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  1. Start of #mtgox buffer: Thu Jun 23 01:57:23 2011
  2. * Now talking in #mtgox
  3. * Topic is 'Mt.Gox - Official channel - https://support.mtgox.com/entries/20208066-huge-bitcoin-sell-off-due-to-a-compromised-account-rollback - Official announcement in the next hours announcing time at which site will be back (at least 24h from announce). Recoveries will be processed during those 24h - Trading will resume 1h after site opening'
  4. * Set by MagicalTux on Wed Jun 22 16:28:08
  5. <Murfshake> market going way up without mtgox on th
  6. <Juffo-Wup> well... up to 15.8
  7. <shockdiode> ugh, if only I had my btc/dwolla that is in mtgox
  8. <indio007> bitexplorer is pretty cool you can trace a bit coin back to it's birth quite easily
  9. * alyx is now known as alyxxx
  10. <draginx> Why do I need to wait for a claim request process? My account only has one IP and I already confirmed my e-mail =/
  11. <Ooofo> draginx, because they need to see if there are multiple claims on one account
  12. <draginx> Hmmm multiple *confirmed* claims?
  13. <Ooofo> for example, if a hacker submitted a claim earlier, and then you tried to claim it 2 hours later but they already gave the account away
  14. <Ooofo> instead, they wait for a period and compare claims, if there are multiple
  15. <draginx> ah i see.. its for people who have 1 password for everything gotcha
  16. <Ooofo> yeah
  17. <draginx> but i mean i ever entered in the amount of BTC as well =/
  18. <shockdiode> yeah, i've only ever accessed my account from this machine and while my ip is dynamic, it doesn't appear to have changed in over two months
  19. <shockdiode> so anyone accessing my account from any other ip is not me...
  20. <draginx> just seems silly with over 20k claims even with 10 person staff it's going to take u guys a long time o-o unless u have a quick button "Release" and "Dont release" lol
  21. <draginx> right the IP in itself should be good measure alng with my email confirm
  22. <Ooofo> but, shockdiode, someone who previously logged into your account could say the same thing.
  23. <draginx> u dont keep logs of IP?
  24. <shockdiode> Ooofo: right, but somehow I seriously doubt that anyone else has logged in my account for 1, and 2 the vast majority of logins would be from this ip
  25. <draginx> shockdiode: i dont tihnk mtgox logged IPs
  26. <draginx> which is part of the problem
  27. <shockdiode> wat
  28. <draginx> except like a field called "ip" in the user table
  29. <draginx> which can only store one ip
  30. <shockdiode> ugh
  31. <shockdiode> well whatever
  32. <draginx> this is SPECULATION i dont actually know
  33. <shockdiode> oh ok then
  34. <draginx> id bet 5 btc ;)
  35. <shockdiode> well, whatever anyway, it's maybe gonna some tay get sorted out
  36. <shockdiode> some day*
  37. <shockdiode> seems like it'd be fairly simple to have a table with userid/ip/date/success to store login history for a financial related site
  38. <draginx> shockdiode: it is but u would also think SHA256 would have been the very least thing used for storing passwords no?
  39. <draginx> and l-o-l at 512 :P
  40. <shockdiode> yeah, i'll just stfu and stop thinking "well but... but...."
  41. <shockdiode> because obviously these things did not occur to them
  42. <shockdiode> ugh, i'm outta here lol
  43. <shockdiode> take care
  44. <draginx> peace dude
  45. <csshih> sha256 would be a bad idea
  46. <shockdiode> octuple rot 26 ftw
  47. <csshih> as there are, well, a few machines that are specifically cracking sha256
  48. <csshih> say, 11.371Thash worth
  49. <csshih> -_-
  50. <draginx> bcrypt ftw
  51. <draginx> did people lose their bitcoins throughout all of this?
  52. <csshih> what do you mean by that?
  53. <draginx> like if i login to my account
  54. <draginx> wil it say 0.00 btc?
  55. <draginx> if there were < 20
  56. <csshih> there will be <20
  57. <draginx> ah ok
  58. <Juffo-Wup> imho there is really nothing wrong with md5-bsdsalt
  59. <Juffo-Wup> even on GPUs its slow as hell to hash
  60. <Juffo-Wup> at least afaik
  61. <masori> i have heard about some action in here ... like Lulzsec took over the channel
  62. <Juffo-Wup> haha
  63. <Juffo-Wup> well
  64. <Juffo-Wup> someone claiming to be lulzsec did
  65. <Juffo-Wup> momentarily
  66. <masori> And it's all over already?
  67. <Juffo-Wup> oh yeah
  68. <Juffo-Wup> quite some time ago
  69. <masori> I missed the fun :-(
  70. <Phraust> didn't miss anything really.
  71. <eric1> Hello. I have an account on mtgox and it has been more than 24 hours since I submitted my request. I haven't heard anything. Is this normal?
  72. <R1card0> if you click on the link in your claim confirmation email, you will see that the page automagically updates to say 48 hrs now, how way kool is that ?
  73. <R1card0> Juffo-Wup> i believe it's been said that claimed accounts will be sent out basically in a large batch shortly before the site reopens
  74. <R1card0> i also heard that
  75. <Juffo-Wup> makes sense to me, as well
  76. <eric1> Hm. Ok thanks.
  77. <mloftis> Noone bothered to check Chanserv either, the lulzsec user id is still on the access list.
  78. <em> R1card0: will everyone rejoin at once or will only certain users get to join at first?
  79. <R1card0> fuck knows em
  80. <x6763> mloftis: haha
  81. <R1card0> i am beginning to realise that the only thing thats guaranteed, isnt what mtgox say
  82. <em> Because some people might wonder why some users get the advantage of participating in the market early on while others are forced to wait.
  83. <R1card0> i am at the point now where i just want to cash out and leave it all behind
  84. <em> And on the other hand, some people might wonder if only users with small amounts of coins can join so that mtgox can cover the transactions should everyone decide to cash out.
  85. <R1card0> a few days ago i thought, yeh mtgox is still the highest volume, cheap tfr costs etc
  86. <R1card0> but now im losing patience, mainly from keep being strung along
  87. <em> I still trust mtgox more than other exchanges as long as this is handled well.
  88. <MtGox_Adam> Just updated the support site with some info about the claim process
  89. <R1card0> i am coming to the point where id rather do business with anyone else no matter the cost
  90. <mloftis> em: assuming they're not doign something wrong (BIG assumption at this point) there should *always* be enough BTC and USD to cover everything in the market since they're just acting as an exchange brokerage.
  91. <eric1> So, as soon as they've rx'd "enough" requests?? What about the 10% of people who all ready reclaimed their accoutns.
  92. * Fairuser is now known as Fairuser|AFK
  93. <R1card0> MtGox_Adam, what does this actually mean tho
  94. <eric1> ?
  95. <R1card0> [Update June 23 - 03:15 GMT] Clarification on the claim process.
  96. <R1card0>
  97. <R1card0> Once you have gone through the first step of reclaiming your account at claim.mtgox.com an email will be sent to the email address registered with your account.
  98. <R1card0> Within that email a link is provided that you will need to click. This will verify that you are the original owner of the Mt.Gox account that was reclaimed.
  99. <geist_> it means we get to wait more still
  100. <R1card0> When we have received enough reclaim requests, a follow up email with further instructions on how to access your account will be sent out.
  101. <R1card0> how long is this going to take adam
  102. <mloftis> MtGox_Adam: FYI, you guys need to *fix* the Chanserv access list, LulzSecurity is still listed as having access on Chanserv here.
  103. <x6763> mloftis: i just sent a message to MagicalTux about that, too
  104. <eric1> Why not enable the accounts as soon as possible like the first 10% of people got?
  105. <em> eric1: there are not already people trading on mtgox is there?
  106. <R1card0> when we have enough requests sounds like more delays
  107. <x6763> mloftis: looks like it's taken care of now
  108. <MtGox_Adam> No one is trading right now, no one has access to the site.
  109. <em> I had a very strong password and my exact balance. I think I would be one of the first to get my account back.
  110. <R1card0> MtGox_Adam, we are talking about 1) verification its our account, 2) having the ability to cash out
  111. <MtGox_Adam> We don't know exactly when, but everyone will be given 24 hrs notice before we allow logins
  112. <R1card0> how long is this going to take
  113. <Phraust> then it'd be a race to see who can register a given account first. then they'd have to halt an account, and take care of a dispute.
  114. <eric1> . believe it's been said that claimed accounts will be sent out basically in a large batch shortly before
  115. <eric1> the site reopens
  116. <eric1> I don't know. I don't really care about leaving Mt. Gox, but I would feel better if I knew my account was there believe it's been said that claimed accounts will be sent out basically in a large batch shortly before
  117. <Phraust> lather, rinse, repeat.
  118. <eric1> the site reopens
  119. <R1card0> because 24 hrs on the claim url has turned into 48 hrs (silently )
  120. <R1card0> and now it sounds like we have to wait till you guys reopen
  121. <mloftis> x6763: yup looks like. Services has +es and -es heh.
  122. <R1card0> frankly, i dont have much faith you are going to reopen
  123. <eric1> Sorry, client freak out there. Nonsense.
  124. <eric1> MtGox_Adam: Okay, I guess. Keep us posted. I think even if you disabled trading, giving people access to their accounts would be a show of good faith, restore mutual trust, etc.
  125. <R1card0> that is what ,magical tux told us previously
  126. <R1card0> seems like everytime i sleep the goal posts are moved
  127. <shockdiode> sry, someone mind pasting me the conversation you're referencing above in a pm? just got back in here. ty
  128. <R1card0> sure
  129. <shockdiode> much appreciated
  130. <bgupta> R1card0: I am not holding my breath for anything to ahppen this week
  131. <x6763> R1card0: they have a lot of work to do...i don't find any of the delays or anything to be at all surprising
  132. <bgupta> If it does I'll be pleasantly surprised
  133. <bgupta> well more like amazed
  134. <R1card0> x6763, i feel like im being held to ransom
  135. <bgupta> how so?
  136. <Phraust> i'm convinced they are trying as hard as they can to Do the Right Thing.
  137. <bgupta> I just feel like I do when ever something really important is out of my control.. somewhat helpless and impatient
  138. <xelister> MtGox_Adam: 10% accounts filled in the claim. How much of the claims you got so far where processed yet?
  139. <Phraust> But after seeing all of the scared, ill-informed speculation, shit talking, and bitchin & moaning, I know I'd tell every to go suck a fat one and walk away.
  140. <bgupta> however, I say to myself.. "This too shall pass"
  141. <xelister> Phraust: if a normall bank would just froze my and everyone accounts because they got owned, customers would be at LEAST already suing it's ass on evening first day waiting (so, monday)
  142. <Phraust> Shame this isn't a normal bank.
  143. <xelister> it is regulated as a normall company
  144. <R1card0> it certainly isnt acting like a company
  145. <xelister> it's not your friend Joe from chans that borrowed 15$ internet moneys, it's a company handling MILIONS OF DOLARS. We are extreamly patient.
  146. <R1card0> no answers to questions then MtGox_Adam ?
  147. * Phraust is patient.
  148. <bgupta> Phraust: If this was a normal bank and it opened in an insecure fashion that let their customres money get stolen, they would get sued even worse.
  149. <midnightmagic> Lol questions that have been already answered maybe?
  150. <Phraust> It'll open when it opens. I knew from the beginning investing anything in something so new was a risk.
  151. <xelister> midnightmagic: was my q answered yet?
  152. <midnightmagic> Beats me, what's your question?
  153. <xelister> 10% accounts filled in the claim. How much of the claims you got so far where processed yet?
  154. <x6763> the big issue is that they weren't prepared for something like this...a few months ago, preparing for something like this might not have made sense as there weren't that many users and that much money or profits...but since it has exploded in growth, they've been so busy they've been unable to prepare for these types of situations, which is why we're here waiting for our money a few days after a big incident
  155. <midnightmagic> How is that any of your business?
  156. <xelister> midnightmagic: lol what?
  157. * xelister beats midnightmagic with a tief-club
  158. <xelister> you frozen my and thousand of people tens of thousands of dollars and you ask how it is our business to ask how fastly (or slowly) the actuall processing and UNFREEZING is going? lol?
  159. <bgupta> xelister: None, I suspect. If I were them I would be examining the claims and working on writing tools to automate as much of it as possible.
  160. <x6763> they couldn't just roll things back and turn the site back on, as bgupta pointed out
  161. <Phraust> Hindsight is always 20/20. no one expected any of this, and it sucks that it happened. From what I understand, they were using a system they didn't build, and it got overwhelmingly popular.
  162. <R1card0> boo hoo, i hope the next mtgox has learned this lesson
  163. <noagendamarket> Paypal doesnt look so bad now :)
  164. <bgupta> Phraust: Yeah they bought mtgox fairly recently...
  165. <darin_> noagendamarket: yeah it does
  166. <bgupta> R1card0: I think everyone has learned a lesson.
  167. <Hachima> As the holder of other peoples property, those people have an interest in knowing how you are managing their property. It is their business.
  168. <bgupta> including all of us..
  169. <Phraust> WIth the DDoSing, all of the upgrades, plus they've been working on a completley new backend. According to the interview, the new guy there has only been working with them for 2 weeks.
  170. <midnightmagic> Sigh.. Whose fault is it that any of our BTC are stuck in there when we ALL knew exactly what MtGox came from?
  171. <Nibiru_> lolbertarians don't learn lessons
  172. <Phraust> So up until all of this, it was one man.
  173. <shockdiode> yes
  174. <Nibiru_> midnightmagic: your fault for trusting some guy on the internet, his for being incompetent
  175. <xelister> midnightmagic: hm? mtgox's fault OBVIOUSLY? you trying to say it is our fault that we choose mtgox ?!
  176. <x6763> MagicalTux: has spent the last couple of months building a new system for mtgox and was planning on it going live by the end of last week...dealing with the ddos attacks and stuff slowed him down, and then the database leak and hacked account dumping a ton of coins on the market happened, and he decided to go ahead with setting up the new system now
  177. <bgupta> The fact is I learned exactly what a secure password is.. the old rules don't apply anymore in this world of massive distributed crack farms
  178. * xelister gives midnightmagic a worst-PR-person-ever reward
  179. <Nibiru_> he should have done that before buying the system
  180. <midnightmagic> Besides that, anyone who put so much in that they're hurting financially now that MtGox is down.. Like WTF. what kind of an idiot puts anything but play money into MtGox? Veiled
  181. <Nibiru_> the simplest of audits would have shown how insecure the bitcoin system is, he shouldn't have knowingly operated it
  182. <Nibiru_> mtgox system*
  183. <xelister> midnightmagic: it's jed fault for not knowing heads from tails about security and coding pile of shit, and yours for enrolling it to handle milions of dollars without any real checking or response teams
  184. <bgupta> x6763: Ah so that means rather than processing claims they are probably busy with the new backend, while waiting for folks to submit.
  185. <midnightmagic> I'm no PR. but you people constantly fucking whining is getting redundant and repetitive.
  186. <Phraust> ^
  187. <xelister> midnightmagic: hm btw, you are... a developer at mtgox? e.g. how are you related to mtgox.com b
  188. <xelister> s/b//
  189. <x6763> bgupta: i think he's busy with a lot of things...dealing with the new system, processing claims, dealing with lawyers, dealing with what happened on sunday, etc
  190. <midnightmagic> Not my fault! I lose nothing I couldn't afford to lose if MtGox never comes back up.
  191. <bgupta> I don't about you guys, but I am kinda excited that the new mtgox is coming, and that this event happned while the bitcoin market was so small
  192. <Phraust> it's going to be very interesting.
  193. <bgupta> wait I am relieved on the second one..
  194. <bgupta> not excited.
  195. <Phraust> all the panic derping is gonna be great to watch.
  196. <bgupta> derping?
  197. <Phraust> selling, buying, speculating, freaking out.
  198. <darin_> nobody has more incentive to get this thing back online as quick as possible as MT...
  199. <ezl_> there'll be a ton of money to be made my savvy traders as people get back into their accounts
  200. <x6763> darin_: exactly
  201. <Nibiru_> ezl_: lucky traders*
  202. <bgupta> holy cow.. by the time I get my money to tradehill btc wil be back at 17.50
  203. <go1dfish> bgupta: I'm excited the price has recovered pretty quickly and seems to be holding around 15
  204. <xelister> midnightmagic: I ment, are you responding as some representative of mtgox or something, or just as random customer like rst of us
  205. <bgupta> I don't think there will be a panic sell.
