Peeps by @veox
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Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
I would like an Ensō leaderboard
#suggestion
Replying to @Plumber86 (0xd1a4d5a1c50b3a089ce55745e7778b668c53058e)
Was transferring dogecoin between the freewallet app I had to a cryptonator app, and it got stuck in “not redeemable”. Still haven’t received it, and i sent it on the 30th last month. Says complete on the freewallet app but never got it in other wallet. Any advice?
Never used either of those softwares; does cryptonator allow you to export the key? Perhaps as a many-word mnemonic? If so, you could attempt importing the keys to a different wallet.
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
That's exactly right! No keys... no coins. https://www.callmegwei.com/2017/12/08/crypto-101-no-keys-no-coins/
Great pic! #lkie
Replying to @409h (0x11b6a5fe2906f3354145613db0d99ceb51f604c9)
MalwareBytes blocks ifps by default btw - you think we need to get corrected?
Not sure; probably depends on why it's listed there in the first place. (Likely not because it's got a #dickpic or two.)
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
That's OK, it's on IPFS. IPFS has much worse, I'm sure. https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmQwNcHfjEXndwagt8ECp3hEXcfCtBJwmNoiKkNXyhs9pG/
Wrong link, of course... Still, check out the Reader if you haven't already!
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbziirwQuWrNqEPCG4ra7GDT9FirrcRjyUsTWRfBKJju3
Replying to @Zanzi (0x215d1921f21396f8aa39fc9a4c1e8a0d48264f26)
You know, you might have just uploaded the first picture of Cheney on the blockhain. Let that sink in...
That's OK, it's on IPFS. IPFS has much worse, I'm sure.
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmQwNcHfjEXndwagt8ECp3hEXcfCtBJwmNoiKkNXyhs9pG/
Replying to @spence (0x29b1b943102bf57cd63acf0be8582602297cb64e)
･ ｡ ☆∴｡ * ･ﾟ*｡★･ ･ *ﾟ｡ * ･ ﾟ*｡･ﾟ★｡ ☆ﾟ･｡°*. ﾟ ﾟ｡·*･｡ ﾟ* ﾟ *.｡☆｡★ ･ * ☆ ｡･ﾟ*.｡ * ★ ﾟ･｡ * ｡ ･ ﾟ☆ ｡' ｡･ﾟ*.* ★ ﾟ･｡
Shows as 12 lines on peepeth.com; as 3 lines on Peepeth Reader (screen segment attached). Which one is more "correct"?..
Replying to @dean (0xddf4da877d64c694ac69175feedb19a2591f7d7f)
Hey @bevan, curious question, how big is the peepeth team?
AFAIK just him.
Replying to @spence (0x29b1b943102bf57cd63acf0be8582602297cb64e)
I've never been called a household name before, awesome. Also you can't take it back because it's on the blockchain now hahahahah yes!
Technically, your reply is, along with a quote of Andy; but Andy hasn't "saved" it yet - at least I don't see a padlock. :D
Peepeth #CSS #bug: "show new peeps" font too big to fit in its div without a line break. Firefox 59.0.2 on Linux (Arch).
Much more pronounced if page zoomed in.
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
Oops! Wrong link (typed from memory). Correct one: https://www.4byte.directory/
Anyway, getting 4-byte function selectors from Solidity contract bytecode is quite easy: look for comparisons of first four bytes of call data to pre-defined four-byte chunks (function selectors).
Figuring out functions when they're not in the four-byte dir is the tricky part.
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
Normally, the ABI can only be generated from the sources; page linked by @abcoathup provides that separately, until sources are available. There is another way, involving reverse-engineering the contract, and looking up function selectors in the https://4bytes.directory/
Oops! Wrong link (typed from memory). Correct one:
Replying to @balresch (0xd6d48727d8835b73f8dc511a5baaf3445a6f65c9)
Thank you, yes it is. So is there any way to automatically generate an ABI description which I can use with myetherwallet or @tay 's mycrypto?
Normally, the ABI can only be generated from the sources; page linked by @abcoathup provides that separately, until sources are available.
There is another way, involving reverse-engineering the contract, and looking up function selectors in the
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Contract address and ABI are on: https://peepeth.com/front_end
Thanks! Managed to miss that page.
