[ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers

[Come-from-Beyond]

LoL That was at least funny Sergey.

On the serious note, it is too late son, your crime has been committed - now you are the yesterday news. When you will be in jail for your blatant IOTA scam and the horny prison population fuck so hard your tight ass with their giant Belarusian dicks, then you will wish be in this threesome.

This looks like you have given up. Dude, come back to us, you don't want the others to think you are a loser, do you?

[johny08]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

just follow rules like

ma dringt koa hells ausm weisbiaglasl...

[Come-from-Beyond]

Where do I get my popcorn

I can pass you some 

[lordoliver]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

just follow rules like

ma dringt koa hells ausm weisbiaglasl...

crypto rules say, that you don't send unnecessarily security tokens around...
so again the question. Is there ANY case, that a passphrase can be wrong in the generated file?

[mistercashking]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

The fact that you are complaining about having to check your passphrase to make sure it's valid is funny as shit. 

[lordoliver]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

The fact that you are complaining about having to check your passphrase to make sure it's valid is funny as shit. 

a really? and if I put it on a safe usb somewhere locked? whats the point?

[gravitate]

SO you have to validate your passphrase then? is this true? I only generated and saved my keys....

[MaGNeT]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

The fact that you are complaining about having to check your passphrase to make sure it's valid is funny as shit. 

a really? and if I put it on a safe usb somewhere locked? whats the point?

Then don't do it

[MaGNeT]

SO you have to validate your passphrase then? is this true? I only generated and saved my keys....

Yup.
Did it 2 weeks ago, all passed.

[gravitate]

SO you have to validate your passphrase then? is this true? I only generated and saved my keys....

Yup.
Did it 2 weeks ago, all passed.

I won't be able to do this until Friday is that a problem?

[tracphil]

I generated my keys but now it says I have to confirm them wtf is this a phishing email?

You don't have to confirm your keys, but it is a good idea.

https://academy.lisk.io/lisk-guide-to-verifying-your-ico-generated-keys-c11a5df1089f#.

You only have to do one confirmation for each of your transactions. This is optional buy highly recommended.

[MaGNeT]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

just follow rules like

ma dringt koa hells ausm weisbiaglasl...

crypto rules say, that you don't send unnecessarily security tokens around...
so again the question. Is there ANY case, that a passphrase can be wrong in the generated file?

I did 13 small transactions with separate passphrases and they all validated.

Make sure you use a computer that's free of malware and set 2FA for your account.

[Bigcabrito]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

just follow rules like

ma dringt koa hells ausm weisbiaglasl...

crypto rules say, that you don't send unnecessarily security tokens around...
so again the question. Is there ANY case, that a passphrase can be wrong in the generated file?

There have been cases where people have thought their passphrases were correct but ended up being incorrect after a validation.

This past week I have seen everything from simple human mistakes, the validations are for making sure you have correct ones.

Is there a possibility that you saved the passphrase wrong? Yes, there is a possibility, and by validating you eliminate that possibility completely.

Be assured that no information is sent while validating.

[mistercashking]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

The fact that you are complaining about having to check your passphrase to make sure it's valid is funny as shit.  

a really? and if I put it on a safe usb somewhere locked? whats the point?

I'm going to stop laughing since you are one of the Longterm guys. It's not mandatory but it would help speed things up. You don't have too if you really really don't want too. It's on you. But for me I validated just to make sure. Edit: listen to the guy above me bigcabrito he's community manager.

[MaGNeT]

SO you have to validate your passphrase then? is this true? I only generated and saved my keys....

Yup.
Did it 2 weeks ago, all passed.

I won't be able to do this until Friday is that a problem?

No problem.

[Erkallys]

SO you have to validate your passphrase then? is this true? I only generated and saved my keys....

Yeah, you can validate them, like, 1000 times (weird feature) if you want. However, I could not tell you if this is a mandatory process or if it is just something to ensure more security regarding the validity of the keys, because a mistake can always happen !

[Primitive]

the whole idea of confirming the keys is confusing and ill-conceived.  when i first saw it mentioned i knew it was going to be a cluster.

devs should have done a lot better job explaining what it means to confirm the keys.   even now, they should be making a daily post going overboard explaining it - and then explaining it again - because it is inherently confusing.  and because it involves the keys people are obviously concerned and wanting extreme clarity, which is hard to locate

the fact that it's optional only adds to the confusion.

bad marketing.  very lame overall.

im long LISK, but the devs must do better than this.

[shinep]

SO you have to validate your passphrase then? is this true? I only generated and saved my keys....

Yeah, you can validate them, like, 1000 times (weird feature) if you want. However, I could not tell you if this is a mandatory process or if it is just something to ensure more security regarding the validity of the keys, because a mistake can always happen !

do you have to validate more than once?

[piebeyb]

stopped to complain I think this is just a matter of time, at least wait for the day the best it will not be a problem for you, all your problems will be dealt with here or via chat Lisk, so stop saying Lisk impostor or an unkind word in this thread accused things do not you know

[tracphil]

Code:

Validate your ICO Passphrase!
Important! Every ICO participant should do it!

Guys I don't understand it. Why should I risk security issues again. I saved the file. Is there really the possibility that its wrong? Kidding me?
With bitcoin you try to make paperwallets offline to be sure, that there is no hacking possibility and I should repeatedly risk it here?

just follow rules like

ma dringt koa hells ausm weisbiaglasl...

crypto rules say, that you don't send unnecessarily security tokens around...
so again the question. Is there ANY case, that a passphrase can be wrong in the generated file?

There have been cases where people have generated multiple keys, etc. So they implemented a method to make sure you were using the correct key that you generated last.

Its up to you really. If you are confident then don't do anything. Your keys will work. However, if you are not using the correct key, you are screwed.