08:16:58 geonic: open an issue on gitlab please 13:03:02 this guy has a Pretty good video on Monero - but needs correcting on Kovri and his belief that Monero privacy does not allow opting out and is a challenge for exchanges - https://youtu.be/SDY66WNuXbw 13:05:01 you have the power Inge- . correct that mofo. 13:12:24 I am on my bad knees, draining the washing machine of water via the floor and a mop.. 13:12:38 oh, and a bad dash shill in the comments 13:12:39 pics or it didn't happen 13:16:00 TG 13:16:49 i can confirm there is a leak 13:18:39 more like a clog 15:54:28 Meeting in 1 hour 16:45:58 Meeting in 15 17:00:09 Meeting time! 17:00:13 :-D 17:00:17 0. Introduction 17:00:24 We would like to welcome everyone to this Monero Community Workgroup Meeting! 17:00:31 Link to agenda on GitHub: https://github.com/monero-project/meta/issues/418 17:00:37 Monero Community meetings are a discussion place for anything going on in the Monero Community, including other Monero workgroups. We use meetings to encourage the community to share ideas and provide support. 17:00:42 1. Greetings 17:01:10 o/ 17:01:16 wuddup bra. 17:01:42 ping rehrar needmonero90 ArticMine ErCiccione[m] 17:02:06 ping all. 17:02:19 Oh right 17:02:24 This is today 17:02:40 I thought yesterday was today 17:02:51 wat. 17:02:53 hi 17:03:36 welcome everyone! thanks for coming 17:03:44 2. Community highlights 17:03:50 See Monero weekly highlights at https://revuo-monero.com 17:04:06 The special upgrade edition Coffee Chat was the most-viewed to date, with 248 hours of watch time and 1,300 views. This is more watch time than the previous record held by the November 2017 Coffee Chat. 17:04:16 (thanks of course to everyone who helped make it possible) 17:04:28 Note that the Monero website was compromised for a short period of time. Please see this: https://getmonero.org/2019/11/19/warning-compromised-binaries.html 17:04:51 You can see the meeting logs here: https://github.com/monero-project/meta/issues/413 17:04:59 The Core Team made a blog post about the administration of the general fund: https://getmonero.org/2019/12/03/core-team-general-fund.html 17:05:20 And of course, the Monero network upgraded successfully! 17:05:25 Does anyone have community (non-workgroup) updates to share? 17:05:55 launch your native tongue monero-focused podcast. 17:05:57 :-) 17:06:14 indeed, please make more content everyone! in all the languages 17:06:37 The subreddit will be codifying the informal 'two week between advertisements' and 'no reflinks' rules that have been enforced without being listed for ages 17:07:19 thank goodness reflinks are officially banned 17:07:39 I launched xmrnotify.com :) 17:07:47 welcome monerobby! 17:07:49 reflinks officially banned? hmm? 17:08:16 They have been unofficially 17:08:22 hello 17:08:27 Hi 17:08:32 3. CCS updates 17:08:39 Funding required: 17:08:46 36c3 supplies (503.88/560 XMR) https://ccs.getmonero.org/proposals/36c3.html 17:08:53 Multiple features and fixes for getmonero.org: https://ccs.getmonero.org/proposals/ErCiccione-website.html 17:10:10 wait, never mind that second one! already in progress whoops 17:10:43 Surae: research funding for Nov 2019 – Jan 2020 (339.07 / 499 XMR): https://ccs.getmonero.org/proposals/surae-q4-funding-2019.html 17:10:54 Ideas (to be discussed): 17:11:01 RandomX thanks: https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/ccs-proposals/merge_requests/107 17:11:42 This received mixed feedback 17:12:04 Some people recommended immediately adding this to "completed tasks" with a donation link instead of funding required 17:12:29 Others prefer for it not to be added to the CCS, saying another donation platform is more appropriate 17:12:41 And of course some people feel it should be added as-is 17:12:59 jtgrassie needmonero90 want to give some comments? 17:13:00 i liked needmonies90 comment. 17:13:02 luigi1111w ping 17:14:11 fwiw, I merely want to note that I spoke with a few other people who wanted to donate to RandomX, and they found the process of donating to the provided Github link to be unclear 17:14:14 My thoughts are already basically all expressed 17:15:15 the user I spoke with wanted a clear way to contribute to all RandomX contributors. They felt confused on how the GitHub donations would be dispersed and it took them a little while to find 17:15:31 of course, that doesn't necessarily suggest that the CCS is warranted for these reasons 17:15:43 I'm not sure I see how this is a *misuse* of the CCS though. 