people on youtube accepting them like http://www.youtube.com/user/stefbot
http://www.bitcoin.org/trade
https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AoZuext-s46CdHp2YmlXWkxMd0FzbloyMUcwZVdET1E&hl=en&gid=2
2153  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Which IRC channel to use for non-dev discussion? on: December 09, 2010, 07:43:19 AM
#bitcoin IMO. Talk to people on #freenode and they'll be able to get you setup.

when i first heard of bitcoin I insta-joined #bitcoin and saw hardly anyone there/ it's only through luck that i found the -dev channel.

otherwise i might've thought this was a dead project
2154  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: [PATCH] listaccounts for JSON on: December 08, 2010, 08:39:31 PM
gavin suggested and I've confirmed there's a problem with this where if you do:

bitcoind move "OldAccount" "NewAccount" 10

Where NewAccount has never received any BTC before, then it doesn't work.
2155  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: JSON-RPC method idea: list transactions newer than a given txid on: December 08, 2010, 08:20:57 PM
Surely since the WalletTx are added sequentially to the wallet, we can assume that older txid's appear earlier in the wallet?

Then it's simply trivial to do a linear lookup and then continue on spitting out the txid's after that one.

Can anyone confirm this?
2156  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: RFC: new IRC channel #bitcoin on: December 08, 2010, 07:56:07 PM
logical. yes.
2157  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin division limit on: December 08, 2010, 04:58:58 PM
Hey,

Is the limitation of 8 decimal places a protocol one or a client one? If so, why?

I know that 8 decimal places is MASSIVE, but I'm just wondering why since it's inexpensive to have 16 decimals.
2158  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: get list of accounts on: December 08, 2010, 04:42:50 PM
How can I get a list of all the accounts in my wallet?

Doesn't
Code:
bitcoind listreceivedbyaccount 0 true
do that?

ah this does the trick. Still a listaccounts JSON method is a good patch to have.
2159  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: get list of accounts on: December 08, 2010, 04:38:29 PM
Is there a way to send X just from all accounts?

didn't read that part, yes you can, just use the sendtoaddress command and it will bypass accounts alltogether
ah great.
2160  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / [PATCH] listaccounts for JSON on: December 08, 2010, 10:12:07 AM
See attached.
(add .diff please to attach forum filter Wink

http://pastecoin.com/uploads/rpcdiff
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