16:48 <stellar-slack> <eno> @acetakwas: Glad to see you!

16:53 <stellar-slack> <eno> @bartek: i didn't realize your 'gateway-server' project until minutes before. will try it.

17:27 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> Hi there, good evening from GMT +1

17:37 <stellar-slack> <eno> Midnight @ GMT+8

17:52 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> I need to integrate my Open Institute assignment on Travis

17:52 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> Anyone done this before

17:53 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> My concern is, how do I do this without giving away my private key on Github

17:53 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> http://Travis.org|Travis.org seems to only support public repos

17:58 <stellar-slack> <bartek> @eno have fun :) but remember it's not production ready yet.

17:59 <stellar-slack> <scott> I think that’s a question that @bartek might be able to help with @cyberomin… I myself am not familiar with the Open Institute content yet.

17:59 <stellar-slack> <scott> I’m not quite sure what the module is asking of participants

18:00 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> @scott: Module 2, Module 2.3.md

18:01 <stellar-slack> <bartek> Hey @cyberomin, it's still in the works and it's not public yet. We haven't integrated with Travis yet.

18:01 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> So can I skip that section @bartek ?

18:02 <stellar-slack> <scott> It does bring up a really good point… we need to make sure that in these lessons we’re also demonstrating good key management practices.

18:03 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> @scott: my thoughts exactly. Imagine putting my private key out thee on GitHub. All sorts of things can go wrong

18:03 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> @vanessa: I think I will skip that session

18:03 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> I will post the results as an issue

18:03 <stellar-slack> <scott> yeah, I think that makes the most sense.

18:06 <stellar-slack> <vanessa> @cyberomin: :thumbsup::skin-tone-4:

19:19 <stellar-slack> <scott> I’ve just pushed https://github.com/stellar/stellar-protocol/pull/29/files, my beginning thoughts about an extension to the stellar network that I think would allow for offline payments. This was heavily inspired by feedback from the developer community in Lagos as a important weakness of our system for their context. I would love any and all feedback, but especially from our new Nigerian friends such as

19:32 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> @scott wow, this is massive. Offline will be a big win here in Nigeria

19:48 <stellar-slack> <scott> @cyberomin: I’m hoping what I propose will be viable! It’s still very rough and sketchy, but I wanted to be able to have something online to point people at to get feedback as I meet more of the local devs for my remaining time here.

19:53 <stellar-slack> <cyberomin> @scott: awesome. That’s brilliant. I’m reading through the draft now and it makes sense. I can/will include my own suggestions

23:42 <stellar-slack> <dzham> @scott: isn’t that just a payment channel?

23:50 <stellar-slack> <dzham> Actually reading your suggestion and not just skimming -- yup, it’s a payment channel

23:57 <stellar-slack> <dzham> So this is mostly a meta-level protocol, or at least, that what it ought to be.

23:58 <stellar-slack> <dzham> @cyberomin, etc: What happens with mobile connectivity when you have power outs? That runs on backup generators, or they shut down too?