17:15:44 In short, paying for work retroactively cheapens the work done for years by other people without pay 17:15:44 but I wanted to forward the feedback 17:16:04 It's not a misuse. I am concerned about precedrbt 17:16:07 Precedent 17:16:32 needmonero90: I don't quite agree with your perspective since people can donate for any reason on any platform to anyone, but I don't think the CCS is ideal for this 17:16:38 So it's a bad precedent to thank people for work done, after the fact? 17:16:42 'While I really like the sentiment, I'm a bit worried about the precedent that this would set for the project as a whole. I think using the CCS for this particular initiative is a misstep, personally. 17:16:43 I would have zero problems with self directed donations directly to the contributors, or even a separate non-CCS custodian, but if we're getting into 'retroactive paychecks for prior work done without expectation of pay', we have tons of people who fit the bill, and singling any of them out over the CCS cheapens the work done by the others.' 17:16:49 I would probably personally feel more comfortable with moving this to completed tasks or something directly 17:17:16 individual, direct donations. not ccs. done. 17:17:38 It's up to those people to write CCS proposals 17:17:56 and it's up to the community to let them in or not. :-) 17:17:57 maybe a solution, independent of whatever is done with the CCS, is a clearer description of how the GitHub donations are dispersed 17:17:59 I don't see any precedent being set that changes the mission of the CCS 17:18:08 ok. 17:18:54 Fwiw I don't believe this could have worked the "traditional" way, as a CCS done in advance. 17:19:20 Mainly because nobody knew in advane whether the work would ever result in anything successful. 17:19:28 We also dont know if it will work 17:19:40 We took on the development risk instead of asking the community to bear it 17:20:13 Sure, it's still an open question that can only be answered after the passage of time 17:20:17 Maybe it does get asic'd six months down the line 17:20:35 A payment for this and not other tweaks would be a bit premature, no? 17:20:42 at any rate, if anyone in the community feels like saying thanks, why prevent using the CCS for that purpose? 17:21:01 This isn't asking for payment. You couldn't afford to pay the horus spent. 17:21:04 Because it opens the door to every two bit coder or ecosystem contributor to ask for a slot 17:21:06 I wonder if another part/page of the CCS for donations to various contributors, workgroups, etc would help meet the goals here while keeping the CCS proposals for work that follows a more typical process 17:21:06 hours 17:21:07 I do not think using CCS is correct. 17:21:21 Where is the line for retroactive work 17:21:49 Using the CCS to ask for payment for future work or future expenses just feels..well scoped 17:21:52 The line is where the community decides whether to fund any proposal or not. 17:21:57 The same line it has always been. 17:22:03 needmonero90: respectfully I think the more important point is that the CCS process isn't really meant for retroactive work at all, whether than the concern of setting a precedent 17:22:16 *rather than 17:22:18 Sure 17:22:27 I'm using the phrase precedent 17:22:34 if it isn't meant for that, why are we still discussing it then? 17:22:38 no ccs. that's it. 17:22:50 Nah that's the open question 17:22:57 There's nowhere in the CCS that precludes it 17:23:05 is there anyone that would be opposed to a clear CCS page with donation links to workgroups, initiatives, and contributors? Would that meet everyone's concerns? 17:23:22 that's what I personally feel would be most appropriate 17:23:37 with the Monero project donation address at the top of course 17:23:44 It seems pretty stupid to me. Folks in the community want a single place they can go to to contribute to the project. You're telling them no. Makes no sense. 