  206. * noagendamarket thinks there will be a run on the bank
  207. <bgupta> in a way all this time passing takes some of the edge out out of the panic
  208. <bgupta> gives folks a chance to reflect
  209. <R1card0> xelister, there are a lot of fan bois , perhaps some people like being lied to and messed around, each to their own i guess, does nothing for me personally
  210. <bgupta> a run on the bank is not the same as a panic sell, and since mtgox is fully escrowed. a run on the bank is not an issue
  211. <midnightmagic> No. I'm no MtGox shill. But in all my decades of experience I've never hear more pernicious whiners than all the people going on at such length attacking the people WHO ARE BASICALLY THE REASON ANY OF US MADE ANY MONEY AT ALL.
  212. <Phraust> hopefully people make better decisions with their cirtical funds in the future after all of this.
  213. <Nibiru_> Phraust: as if
  214. <Phraust> i know, right?
  215. <R1card0> lol caps lock trick eh, yeh i can see you experienced
  216. <Phraust> and like that, the main point is disregarded.
  217. <midnightmagic> Yah whatever no-caps loser.
  218. <bgupta> well irc doesn't support dbold or italics as far as I know
  219. <mr_gant_> For good reason. :)
  220. <R1card0> i learned that caps lockers are basically morons, in my decades on the interwebz
  221. <shockdiode> just ascii wangs and capslock and such
  222. <ezl_> WHAT?!
  223. <midnightmagic> Uh huh. Then you've learned how to make judgmental decisions on zero evidence. Which is exactly how I pegged you.
  224. <bgupta> almost 15.70
  225. <xelister> midnightmagic: are you retarded today or what. Someone fucks up our MILION $, because being unbelivably incoptent, and are surprised people are complaining?
  226. <mr_gant_> But yes, midnightmagic has a point. The whining doesn't really serve any purpose.
  227. <midnightmagic> YOUR?
  228. <R1card0> lol teehee
  229. <xelister> yeap mine and other customers
  230. <R1card0> you judge all you want
  231. <midnightmagic> Gimme a break. You had millions? Who gave you the balls to talk on my behalf?
  232. <xelister> midnightmagic: how much money in USD+BTC is fucked up (frozen)? >1mln$ right? 400 btc+. Is it customers? yes. What do you dont understood
  233. <bgupta> xelister: Please don't quote me on this, but I think they said for those with multi million dollar balances you can contact them privately and get your money out early.. but you will need to send them special documentation.
  234. <xelister> didnt
  235. <Nibiru_> people don't have multimillion dollar balances, they have large bitcoin balances
  236. <bgupta> xelister: I'm surprised though that if you have mutimillions in mtgox, that this bothers you.
  237. <midnightmagic> xelister: Look, don't get me wrong okay? I respect the fact that you've been working tirelessly (I've seen it) to promote bitcoin pretty much since before it got popular.
  238. <Phraust> indeed.
  239. <bgupta> (IE: you probably have a lot of money)
  240. <xelister> bgupta: I ment in the summary milion worth of USD is frozen. Across all frozen accounts. Not that I had it all
  241. <noagendamarket> as long as mt gox doesnt touch the accounts of people who never traded during the crash and claim they did
  242. <noagendamarket> that will really be annoying
  243. <midnightmagic> But the constant rumours, endless unfounded speculation, and outright libel that I've been reading since MtGox went down is making me half-wish they lock down MtGox so tight none of the whiners can ever usefully trade again.
  244. <midnightmagic> .. without providing copies of passports and their firstborns, the way every other trading market is set up.
  245. <xelister> this is obviously biggest security fuckup in history of bitcoin
  246. <bgupta> I had all my bid orders execute.. and tried to put some more in.. at like $1 before they shut it down. I saw the volume spike and price drop on bitcoinwatch and thought it was some crazy early adopter..
  247. <Phraust> i dunno, that poor guy who lost 25k btc was a pretty big fuck up.
  248. <Clipse> bgupta : ye sure of course thats the most likely reason someone would sell at 0.01
  249. <Clipse> lmao
  250. <Clipse> stop fooling urself
  251. <bgupta> I'd agree it was the most visible, but I'd argue that if this had happened a few months ago, folks would not be bitching so loudly
  252. <midnightmagic> It's bad. I agree. I've always agreed. I'm glad I use one-offs for every piece of info I gave MtGox. But all I see is bitches like that COCK Kevin who are demanding MtGox cover the proceeds of what would be a major crime in any sane court I'm aware of.
  253. <Clipse> fuck kevin, he even admitted he thought it is stolen funds
  254. <bgupta> Well it wasn't trading at 0.01 when I came online..
  255. <Clipse> then to still want it is just absurd
  256. <midnightmagic> Any prosecutor worth his salt would be sharpening his knived right now to test Bitcoin fraud in court.
  257. <xelister> midnightmagic: this is real life
  258. <bgupta> Howefver I thought maybe the big sale had triggered panic selling
  259. <Nibiru_> midnightmagic: why?
  260. <xelister> it's not trading with magical cards, it's business and deals
  261. <Nibiru_> nobody cares about aspies losing money
  262. <Clipse> bgupta : what dont u understand? it all went to shit when the guy(?) manipulated the market to crash, everything from that point and afterwards is an effective of the hacker/fucker.
  263. <midnightmagic> Because this isn't WoW gold or EVE:Online ISK.
  264. <noagendamarket> this is sparta
  265. <Nibiru_> what jurisdiction would even prosecute
  266. <xelister> many courts really could execute to consider the done trades as valid even @0.01, and cover loses from mtgox pocket.
  267. <bgupta> Clipse: I am talking about what I thought the day it happened before the news came out and the markets were closed
  268. <bgupta> past tense.
  269. <xelister> it happens IRL in similar auciton portals
  270. <bgupta> I happened to be on vacation
  271. <midnightmagic> xelister: As a result of hacker activity? Name noe.
  272. <Clipse> bgupta : ok fair enough, I was live trading through it all and knew exactly from start to finish the shit thats going down is bullshit.
  273. <bgupta> well out of town at the beach
  274. <xelister> midnightmagic: dialers
  275. <noagendamarket> usually they dont cover up security breaches for days beforehand
  276. <midnightmagic> xelister: I don't follow..
  277. <Nibiru_> the only evidence exists on tuxs' server, who is proven untrustworthy
  278. <xelister> thousands of cases. Always the victim of hacking had to pay
  279. <Clipse> I also feel strongly that what happened a week before when price dropped from 32 to 10 also had something scetchy in it but no one bitched bout that so I wont either.
  280. <midnightmagic> Nibiru_: That's why I said "sharpening his knives" and not "sending out cops to arrest people right now."
  281. <noagendamarket> Clipse: agreed
  282. <midnightmagic> Nibiru_: Not to imply that I agree that MT is untrustworthy. Just that the evidence is slim.
  283. <xelister> midnightmagic: "dialer" troyan program hacks your computer into calling super-expensive phone numbers. You have to pay the phone provider, despite it was result of a crime/hacking. Court will agree.
  284. <Clipse> we had one guy crashing the market there with huge sale at $10-$12 when market traded at $30
  285. <midnightmagic> xelister: Tested in what court case?
  286. <Clipse> very very suspicious but Im not going into that
  287. <bgupta> Clipse: I wondered if that was someone ddeliberately popping a bubble
  288. <Clipse> just want mtgox back on track :)
  289. <xelister> midnightmagic: oh thousands. Google it
  290. <Nibiru_> bubbles always pop
  291. <noagendamarket> if you buy a picasso at a garage sale for 10 cents you dont have to give it back
  292. <Clipse> bgupta : I strongly believe it was legit funds from outside, but it was stolen funds is my believe that the person wanted to convert quickly
  293. <midnightmagic> xelister: Like http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/06/23/spain_dial_scam/ ?
  294. <noagendamarket> when you later find out
  295. <Clipse> it wasnt stolen from inside mtgox
  296. <Clipse> more likely some wallet thief
  297. <Nibiru_> noagendamarket: you would if it was stolen
  298. <noagendamarket> how do we know that ?
  299. <midnightmagic> noagendamarket: And if hackers break into an art museum, steal 100 picassos and sell them in a garage sale? Stolen property.
  300. <bgupta> Clipse ah..
  301. <noagendamarket> youre assuming it was stolen
  302. <noagendamarket> lol
  303. <xelister> midnightmagic: looks like it, yea
  304. <Clipse> this is why we the no.1 crackdown should be to secure wallets, any thief would of wallet.dat files would try to convert his btc asap even before victoms realise shit is gone
  305. <midnightmagic> We have no other evidence to believe otherwise.
  306. <Clipse> and that could be our biggest market worrying factor
  307. <xelister> midnightmagic: stolen property and still the mtgox art selling shop will cover from OWN POCKET
  308. <xelister> it is rather that thiefs changes price tags in museum. Because the museum owner forgot to close the doors btw
  309. <strawf> any progress for the claim requests?
  310. <Clipse> xelister : erm no, stolen property that is bought must be returned when found by police or whoever investigates
  311. <xelister> strawf: it is not our business, midnightmagic said
  312. <Clipse> fact is thieves get away, legit buyer suffers
  313. <Clipse> allways like that
  314. <xelister> Clipse: ok I agree. Aaaaaand? I would demand compensation from shop that sold me the stolen property of course.
  315. <midnightmagic> You imply I said that it's not our business to know how long it's estimated to get through each to our own claims.
  316. <Clipse> xelister : yes the onus is on the buyer
  317. <noagendamarket> anyways I hope the no1 priority is securing wallets
  318. <Clipse> to fight the backtracking
  319. <Clipse> the original person who got his stuff stolen gets his stuff back without much hassle
  320. <Clipse> everyone else inbetween suffer
  321. <midnightmagic> But you asked a different question earlier. You asked, specifically, "How much of the claims you got so far where processed yet?"
  322. <xelister> Clipse: here mtgox is both the museum owner that forgot to lock doors AGAIN and allowed tags meddling, *AND* the guy that sold me the invalid-priced/stolen pictures. He should recompensate the guys that got robbed, and he should recompensate the guys that bought stolen art...
  323. <Clipse> xelister : the chain doesnt work like that lmao
  324. <midnightmagic> He didn't forget to lock the doors. An Art authenticator left the keys in his convertible.
  325. <Clipse> in ur example it would work like so, he would move back the stolen items he sold and he would take back any fee he charged for the selling of the product
  326. <Clipse> you would get ur purchased funds back
  327. * ChanServ changes topic to 'Mt.Gox - Official channel - https://support.mtgox.com/entries/20208066-huge-bitcoin-sell-off-due-to-a-compromised-account-rollback - Site opens back on Friday June 24th 2011 at 03:00 GMT'
  328. <Clipse> and the stolen funds would go back to original owner
  329. <xelister> midnightmagic: yes. It was said how many people send claim request, but we (or at least I) are more interested in what is the speed of processing this requests. This is police talk for WHEN WE CAN EXPECT THIS TO BE OVER finally. ;)
  330. <Clipse> thats exactly what he is doing
  331. <Phraust> :D
  332. <xelister> *polite
  333. <Clipse> everyone is getting back what they deserved, not what they think they deserve
  334. <Murfshake> hmm
  335. <MagicalTux> xelister: we'll check all the claim requests at least once before the site opens
  336. <xelister> so it means what date is realistic...?
  337. <MagicalTux> the one in the topic
  338. <xelister> Friday
  339. <R1card0> Sorry but we were told we would have access to our accounts 24 hrs after claims, if approved.
  340. <wolfspraul> MagicalTux: keep up the good work, stay calm. You guys are awesome!
  341. <MagicalTux> R1card0: 24 to 48 hours
  342. <LameArse> MagicalTux: I was calculating 0.65% earlier on the volume you traded over the last 30 days, I'm suprized you arent retiring and letting someone else worry :P
  343. <R1card0> now you are saying we will let you know 24 hrs before we open
  344. <xelister> Friday
  345. <MagicalTux> R1card0: we said we'd let people know 24 hours before we open
  346. <xelister> Gotta get prices down on Friday
  347. <xelister> Everybody's lookin' forward to the sellin selling
  348. <Clipse> ROFL xelister
  349. <Clipse> To the selling weekend!
  350. <xelister> Prices getting down on friday
  351. <Clipse> friday friday, gotta start selling friday
  352. <Clipse> hahahahaha
  353. <Clipse> oh god
  354. <R1card0> so MagicalTux , by 12gmt tomorrow, i will have access to my account ?
  355. <Clipse> stephen colbert ripped the shit out of that song
  356. <Clipse> legend!
  357. <R1card0> ( that will be 50 hrs )
  358. <MagicalTux> R1card0: by 3:00 GMT
  359. <Phraust> lol.
  360. <MagicalTux> and at 4:00 GMT, trading will open
  361. <R1card0> when this week ?
  362. <Clipse> friday friday ..
  363. <R1card0> are talking 24 hrs from now ?
  364. <xelister> Clipse: as I see it. Mtgox negligence had 3 effects
  365. <darin_> R1card0: are you fucking retarded
  366. <xelister> 1) some people's coins where 'robbed'
  367. <R1card0> darin_, a little yeh
  368. <xelister> 2) some people where sold on invalid price
  369. <Clipse> 1) coins that left the system due to theft afaik is covered by magicaltux and it wasnt as much as the overall damage that is being rolled back.
  370. <Phraust> MagicalTux: Thanks.
  371. <Clipse> 2) invalid prices rolled back, purchases refunded
  372. <xelister> 3) -don't forget- some people that thought they maid an awesome bargain buying @15 or @10 or @5 , will find out the deal is called off
  373. <xelister> eveyone forgets about 3
  374. <Juffo-Wup> soooo, what're you proposing? that the government come in and regulate their behavior?
  375. <Phraust> Persoanlly, I'd file #3 under "tough shit".
  376. <Clipse> 3) people who thought they made a killing, fuck them.. amateurs.. either they knew its a bullshit situation(I did) or they can just deal with it like anyone else would.
  377. <wolfspraul> xelister: no we are all very clear about 3, and it's a great sign of quality of the exchange that that is exactly what MagicalTux will be doing
  378. <noagendamarket> ^
  379. <xelister> in real business, if you would officially propose me cars at 100 USD each because you misstyped 100000 - then I would rather say its your problem and you should deliver the deal
  380. <Clipse> xelister: not alot of ppl could bargain buy anyhow, it affects a few people... the trading Stalled and mainly API traders could get something thru and perhaps a few website traders
  381. <Clipse> MAJORITY couldnt trade, so it was in a sense unfair to them aswell
  382. <xelister> I see ofcourse that @0.01 was ridiculous. but some traded say @12 (probably me too, had some bids)
  383. <noagendamarket> the funny part is it was only a short time frame
  384. <midnightmagic> No; courts don't make people sell stuff like that just because some ad-man decided he wanted a cheap Mercedes..
  385. <Clipse> xelister : the dropped from 17.5 to 16 15 14 13 etc. all happened within 5-10mins
  386. <Clipse> it just takes that long for 0.01 selloff to take effect
  387. <Clipse> change reaction then by trading bots
  388. <Clipse> and boom!
  389. <xelister> Clipse: i had often left bids @12 and @9 etc, even when prices where @17
  390. <xelister> others did too
  391. <xelister> all this makes me not like how mtgox bashes kevin day
  392. <Clipse> xelister : thats unlucky, preset trades wasnt suppose to kickin if the start of selloff didnt get initiated
  393. <midnightmagic> when did MT bash Kevin?
  394. <allinvain> in the head
  395. <xelister> when he implied kevin is a thief
  396. <xelister> or ther hacker
  397. <allinvain> kevin got extremely lucky
  398. <xelister> this may be true, but also may be false
  399. <wolfspraul> xelister: and you say that if those open orders were fulfilled, you would want to keep the coins?
  400. <allinvain> he must've had that 0.01 bid there for shits and lulz for a long time
  401. <midnightmagic> kevin is demanding compensation for taking advantage of a crime, how twisted and dishonourable is that?
  402. <Clipse> wolfspraul : of course he wants, but if it was reversed and it had to do with his stolen coins it would be a big NO NO NO santa clause
  403. <xelister> wolfspraul: I say this is complicated matter, it is certainly not "oh sorry we fucked up... fuck you all trades are ROLLED BACK, problem brah?"
