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There Bias Two posted:Wow that guy really hosed himself over financially. Probably a fakepost, but if true, good.
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ghosTTy posted:debtor prison doesn't exist anymore I’ve got some bad news for you...
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Satchel and Trunk posted:I’ve got some good news for you...
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Adar posted:you guys know that's a troll right? cryptonerds are very easy to troll but don't gaze into the abyss too long Yep, every time someone posts about losing money on cryptocurrency it's a "troll". The only people posting earnestly are the ones bragging about their huge gains.
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Feb 11, 2018 17:47
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My balls are at $6000. WTF!
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Waltzing Along posted:My balls are at $6000. WTF! Nice,but, have you ever heard about my rear end?!
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Fame Douglas posted:Yep, every time someone posts about losing money on cryptocurrency it's a "troll". The only people posting earnestly are the ones bragging about their huge gains. nobody loses money in crypto unless they sell, and if a coiner sells they're probably a troll or some dumbass nocoiner who tried to day trade and will spew FUD for eternity
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Feb 11, 2018 18:07
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Minimalist Program posted:Nice,but, have you ever heard about my rear end?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=is2U-V2kdMM
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Minimalist Program posted:Nice,but, have you ever heard about my rear end?! No, but you have piqued my curiosity.
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Minimalist Program posted:Nice,but, have you ever heard about my rear end?! No, do you have a prospectus?
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ghosTTy posted:realistically that's not a bad plan. debtor prison doesn't exist anymore so there's literally nothing a bank can do to you once you declare bankruptcy and HODL your private keys. get hosed banksters Living in abject poverty and financial ruin to trigger the bankster
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Feb 11, 2018 19:06
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Zil posted:No, do you have a prospectus? Or at least a wipe paper.
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Waltzing Along posted:No, but you have piqued my curiosity. Stock in minimalist programs rear end is over valued atm
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Zil posted:No, do you have a prospectus? Like all cryptos things up only go up up up his rear end.
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Burt Sexual posted:Living in abject poverty and financial ruin to trigger the bankster Financial ruin isn't having millions worth of crypto living it up in Puerto Rico, it's hodling a scam coin like the USD
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If you go to developer meetups, you will frequently find that the guys obsessed with cryptocurrency and blockchain are dumb and bad at development, so this is hardly surprising at all
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Risc1911 posted:https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7wsc7z/bank_tried_to_stop_me_buying_cryptocurrency_made/ Capitalism is good as heck.
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ghosTTy posted:Financial ruin isn't having millions worth of crypto living it up in Puerto Rico, it's hodling a scam coin like the USD *oscar the grouch pops out of his trash can* I invested all of my worthless fiat into altcoins, just waiting for vendors to start accepting all of them
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I had to deal with this at work recently. It was in place for 5+ years and somehow had never been exploited. The only reason they had me look at it was because a spambot came by, auto filled out a form, and submitted invalid data. You just gotta question, why would you only do checks on the client side? The server side checks are the only important part. Money on that site being vulnerable to SQL injections? Maybe not with all the, often pointless, NoSQL hype and bad people saying "SQL is hard" or "SQL is complicated". Khorne fucked around with this message at 20:37 on Feb 11, 2018 |
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Uhhh i know poo poo about programming Let me see if i understand If they went server side instead of client side...they could theotetically just withdraw rverything because it wouldnt check to see if you had anything????
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stab posted:Uhhh i know poo poo about programming Pretty much every piece of software not written by idiots verifies claims. Magic The Gathering Online eXchange fell to similar exploits. Just extremely naive code that never even tried to ask "what if someone wants to exploit us?" Khorne fucked around with this message at 20:45 on Feb 11, 2018 |
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stab posted:Uhhh i know poo poo about programming Basically the “do you have money in your account to withdraw” check was done on users’ computers and not the server, so if someone tampered with the programming locally they could force it to tell the server “oh yeah I have money” and the server would just go “oh ok”.
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Its like if the bank let you check your account balance at the teller's computer yourself and then just trusted you to not take cash out of the vault if your balance was too low.
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univbee posted:Basically the “do you have money in your account to withdraw” check was done on users’ computers and not the server, so if someone tampered with the programming locally they could force it to tell the server “oh yeah I have money” and the server would just go “oh ok”. Yeah thats what i thought Brb modifying my home computer files to make myself the King of Bitcoin
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there no way someone accidentally programmed it that bad. its either they didn't care and knew they wouldn't get caught or intentionally placing faults.
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temple posted:there no way someone accidentally programmed it that bad. its either they didn't care and knew they wouldn't get caught or intentionally placing faults. developers absolutely gently caress up that bad on the regular
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This is Bitcoin. Either they were grossly overconfident in their own abilities, found the cheapest possible vendor, or unconditionally trusted someone who vaguely agreed with their philosophy.
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Usually when businesses mess up its because no one who makes decisions gave it much thought and anyone who had the knowledge or expertise to see it'd be a problem in the first place either was actively ignored or didn't bother to point it out because that decision is above their pay grade.
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100 HOGS AGREE posted:Usually when businesses mess up its because no one who makes decisions gave it much thought and anyone who had the knowledge or expertise to see it'd be a problem in the first place either was actively ignored or didn't bother to point it out because that decision is above their pay grade. Well, it's 2018, maybe he was copy pasting from the wrong nodejs tutorials. I am not familiar with the site, but I'd put money on one of the following architectures: (1) Some awful, untemplated abomination of html,css,javascript with php tags thrown in everywhere full of business logic (2) Some awful abomination of javascript client and server side for "code reuse" (3) Lots of effort put into the client-side with a "light" JSON api backend that literally does what the client tells it without any verification at all Khorne fucked around with this message at 21:08 on Feb 11, 2018 |
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is there any reason why stealing bitcoin should carry any more repercussions than like... stealing warcraft gold. especially if it doesn't involve violating any computer security laws
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temple posted:there no way someone accidentally programmed it that bad. its either they didn't care and knew they wouldn't get caught or intentionally placing faults. did you forget that this is a cryptocurrency exchange? 
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Dolphin posted:is there any reason why stealing bitcoin should carry any more repercussions than like... stealing warcraft gold. Legally speaking, in the US at least, it's about the same.
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Dolphin posted:is there any reason why stealing bitcoin should carry any more repercussions than like... stealing warcraft gold. Bitcoin is something you can actually own. Legally speaking, in-game virtual goods are owned by the company who runs the game, players are merely allowed access to use them.
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ghosTTy posted:nobody loses money in crypto unless they sell, and if a coiner sells they're probably a troll or some dumbass nocoiner who tried to day trade and will spew FUD for eternity
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Nessus posted:Don't you "lose" the money you converted into butts, at least until the butts are sold? Yes, once you turn cash into something worthless like a butt you lost it until you can find a rube bigger than yourself to swindle back to cash.
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Moridin920 posted:hahahahahahahahaha holy poo poo newgrounds flash games are better coded the imagery is killing me 
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