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Thu Oct 20 17:48:13 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> exchanges as a class have 0 incentive to publish unedited book data.
Thu Oct 20 17:41:34 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> but i know of no reason why their published data might have any more connection to reality than that of other exchanges.
Thu Oct 20 17:40:33 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> in so far as i can see from my very distant chair - separate. more in the line of the usual minor-league flimflammery as chinese-everythingelse.
Thu Oct 20 17:36:40 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> it's simply one tentacle of the hydra. what does it mean for it to die? mtgox died, 'its work lives on' in shitfinex et al.
Thu Oct 20 17:20:06 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> crackpottery is a complicated thing.
Thu Oct 20 17:17:42 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> i thought you were an aficionado..?
Thu Oct 20 17:17:03 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> not esp. appetizing imho.
Thu Oct 20 17:16:55 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> iirc fella was a 'world government' crackpot
Thu Oct 20 16:54:44 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> but playing whack-a-mole with sybils doesn't result in fewer sybils, but simply higher-quality ones.
Thu Oct 20 16:54:25 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> well yes
Thu Oct 20 16:35:42 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> it was, iirc, somebody else, who argued.
Thu Oct 20 16:33:15 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> enemy can trivially masquerade as whatever type of 'public' your box allows in.
Thu Oct 20 16:32:41 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> there does not exist this strange 'fried ice' solution of 'public, but not to enemy'
Thu Oct 20 16:32:17 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> best way is to connect to known folks strictly, over, e.g, ssh tunnel.
Thu Oct 20 16:31:56 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> strikes me as a labour-intensive and ultimately pointless slog, like keyword spam filtration.
Thu Oct 20 16:28:15 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> and that is just the documented portion.
Thu Oct 20 16:28:07 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> (look some time at ipv4 map, and count what fraction of the space belongs to usg)
Thu Oct 20 16:27:50 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> the latter can simply use 1 ip per connection attempt, at trifling expense.
Thu Oct 20 16:27:35 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> there is no mechanical litmus for distinguishing 'friendly' stranger from hitler.
Thu Oct 20 16:24:58 UTC 2016 <asciilifeform> 'anyone can connect except for folks who found me by scanning' is fundamentally unsolvable