  404. * Phraust shakes his head.
  405. <Clipse> allinvain : he had placed the bids on the same day apparently according to him 20mins before the shit hit
  406. <Clipse> not shits and giggles long ago
  407. <allinvain> oh oh
  408. <allinvain> damn
  409. <Clipse> he even said so himself
  410. <allinvain> Clipse, in that case..he's trying to be clever
  411. <midnightmagic> allinvain: No, I think he put it in just before the hack happened, or possibly just during..
  412. <Clipse> he however said he didnt play it 1-5mins before
  413. <midnightmagic> like within minutes.
  414. <allinvain> opportunism
  415. <allinvain> that's what it was
  416. <Clipse> point is it was same day, 10-20mins up or down scale
  417. <wolfspraul> xelister: what do you want? I don't get it, sorry. mtgox is doing the one and only right thing to clean this up.
  418. <midnightmagic> Prescient opportunism.
  419. <allinvain> and now he's mad that he can't keep his booty
  420. <xelister> midnightmagic: drop to 0.01 MIGHT occured as a result of normal trading. If say sme comp4cash or other biggest fish would for some reason liked to cash out at once.
  421. <wolfspraul> xelister: but you know that's not what happened
  422. <Clipse> xelister : dream on, btc wont drop to 0.01 due to normal trading within 10-15mins
  423. <Phraust> might have != did
  424. <Clipse> if u really believe that you are in the wrong biz
  425. <xelister> gultiy untill proven innocent ?
  426. <wolfspraul> roll back, back to business. mtgox is doing the right thing.
  427. <Phraust> agreed.
  428. <Clipse> why have interest in something that you feel strongly can drop to shits... bitcoin have been actually pretty fucking stable for such a new currency
  429. <xelister> Clipse: if someone would drop 200,000 BTC then it would. Like if any of the early adopters would like to immediatelly cash in to say @8, and it would triggered mass panic to @1 and then everyone sells to @0.01
  430. <Clipse> lol
  431. <Clipse> 200k at 0.01
  432. <Clipse> yes legit
  433. <Clipse> all day long
  434. <Clipse> of course ppl would do that
  435. <Clipse> makes 100% sense
  436. <midnightmagic> xelister: Dude. The jerk is asking for compensation. Here's, effectively, what he's asking: "I took advantage of a crime, and even pulled some ฿ irrevocably out, knowing it was taking advantage of a crime. I want MtGox to pay me because I didn't steal any more."
  437. <allinvain> who woudl take that hit though?
  438. <Clipse> no investigation required
  439. <Clipse> its all legit
  440. <Clipse> ppl hate money
  441. <Clipse> its very humanistic
  442. <wolfspraul> xelister: you don't really take sides, unfortunately. So I don't know whether you want to keep those coins or not. But think it through - let's say this attack would have undermined confidence into all of bitcoin so much that they would be trading at 1 USD at other exchanges. Would you even be here making your point of keeping your buys at 12 USD or 8 USD?
  443. <xelister> year ago who would say @20 BTC is legit? people couldn't belive when it went up to AS MUCH AS @0.20. BTC is super wind, anything is possible.
  444. <Clipse> lol
  445. <allinvain> wouldn't an early adopter want to sell in small chunks over a given period of time
  446. <midnightmagic> "I could have stolen everything. You should be thankful."
  447. <midnightmagic> That's sociopathic man.
  448. <Clipse> xelister : its pointless discussing this , you are arguing like a brick wall
  449. <allinvain> midnightmagic, who said that?
  450. <xelister> artfortz could probably brake mtgox using his coins just to prove a point.
  451. <midnightmagic> allinvain: Yes.
  452. <midnightmagic> allinvain: I'm paraphrasing.
  453. <allinvain> midnightmagic, ah
  454. <Clipse> xelister : aaah but he wont cause fuck its worth alot of monecy
  455. <Clipse> SEE the point is proven straight up
  456. <midnightmagic> allinvain: But watch the interview with him that Bruce did. The guy's fucking brutal.
  457. <allinvain> hope artfortz does not get hacked
  458. <xelister> wolfspraul: I didnt bought when the prices where falling. Perhaps some buy @12 of few coins. This is not very important
  459. <Clipse> midnightmagic : whos brutal?
  460. <allinvain> midnightmagic, Kevin? hmm..haven't seen the interview
  461. <midnightmagic> artforz is probably one of the least-likely person to be hacked, perhaps out of all of us.
  462. <allinvain> I shall give it a viewing
  463. <wolfspraul> xelister: yes but imagine they would be trading at 1 USD at other exchanges now. ok? would you argue to rollback or not rollback?
  464. <xelister> wolfspraul: I say it sucks that everyone jumps to conclusions that kevin is hacker
  465. <Clipse> i saw his mug and what he typed on that chatroom thing
  466. <xelister> you are hypocrits,
  467. <xelister> where the price was dropping I bet almost everyone
  468. <midnightmagic> Clipse: That Kevin guy. The interview is f'ing brutal.
  469. <xelister> would be buying @10 @5 @1 like crazy
  470. <xelister> I certailny would
  471. <Clipse> : xelister I was live trading and logs can prove it
  472. <allinvain> lol funny enough I would..but only if it was during a genuine market panick
  473. <Clipse> I could have bought as much as I wanted
  474. <Clipse> via api
  475. <Clipse> I DIDNT
  476. <allinvain> not as a result of technical or human error
  477. <MagicalTux> xelister: that's why we will not forget people who got their trades rolled back
  478. <Clipse> cause i knew any legit company would reverse this shit
  479. <Clipse> and now its happening
  480. <Clipse> and im in the clear
  481. <midnightmagic> Yeah, but I wouldn't pull it out, or if I was stupid enough to, I'd be paying it back after I found out it was because of a multi-million-dollar heist-attempt.
  482. <xelister> what I say is that imho the just thing to do
  483. <R1card0> another status update, about the clearest one yet
  484. <midnightmagic> Who knows what a drop like that means? Maybe it is legit. Damn straight I'd put a buy order in.
  485. <xelister> is to compensate everyone that lost the occasion on the price falls, because it IS mtgox only fault that it was artifficiall and untrue fall
  486. <xelister> probably not compenstae the entire @0.01 400K because that is really...
  487. <Clipse> rofl
  488. <xelister> but figure out some satisfactory middle ground
  489. <Clipse> xelister : next time your bank defaults and you lose all your money, please tell them that story.
  490. <Juffo-Wup> i think you should all SUE MTGOX to MAKE THE GOVERNMENT REGULATE what goes on on your LIBERTARIAN BITCOIN EXCHANGE
  491. <Clipse> mtgox handling this perfect
  492. <Juffo-Wup> hehe
  493. <Phraust> haha
  494. <Juffo-Wup> sorry i mean i know maybe some of you have some real money in there
  495. <xelister> Clipse: well everyone would be suing the banks. Or beating up owners if they can. Also, we aspire to do better then normal banks? :)
  496. <Juffo-Wup> but i have a hard time respecting you nonetheless
  497. <Clipse> you fucks moaning bout rollback put more pressure on mtgox than you would on your own banks.
  498. <Clipse> xelister : GOOD LUCK u cant sue a bank
  499. <Clipse> fucking funny story :)
  500. <Juffo-Wup> sure but i mean when last week everyone was like "yeah bitcoin and everything related are sweet because the government doesn't regulate/interfere"
  501. <Clipse> if a bank defaults, its gone!
  502. <Clipse> nothing to sue
  503. <xelister> Clipse: people sue banks all the time
  504. <Clipse> u understand what defaulting mean?
  505. <Phraust> Juffo-Wup: too true.
  506. <Clipse> rofl
  507. <Juffo-Wup> and now you/they/etc are all like "SHIT! COME HELP ME, GOVERNMENT!":
  508. <xelister> Clipse: if company bankrupts you can still sue the past owners in civil suit
  509. <Clipse> xelister : HAHAHA yes theoretically, ud never have more funds than the banks
  510. <Clipse> u understand that the minority have the majority
  511. <Juffo-Wup> see but suing people is asking the government to intervene in private affairs
  512. <Clipse> not the other way around
  513. <midnightmagic> Juffo-Wup: I'm not.
  514. <xelister> Juffo-Wup: I am not telling to sue anyone. it is example
  515. <Clipse> good luck
  516. <midnightmagic> Juffo-Wup: And you're trolling.
  517. <Juffo-Wup> ehh, maybe sorta
  518. <Juffo-Wup> but i mean
  519. <allinvain> Juffo-Wup, how? suing is making use of the legal system..
  520. <allinvain> how is the legal system tantamount to "government"
  521. <xelister> Juffo-Wup: what alternative you propose
  522. <Juffo-Wup> yeah, and the legal system is something SOLELY established by the government
  523. <xelister> say /some exchange/ just runs with money. what do you do"
  524. <Juffo-Wup> suing someone is asking the government to use violence on your behalf
  525. <xelister> if not sue?
  526. <Clipse> government should only intervene to enforce the LAW, the government shouldnt be the LAW
  527. <noagendamarket> would it be better to send a knee capper after them ?
  528. <allinvain> and tell me please how would disputes be resolved in your ideal world?
  529. <Clipse> sadly the world doesnt seem to work like that
  530. <noagendamarket> no it wouldnt
  531. <allinvain> bust a cap in his ass?
  532. <Clipse> governments tend to want to be the law
  533. <Juffo-Wup> additionally; even if you think that civil suits are an appropriate use of government violence, what contract did you have, exactly, with mtgox, that you are asking the government to enforce by way of violence?
  534. <xelister> so becoming being violent criminals and thugs is better then asking government to help?
  535. <noagendamarket> mtgox claims he has a contract through tibanne
  536. <noagendamarket> I disagree
  537. <Clipse> I actually wish ppl go so far to sue mtgox, the first day in the court room it would be overturned and mtgox can sue them for unjust lawsuit due to no signed agreements
  538. <allinvain> xelister, I often get the impression from what I read on the forum that many hold this belief..that somehow you're not man enough if you ask for the help of whatever established legal and justice system there is in place
  539. <Clipse> it would give me epic lolz
  540. <allinvain> as if the only institution you can rely on is the fist and the gun
  541. <xelister> would you really resort to beating up any unhonest trader like if it's Somalia, before just suing him like a civilized person?
  542. <Juffo-Wup> oh hey xelister, i'm not saying you guys should personally resort to violence... but filing a lawsuit IS asking the government to threaten and/or use violence on your behalf
  543. <midnightmagic> Building a better future is better than asking the government for help. Participating in the new exchange MT was talking about is better than demanding government intervention.
  544. <Clipse> xelister : suing isnt civil
  545. <xelister> Juffo-Wup: I know this is not good, but what are other options
  546. <allinvain> Juffo-Wup, nobody is going to sue mtgox..maybe Kevin
  547. <xelister> oh ok then
  548. <allinvain> but he'd have one hell of a time
  549. <Juffo-Wup> well, lots of people talk about it!
  550. <allinvain> they're just talking with their ass
  551. <Clipse> kevin would need money to sue and then money to payout cause he will lose
  552. <Juffo-Wup> hehe
  553. <xelister> I ment to sue in civil for example, not neceserly to make criminal charges and use police
  554. <Juffo-Wup> perhaps that's rather my point
  555. <allinvain> Clipse, he could "bank" on the money he "earned"
  556. <Clipse> civil involves jurisdications lol
  557. <Clipse> now ur playing different cards
  558. <Juffo-Wup> xelister: the government uses violence in enforcing judgments in civil suits.
  559. <xelister> ^--------- all this is general talking on enforcing trades. NOT about mtgox, btw
  560. <xelister> Juffo-Wup: yeap sort of. this is not perfect too
  561. <allinvain> rather the threat of violence
  562. <Clipse> we are all winning for once the majority gets the better end of the stick and a few from the minority will have to deal with not getting cheap buys
  563. <Clipse> tough shit, majority rules
  564. <xelister> if I would be Kevin I would definatelly sue
  565. <allinvain> which is enough to make people comply with the judgement of a court
  566. <Clipse> good times
  567. <Phraust> meh. got what I was looking for. Gox re-opens on friday.
  568. <xelister> if I would be mtgox I would settle with Kevin
  569. <Phraust> time to go lay some video games.
  570. <Juffo-Wup> err yes; violence-or-the-threat-of-violence
  571. <Clipse> xelister : no u wouldnt and your not mtgox
  572. <midnightmagic> wow, brutal. Remind me never to trade on an exchange you build..
  573. <Clipse> its easy to type that shit
  574. <Clipse> to do it is just stupid
  575. <xelister> Clipse: for chance to get some part of 0.5 milion? I would try
  576. <em> Yeah this is a bit rich. The latent purpose of bitcoins is to give people who are independent enough the freedom to make exchanges without the governments interference. Many people who were attracted to bitcoins were attracted to its anarchical quality.
  577. <Clipse> xelister : are u on crack, settle with kevin for what?
  578. <Clipse> money you dont owe him ?
  579. <Clipse> what crack are u huffing?
  580. <Juffo-Wup> thanks em; you stated the point i was trying to make very eloquently :)
  581. <xelister> Clipse: mtgox automatically executed an BINDING DEAL where it promised Kevin ~200,000 btc. For their own fault.
  582. <Juffo-Wup> xelister: under what contract was it a "BINDING DEAL" ?
  583. <Clipse> rofl xelister you believe that?
  584. <allinvain> mtgox should erally invest in insurance
  585. <Clipse> did you just think before typing?
  586. <allinvain> really
  587. <em> If you couldn't handle being on the frontier then why were you fooling around with bitcoins in the first place? You could just buy dollars and park them in Bank of America and be content.
  588. <xelister> Juffo-Wup: under the same contract under which we all have some ballance in mtgox and we are sure that this money in that ballances belongs to us and we wait to be able to again use it
  589. <Clipse> xelister : u do know as it stands mtgox could legally take all the money
  590. <Clipse> and you cant say shit about it?
  591. <Clipse> LEGALLY that is?
  592. <Clipse> how does that feel?
  593. <Juffo-Wup> xelister: and what contract is that exactly?
  594. <copumpkin> lol
  595. <em> Clipse: feels good man.
  596. <allinvain> legally bitcoins are recognized as money
  597. <copumpkin> contracts don't have to be written down
  598. <allinvain> so legally you're all trading in monopoly money
  599. <Clipse> all of us technically donated funds into an account with him.
  600. <allinvain> and legally..oh fuck it..when will this end
  601. <Juffo-Wup> ok copumpkin, did you make a verbal contract with mtgox then?
  602. <xelister> Clipse: mtgox is a trading company incorporated in japan. If it would "run with the money" it would be same as if online shop would run with money&goods - it would be a common theft case even.
  603. <Clipse> hes not a sleezy fucktard and he is sorting this out
  604. <copumpkin> Juffo-Wup: did you make a verbal contract with people in a restaurant to pay them at the end of a meal?
  605. <Clipse> hes not egold or flooz or piss pots like that
  606. <copumpkin> do you think they'd have no recourse if you walked out without paying?
  607. * xelister kicks Clipse firmly in the balls
  608. <Juffo-Wup> xelister: oh, theft? again, asking the government to intervene with violence
  609. <xelister> WAKE UP Clipse
  610. <xelister> Clipse: read some facts. mtgox is a company. inc in JP.
  611. <Clipse> xelister : Im awake, but your paint keeps dripping
  612. <Clipse> you never signed a fking contract with them
  613. <Clipse> doesnt matter if they are the prince of tartland
  614. <Juffo-Wup> copumpkin: haha good one
  615. <Clipse> you handed over funds
  616. <xelister> do you signe a fucking contract with newegg?
  617. <Clipse> without any trading conditions signed
  618. <em> Screw legalities. What bitcoins have already shown. And what they will continue to show. Is that we don't need the government holding our hand to take care of ourselves. If you do, no one here will stop you from being one of the settlers and leave the pioneering to us.
  619. <Clipse> can you understand that ?
  620. <copumpkin> people seem to think the law only applies to signatures
  621. * copumpkin shrugs
  622. <xelister> what if newegg would run with your moneyz and your radeonz you ordered? obviously they would be thiefs and it would be a case for both police and civil
  623. <copumpkin> armchair lawyers are fun
  624. <x6763> em: +1
  625. <Clipse> im just giving you the technical bullshit you dont seem to digest well... luckily mtgox isnt sleezy fucktards and they are doing the right thing to move forward for all of us and earn good living for themself the proper way.