17:24:13 if we do that, it has to include clause stating any donation to workgroups, initiatives or contributors is entirely voluntary and is not part of the ccs themselves. do i get it right? sgp_. 17:24:19 hyc: what do you think of adding a fifth button on ccs.getmonero.org for misc donations? 17:24:29 it'd be confusing if we add all those links, along with the classic ccs funding proposals... 17:24:32 That might work 17:24:43 rottensox: the entire CCS is voluntary so I don't see your point 17:24:45 rottensox: they would be on a separate page, not under any of the 4 existing components 17:24:47 ok. 17:24:52 sgp_: thanks. 17:25:32 An index of donation addresses is fine 17:25:32 I can speak with rehrar to see what this could look like, since I think adding clearer donation options is good, and so is preserving a clear "work-in-progress" process. Hopefully this is a good compromise that does both 17:25:41 No objections 17:26:10 and then it gives exposure in the same way the other CCS projects get exposure. all on 1 platform for more legitimacy 17:26:10 might be a good idea. hope you get to talk him more on this soon. 17:26:24 ok cool, let's start there and see what we can do 17:26:36 +1 17:26:47 ok, on to the second one 17:26:48 us-west-cost-monero-drop-storage: https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/ccs-proposals/merge_requests/108 17:27:04 This includes a discussion about reimbursements. How do we feel about this proposal and using the CCS for reimbursements? 17:27:57 I personally am ok with the reimbursements. Note however that I was reimbursed for many Monero meetup travel costs in 2017 17:28:31 rehrar indicated however that this CCS may not be necessary if other funds that were already raised can cover the shortfall 17:28:44 so it's on hold anyway until we figure that out since it may not be needed 17:30:15 needmonero90: do you have any comments here? you asked to bring up this topic of reimbursements 17:30:34 I feel like the bad guy of the CCS right now, heh 17:31:19 I kind of take issue with reimbursements for overages on CCS stuff, because it encourages lowballing (to a degree) if you can expect people to pay for the excess 17:31:39 I also want to note that ErCiccione expressed disapproval of this proposal and the purchasing and storing of equipment for Defcon in general 17:31:48 idk, people make CCS requests, and should hopefully build in potential overages 17:32:08 this case is special of course, because it was unknown that the storage site would cover it 17:32:20 would increase costs* 17:32:22 I think that's a valid point, but we need to be careful about the flip side where the community always overpays for everything in the worst case. It's a bit of a balance 17:33:03 not all the funds raised in the original proposal was used by the way 17:33:26 rehrar is custodying them, right? 17:33:26 hm? 17:33:40 needmonero90: there is Defcon 2019 money leftover 17:33:44 most of it was allocated to the dev fund because we couldn't record video 17:35:35 I think for this proposal we are waiting on rehrar's description of funds leftover 17:35:49 but your point about discouraging lowballing is noted needmonero90 17:36:14 Any other CCS comments before we move on? 17:36:38 I'll make sure to high-ball next time 17:36:45 lol. 17:36:47 haha 17:37:55 4. Workgroup report 17:38:02 a. Daemon/CLI workgroup 17:38:09 No major changes have been made since the 0.15.0.1 release as far as I can tell, but there are many small back-end changes and test improvements for reliability. 17:38:30 b. Localization workgroup 17:38:46 ErCiccione isn't here today to give an update, but he recently gave one on Reddit 17:38:52 c. GUI workgroup 17:39:13 A contributor reported many small quirks, and these were quickly patched by xiphon and others 17:39:16 GUI tagged v0.15.0.2 and will be out in ~24 hours 17:39:23 I have a one liner Monero hardware team workgroup report. 17:39:27 Thanks selsta :) 17:39:33 depending on how fast fluffy is uploading the bins 17:39:57 selsta: do you know if anyone is working on the i2p integration? I haven't seen updates to the PR in a few weeks 17:40:12 AFAIK no one is working on it currently. 