Replying to @balresch (0xd6d48727d8835b73f8dc511a5baaf3445a6f65c9)
Cool, thank you! @veox my question still stands though, always eager to learn more about the tech.
Regarding the original question - that's EtherScan's policy (IMO justified).
They verify Solidity contract sources and the ABI in one go. The former are used to generate the latter; the ABI is then used to generate the "read smart contract" forms.
Replying to @balresch (0xd6d48727d8835b73f8dc511a5baaf3445a6f65c9)
Is there a reason why etherscan isn't showing me any functions when displaying the contract?
ES doesn't do that for unverified contracts, since it doesn't have the ABI description. (This is about the peepeth contract, right?..)
I think I've read all my notifications, but the bell icon is still orange.
"Would be nice" to get an indication of what's still unread. Colored left border, perhaps?.. #bugs or #suggestions (not sure)
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
You've just got a different ownership/management setup than me; wrong assumptions got me confused. Anyway: is 0x0d6b..f84b yours, @balresch? (It hasn't had any transactions...)
... and you posted a reply elsewhere while I was typing.
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
Ah, right: 0x0d6b..f84b is what `balresch.eth` resolves to, according to the public resolver.
You've just got a different ownership/management setup than me; wrong assumptions got me confused.
Anyway: is 0x0d6b..f84b yours, @balresch? (It hasn't had any transactions...)
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
To clarify: when querying with `balresch.eth`, ES' enslookup page - for some reason - tries to do the reverse lookup on 0x0d6b27bbceb315c18df5d0701c71250037b3f84b instead of 0xd6d48727d8835b73f8dc511a5baaf3445a6f65c9. No idea where it pulls the former address from. :/
Ah, right: 0x0d6b..f84b is what `balresch.eth` resolves to, according to the public resolver.
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
BTW, it looks like ES uses different code to populate the "Reverse Name Lookup" table when querying with an address or an ENS name. For example, when querying with your address, the table is populated; but when querying with your name, it is not. X_X
To clarify: when querying with `balresch.eth`, ES' enslookup page - for some reason - tries to do the reverse lookup on 0x0d6b27bbceb315c18df5d0701c71250037b3f84b instead of 0xd6d48727d8835b73f8dc511a5baaf3445a6f65c9.
No idea where it pulls the former address from. :/
Replying to @balresch (0xd6d48727d8835b73f8dc511a5baaf3445a6f65c9)
But is it used anywhere on Peepeth? My address has set a reverse lookup too, but have never seen it being used anywhere.
BTW, it looks like ES uses different code to populate the "Reverse Name Lookup" table when querying with an address or an ENS name.
For example, when querying with your address, the table is populated; but when querying with your name, it is not. X_X
Replying to @balresch (0xd6d48727d8835b73f8dc511a5baaf3445a6f65c9)
But is it used anywhere on Peepeth? My address has set a reverse lookup too, but have never seen it being used anywhere.
Nope, not yet. @bevan has noted this in a previous discussion; IMO it should be very low-priority.
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
The ENS address `meta.veoxxoev.eth` has a record to the account I'm using to post this here: https://etherscan.io/enslookup?q=meta.veoxxoev.eth
Correction: ENS _name_, not ENS address. X_X
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
NB: The MetaMask account I'm using to post this here has the reverse record of `meta.veoxxoev.eth`: https://etherscan.io/enslookup?q=0xF75b78571F6563e8Acf1899F682Fb10A9248CCE8
The ENS address `meta.veoxxoev.eth` has a record to the account I'm using to post this here:
NB: The MetaMask account I'm using to post this here has the reverse record of `meta.veoxxoev.eth`:
https://etherscan.io/enslookup?q=0xF75b78571F6563e8Acf1899F682Fb10A9248CCE8
Info-post: setting reverse #ENS records for third-level `.eth` domains:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethdev/comments/8atjg9/resolve_ens/dx291oh/
Replying to @jvck (0x49f7729c66b66cbf0a2e174ff4487be22027177c)
Got it, thanks!
@callmegwei explained it well.
Peepeth trying to detect such behaviour would make for some compicated logic; and if it did, there's still the question of recourse. Best avoid edge cases like this altogether.
(Sorry I didn't reply in a timely manner - was AFK all weekend.)