  626. <xelister> Clipse: what copumpkin said. Do not be a retard. Think of newegg example or any e-shop. Dont need signed paper contract to make legall binding agreement
  627. <Juffo-Wup> so are armchair libertarians :P
  628. <wolfspraul> xelister: have you been a party in actual legal proceedings? whether in the form of private arguments between lawyers, or in the form of a public case?
  629. <copumpkin> Juffo-Wup: oh, I'm practically a commie :)
  630. <xelister> wolfspraul: yes
  631. <geist_> you guys argue about this shit for a few hours EVERY DAY. really guys?
  632. <copumpkin> I still enjoy bitcoin
  633. <Clipse> xelister : haha thats where you are wrong, when you make a payment you can reverse payment if goods not reserved
  634. <Clipse> received
  635. <Clipse> thats your insurance
  636. <allinvain> geist_, cleansing the soul
  637. <Juffo-Wup> oh yeah i think bitcoin is great; i just enjoy pointing out inconsistencies in others' expressed political views :)
  638. <wolfspraul> xelister: what are the terms of service you entered into when starting to use mtgox?
  639. <Juffo-Wup> (not yours, necessarily [copumpkin])
  640. <wolfspraul> have you read them carefully?
  641. <xelister> Clipse: not in method payments like bank wire, which is 90% of e-payments in most countries other then USA
  642. * Clipse awaits made up terms from xelister
  643. <copumpkin> Juffo-Wup: oh, yeah, there are plenty :)
  644. <Clipse> xelister : the sender for wire must proof he didnt simply make a donation or transfer to mtgox, how will he proof it was for a service rendered with mtgox?
  645. <Clipse> see? its not so fking obvious as you try to make it.
  646. <Juffo-Wup> honestly, i'm sure there are plenty in mine as well copumpkin :)
  647. <xelister> wolfspraul: the ones that MT linked on forum. What part do you have in mind? Force majeure does not apply in gross negligence.
  648. <copumpkin> consistency is for the weak
  649. <copumpkin> it's much more interesting to struggle with reconciling your inconsistent viewpoints to figure out what you actually value
  650. <Juffo-Wup> xelister: "gross negligence" does not apply without the use of violence on the part of the government, so what's your point?
  651. <Clipse> oh jesus christ bleeding mary I give up, this dildo is living on his own pizza island
  652. <wolfspraul> xelister: I've never seen terms of service for mtgox. url?
  653. <em> Just as soon as I am able to, I'm buying more bitcoins on mtgox -- Personally I'm very enthusiastic about bitcoins future, and to me I still trust mtgox more than the other exchanges, pending them sorting this out promptly and transparently.
  654. <noagendamarket> there are no tos for mt gox
  655. <wolfspraul> em: me too! :-)
  656. <Juffo-Wup> copumpkin: agreed, 100%
  657. <copumpkin> wolfspraul: where are the terms of service for the vietnamese restuarant I went to yesterday?
  658. <xelister> Clipse: are you dense or what. Apply waht you say to some e-shop, that you wire money to and that then tells you "fuck you" and doesnt deliver the good you paid for. Can you sue here or not?
  659. <Clipse> em good move, watch as soon as mtgox goes online all the other wannabe miniture exchanges will benefit with higher exchange rate
  660. <copumpkin> having spelled-out terms of service simplifies legalities
  661. <wolfspraul> copumpkin: what's your point?
  662. <Clipse> xelister : Im not going to answer your paint anymore, I tried to start civil now its just silly to waste my time
  663. <noagendamarket> a tos wont hold up in court anyway
  664. <Juffo-Wup> my point is F*** IT, WE'LL DO IT LIVE! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5j2YDq6FkVE
  665. <wolfspraul> I really would love to see a transcript of a case against mtgox public somewhere, that would be so much fun.
  666. <Clipse> you clearly have your own rotten examples
  667. <copumpkin> wolfspraul: having shit spelled out clearly is a safer option from a legal standpoint. It gives your opponents fewer places to fuck you
  668. <bougyman> em: it's already been neither prompt nor transparent, your statement seems an oxymoron.
  669. <xelister> wolfspraul: http://legal.tibanne.com/Tibanne_ToS_20100131.html
  670. <copumpkin> wolfspraul: not having them doesn't mean there aren't implied legally binding agreements
  671. <wolfspraul> when the judge tries to understand that you wire money overseas to some account, and then...
  672. <wolfspraul> :-)
  673. <xelister> Clipse: ok, I accept your defeat.
  674. <copumpkin> wolfspraul: yeah, that money was clearly intended as a gift
  675. <copumpkin> wolfspraul: I'm sure the judge will think that you happily intended it as a gift
  676. * Juffo-Wup continues to compete in the special olympics
  677. <bougyman> I only dealt with a Delaware LLC (from dwolla to mtgox).
  678. <Clipse> xelister : ROFL @ the legal TOS
  679. <copumpkin> and then got bitter and are pretending you hate it :)
  680. <Clipse> thats not directed at the site mtgox.com
  681. <bougyman> never with any overseass company.
  682. <Clipse> you stupid mother fucker
  683. <xelister> Clipse: this is the link which MT himself posted, you stupid retarded as idiot
  684. <xelister> Clipse: this is the link which MT himself posted, you stupid retarded ass idiot
  685. <copumpkin> lol
  686. <wolfspraul> :-)
  687. <xelister> dens you are stupid as fuck, Clipse..
  688. <copumpkin> this conversation is getting more intellectual by the minute
  689. <Clipse> From a legal fking standpoint that link means absolutely horseshit
  690. <wolfspraul> some language deficiencies shining through here
  691. * copumpkin grabs some popcorn
  692. <nelisky> wow
  693. <nelisky> what the
  694. <nelisky> this is even more off topic than -otc talk
  695. <nelisky> :)
  696. <xelister> Clipse: again, this is what MT himself said are the ToS. So you are arguing against own point. Bravo =)
  697. * copumpkin isn't allowed into -otc
  698. <copumpkin> so I have to settle for this
  699. <allinvain> better than HBO
  700. <Clipse> xelister : from a legal standpoint it doesnt matter if he said it or not
  701. <mr_gant_> The btc community has become quite a bit uglier since Sunday.
  702. <nelisky> I'm off, just wanted to give a good thumbs up to Mark & crew
  703. <Clipse> that link isnt on the "trading site"
  704. <Clipse> its not directly hooked
  705. <xelister> Clipse: this is where mtgox.com side linked as ToS.
  706. <wolfspraul> xelister: there are very little grounds of any legal action against mtgox right now. anybody who sends money to mtgox should understand that.
  707. <Clipse> it has in fact from legal standpoint nothing to do with it
  708. <xelister> IT WAS DIRECTLY HOOKED
  709. <xelister> BEFORE SITE WAS FROZEN
  710. <nelisky> looking forward for the end of this drama, I really miss mtgox :)
  711. <xelister> JESUS CLIPSE GET your facts streitgh
  712. <shockdiode> nelisky: adam's name isn't "crew"
  713. <copumpkin> any -otc ops in here who have noticed I'm not a mad spammer and could thus promote me a little sooner than my 7 days? :)
  714. <wolfspraul> there are no precedence cases, afaik
  715. <nelisky> there's only mark and adam?
  716. <shockdiode> yep
  717. <Clipse> oh fuck oh fuck , do you see the name MTGOX.com on that form ?
  718. <Clipse> Please for the love of sweet wine
  719. <nelisky> wow, two thumbs up!
  720. <Clipse> tell me that
  721. <Clipse> and you wont
  722. <wolfspraul> and no terms of service, only bits and pieces you think entitle you to something
  723. <Clipse> cause ur a fucking dumb cunt
  724. <Clipse> arguing over shit
  725. <nelisky> Mark, Adam, major cookie points to you
  726. <copumpkin> lol
  727. <shockdiode> loooooool
  728. <shockdiode> it's gettn wacky in here
  729. <xelister> Clipse: mtgox.com side said it is run by Tibanne Co. Ltd.
  730. <wolfspraul> you would do everybody a favor by trying this out in actual legal proceedings, and - keep us posted...
  731. <nelisky> thanks for everything, hope it all goes smoothly tomorrow
  732. <Clipse> DOESNT matter what he said cant you fucking understand how legalities work
  733. <shockdiode> et mon cul c'est du poulet
  734. <Clipse> at the end
  735. <Clipse> it comes down to
  736. <nelisky> (I'll be drinking and having fun by 3am, I hope)
  737. * copumpkin considers implementing dinatural and extranatural transformations in his current major project
  738. <Clipse> can you on paper legally proof that the promise was related to the trading site
  739. <copumpkin> I think that'd be more useful for humanity than this
  740. <Clipse> that TOS doesnt show any mention of mtgox.com
  741. <Clipse> so you are fudged no matter what
  742. <xelister> Clipse: if mtgox.com says that our ToS are on clipse-is-stupid-fuck.com , then the ToS at clipse-is-stupid-fuck.com are binding. You do not get that?
  743. <allinvain> shockdiode, notre poule avec votre cour
  744. <Clipse> xelister : no i dont get how you can be this stupid
  745. <xelister> Clipse: idiot,
  746. <Clipse> I admit that
  747. <shockdiode> your group with my yard?
  748. <shockdiode> wat
  749. <xelister> Clipse: idiot, if sex-toys.com says the GPL licence on GPL.org is their license, is it binding? even ig GPL DO NOT HAVE SEX-TOYS.COM IN THERI LICENCE TEXT?
  750. <allinvain> lol our chicken in your back yard
  751. <allinvain> lol nonsensical french saying
  752. <shockdiode> okeydokey
  753. <shockdiode> :)
  754. <Clipse> xelister : if the license is directly linked on the site yes of course
  755. <Clipse> if its linking externally no
  756. * copumpkin 's IQ is going down by the minute reading this
  757. <Clipse> its not valid!
  758. <mr_gant_> Clipse, xelister, either of you feel like you're getting anywhere?
  759. <xelister> Clipse: mtgox.com fucking linked to the ToS that I, and MT posted.
  760. <copumpkin> at this rate it'll be negative in a couple of minutes
  761. <Clipse> this is external link, it would legally not be valid according to what u want
  762. <Clipse> mr_gant : i think this paint might dry soon.
  763. <xelister> Clipse: lol
  764. <Clipse> LINKED!!
  765. <Clipse> LINKED!
  766. <Clipse> u stupid shit
  767. <Clipse> its not hosted locally on the same server
  768. <copumpkin> goo goo ga ga
  769. <allinvain> so maybe by tomorrow this 'debate" would be over?
  770. <mr_gant_> Might be best to leave it then.
  771. <Clipse> on the same fking domain god!
  772. <wolfspraul> xelister: can you try that argument with your lawyer? seems some people here just don't buy it...
  773. <shockdiode> hey once that paint dries I've got some grass you can watch grow over here
  774. <xelister> Clipse: so if mypaint.com says they are under CC-3, as in copyleft.com/..../ - then you say this is NOT BINDING because the licence text linked is on other domain? LOL?
  775. <copumpkin> gigo gagao
  776. <allinvain> shockdiode, sweet..sign me up bro!
  777. <shockdiode> you got it
  778. <Clipse> xelister : if the contract or license is listed on their domain and on their server
  779. <Clipse> then its legal
  780. <allinvain> thanks! if I don't blink for 10 min can I get 1 BTC?
  781. <Clipse> if its external link that could be externally modified
  782. <Clipse> its not
  783. <xelister> LOL
  784. <shockdiode> lol
  785. <xelister> Clipse: you are fucking idiot, go fuck self with a rake
  786. <shockdiode> i'd give you one if mine weren't all currently tied up somewhere...
  787. <shockdiode> heh
  788. <allinvain> shockdiode, mtgox?
  789. <copumpkin> shockdiode: where could that be!
  790. <allinvain> shockdiode, heh..
  791. <shockdiode> i'm not sayin
  792. <xelister> Clipse: also
  793. <wolfspraul> xelister: sorry but this forum should be moderated and you should be banned
  794. <shockdiode> maybe, maybe not
  795. <Clipse> xelister : want BTC donation ? I can send you 1BTC so you can buy water to wash that sand out of ur vagina
  796. <xelister> Clipse: it is not 'external site' anyway, both domains are belonging to same company.
  797. <allinvain> shockdiode, hope it's not tied in some hacker's wallet
  798. <copumpkin> wolfspraul: Clipse isn't being much more productive
  799. <copumpkin> wolfspraul: I say get rid of both of them, even though I agree with one of them
  800. <xelister> Clipse: so it was not EXTERNAL LINK (even if we follow your idiotic idea that it has to be internal link)
  801. <shockdiode> no, that's your purview I'm afraid
  802. <allinvain> lool
  803. <Clipse> copumpkin : Im just trying to figure out how to best communicate with paint drying
  804. <allinvain> sad but true
  805. <xelister> wolfspraul: we are not on a forum
  806. <Clipse> and perhaps some of u find this interesting
  807. <shockdiode> don't wanna step on your toes
  808. <wolfspraul> xelister: the beauty of actual legal proceedings (not imagined ones) is that every side gets to make their arguments. and there is typically no limits in creativity (or insanity) in what kind of argument people will be making.
  809. <shockdiode> you've got that move down ;)
  810. <shockdiode> i keed
  811. * copumpkin used to hang out in the original forum
  812. <copumpkin> anyone been there?
  813. <allinvain> heh
  814. <copumpkin> rome is a nice city
  815. <wolfspraul> so instead of getting stuck on a particular argument, it's more helpful to clarify that at the current state of bitoin and mtgox, we are all in uncharted waters legally.
  816. <xelister> Clipse: hey dumbfuck, the link was internal
  817. <Clipse> xelister : prove it?
  818. <Clipse> want to continue with this
  819. <allinvain> hmm..I got it..I shall hack KEvin! muahaha
  820. <wolfspraul> xelister: If I had admin powers, I would have already banned you, that simple :-)
  821. <Clipse> and prove you didnt modify it
  822. <shockdiode> I demand a more creative barrage of insults to go with my popcorn
  823. <shockdiode> you guys were doing great for awhile there
  824. <Clipse> oh and also show me your signature since its a financial contract
  825. <xelister> wolfspraul: If I have admin powers, I would fuck you with a rake again
  826. <wolfspraul> if only for the use of inappropriate language
  827. <Clipse> oh I guess you cant
  828. <copumpkin> shockdiode: Thou paunchy boil-brained clack-dish!
  829. <Clipse> sorry buddy
  830. <copumpkin> Away, you bottle-ale rascal, you filthy bung, away!
  831. <shockdiode> copumpkin: nice work, you get a cookie
  832. <copumpkin> Be put in a cauldron of lead and usurer's grease, amongst a whole million of cutpurses, and there boil like a gammon of bacon that will never be enough.
  833. <shockdiode> hot damn
  834. <Clipse> all I want to know is, should I paint this wall red or blue, eitherway it will still be a fcking wall
  835. <Clipse> sigh
  836. <xelister> Clipse: no problem in proving it, moron, look:
  837. <shockdiode> your'e on fire son
  838. <xelister> whois mtgox.com
  839. <copumpkin> Thou misbegotten whoreson foot-licker!
  840. * Retrieving #mtgox modes...
  841. <midnightmagic> Don't ban xelister, geez, he's one of the more strident supporters of BTC. He's not like all the recent influx of psychopaths we're being plagued with..
  842. <xelister> whois tibanne.com
  843. <xelister> both are
  844. <xelister> owner-street: Suginami-ku / Fleur Tsuzuki 102
  845. <Clipse> same owner can easily have different terms
  846. <xelister> owner-city: Kugayama 5-24-30
  847. <xelister> owner-state: Tokyo-to
  848. <xelister> owner-zip: 168-0082
  849. <copumpkin> Clipse, xelister : You should be women, and yet your beards forbid me to interpret that you are so.
  850. <Clipse> what you cant understand without signed paperwork you have no legs tos tand on if you wanted to sue like a retard
  851. <wolfspraul> xelister: do you want to try your arguments with an actual lawyer?
  852. <copumpkin> be not lost so poorly in your thoughts, the both of you
  853. <Clipse> lmao
  854. <midnightmagic> wolfspraul: Are you going to get a lawyer in here?