17:40:25 ok, thanks 17:40:29 news about Kastelo? :DDDD 17:40:39 d. Monero Research Lab 17:40:43 Hi 17:40:46 sarang is here to give an update :) 17:41:09 Primarily have been working on transaction protocols and proving systems: CLSAG is getting a security model overhaul, and Triptych is getting finalized 17:41:33 I've been working recently with Aram, a Zcoin cryptographer, since his Lelantus work has some structural similarities to Triptych 17:41:51 Note that no CLSAG algorithm changes are yet proposed... only a stronger security model 17:42:17 Plenty of tedious math and proofs :) 17:42:38 (thanks to the anonymous FC conference reviewers for their insights) 17:43:41 thanks sarang 17:44:14 no prob 17:44:22 e. Hardware workgroup 17:44:32 Thanks, Monero hardware team status update follows. 17:44:37 We may have Kastelo developer kits available for distribution or at least demonstration for 37C3. 17:44:42 However, I failed to get a ticket for the event so I won't be on site. 17:44:46 If anybody wants to help, please notify me. 17:44:51 Help means: 17:44:55 Deliver the hardware team speech that is in the RIAT frab system. 17:44:59 And demonstrate the devices. 17:45:12 That's all, thank you sgp_. Next topic. 17:45:21 That was indeed quick, thanks msvb-fab 17:45:29 you meant 36C3, no? 17:45:34 hopefully someone can get you a ticket 17:45:40 Ups, is it year 36? Yes. 17:45:46 i'm afraid so, yes. 17:45:58 I guess Defcon 27 and 36C3. That's it. 17:46:00 wonderful to know there'll be development kits available. thanks for the update. 17:46:06 indeed. 17:46:12 5. Konferenco 2020 17:46:41 Me and pebx are the location scouts for Berlin, which won the Konferenco location survey. 17:46:42 msvb-fab: you have the floor again for Berlin planning progress 17:46:51 :DDD 17:47:05 There are midterm scouting results to see, but please note that these values are semi private (not public at all.= 17:47:08 https://taiga.getmonero.org/project/michael-konferenco/task/40/ 17:47:52 It seems pebx is not here, he or she has not published their results (to me) but has said they are scouting thirty (?) locations. 17:47:55 there was another survey? 17:48:19 there was a network split between sgp_ and msvb-fab running surveys for konferenco 2020. 17:48:22 nioc: no I never made another one. I need to follow up with the others to see if anything else was found 17:48:28 I don't know how many survey there were, but the one I did covered six cities and two questions, about six hundred hits and two hundred fifty votes. 17:48:51 msvb-fab: can you clearly specify for each venue if we can handle our own catering and A/V? 17:49:19 sgp_: ok, don't think another survey would change things, just wondering if I missed something 17:49:20 Yes, but it has been very time consuming and a couple venues have not yet reported prices. 17:49:48 Don't worry as I've informed all venues that we're sensitive to freedoms and restrictions, naming specificatlly A/V technik and catering. 17:49:49 ok, keep us updated please 17:49:57 we're set for berlin is what i'm understanding? 17:50:14 rottensox: most likely unless the venues all suck 17:50:19 lol. 17:50:27 okiedokie. 17:50:40 rottensox In the end only Berlin will host Konferenco if the conference boss (who nobody has volunteered to be) decides it. Kind of a dictatorship like last year. 17:50:52 heh. 17:51:15 yeah, Berlin so far is the only place where work has gone into it yet, so it's kinda the default choice at this point 17:51:15 Any other location venue questions about Konferenco? 17:51:16 everyone was rooting for eu months ago, now they don't even participate in the meetings. 17:51:20 happens all the time. 17:51:33 msvb-fab: what approximate date do we have? just to have an idea? 17:51:35 mid 2020? 17:51:44 I'll follow up with pebx 17:51:51 test 17:51:52 test failed 17:51:55 lol. 17:52:04 sgp_: kk, let's move on. 17:52:10 we're running out of time for meeting. 17:52:11 Folks, it's quite time consuming to scout venues, so if anybody knows of a reason that I should stop doing this please say so and I'll put scouting on hold. There are already a lot of megabytes of information regarding seating, services, options, darkening windows, floorplans and a bunch of stuff. 