Replying to @jvck (0x49f7729c66b66cbf0a2e174ff4487be22027177c)
@bevan #suggestion Once at 15 unsaved actions and the batched transation is initiated you still have to wait for the confirmation to do new actions. I think once you made the batched transation, even if it is not confirmed yet you should be able to make new actions.
That can be gamed: submit the confirmation tx with very low gas price (so that it doesn't get confirmed fast), then re-submit with no data.
Not possible with unmodified MetaMask; but trivial with command-line, or even MyCrypto/MyEtherWallet.
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
@bevan #suggestion peeps support HTML. Markdown would be nice.
I, too, would prefer Markdown to HTML.
Replying to @NateStipe (0xd5d560b2e9faddd6796ac777963dd59c42babae2)
First peep - and first question: Is there a way to add your ENS to your profile instead of the standard address?
I'd actually prefer it be done "the #ENS way", which is by look-up through the reverse registrar.
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
@veox Noel, thank you for being the first to buy a Founder badge. It's a great financial help and a strong vote of confidence. Thank you!
Heh. JIC, I'm no whale. :)
Got a little ETH in a bug bounty a couple years back. Couldn't find a meaningful way to spend it. "Meaningful" being "something usable now", not a "token for a future promise".
I think this is it!
(Also, incredible exhibit of a stateless contract.)
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
I overlooked this, but thankfully it's in good hands :)
Ah, OK. I don't recognise 0xFDE0...6190 off the top of my head. :)
Replying to @alexanderhaque (0x3af2a2f04bc5e263dbb034c14032117b650bc804)
Hello everyone!
Greetings @alexanderhaque - it works. :)
Replying to @veox (0xf75b78571f6563e8acf1899f682fb10a9248cce8)
@brendan If you ever decide to re-brand Peepeth, don't go public on the name immediately: I assume this isn't you registering on #ENS?.. https://etherscan.io/enslookup?q=peepeth.eth
Ugh, that was meant for @bevan. X_X
@brendan If you ever decide to re-brand Peepeth, don't go public on the name immediately: I assume this isn't you registering on #ENS?..
Replying to @Aaron (0x207b71ed1878585c179662988f1bc7fe5c2abad1)
It's one thing for wealthy westerners to pay tiny transaction fees (and to buy Ethereum to pay them in the first place). It's quite another for people in the third world to do it, and they're the ones who most need an uncensorable network.
There are other options, often more suitable to the conditions.
If interested, take a look at Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB); apparently started by a guy living on a boat with sporadic Internet access.
It's a wholly different approach to decentralisation.
Replying to @james (0xb89465f04caf9334d3d116637ac2a9c4aa8dcff6)
Made a super basic, read-only client for Peepeth to demonstrate how cool all of this is 😋 doesn't touch the Peepeth servers, reads confirmed posts from the blockchain and IPFS: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmQwNcHfjEXndwagt8ECp3hEXcfCtBJwmNoiKkNXyhs9pG
Works well with the Firefox IPFS plugin (which automatically rewrites URLs to point to local IPFS instance). Also pinned the resourse.
Would like to see sources published, too.
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
@bevan #suggestion .#hashtag should still be a hashtag.
(#hashtag) also affected.
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
Airbrake is for error reporting; pusher is for websockets (new peep indicator & more coming soon); google is analytics.
Thanks!
I've taken a look at airbrake's site after posting that, and decided to enable it for now.
Same for pusher - noticed I wasn't getting notifications.
Replying to @jvck (0x49f7729c66b66cbf0a2e174ff4487be22027177c)
I have all of them blocked through uMatrix and the site works just fine. :)
Cool! Good to know. (Haven't tried uMatrix yet, but heard good things about it.)
Replying to @bob (0xed3c6bcaaee02ed5ed572f87d36c4cc7d2f2bdef)
Ohhhhhhh.. Thats what #lkie means! XD I thought it was some new internet thing I wasn't hip to. Makes total sense now. :p
It actually is a new internet thing now. You're riding the crest of the wave. :D
Replying to @Micah (0x5a4cf337a6701a56b877bf084552fcc4361e940d)
Does anyone know of a "noob support group" for Solidity anywhere?
Live chat on gitter:
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Welcome Noel.
Hello! Must say: I'm extremely impressed.
NoScript says there's `airbrake`, `pusher`, and the omnipresent `googletagmanager` I still haven't enabled; let's see what can be skipped. :D