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Mon Mar 13 22:35:28 UTC 2017  <asciilifeform>   currently i am testing a means of ditching bdb.

Mon Mar 13 22:31:46 UTC 2017  <asciilifeform>   or, an example from 2300 yrs ago: chinese emperor qin shi huangdi went to bed every night in a different, randomly selected room of his 1500 room palace. in a certain number of others, there would be cutthroats waiting to chop up anyone who opens the door. wanna play minesweeper ?

Mon Mar 13 22:31:03 UTC 2017  <adlai>   i'm not sure that 0day works, but even if it does, 'you' needs to know the instruction set to craft a payload

Mon Mar 13 22:29:31 UTC 2017  <asciilifeform>   now you know that i am running a proggy (say, ssh) with known remote-execution 0day (say, stack overflow)

Mon Mar 13 22:29:05 UTC 2017  <asciilifeform>   say i have a cpu where the instruction set is randomly-generated on boot. (it is quite possible to make this, on fpga.)

Mon Mar 13 22:27:59 UTC 2017  <adlai>   or phrased in your phrasology: specificity of diddling exists, but it doesn't seem like a good defense once you yourself become a target, and it could be made a better defense if each castle weren't built from the same rapidly fading blueprint

Mon Mar 13 22:25:59 UTC 2017  <assbot>   Logged on 02-04-2014 23:20:40; asciilifeform: the interesting thing is that nsa-as-we-know-it, but with a pill against modern crypto hidden in an 'indiana jones'-style vault, would scarcely be distinguishable from what we can now see

Mon Mar 13 22:23:09 UTC 2017  <adlai>   well it's funny that you ask me to elaborate, i'd basically be paraphrasing your blog back at you, with a bit of my own paranoia mixed in

Mon Mar 13 22:19:19 UTC 2017  <adlai>   and invariably this is met with a blank stare, or even anger that bitcoin was misrepresented to them!

Mon Mar 13 22:18:56 UTC 2017  <*>   adlai spends a significant portion of his irl interactions with fresh buyers explaining that they're not "going off the grid" by closing their bank accts and buying bitcoin, but rather - "out of the frying pan, into the fire"

Mon Mar 13 22:18:00 UTC 2017  <adlai>   it's not a secret, but it's amazing how many bipeds don't know it

Mon Mar 13 22:17:45 UTC 2017  <asciilifeform>   what can be correlated from blockchain, isn't exactly a secret, neh.

Mon Mar 13 22:15:18 UTC 2017  <asciilifeform>   a good bitcoin boobytrap conspiracy story oughta include 'they have a pill for ecdsa', or at least 'they have a pill for sha256 and most mining really takes place in this one closet at ftmeade'

Mon Mar 13 22:14:17 UTC 2017  <asciilifeform>   it isn't a tor, doesn't claim to anonymize anything.

Mon Mar 13 22:13:35 UTC 2017  <adlai>   keep bitcoin 'working' indefinitely, parallel-construct any cases caught through it, and stick a waterwheel in the waterfall while you're at it!

Mon Mar 13 22:12:54 UTC 2017  <adlai>   could be, or could be a false flag for entrapment and surveillance

Mon Mar 13 22:11:38 UTC 2017  <adlai>   anyway - i do think the chances of a hostile fork are low

Mon Mar 13 22:10:16 UTC 2017  <assbot>   Logged on 13-03-2017 22:06:58; adlai: a) it actually doesn't, didja see the bitcoin-charlie cockup?

Mon Mar 13 22:10:16 UTC 2017  <assbot>   Logged on 20-01-2017 10:04:37; adlai: kakobrekla: uh, http://search.bitcoin-assets.com/?q=bitcoin-charlie&start=80 3rd result is a mod6 line being reported as shrem

Mon Mar 13 22:08:36 UTC 2017  <adlai>   b) i have a general sense of that discussion. no, i can't recite it from memory, but if there's a ~specific~ point you want to make, please at least make clearer what it is (don't have to spell it out, just make it findable - "in 2013" is a big search space)

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