17:52:17 argh. Sorry for missing the meeting. Mattermost was disconnected. 17:52:39 rottensox I've told all venue managers that we want a weekend in May or June. 17:52:40 cool, thanks msvb-fab. We should work with pebx to help organize this all in a comprehensive format 17:52:47 msvb-fab: thanks a lot. 17:52:47 But we shall proceed for now for time's sake 17:52:55 6. Open ideas time 17:53:00 It’s open ideas time! Feel free to propose your ideas to this discussion group, and feel free to comment on others’ ideas. If you disagree with the idea, please reply with constructive criticism. Thank you! 17:53:27 How did we market this release? What could we have done better? What else in the community can be improved? 17:54:48 I would like to know ways to better engage the ecosystem when it comes to network upgrades 17:55:03 e.g. Zcash is having an upcoming upgrade, and it's interesting to watch their list of supported services 17:55:07 https://z.cash/upgrade/blossom/ 17:55:15 https://mobile.twitter.com/zooko/status/1203050788257333248 17:55:26 Hopefully lessons to learn, or information to share 17:55:35 In particular, how do we get exchanges to upgrade as soon as new code is available, as opposed to waiting until the new fork actually occurs? 17:55:56 hyc: that's a huge annoying problem :/ 17:55:57 ^ 17:56:04 all of those exchanges waiting till last minute looked pretty stupid 17:56:10 OsrsNeedF2P put in a ton of work compiling a list in r/xmrtrader 17:56:15 but most exchanges were lazy 17:56:23 not our fault. 17:56:49 If it affects users, it's a big deal 17:56:52 we need to somehow get these services to subscribe to the announce mailing list at the minimum 17:56:54 If you are here ajs, please join #monero-konferenco 17:57:13 or we need users to make more noise too, badger their exchanges 17:57:31 not sure that's effective though, badgering tech support seldom has much positive effect 17:57:38 mailing list sounds like a good idea, but then all the exchanges are ultimately divided and god knows if the right person will get the e-mail notification at the end. sgp_ 17:57:42 I can ask Sonya from Zcash to see if she is familiar with the process of contacting exchanges 17:58:15 Good idea sgp_ 17:58:41 Hopefully it doesn't come down to "hope that the right exchanges follow you on twitter"... 17:58:48 lol 17:59:02 Exchanges tend to listen to high value holders more than anything else, unsurprisingly. Having gone through some of the processes before, it's surprisingly hard to get them to listen, even if you're running a medium-ish sized fund 17:59:29 Medium ish being several million dollars in held crypto at any point. 17:59:39 I'm surprised there isn't a more formalized "established contact" system between exchanges and the projects whose code they run 17:59:53 nioc is the official network upgrading certified individual then. 18:00:01 that's the biggest whale. 18:00:01 most of the time they probably talk to companies or don't care enough about the low-caps 18:00:27 This was specifically a registered crypto fund that I was advising on their Monero handling processes and how they managed them IRT exchanges. 18:00:45 Snipa: thanks for this perspective 18:01:30 in my experience, most funds don't know much about the crypto they are trading, so their feedback is not often taken to heart 18:01:51 Smaller exchanges tend to be using whitelabel products in my experience, so they don't always have the technical expertise to handle a network upgrade safely, which are the ones that would be easiest to grab with a specified upgrade procedure and such. Larger exchanges that have done extense integration work with the client API's care more about changelogs and such from my contact perspective. 18:02:00 rottensox: I'm big in your eyes :) 18:02:02 also don't forget I'm in NY :( 18:02:13 so? 18:02:27 i can be in Venezuela. i still have an internet connection to pester exchanges. 