  855. <Clipse> : please do
  856. <wolfspraul> afaik mtgox is working on tos, which would be great for everybody, especially after they have been tested in court a little.
  857. <Clipse> do it now
  858. <Clipse> I have more paint to throw on this wall
  859. <Clipse> oh jesus where is the log
  860. <Clipse> PAINT IT
  861. <shockdiode> paint the cat!
  862. <xelister> wolfspraul: all e-shops have online ToS. And Clipse says for unknown reason mtgox.com online ToS do not count. Even if MT himself said they count. Even if they are both hosted on MT's/mtgox's company domains. He makes no sense.
  863. <shockdiode> fucker deserves it
  864. <wolfspraul> midnightmagic: nah, too expensive. mtgox is run on mutual trust and legal hot air right now, fine by me.
  865. <Clipse> xelister : thats allmost hearsay btw
  866. <Clipse> carefull
  867. <shockdiode> and i'll be going to the stfu corner for a bit, good luck all
  868. <Clipse> id bury u in slumcourt !
  869. <midnightmagic> wolfspraul: Course, he'd have to ID himself so we can verify it with a phone call tomorrow.. :-)
  870. <noagendamarket> mt did link to that tos on the forum
  871. <Clipse> oh and it was a different owner back then
  872. <Clipse> OOOPS
  873. <Clipse> now what uncle fucker
  874. <Clipse> fuck this is so much fun
  875. <copumpkin> Clipse: just out of curiosity, how do you think restaurants work? or stores? no contracts are signed
  876. <xelister> noagendamarket: Clipse says it doesnt count, becaue there is no signed contract. Retards. How they find their way into out bitcoin community :(
  877. <midnightmagic> In all the time I used MtGox I don't think I ever read (and initially couldn't find) the ToS
  878. <copumpkin> physical ones
  879. <Clipse> copumpkin : you enter property
  880. <noagendamarket> anyway he would just tie you up in japanese court for years
  881. <copumpkin> Clipse: so if it's on the street, you can steal shit?
  882. * xelister enters Clipse's property and punches some brains into his skull
  883. <Clipse> copumpkin : thats not what I said
  884. <midnightmagic> How about a big group hug?
  885. <Clipse> I said it would be straight forward case, there would be visual evidence, recording, pretty obvious truth to the case that can be used
  886. <xelister> that is
  887. <xelister> EXACTLY
  888. <xelister> what you said
  889. <xelister> lying faggot,
  890. <xelister> [07:01:44] <Clipse> what you cant understand without signed paperwork you have no legs tos tand on if you wanted to sue like a retard
  891. <Clipse> Im stating that online case the way this worked isnt so obvious
  892. * copumpkin sighs
  893. <wolfspraul> xelister: ahh. did you notice that the tibanne tos do not talk about financial services, bitcoins, fiduciary obligations, etc?
  894. <Clipse> xelister : thinks he can just stroll in and sue
  895. <Clipse> and have a open and shut case
  896. <copumpkin> oh it definitely wouldn't be open and shut
  897. <Clipse> wolfspraul: I tried to explain that to him
  898. <Clipse> he was still licking his vagina
  899. <Clipse> i need coffee
  900. <xelister> [07:01:44] <Clipse> what you cant understand without ---------> signed paperwork you have no legs tos <---------------- tand on if you wanted to sue like a retard
  901. * midnightmagic hugs Clipse and xelister..
  902. <copumpkin> but having a big-ass contract and/or TOS isn't necessary to have a legal case. It helps simplify the case a lot, in general
  903. * copumpkin hugs midnightmagic
  904. <xelister> hey Clipse if you enter a fucking taxi, do you sign a paper contract too? moron
  905. <midnightmagic> :-D
  906. <noagendamarket> you could say getting an account is a contract
  907. <wolfspraul> Clipse: sure I am not replying to xelister because I think he will read it or learn, more so that we have some more sane voices too, and not just being drowned out by trolls.
  908. <Clipse> you see this all started with how xelister said ppl should just sue (or something to that effect) and I started off that there is no way you can just go and sue
  909. <noagendamarket> you can contact the rusiian mafia though :)
  910. <xelister> noone said we should all sue mtgox
  911. <wolfspraul> Clipse: he can try, but he won't make it very far :-) if he can even pay the retainers or whatever the first thing his legal counsel would be asking from him...
  912. <Clipse> and yes I started to go wacko jacko cause I am not tolerant of people who ignore obvious shit
  913. <xelister> illetare moron
  914. <noagendamarket> Im sure they will follow the tos
  915. <Clipse> [07:07] xelister: illetare moron <--- fucking priceless
  916. <Clipse> Im framing that
  917. <Clipse> thanks darling!
  918. <xelister> yeah typos are important here
  919. <Clipse> whahahahaha
  920. <Clipse> its just so fucking ironic
  921. <xelister> clearly we look at things at a bit other level.
  922. <Clipse> nah i allready ignored all you said just after you typed that
  923. <xelister> can I hire you as a type writer?
  924. <Clipse> [07:07] xelister: illetare moron
  925. <Clipse> [07:07] xelister: illetare moron
  926. <Clipse> [07:07] xelister: illetare moron
  927. <Clipse> its just to fucking brilliantly summed up
  928. <xelister> need lot of paper contracts, going to use taxi tomorrow
  929. <Clipse> clearly meant to say illiterate
  930. <Clipse> but your to fucking stupid to insult me
  931. <Clipse> ROFL
  932. <xelister> you'r
  933. <midnightmagic> Or it was deliberate..
  934. <midnightmagic> MORE HUGS!
  935. * midnightmagic hugs you.
  936. <xelister> so we all (non-idiots at least) agree that ToS posted by MT are binding ToS for Mtgox accounts?
  937. <wolfspraul> xelister: bottom line from me: you can try legal action, but from my insignificant experience I would advise you against it, because most likely you will achieve nothing besides spending a lot of money and creating a lot of paperwork. And I'm sure - you will never go there anyway, just trolling here :-)
  938. <xelister> (plus what ever paragraphs where general law overwrites ToS)
  939. <noagendamarket> well he never had a box to say you agree to them
  940. <xelister> wolfspraul: yea that is why I said I would sue in *kevin* place - he has 500,000 USD to gain or more.
  941. <noagendamarket> so no
  942. <xelister> noagendamarket: if there where no ToS, then general laws apply, so even better for customers I suppose
  943. <noagendamarket> I would agree with that
  944. <xelister> normally shops put up ToS not to make problems for themselves, but to restrict the defaul power of customers over such shops etc
  945. <noagendamarket> however sending someone money voluntarily means youre screwed
  946. <xelister> not really
  947. <midnightmagic> I never agreed to ToS. I just hoped and jumped off the cliff after I heard Art used MtGox :-)
  948. <noagendamarket> basically he owns it
  949. <xelister> hey noagendamarket you said you will sell r5970 for 5 BTC? still valid?
  950. <xelister> (assume) <noagendamarket> yes still valid, xelister
  951. <xelister> noagendamarket: ok, deal
  952. <noagendamarket> lol
  953. <xelister> no, despite no written or electronic contract or ToS
  954. <xelister> if I would send you 5 BTC and not get the good delivered (or easier - send USD)
  955. <xelister> then I'm rather sure it is both civil case, and even for-police case
  956. <xelister> right?
  957. <xelister> s/no,/now,
  958. <noagendamarket> no,,,what goods were you promised ?
  959. <noagendamarket> its not like mt gox sells shoes
  960. <xelister> if you would promise to sell radeon 5970 for 5 btc
  961. <noagendamarket> they dont sell anything
  962. <xelister> they are company making legall profit, and they are registered as money exchange or similar service
  963. <xelister> they are making profit on what?
  964. <xelister> not on donations, they are not non-for-profit organization
  965. <Clipse> are we solo dancing? Im back..
  966. <Clipse> ooooh again a retard statement
  967. <Clipse> Donations can go to anyone
  968. <xelister> so it is on sales. Or fee for using the service (successfully)
  969. <noagendamarket> if they dont refund your trade fees then you might have a case
  970. <xelister> I would say it is their core business to either
  971. <xelister> 1) sell bitcoins
  972. <xelister> or
  973. <xelister> 2) provide service of automatic trading
  974. <Clipse> xelister : so you make the rules now?
  975. <Clipse> should apply for job at mtgox with your knowledge
  976. <xelister> in either case, kevin used this service as always, but this time the service's part of deal was not keept
  977. <noagendamarket> theres plenty of cases where other markets roll it back
  978. <noagendamarket> no one gets sued for it
  979. <xelister> while you can rise objections of @0.01 sell being ridiculous and so on, there is some case to consider
  980. <Clipse> xelister: I got some wise words for you, BEING STUBBORN DOESNT MAKE YOU RIGHT.
  981. <Clipse> and its all in caps for easy reading
  982. <noagendamarket> if the price was $5 now youd be clamouring for a rollback too
  983. <xelister> there where cases with e-shops accidentally putting say HDDs for 1 USD or so. Their settled or complied
  984. <noagendamarket> lol
  985. <Clipse> xelister : thats before anyone used e&oe
  986. <Clipse> add that part
  987. <Clipse> and you can do whatever the fuck you want
  988. <Clipse> thats be resolved ages ago
  989. <xelister> noagendamarket: this other places that did rollback, didn't they had clever ToS for that occassion
  990. <Clipse> before you could reach the keyboard to type porn on google
  991. <noagendamarket> I dont know the situation
  992. * kB is now known as Guest3950
  993. <sarlangg> Have you buys received confirmation emails for the claim process where they verify you own your account yet?
  994. <xelister> noagendamarket: that MT's ToS ... if it would said like
  995. <xelister> "if we are hacked then we can unroll what we see fit" then they would be clear probably
  996. <Clipse> xelister : I think I should sue you now, I had this vague idea that if I communicate with you it would be a binding promise that I wont get assaulted by shitty arguments.
  997. <xelister> but that ToS just contained general Force Majeure which will not apply (it was their fault, preventable)
  998. <Clipse> you laid a false claim, who should I mail the lawsuit ?
  999. <xelister> Clipse: you did not paid me to talk to me, dumbnut
  1000. <Clipse> I did
  1001. <Clipse> in valuable time
  1002. <xelister> if you paid someone else to do so, sue them
  1003. <Clipse> time = money
  1004. <Clipse> I lost money
  1005. <midnightmagic> sarlangg: I haven't yet.
  1006. <Clipse> I sue you
  1007. <noagendamarket> If you didnt trade and suddenly there are bitcoins missing that would be grounds for something
  1008. <sarlangg> midnightmagic: Thanks, was wonderig if it was just me.
  1009. <sarlangg> wondering*
  1010. <xelister> Clipse: you are probably too slow to understand this, but mtgox.com was operating as a company and taking money, while I'm not
  1011. <xelister> other then that your example would make some remote sense
  1012. <Clipse> xelister : what more do you want, read mtgox statement
  1013. <Clipse> We realize that it will take many steps and vastly improved security to regain the trust of our users and the bitcoin community, but for now as a token of our gratitude for the extreme patience our users have shown, and as a way of saying we sincerely sorry for the breach of security that lead to the sell-off, we will be reducing trade fees to 0.3% (from 0.65%) for two weeks following Mt.Gox's reopening.
  1014. <Clipse> Users who's trades were effectively cancelled during the the sell-off will be able to trade for free for 1 month following the reopening, and will also receive a free subscription to our upcoming 2-Step security authentication feature for as long as they hold their account.
  1015. <Clipse> Isnt that as professional as it can be ?
  1016. <Clipse> cancelled trades 1 month free trading
  1017. <xelister> noagendamarket: but this is the case. Kevin traded, wants to take out the coins system confirms he has... and now the coins will be missing (rollback)
  1018. <Clipse> jesus now u think I should complain ? I had no trades
  1019. <Clipse> god please drown urself
  1020. <xelister> Clipse: we are talking hypotetically about laws and ToS to learn something, not just bashing or defending mtgox.com case, as you probably think we are, close minded person you
  1021. <Clipse> xelister : oh I didnt see the TOS for our discussion
  1022. <Clipse> I could only make assumptions
  1023. <Clipse> you seem to be good at that
  1024. <noagendamarket> If I find a bag of money on the side of the road I dont get to keep it honestly
  1025. <xelister> noagendamarket: yes
  1026. <noagendamarket> you cant sue the person who owns the cash and expect to own it then
  1027. <Clipse> noagendamarket : this is all "hyptetically" according to xelister please dont divert the "hyptetical" discussion.
  1028. <xelister> noagendamarket: what if you go to a shop and see some painting for 50$. You buy it. It turns out it was picasso, and shop owner fucked up 1) allowed prices to be messed up 2) sold you the picture with such prices
  1029. <noagendamarket> If kevin thinks he owns it then fuck him
  1030. <Clipse> xelister : you must return the painting and get back your $50 from the owner.
  1031. <xelister> with the painting too? You say you do not own painting in above example?
  1032. <Clipse> the shop owner that is
  1033. <noagendamarket> althought a reward for returning the l;oot would be nice
  1034. <Clipse> its pretty standard stuff
  1035. <Clipse> mtgox is doing exactly that, hes returning the "painting" and returning the buyers money.
  1036. <xelister> right we all agree to moneybag-loot, but this is really more of shop with messed up price-tags problem
  1037. <noagendamarket> hes getting one...free trades
  1038. <Clipse> oh and hes giving freebees
  1039. <Clipse> hes doing more than the normal trade would be
  1040. <midnightmagic> Actually if the seller didn't know and deliberately priced it at $10, and there's no fraud, customer keeps painting. Antique dealers do that all the time
  1041. <xelister> Clipse: you do look like some retard hired to spam pro-mtgox support messages... can't engage in constructive broad discussion then go fuck self with a rake
  1042. <Clipse> xelister : its not possible with you , cause you want me and others to agree to your ideology from every new angle
  1043. <Clipse> you sir are full of shit
  1044. <Clipse> we started arguing about what mtgox should have done, then you decided the argument is "hypotetical" and not about mtgox nemore
  1045. <noagendamarket> I am pissed for the private emails leaking out
  1046. <xelister> midnightmagic: so if seller made the mistake, then indeed he should execute the trade - and it is all on him to recover his mistake, right?
  1047. <Clipse> what the fuck is wrong with you
  1048. <noagendamarket> not so much the rolled back trades
  1049. * Looking up Clipse user info...
  1050. <Clipse> xelister : if the police approach the buyer of the $50 painting sold by the shop priced at $50 (correctly or not) then it will be returned as original stolen goods if declared by the certified painting original owner
  1051. <Clipse> this is standard stuff, why do you feel the urge to change the normal procedure?
  1052. <sharkasgo> greetings
  1053. <sharkasgo> its a wonderful day
  1054. <Clipse> If the product was sold mispriced by the Original owner(read: not a stolen then sold product) the price would usually stand.
  1055. <Clipse> This is not what happened with mtgox, situation described first is related to the mtgox situation.
  1056. <xelister> Clipse: yes it would be returned, and the shop owner should return at least the price
  1057. <sharkasgo> a transaction requires the consent of both parties. in this case, the seller did not authorize the sale, therefore the transaction is null. taking the coin would be an accessory to the hack
  1058. <Clipse> xelister : correct! ding ding
  1059. <xelister> but also due to his mistake the buyer lost awesome deal
  1060. <Clipse> and this shop owner is returning the price
  1061. <xelister> who covers for that
  1062. <midnightmagic> xelister: If the seller priced it at $10, and the painting was rung through, and customer did no fraud, I'm pretty sure customer keeps painting. Now, if another customer marked it down first.. Well, stolen goods.
  1063. <Clipse> "awesome deal" doesnt matter
  1064. <Ooofo> Jesus. Dear guys who have no non-bitcoin trading experience: Flash crashes and subsequent rollbacks happen all the god damn time. There's an extreme precedent. I'm pissed at Mt. Gox because I had low buys, but anyone who has ever been through a flash crash before knows the routine
  1065. <xelister> but buyer had lost a painting actuall WORTH 100,000 USD. Lost it to police, due to SHOP fault. Should shop return the 50$ he earned, or should he return the WORTH - 100,000$ to the buyer
  1066. <Clipse> Ooofo : carefull dildoboy might try to hurt your feelings.
