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Quote from: furuknap on July 08, 2013, 06:58:54 PM

I like the realtime widget, which is a really great addition, @burnside could you please timestamp the trades? Thanks Wink

FTFY

I could possibly timestamp them, but it'd expand the width of the window that pops out. Anyone see any issues with this?

Also, to keep it minimalist, how's about a simple hh:mm in 24h mode?

Cheers.

I couldn't resist. It's done now. Note that it required a CSS change to widen the window, so you may have to purge cache or ctrl-R reload.

The times are UTC if not logged in. If logged in it should use your selected account timezone.

Cheers.

matt4054

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I love it

Wow.. burnside you are overreactive Grin

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Quote from: furuknap on July 08, 2013, 06:58:54 PM

I like the realtime widget, which is a really great addition, @burnside could you please timestamp the trades? Thanks Wink

FTFY

I could possibly timestamp them, but it'd expand the width of the window that pops out. Anyone see any issues with this?

Also, to keep it minimalist, how's about a simple hh:mm in 24h mode?

Cheers.

matt4054

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Activity: 1946

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I like the realtime widget, which is a really great addition, @burnside could you please timestamp the trades? Thanks Wink

FTFY

Something like [HH:MM:SS] (B/S) # @ price STOCK-NAME

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Quote from: freeAgent on July 08, 2013, 01:30:16 PM

I like the realtime widget, which is a really great addition, @burnside could you please timestamp the trades? Thanks Wink

FTFY

matt4054

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I like the realtime widget, @burnside could you please timestamp the trades? Thanks Wink

Lohoris

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Bitgoblin

Most/all banks and brokerage sites I know of do not require 2FA for their users. It is always optional.

Most/all banks I know have 8 character passwords, useless pins as a fake primitive 2FA, and many similar practices that would make any sane developer scream.
Banks are not exactly a paragon of "doing it right". Actually they are one of the most prominent examples of "patch together some badly coded stuff, if anything breaks we don't really care".

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Quote from: burnside on July 08, 2013, 01:43:50 PM

you might consider offering an SMS token as google does with gmail logins

While this is a good idea in general, keep in mind that recently weird things have happened.

Until a reasonable explanation comes up for that, I wouldn't feel much safe with SMSs.

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Quote from: freeAgent on July 08, 2013, 01:30:16 PM

Quote from: freeAgent on July 08, 2013, 01:30:16 PM

If you're going to do mandatory 2FA (which I agree with)

WTF.
Why would you agree with such a thing?

Some of us don't run computers infested with spywares.

Most/all banks and brokerage sites I know of do not require 2FA for their users. It is always optional.

Most that I know of don't even provide it. I guess they're worried about confusing the masses. But they also have the ability to recover funds and/or undo most of the damage done after a hack. With bitcoin the damage once done, is done.

good day, Happy to see you are addressing important issues regarding security and transparency. Also I'd like to publicly thank you for your quick response to our meta divisions' inquiries. Keep up the good work, we are especially looking forward to any updates to the NPC aspects of the game...Ira

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Quote from: freeAgent on July 08, 2013, 01:30:16 PM

If you're going to do mandatory 2FA (which I agree with)

WTF.
Why would you agree with such a thing?

Some of us don't run computers infested with spywares.

Most/all banks and brokerage sites I know of do not require 2FA for their users. It is always optional.

Interesting. I think all major banks in the Netherlands require some form of 2FA for internet banking, but they typically provide the device required.

Even though I've not had a problem with malware or other security-matters in a decade or so, I wouldn't want to transact non-trivial amounts of funds without 2FA.

burnside

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If you're going to do mandatory 2FA (which I agree with)

WTF.
Why would you agree with such a thing?

Some of us don't run computers infested with spywares.

Most/all banks and brokerage sites I know of do not require 2FA for their users. It is always optional.

Most that I know of don't even provide it. I guess they're worried about confusing the masses. But they also have the ability to recover funds and/or undo most of the damage done after a hack. With bitcoin the damage once done, is done.

freeAgent

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