  1067. <Clipse> xelister : $50 aka sale is voided
  1068. <Clipse> cause sale wasnt LEGAL
  1069. <midnightmagic> xelister: The analogy fails because another customer is interfering..
  1070. <xelister> Ooofo: who uses rollbacks? Do they have speciall ToS for this?
  1071. <Clipse> you cant make a legal trade with illegal goods
  1072. <xelister> midnightmagic: another customer?
  1073. <Clipse> watafak
  1074. <midnightmagic> Sorry.. Criminal.
  1075. <Clipse> xelister : are you a troll out of a fresh bush?
  1076. <Clipse> your either extremely retarded or absolutely ignorant
  1077. <Clipse> id hope for the latter
  1078. <xelister> Clipse: you write many words by little sense. Shut up the fuck, you must
  1079. <Clipse> I write english, you speak baby.
  1080. <Clipse> gooo goo gagga english
  1081. <bougyman> xelister: you met anyone who's recovered yet?
  1082. * csshih burps
  1083. <csshih> hai gais
  1084. <xelister> bougyman: noone is recovered, they announced afaik
  1085. <bougyman> xelister: ah.
  1086. <xelister> midnightmagic: hm?
  1087. <Clipse> I actually hope mtgox keep xelister's total booty of 0.20 BTC
  1088. <Clipse> want to see xelister fight over it on fox news
  1089. <Clipse> with pop corn and slush puppy
  1090. <xelister> midnightmagic: where exactly does analogy not hold?
  1091. <csshih> xelister is a cool guy
  1092. <csshih> not sure wtf you're talking about
  1093. <Clipse> csshih : he might be cool, but hes dumb as turd
  1094. <csshih> no he's not
  1095. <bougyman> xelister: you're getting a lot more profane tonight.
  1096. <bougyman> have some chai tea.
  1097. <bougyman> er chai
  1098. <indio007> you can't pass better title than you have is all you need to know
  1099. <bougyman> damnit I hate it when people say chai tea, and I did it.
  1100. <Clipse> csshih : ok hes terribly misunderstood
  1101. <midnightmagic> xelister: Because another person stole the paintings and marked them down first.
  1102. <Clipse> do yourself the trouble and scroll all the way up
  1103. <Clipse> from start of argument, he position on the situation
  1104. <Clipse> and where we are now
  1105. <Mr2001> xelister: the buyer can't lose something he never actually owned
  1106. <Clipse> no progress, absolutely dillusional
  1107. <indio007> you can't pass better title than you have is all you need to know
  1108. <go1dfish> anyone else notice this?
  1109. <go1dfish> http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/i6un9/more_mtgox_conspiracy_theories_the_43210987654321/
  1110. <bougyman> yeah
  1111. <bougyman> it's reddit, though
  1112. <Ooofo> Here's a good article on non-bitcoin flash crashes and rollbacks: http://tinyurl.com/6k8vg4c
  1113. <indio007> the thief never had a property interest to sell
  1114. <bougyman> so bigtime grains of salt.
  1115. <xelister> midnightmagic: since all the stealing, and re-selling-stolen, are all allowed by fault of the shop, should not the shop take on itself most part of resulting problems like need to return the painting that was worth 500,000
  1116. <go1dfish> bougyman: I was speaking more to the fact that the balance of the wallet in the transaction was 432109.87654321
  1117. <Mr2001> xelister: the shop is holding the painting on consignment for the actual owner, who has not authorized them to sell it for peanuts
  1118. <go1dfish> or, read backwards 12345678901234
  1119. <Clipse> xelister : how many times are you going to ask and receive the same answer?
  1120. <midnightmagic> xelister: As the owner of an actual retail store, absolutely not, since it's not possible for me to pat down everyone who enters to make sure they dont have a pricing gun! :-)
  1121. <midnightmagic> Former owner..
  1122. <Mr2001> midnightmagic: someone priced the store at 0.01 and bought it from you?
  1123. <Clipse> this is the 5th or 6th time you ask the same question, receive the correct answers and just keep firing it again.
  1124. <xelister> if BTCs would be stolen from credit card, then sent to mtgox, and so on, then it seems obvious mtgox (esp. if ordered by police, but not only) is free to block such trades and reverse them with no extra recompensations of course
  1125. <Mr2001> yes, shouldn't they?
  1126. <xelister> midnightmagic: ^ but this case is different, as here the mtgox ALSO allowed the steal in first place. You see difference? It is like coming to car salon that sels cars for 100 usd "sorry sir we messed up prises" "well thoug luck, I keep this car suckers - LEARN TO KEEP ORDER ON PRICES guys" kind of thing
  1127. <xelister> *typos
  1128. <Clipse> the onus is on the buyer ALLWAYS with stolen property
  1129. <Clipse> not the middle men
  1130. <Mr2001> you'll find that many stores won't honor a sales transaction for a hacked price
  1131. <Clipse> if you buy something, "to good to be true comes to mind" then its your problem as the receiver
  1132. <midnightmagic> xelister: No, because the cars were stolen and marked down by another douchebag without authority to do so.
  1133. <xelister> Mr2001: I know some shops do order prices resulting from own mistakes for example
  1134. <xelister> *do honor
  1135. <Clipse> xelister : no shop will honor a product mispriced for $5mil
  1136. <bougyman> go1dfish: yeah.
  1137. <bougyman> crazysauce
  1138. <xelister> Clipse: this is a bullshit law, and fortunatell does not apply to BTC. Rememer they where @0.20 not so long ago
  1139. <Clipse> xelister : so now you decide what law applies and doesnt applies?
  1140. <bougyman> i didn't have a whole lot of btc in there, but quite a bit of USD
  1141. * Fairuser|AFK is now known as Fairuser
  1142. <Clipse> can you stick to one story?
  1143. <xelister> there was person orderd by court
  1144. <bougyman> i've not heard anyone say the USD is safe, but i'm hoping it is.
  1145. <Clipse> and not cherry pick please
  1146. <xelister> to honor a sale misspriced by ~20,000 USD. A private person, not company. (he sold his car for like 500 usd by mistake instead 20,000)
  1147. <noagendamarket> the 500 000 never existed in the first place imo
  1148. <Clipse> you just said, "bullshit law" and by your own decision it "wont apply to BTC"
  1149. <Clipse> then you rip other laws out, "general laws" as you said, which do apply.
  1150. <Clipse> what the fuck dude?
  1151. <Mr2001> xelister: in this case, the item was mispriced by a malicious third party who had no right to sell them, not by some mistake of the owner
  1152. <Ooofo> okay, I have a problem with people treating an exchange as a counter-party to trades
  1153. <midnightmagic> Eh, doesn't matter. Nobody's out anything but time, so who cares..
  1154. <bougyman> i'm not treating them like that.
  1155. <xelister> Clipse: I can buy grossly under priced BTCs if I like / find a sucker, and no-one should block this possiblity. (not talking about hacking here)
  1156. <bougyman> i'm treating them like either a money escrow or money transmitter, take your pick.,
  1157. <Mr2001> the exchange facilitated the trade, sort of like how a hand truck facilitates stealing a refrigerator, but just because you can take possession doesn't mean you take ownership
  1158. <Ooofo> you want to see price-setting? rather than roll back to a time, most exchanges would just undo trades below a specific price
  1159. <Clipse> xelister : yes you can, and if its stolen BTC it would be wrong. same goes to stolen BTC on exchange is wrong, luckily MTGOX can revert it to correct the wrong.
  1160. <Clipse> lets remove any legal jargon and stick to right/wrong argument
  1161. <xelister> Ooofo: well we sure know what will be first paragraph definatell in new mtgox's ToS =)
  1162. <Clipse> it was wrong, and in this situation mtgox can fix the wrong and make it right.
  1163. <midnightmagic> Ooofo: Got any specific examples I can go verify myself?
  1164. <Ooofo> ToS is not important in comparison to standard practices.
  1165. <Clipse> if it was a straight BTC deal you had no recourse, we actually do with the exchange.
  1166. <sharkasgo> if you believe in property rights, you favor a rollback. if you don't respect property rights, you prefer to let the thieves get away with the loot
  1167. <xelister> "We can do ROLL BACKS when a) we are hacked b) .... c) ... d) ..." - sheeesh someone should think of that when crossed 1 MILION USD volume ;)
  1168. <bougyman> Clipse: they cannot fix it for all, only for some.
  1169. <bougyman> some lucky few got away with stuff, unless they have a time machine.
  1170. * jetcore is now known as jetcore_
  1171. <Clipse> bougyman : for all, you couldnt buy stolen shit in the first place(or incorrect values that doesnt exist which would be paid out from other members)
  1172. <bougyman> and some malevolent few, too.
  1173. <Ooofo> yeah, midnightmagic, look at that link I posted a second ago: http://tinyurl.com/6k8vg4c
  1174. <Clipse> bougyman: mtgox is covering out of their pockets
  1175. <bougyman> what?
  1176. <Clipse> he said so himself
  1177. <Clipse> the few that went out they have to cover
  1178. <Clipse> it wasnt that much apparently
  1179. <xelister> mtgox is making like 10,000 ? 100,000 ? usd so they really should
  1180. <midnightmagic> Ooofo: Also, these aren't securities, I'm not so sure it quite applies.. These are math results.. Honestly I'm not even completely sure we can "own" them.
  1181. <Clipse> xelister : who are you to decide how much they can make and then how much they must put aside for others?
  1182. <bougyman> midnightmagic: the site used to say "Buy and sell the commodity known as Bitcoin"
  1183. <Clipse> even if they made a billion a day
  1184. <xelister> Clipse: batman
  1185. <Clipse> they have no obligation to give out freebees of stolen funds
  1186. <bougyman> i thought that was risky, inviting Commodity Trading regulators.
  1187. <Clipse> xelister: CATWOMEN
  1188. <xelister> you sure do sound like one
  1189. <Mr2001> anyway... no one has gotten claim approval emails yet, have they?
  1190. <noagendamarket> no
  1191. <Clipse> and you sure sound like a turd dropping
  1192. <bougyman> no
  1193. <xelister> Mr2001: no one was yet actually processed
  1194. <bougyman> don't worry, they're doing all they can, just be patient.
  1195. <xelister> Clipse: well perhaps, I never talked to urmom
  1196. <midnightmagic> Ooofo: Cool link!!
  1197. <Clipse> xelister : she doesnt hang out in the slums you live
  1198. <xelister> bougyman: so the deadline is friday it seems
  1199. <bougyman> what deadline?
  1200. <Mr2001> ok. when should we contact support if it hasn't arrived... by the time trading opens?
  1201. <xelister> bougyman: /topic
  1202. <Clipse> Mr2001: within next 24hrs you will receive email
  1203. <bougyman> you're gonna believe a timeline they present?
  1204. <Clipse> exchange goes back operational within 25hrs roughly from now
  1205. <bougyman> sorry, i lost the faith in their timeline predictions.
  1206. <xelister> bougyman: 3rd times the charm, if not Im going ballistic
  1207. <sharkasgo> the 432109.87654321 output was created on the 12th.. a week before the incident
  1208. <copumpkin> MagicalTux: you around?
  1209. <copumpkin> MagicalTux: the latest update should be "Users whose", not "Users who's"
  1210. <midnightmagic> I wonder how quickly SHA256 is going to be broken now haha..
  1211. <Clipse> copumpkin : hes french, atleast hes not retreating ;)
  1212. <xelister> you're using sha512
  1213. <Clipse> tehehehe damn had to :D
  1214. <copumpkin> Clipse: :)
  1215. <xelister> isnt MagicalTux JP
  1216. <copumpkin> no
  1217. <copumpkin> he lives there
  1218. <midnightmagic> I'm not using sha512. Anyway it's all the same sha2 family
  1219. <xelister> lol must be hard time communicating. Don't all FR people speak only fr =)
  1220. <noagendamarket> lol so now we have to pay mt gox for a secure account ?
  1221. <Clipse> xelister : no
  1222. <copumpkin> the academie francaise would not approve of these other languages being learned
  1223. <noagendamarket> wtf dudes
  1224. <Mr2001> some frenchmen can speak english, but they die a little inside each time
  1225. <xelister> noagendamarket: pay for a secure account ?
  1226. <Clipse> noagendamarket : just for the absolute last resort secure method if you want it
  1227. <noagendamarket> http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=21405.msg268477#msg268477
  1228. <Clipse> they are giving ultimate extreme security options , most users wont require that, its for the absolute dumb retards.
  1229. <xelister> OMLET DU FROMAGE
  1230. <copumpkin> the baladeur and the ordinateur, and even the magnétoscope
  1231. * copumpkin tries to come up with a suitably french name for bitcoin
  1232. <xelister> Clipse: so you applied? got a /written contract/ this time? ;)
  1233. <noagendamarket> Clipse shouldnt all accounts have that ?
  1234. <copumpkin> monnaieoctet?
  1235. <Clipse> xelister : on my cock
  1236. <xelister> noagendamarket: really mtgox's approach to security is scarrying...
  1237. <bougyman> retarded people are smart enough to pay for security?
  1238. <MtGox_Adam> copumpkin: corrected the "Who's"
  1239. <darin_> they security they are talking about the the fob
  1240. <bougyman> that seems counterintuitive.
  1241. <copumpkin> MtGox_Adam: oh cool, didn't notice you here. Thanks!
  1242. <Clipse> noagendamarket : afaik it cost them money, I dont know.. really dont care, just keep the database safe and my account will be safe
  1243. <MtGox_Adam> copumpkin: thanks for the heads up :)
  1244. <Mr2001> when did the support site change from green to yellow?
  1245. <copumpkin> monnaienumérique?
  1246. <copumpkin> MtGox_Adam: np
  1247. <MtGox_Adam> mr2001: I changed it about 45 minutes ago
  1248. <midnightmagic> Doh, where's the update?
  1249. <copumpkin> monnaienumérique seems about right
  1250. <Clipse> Mr2001 : exactly 24minutes ago
  1251. <Clipse> oh sorry i meant
  1252. <Clipse> 42
  1253. <Clipse> ;D
  1254. <copumpkin> MtGox_Adam: are you french?
  1255. <sharkasgo> kind of funny that the 432K was moved on the 19th without a transaction fee
  1256. <xelister> Mr2001: it matures
  1257. <MtGox_Adam> copumpkin: Negative.
  1258. <Clipse> MtGox_Adam : are you cuban ?
  1259. <xelister> sharkasgo: ha. Yea we can have it in next block. Or week. Whatever
  1260. <Clipse> lining up stupid questions
  1261. <Clipse> ;)
  1262. <MtGox_Adam> Clipse: I wish, but no
  1263. <Mr2001> xelister: but autumn isn't for another few months
  1264. <copumpkin> MtGox_Adam: was hoping for some native validation of my new name for bitcoin
  1265. <copumpkin> :(
  1266. <Clipse> MtGox_Adam : are you female
  1267. <Clipse> need to bitcoin forum post all answer cause if there isnt answers it means mtgox is running according to them.
  1268. <xelister> MtGox_Adam: did you all got drunk on sake when you realized you don't know first thing about security
  1269. <Clipse> so spit out all answers asap ;D
  1270. <MtGox_Adam> Clipse: Depends, will I get me anything?
  1271. <Clipse> MtGox_Adam : it will get you a corner on longstreet with your name on it :)
  1272. <Mr2001> well, glad things are on track, I hope everything is right in my account when it's back up, but I trust mtgox will make it right if not
  1273. <bgupta> MtGox_Adam/MagicalTux: Knock on wood, but congrats on the relatively rapid turn around.
  1274. <sharkasgo> yeah you guys are doing a fine job under extraordinary circumstances
  1275. <midnightmagic> Adam: We were shaking our fists at the screen here when Bruce said Canadians were the "same thing"
  1276. <midnightmagic> Boo! Hiss! lol
  1277. <noagendamarket> arent they ?
  1278. <noagendamarket> :)
  1279. <xelister> heh intersting idea,
  1280. <xelister> what would had happened
  1281. <midnightmagic> \kb noagendamarket
  1282. <xelister> if the 1000 $ / person-day limit would not be in place
  1283. <noagendamarket> then we could money launder with impunity
  1284. <noagendamarket> *hypothetically
  1285. <xelister> kevin would get 400,000 BTC
  1286. <MagicalTux> he would probably have hit the limit of bitcoins we keep online
  1287. <xelister> would run for Mexico... MT would run for China? Taiwan?
  1288. * xelister calls profesor for 1 what-if machine
  1289. <noagendamarket> someone would be wearing concrete boots over that Im sure :)
  1290. <MagicalTux> I don't want to imagine the bitcoin market once the japanese mafia finds out they can use this for a lot of things
  1291. <indio007> just the japanese mafia?
  1292. <indio007> wait till some politician finds out
  1293. <indio007> they won't have to hide their kickbacks and bribery anymore
  1294. <noagendamarket> lol
  1295. <noagendamarket> I wonder if there will ever be a "bitcoin mafia ?
  1296. <xelister> --------------------------
  1297. <xelister> wait
  1298. <indio007> need me to protect your miners?
  1299. <xelister> HOLD THE HORSES DJ
  1300. <xelister> Mark Karpeles, the chief executive of Tibanne Co of Tokyo, which operates Mt Gox, told Thomson Reuters that the company was not averse to cooperating with authorities. "As a company handling Bitcoins, it is not our intention of doing anything illegal," Karpeles said via email on Tuesday. "We sent a letter to the Drug Enforcement Administration to address this issue."
  1301. <indio007> of course you do
  1302. <xelister> mtgox leaked our userbase + emails + passwords
  1303. <xelister> and now they bring in DEA ?!
  1304. <sixEch0> Why dea?
  1305. <indio007> silkroad
  1306. <sixEch0> Srsly?
  1307. <notallhere> thats just fucked up...
  1308. <xelister> http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17693.0;all
  1309. <noagendamarket> hmm
  1310. <xelister> well wait, that is just letter with explanation
  1311. <xelister> but. hmm....
  1312. <noagendamarket> was "the auditor" a dea agent ?
  1313. <bougyman> the dea are idiots in the cyber arena
  1314. <xelister> calling mr. Green Thumb
  1315. <xelister> from CYPRESS hill
  1316. * xelister has 4 cypresses and buying more
  1317. <sharkasgo> libertarian holiday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saWCZVggQAs
  1318. <go1dfish> MagicalTux: 432109.87654321 is that pattern random, or was it chosen deliberately?
  1319. <go1dfish> by patern I mean the fact that it looks like a countdown
  1320. <sharkasgo> probably deliberate so it would be easy to search for
  1321. <MagicalTux> go1dfish: it's deliberate
  1322. <MagicalTux> want me to do it again? :)
  1323. <go1dfish> MagicalTux: yes, if you could send like a tiny amount to an address someone throws out
  1324. <go1dfish> that would do a huge amount to restore confidence
  1325. <MagicalTux> I broke out the 432109.87654321 already
  1326. <MagicalTux> but I'll make a new one
  1327. <UberCookies> I wonder if I've reclaimed my account correctly...
  1328. <xelister> do .424242
  1329. <MagicalTux> xelister: 424242.42424242 ?
  1330. <xelister> yeap
  1331. <go1dfish> just need to see a transaction happen from an account with a huge balance with an amount listed here to an address listed here
  1332. <MagicalTux> connecting the offline storage and decrypting on a firewalled system~
  1333. <go1dfish> 1AbTRVrRYGri1sZvqHBadnXaCHkuXJtV5N
  1334. <MagicalTux> I'll make the transaction and push it manually
  1335. <notallhere> this would completely restore a lot of peoples faith
  1336. <go1dfish> MagicalTux: post an address and I'll send you an amount
  1337. <Ooofo> MagicalTux, to get the "free month of trading" thing, will that be automatically done based on rolled back trades or do we have to apply somehow?
  1338. <MagicalTux> Ooofo: it'll be automatic
  1339. <Ooofo> awesome
  1340. <MagicalTux> I got all the data of all the affected users here
  1341. <MagicalTux> go1dfish: no, not practical
  1342. <go1dfish> ok
  1343. <MagicalTux> go1dfish: I'll send 424242.42424242 bitcoins from a bunch of 50kBTC addresses (and maybe on 42kBTC) to one
  1344. <MagicalTux> well, two actually
  1345. <MagicalTux> one will get the 424k, the other one will get the change
  1346. <go1dfish> ok, yeah all transactions get split that way as I understand it
  1347. <MagicalTux> ready guys? Don't come after me claiming we have no coins after that
  1348. <MagicalTux> hopefully I'll be able to work without getting too much disturbed after that~
  1349. <go1dfish> yeah, ready
  1350. <nanotube> MagicalTux: wasn't your last tx 432K btc? lost 8k?
  1351. <geist_> no
  1352. <geist_> thats just the amount someone suggested
  1353. <geist_> (the 424242)
  1354. <nanotube> ah
  1355. <MagicalTux> 42 is the answer
  1356. <go1dfish> to everything
  1357. <sixEch0> 42 is my password!
  1358. <noagendamarket> lol
  1359. <nanotube> hehe ic
  1360. <go1dfish> 42 is the solution to every block to
  1361. <mabus> wait what's going on, is he proving he has our bitcoins still?
  1362. <go1dfish> shit I just ruined the economy
  1363. <mabus> what does this help
  1364. <geist_> theres a lot of people crying wolf saying gox doesnt have their btc anymore
  1365. <wumpus> don't send them to the bitcoin eater please :)
  1366. <go1dfish> mabus: tux is shuffling large numbers of bitcoins to show they are still under his control
  1367. <MagicalTux> anyway, going to send to 1eHhgW6vquBY... the 424242.42424242 btc
  1368. <geist_> ok
  1369. <MagicalTux> mh, forgot I cannot get connections from here, IRC is blocked
  1370. <nanotube> MagicalTux: how is it going with the account claims btw?
  1371. <kingzzz> please dont accidently loose it all
  1372. <cuddlefish> well then
  1373. <mabus> remember to transfer the 424k to proper address of 1R1QyDyYdV479bGxNGMVLEbhU3nEhx6u2
  1374. <dwebb> haha, raped.
  1375. <nanotube> mabus: lol
  1376. <dwebb> raping bitcoins
  1377. <MagicalTux> mabus: I can't copy/paste from here to over there
  1378. <wumpus> kingzzz: +1, imo it's better if he doesn't play around with his stash
  1379. <MagicalTux> it's not the same computer, not the same network
  1380. <mabus> i'll read it over the phone if you want, i'm a nice guy
  1381. <geist_> lol
  1382. <MagicalTux> anyway
  1383. <dwebb> mtgox back open on the 24th to continue raping you...
  1384. <dwebb> lube up your e-ass
  1385. <mabus> honest rape is fine
  1386. <gmaxwell> meanwhile, I expect lulzsec to tweet that they're about to move 424242.42424242 btc ;)
  1387. <noagendamarket> lol
  1388. <MagicalTux> xD
  1389. <noagendamarket> that would be funny
  1390. <dwebb> 46 and 2 just ahead of me
  1391. <dwebb> anyone here ever seen tom wopat's hairy butthole?
  1392. <dwebb> all sweaty and sticky
  1393. <dwebb> rim it!
  1394. <notallhere> so wait you can't connect to the machine with the bitcoins, sorry im confused, it seemed like it was no problem before
  1395. <dwebb> i'd stick a cracker between his ass cheeks and sop up all that sauce
  1396. <sixEch0> And now...?
  1397. <MagicalTux> notallhere: who are you talking to ?
  1398. <cuddlefish> dwebb: ... wut
  1399. <notallhere> you MagicalTux
  1400. <dwebb> cuddlefish: haha
  1401. <MagicalTux> notallhere: the bitcoin client is not getting connections, that's a usual thing
  1402. <mabus> socks4
  1403. <nanotube> MagicalTux: i run with -noirc, usually connects faster.
  1404. <gmaxwell> MagicalTux: upgrade .23 to solve that, FWIW.
  1405. <gmaxwell> (there is a connect bug prior to .23 which can make every failed attempt take minutes)
  1406. <dwebb> try starting bitcoin like this: ./bitcoin -addnode=69.164.218.197 -addnode=64.22.103.150 -addnode=173.242.112.53 -addnode=178.79.147.99 -addnode=184.106.111.41 -addnode=91.85.220.84
  1407. <gmaxwell> dwebb: if you addr.dat is full of crappy non-working nodes already it can still get hung up on the first one it tries.
  1408. <dwebb> lies.
  1409. * nanotube is sad nobody is wielding the banhammer
  1410. <wumpus> indeed
  1411. <dwebb> i need to go squeeze out a bitshit
  1412. <MagicalTux> I got one, here
  1413. <MagicalTux> MtGox_Adam got one too
  1414. <gmaxwell> dwebb: facts. but fixed in .23. (not suggesting that MagicalTux go about upgrading the uber wallet right now though)
  1415. <MagicalTux> gmaxwell: I always wait at least 1 month before upgrading bitcoin
  1416. <MagicalTux> or port patch manually
  1417. <Clipse> MagicalTux : can you clarify something for the bitcoin forum people, the security issue. Is it going to cost a fee (once off or monthly) for the security addon for users?
  1418. <MagicalTux> oh
  1419. <MagicalTux> got one connection
  1420. <MagicalTux> Clipse: you mean the sms thing ?
  1421. <gmaxwell> the connect patch is pretty straight forward. I've was running it for weeks prior to .23 ... and it even applies to way old code.
  1422. -ChanServ- Invalid parameters for REGISTER.
  1423. -ChanServ- Syntax: REGISTER <#channel>
  1424. <Clipse> nope refering to the "free security addon for people who had trades open for a lifetime of their account"
  1425. <Clipse> that looks like its not free for other members
  1426. <Clipse> what do you refer to with that?
  1427. -ChanServ- #bitcoin-mtgox is already registered to rasengan.
  1428. <mabus> they're the ones that get their passwords properly encrypted?
  1429. <noagendamarket> lol
  1430. <cuddlefish> mabus: 0.1 BTC per byte of hash
  1431. <noagendamarket> my bank has a token that costs $25
  1432. <Clipse> hah nehow let MagicalTux answer before you lots spray your diarea all over this channel ;)
  1433. <cuddlefish> MagicalTux: Yeah, do OTP auth! it's really easy to implement if you can email/snail-mail stuff
  1434. <MagicalTux> cuddlefish: working on stuff
  1435. <noagendamarket> even google sends me a postcard :)
  1436. <gmaxwell> cuddlefish: oh fond memories of s/key...
  1437. <noagendamarket> I hope its not rsa key :0
  1438. <MagicalTux> I checked RSA key just to see
  1439. <MagicalTux> it's 500kUSD setup, and 100kUSD per year
  1440. <MagicalTux> not viable
  1441. <gmaxwell> They're rather expensive.
  1442. <gmaxwell> yea.
  1443. <cuddlefish> MagicalTux: christ
  1444. <MagicalTux> cuddlefish: ?
  1445. <mabus> fuck bitcoins, i should sell rsa tokens
  1446. <cuddlefish> MagicalTux: mail out arduinos with LCDs and seeded PRNGS! it'd be cheaper
  1447. <nanotube> i vote for gpg auth via signed or encrypted otp :)
  1448. <gmaxwell> there is competition which is less expensive, e.g. http://www.cryptocard.com/
  1449. <noagendamarket> nanotube you would :)
  1450. <MagicalTux> cuddlefish: a bit too big
  1451. <[Author]> MagicalTux: How about http://code.google.com/p/google-authenticator/ ?
  1452. <nanotube> noagendamarket: :)
  1453. <gmaxwell> But you're still talking on the order of $50 tokens all in all.
  1454. <cuddlefish> MagicalTux: D:
  1455. <cuddlefish> gmaxwell: Gosh, if only there was a way to pay for things over the internet
  1456. <noagendamarket> lawl
  1457. <Clipse> ye like to transfer shit
  1458. <Clipse> oh well
  1459. <Clipse> ;)
  1460. <MagicalTux> mh
  1461. <MagicalTux> the bitcoin client rebroadcasts transactions randomly every how ?
  1462. <nanotube> MagicalTux: 30-60 min, iirc
  1463. <gmaxwell> cuddlefish: well if you really want something personally buy a yubico and load it with a long random password.
  1464. <cuddlefish> gmaxwell: it's not two-factor
  1465. <cuddlefish> and it doesn't change
  1466. <gmaxwell> cuddlefish: yubico can how, though you need software support.
  1467. <gmaxwell> it can work in a challenge response and a skeyish mode.
  1468. <cuddlefish> gmaxwell: sure, but MtGox does't support it
  1469. <gmaxwell> the skeyish mode doesn't need client software support.
  1470. <cuddlefish> gmaxwell: wait, what?
  1471. * kapejod_ is now known as kapejod
  1472. <cuddlefish> it automatically changes your PW?
  1473. <gmaxwell> cuddlefish: it needs server support.
  1474. <cuddlefish> gmaxwell: yes, exactly
  1475. <gmaxwell> cuddlefish: the challenge response mode requires something on the client too— it doesn't just act as a usb keyboard for that.
  1476. <MagicalTux> for RSA, the key themselves cost only 50$ per key, the server support costs 500kUSD + 100kUSD/year
  1477. <cuddlefish> MagicalTux: I, personally, would pay <= $100 for 2-factor auth
  1478. <gmaxwell> MagicalTux: http://www.yubico.com/
  1479. <gmaxwell> No server costs for yubico otp mode.
  1480. <MagicalTux> gmaxwell: I don't like this "cloud" thing
  1481. <MagicalTux> relying on a separate server for that
  1482. <notallhere> we only paid 20k for setup where i work MagicalTux, admittedly that only came with 1 appliance and 30 keys, either way it was a waste of money as they are now compromised
  1483. <MagicalTux> also is this yubikey compabible with most OS ?
  1484. <MagicalTux> notallhere: I asked for a server license for 5000 keys :p
  1485. <gmaxwell> MagicalTux: yes, everything. It's a USB keyboard as far as the OS is concerned.
  1486. <MagicalTux> oh
  1487. <MagicalTux> nice
  1488. <MagicalTux> hey people, you prefer black or white ?
  1489. <MagicalTux> :D
  1490. <gmaxwell> MagicalTux: and there is regular open source authentication code for it. In one time password mode it's just like skey.. you hit the button and it plays out a fresh password that only the server can validate.
  1491. <ar> tokens? black
  1492. <noagendamarket> always bet on black :)
  1493. <geist_> black
  1494. <MagicalTux> I knew it
  1495. <ar> MagicalTux: isn't white the "war colour" anyway? :P
  1496. <noagendamarket> its the apple colour :)
  1497. <cuddlefish> MagicalTux: Heck, just give us a PRNG algorithm and a per-account seed. we'll figure it out from there
  1498. <wumpus> purple :P
  1499. <MagicalTux> xD
  1500. <MagicalTux> ordering some yubikeys
  1501. <bougyman> MagicalTux: secureID tokens?
  1502. <MagicalTux> securid = RSA
  1503. <bougyman> yeah, i saw mention of that up above.
  1504. <bougyman> just wondered if that's the ultra security package.
  1505. <notallhere> you could do a btc transaction based login system, or at least a way for someone to unlock an account. send 0.x amount of btc from a pre arranged address. i guess you'd be fucked if someone stole your wallet though
  1506. <wumpus> notallhere: not even needed to send money, you can sign messages with your bitcoin private keys, there's a patch for that somewhere
  1507. <ar> also, wasn't rsa hacked a few weeks ago? and another thing i can't understand, is why they stored the seeds for tokens they already sold and the information on who they sold token with what id
  1508. <noagendamarket> would be good if a yubikey generated a btc address lol
  1509. <wumpus> but I think an external device is better in this case
  1510. <MagicalTux> ar: customer losing their seeds
  1511. <ar> MagicalTux: the seeds are on the keys
  1512. <bougyman> client ssl certs aren't that expensive, and people could layer their own factor on top of their cert.
  1513. <noagendamarket> get the yubikey to generate a bitcoin address then send coins to it
  1514. <wumpus> and they have the seeds on a machine connected to the internet... that was indeed lame
  1515. <ar> MagicalTux: or at least the serial numbers on which the seeds are based
  1516. <notallhere> ar it was hacked, but only if the attackers are able to keylog a number of valid logins from someone with a key, i think they figure out the seed this way
  1517. <gmaxwell> bougyman: if someone compromises your system and can sniff your password then they can grab the client cert too. I know that PCI thinks client certs are two factor, but I think they are stupid.
  1518. <bougyman> gmaxwell: right, that's why I said users could add another factor.
  1519. <gmaxwell> notallhere: I think they just need a number of valid ones in order to sync it.
  1520. <bougyman> like a biometric device to unlock the client cert.
  1521. <bougyman> it's not two factor with just a cert, I agree with you.
  1522. <wumpus> mtgox iris scan :P
  1523. <gmaxwell> bougyman: which leaves the cert in ram where it can be copied by a trojan. :) (but we're mostly agreeing, I agree)
  1524. <bougyman> they control that cert, they can protect it as much as they do (or don't) want.
  1525. <gmaxwell> seperately from mtgox we need to convince yubikey for a key with firmware that can hold a bitcoin private key and sign transactions presented to it. :)
  1526. <ar> bougyman: what biometrics? fingerprint readers can be easily fooled
  1527. <noagendamarket> yes
  1528. <bougyman> ar: again, that would be up to the user.
  1529. <noagendamarket> you could plug it into the bitcoin client
  1530. <bougyman> fingerprint is rather weak.
  1531. <bougyman> like protecting your bitcoin wallet, there's only so much you can do.
  1532. <bougyman> if someone owns your machine, they own your machine.
  1533. <MagicalTux> yubikey ordered
  1534. <gmaxwell> noagendamarket: sadly the low cost formfactor of the yubikey would give it no way to independantly show you the txn before signing it, so a trojan could just feed it txn to send all your money to the badguy. :(
  1535. <MagicalTux> http://bitcoinmonitor.com/ <- btw, 424242.42424242
  1536. <noagendamarket> :(
  1537. <gmaxwell> bougyman: not so, if you had a secure hardware device with your key in it and a little screen to show txn for you to approve, then your machine could be owned all up and you'd be mostly safe.
  1538. <bougyman> right, then they just have to steal that little secure hardware device
  1539. <geist_> thats a whole lotta bitcoins
  1540. <wumpus> gmaxwell: yep it should show the desination address as well as the amount
  1541. <gmaxwell> bougyman: plus the password used to encrypt the key in the devices memory.
  1542. <strawf> linux-livecd is what many people use for secure browsing in their ebanks etc.
  1543. <gmaxwell> wumpus: yea, it has to show the output address and the amount.
  1544. <gmaxwell> bougyman: and they couldn't do this from their desktop in nigeria. :)
  1545. <gmaxwell> (well they password they could get, but they'd have to fly to wherever you are and mug you. Unless you're in nigeria, in which case you're screwed)
  1546. <gmaxwell> wumpus: it also needs some mode that lets you copy out the key onto paper to make a backup in case of loss, but I'm not sure how to prevent someone from using that while you're not looking. :(
  1547. <gmaxwell> (you put the paper in a safe, then put the safe in a safe)
  1548. <wumpus> gmaxwell: that's the eternal dilemma isn't it, either you secure it very well and lose it easily, or you have to spread it around a bit with higher risk of stealing but lower risk of loss
  1549. -
  1550. MagicalTux is ~MagicalTu@unaffiliated/magicaltux * Mark Karpeles
  1551. MagicalTux on #mtgox +#bitcoin-otc
  1552. MagicalTux using kornbluth.freenode.net Frankfurt, Germany
  1553. MagicalTux is logged in as magicaltux
  1554. MagicalTux End of /WHOIS list.
  1555. -
  1556. <gmaxwell> wumpus: yea, I think for most people the risk of loss is actually much greater than the risk of theft. I expect a new rash of "omg lost big wallet" threads in a month or two resulting from the security concerns now.
  1557. <gmaxwell> especially after encrypted wallets get deployed.
  1558. <wumpus> yes that's also holding me back from implementing things like external wallets
  1559. -
  1560. MagicalTux is ~MagicalTu@unaffiliated/magicaltux * Mark Karpeles
  1561. MagicalTux on #mtgox +#bitcoin-otc
  1562. MagicalTux using kornbluth.freenode.net Frankfurt, Germany
  1563. MagicalTux is logged in as magicaltux
  1564. MagicalTux End of /WHOIS list.
  1565. -
  1566. <wumpus> I'm dead scared of users misusing the feature and accidentally deleting wallets
  1567. <cuddlefish> gmaxwell: WALL OF TEXT
  1568. <wumpus> and yes with encrypted wallets users have the risk of losing the key to encrypt the wallet, with no way to recover it ever
  1569. <gmaxwell> wumpus: kinda makes me wonder if the encrypted wallet shouldn't support some kind of escrow feature on day one...
  1570. <wumpus> good point...
  1571. <gmaxwell> or some kind of "here is a printable version of your master key which is weakly encrypted so that decoding it requires searching a 48 bit keyspace; print it and put it in a safe"
  1572. <go1dfish> so ive been afk for a bit, did the transaction go through?
  1573. <gmaxwell> http://blockexplorer.com/address/1eHhgW6vquBYhwMPhQ668HPjxTtpvZGPC
  1574. <geist_> yes
  1575. <go1dfish> awesome, that explains the price rise
  1576. <tuoppi> [10:04:04] <tuoppi> Has anyone received their account back to Mt.Gox?
  1577. <tuoppi> [10:04:34] <tuoppi> I've been waiting 41 hours after submitting the claim page proof etc
  1578. <DavidSJ> I have not.
  1579. <phantomcircuit> gmaxwell, rofl @ 42
  1580. <MagicalTux> if this works fine, we'll provide yubikeys with AES key private to Mt.Gox
  1581. <geist_> cool
  1582. <DavidSJ> MagicalTux: what percentage of account requests have been approved so far, out of curiosity?
  1583. <tuoppi> What is the average wait time for requests to be approved?
  1584. <geist_> i dont think theyve started sending out confimrations yet
  1585. <cuddlefish> tuoppi: 1 day past the time you stop asking
  1586. <geist_> so.. infinite so far
  1587. <Ycros> MagicalTux: can I use my own yubikey? - I already have two
  1588. <MagicalTux> Ycros: I don't wanna poke the yubikey servers, but I'll see
  1589. <MagicalTux> I just ordered some yubikeys for the people here
  1590. <Ycros> MagicalTux: you don't have to poke their servers
  1591. <MagicalTux> and to ship too
  1592. <MagicalTux> Ycros: if you use the yubikey AES key, you do, right?
  1593. <Ycros> you can run your own stuff, there's open source implementations of the server-side stuff
  1594. <Ycros> you can integrate it into pam, your own websites, etc.
  1595. <MagicalTux> I guess yubikey doesn't give their private AES key to anyone
  1596. <hallowworld> MagicalTux: why not just support OATH OTP? We can install our own softkeys on iphone/android
  1597. <Ycros> MagicalTux: you can upload your own key into the yubico servers
  1598. <hallowworld> i think yubikeys are OATH compatible also anyway
  1599. <Ycros> they are oath compatible
  1600. <Ycros> MagicalTux: the thing about yubikeys is they're reprogrammable
  1601. <Ycros> MagicalTux: working with yubico's OTP is merely a default setting
  1602. <MagicalTux> yep
  1603. <MagicalTux> I saw that
  1604. <Ycros> you can give me a private aes key for me to use, and I can program it into my key
  1605. <MagicalTux> and I plan to reprogram them a bit
  1606. <MagicalTux> :)
  1607. <Ycros> the keys will support 2 different programs
  1608. <MagicalTux> I'll make it possible
  1609. <Ycros> one is on short press, one is on long press
  1610. <MagicalTux> need to try here first
  1611. <MagicalTux> 1~2 weeks for shipping they say
  1612. <EskimoBob> can someone ban this retarded "HamWallet" from support.mtgox.com? this kid has some serious mental issues
  1613. <MagicalTux> EskimoBob: url?
  1614. <EskimoBob> https://support.mtgox.com/entries/20208066-huge-bitcoin-sell-off-due-to-a-compromised-account-rollback?page=8
  1615. <MagicalTux> User suspended
  1616. <assassindrake> yeah thats obnoxious
  1617. <EskimoBob> you can find hes verbal vomit from every page, He keeps changing hes name
  1618. <hallowworld> and with a userpic like that he's obviously from 4chan
  1619. <bobobo> have claims started being accepted/rejected yet? are there rejection emails?
  1620. <EskimoBob> My status: "Account recovery request submitted at 2011-06-21 16:12" - Your account recovery request is pending review by our staff. :( and my IP must be easy to verify
  1621. * LightRider is now known as LightRider|afk
  1622. <EskimoBob> MagicalTux: thank you
  1623. <bobobo> eskimo, same message
  1624. <MagicalTux> will send the first batch by tonight (japan time)
  1625. <bobobo> thanks
  1626. <Ycros> oh neat tokyo is only 1 hour behind me
  1627. <EskimoBob> Tonight? wil do me no good. We have the national summer solstice holiday tonight. I'll be drunk like (75-80% of the country) and probably dancing around the bonfire with naked girls. And yes, tomorrow is a day of.
  1628. <EskimoBob> *off
  1629. <Ycros> what country is that, I think I need to visit
  1630. <EskimoBob> Ycros: I think most of the Scandinavia has a this as a holiday. We have it bit late because of the modern calendar and some other holiday
  1631. <nopz___> yop
  1632. <EskimoBob> no wonder most people have a birthday in march
  1633. <UberCookies> 8=D
  1634. <Ycros> EskimoBob: hahaha
  1635. <Shocky> What happened to lulzsec?
  1636. <Shocky> Also, when is my account going to be reviewed?
  1637. <Shocky> I sent in the form
  1638. <Shocky> the day it opened
  1639. <Shocky> I mean, take your time
  1640. <Shocky> But I really
  1641. <Shocky> really
  1642. <Shocky> really
  1643. <Shocky> Don't want to miss mtgox opening
  1644. <EskimoBob> Shocky: https://support.mtgox.com
  1645. <EskimoBob> its all there
  1646. <Shocky> How do I know if my claim was successful?
  1647. <Shocky> Would it have told me if my password was wrong?
  1648. <go1dfish> would it have mattered if it did?
  1649. <deego> Will the mtgox API remain unchanged?
  1650. <go1dfish> anyone could have already checked beforehand against the compromised db
  1651. <Shocky> hm
  1652. <Shocky> that would have made sense
  1653. <go1dfish> I would expect it to reject you if your password was wrong
  1654. <ox8o> deego, the API seems still working but disconnected from their DBs and everything..
  1655. <deego> ah, thx ox8o
  1656. <ox8o> deego, but they'll change it for sure.. probably not a lot just the authentication way.. maybe
  1657. <ox8o> deego, or implement a 2 factor verification APIs when that comes up
  1658. <deego> ox8o: this url: https://mtgox.com/code/data/getDepth.php leads me to the "hacked page."
  1659. <thermal> ooer yubikeys. are they two-factor auth key thingos?
  1660. <ox8o> deego, as I said it's not active.. but changing the API doesn't make since unless if they add some new functions to the website
  1661. <ox8o> deego, such as the 2 factor authentication or a more strengthen authentication algorithm
  1662. <deego> ox8o: got you.
  1663. <phantomcircuit> https://store.yubico.com/
  1664. <phantomcircuit> those are a very good idea
  1665. <zelyony> that keys.. to russia it will be pass month and over.. and it cannot stop from hacking site or db
  1666. <gmaxwell> phantomcircuit: yep, I suggested them earlier and apparently MagicalTux has already ordered some.
  1667. <phantomcircuit> yeah
  1668. <phantomcircuit> pretending to be a keyboard is particularly clever
  1669. <MagicalTux> so the key can be long :)
  1670. <phantomcircuit> MagicalTux, lol the key doesn't need to be more than a few bytes actually
  1671. <thermal> phantomcircuit: are ubikeys two-factor auth?
  1672. <thermal> yubikeys *
  1673. <phantomcircuit> thermal, alone? no
  1674. <phantomcircuit> but combined with a separate password yes
  1675. <thermal> ah ok.
  1676. <MagicalTux> it'll be combined with a separate password
  1677. <phantomcircuit> MagicalTux, how about requiring a dna sample too
  1678. <phantomcircuit> just to be sure
  1679. * phantomcircuit trolls on out of here
  1680. <gmaxwell> phantomcircuit: yea, sadly the keyboard trick isn't good enough for challenge/response. And IIRC the challenge/response they do doesn't allow you to use one key with multiple mutually untrusted parties. But the OTP mode is fine for mtgox's application.
  1681. <Raccoon> MagicalTux: why was this channel registered to LulzSecurity earlier this past day?
  1682. <zelyony> MagicalTux: trading is working? mtgoxlive shows something, but mtgox-websocket is silence
  1683. <MagicalTux> Raccoon: by a troll claiming to be lulzsec
  1684. <MagicalTux> zelyony: nothing
  1685. <MagicalTux> I'm fixing the data while importing
  1686. <MagicalTux> the trade history will be fixed for all past trades
  1687. <Raccoon> MagicalTux: but rather, how did they attain 'founder' status/privs in here?
  1688. <phantomcircuit> MagicalTux, you got freenode staff to change ownership of the channel without forcing you into ##mtgox!?
  1689. <phantomcircuit> amazing
  1690. <MagicalTux> Raccoon: I never created this channel in the first time
  1691. <Raccoon> i see
  1692. <phantomcircuit> im surprised they haven't closed down half of the bitcoin channels and forced them to ## yet
  1693. <phantomcircuit> hell even php is in ##php
  1694. <Raccoon> i take it that freenode transfered rights over to you. ok
  1695. <phantomcircuit> gmaxwell, challenge/response is nice, but isn't actually necessary
  1696. <phantomcircuit> in fact the algorithm that rsa tokens use is pretty obvious
  1697. <MagicalTux> phantomcircuit: ##php is not maintained by rasmus
  1698. <MagicalTux> or zend
  1699. <MagicalTux> while #mtgox has the owner of mtgox.com on it
  1700. <MagicalTux> ## = non official and # = official
  1701. <phantomcircuit> MagicalTux, technically # channels are supposed to be officially registered freenode projects
  1702. <MagicalTux> phantomcircuit: we registered mtgox on freenode
  1703. <phantomcircuit> oh
  1704. <phantomcircuit> neat
  1705. <Raccoon> i think it's pretty interesting that #bitcoin-anarchy is registered to freenode-staff
  1706. <gmaxwell> phantomcircuit: challenge response done differently would be nice. E.g. the server sends you random crap. You add a nonce and sign, return the nonce and the signature. This way you could have _one_ challenge response token used by many sites who could not impersonate it.
  1707. <gmaxwell> phantomcircuit: but the way the token does challenge response is that it just xors a secret with the challenge and returns the sha1, so you can't have one secret on multiple sites or they can impersonate you.
  1708. <Raccoon> or, how about just using unique good-oldfashined passwords for each site
  1709. <Raccoon> and leave it to SSL to do the rest
  1710. <gmaxwell> Raccoon: ... then a moron with a keyboard sniffing trojan takes all your money and you cry.
  1711. <Raccoon> any moron with a keyboard sniffing trojan already has their private keys
  1712. <gmaxwell> Mtgox's private keys?
  1713. <gmaxwell> Who says you even have a wallet.
  1714. <Raccoon> my point is, an infected computer is already too late.
  1715. <thermal> how about a two-factor authentiction app for iPhone/Android
  1716. <Raccoon> no matter what the security implimentation
  1717. <phantomcircuit> gmaxwell, yeah those tokens are far to cheap to build rsa/ecdsa into them
  1718. <thermal> similar to the Google Authenticator app
  1719. <gmaxwell> Raccoon: two factor drastically closes the window for the attacker. He must intercept and act while you are authenticated because he can't replay the authentication without you.
  1720. <thermal> would be a lot cheaper than having to purchase new hardware
  1721. <MagicalTux> I don't like iphone/android apps
  1722. <MagicalTux> first, not everyone has an iphone/android
  1723. <thermal> :(
  1724. <MagicalTux> and second, android virus could be targetting those very OTP apps
  1725. <gmaxwell> he can't capture lots of keyboard data and go "oh look mtgox passwords", he would have to prepare in advance to target the site.
  1726. <Raccoon> gmaxwell: what unique identifier is used to issue and validate the challenge/response?
  1727. <Raccoon> gmaxwell: and why can't it be stolen?
  1728. <Raccoon> keyboard loggers know what site you're on.
  1729. <Raccoon> they can also transmit in realtime, la VNC
  1730. <Raccoon> the crude method is to look at the browser title text
  1731. End of #mtgox buffer Thu Jun 23 01:57:23 2011

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