18:02:43 nioc: you misspelled cute. 18:02:54 in any case, shouldn't the meeting have ended by now? 18:03:41 I ran into that as well sgp_, as I was sub-advising for some startup funds as well. The main fund I was working with was specifically investing in privacy/security chains, so they had an outsized position in XMR. I'd suspect chasing down fund managers would not be the /worst/ idea in the world, to provide leverage against the exchanges. 18:03:50 yes probably, but we should keep the conversation about how to talk with exchanges and other services in our minds 18:04:22 Snipa: thanks, let me know if we can arm them with any resources they might need to chat with the exchanges 18:04:48 but I'm going to wrap this up for now, since I need to enjoy my weekend :) 18:04:56 not that this meeting isn't enjoyable ofc :p 18:05:02 7. Confirm next meeting date/time 18:05:16 The next community meeting will be in 2 weeks on 21 December at 17:00 UTC 18:05:24 8. Conclusion 18:05:28 That’s all! Thanks for attending this Monero Community meeting, and we hope to see you on r/MoneroCommunity and #monero-community. Take care, and know that change starts with YOU. 18:05:35 xoxo <3 y'all. 18:06:22 Thanks sgp_ good meeting. 18:06:39 thanks sgp 21:05:43 Was there a meeting? 21:05:56 Or mattermost relays down? 21:07:13 Mattermost relays were down. 21:07:35 Logs? 21:09:06 Hmm no logs on the website since October 21:23:01 yes there was a meeting 21:23:40 and yes it seems that the mm relay was down 21:33:02 learninandlurkin I can post some logs 21:42:11 Cryptocurrency has one of the biggest culture clashes I've seen in a long time. 21:42:38 So much of the core ethos stems from hardcore cypherpunk, with a lot of 4chan "don't care, fuck you" mixed in. 21:43:38 But upon reaching mainstream, there's been a rise of corporate and investors, which are under a lot of pressure to appeal to the ideologically driven new-wave politics of recent years 21:44:42 So you have the core group of the underground social anarchists who were here "before it was cool" taking on the bigger names that have entered the space and roll with what they deem the "sell outs" 21:46:54 A project like Monero will, imo, be an even fiercer battleground for this cultural clash, as the ideals are, in and of themselves, polarizing, without getting into the subcultures behind them. 21:47:16 case in point: https://twitter.com/Excellion/status/1203191012203479041 21:47:16 [ Samson Mow on Twitter: "At first glance this looks funny. Lots of likes. But it’s actually very sexist & creepy AF. This guy Davis has been harassing Lina for months & stalks her social media. I don’t ] - twitter.com 21:48:12 Samson Mow (who I don't follow but it showed up on my feed) is upset about this thing, and you have 50% people supporting him and 50% people telling him to stop crying cuz he memes other people all the time. And I would assume those respective 50%s fall into the aforementioned categories quite nicely. 21:48:45 All this being said, a legit marketing question is what do we do about the fact that this is one of the most embarrassing scenes to be a part of right now? 21:50:38 why is it embarrassing, if i may ask? rehrar. 21:51:01 i'm not related to samson, nor he represents bitcoin, or monero, or any cryptocurrency. why is it embarrassing? 21:53:40 Because the world automatically associates you with scammy ICOs, brain dead losers who shill every shitcoin, or pompous maximalists who act like their little distributed database that can't scale will change the world. 21:54:09 >little 21:54:09 bitcoin 21:54:09 are you sure? 21:54:28 none of the characters mentioned are you or me. if you identify with them, that's your problem. 21:54:54 we are not samson, samson is not the ceo of bitcoin. therefore, i could not give less fucks about what he's crying about. 21:55:01 You'll note I didn't identify myself with these people, but rather that I'm embarrassed to be a part of the same "scene" as them. 21:55:12 Ask a random joe about cryptocurrency. That's what they'll know. :P 21:55:14 i don't think you are part of that. :) 21:55:21 i don't talk to normies. 21:55:23 Which is why I'm saying it's a marketing problem. 21:55:30 therein lies your problem. 21:55:36 I know I'm not a part of that. Nor people that do good work on Monero and privacy. 21:55:38 none of these cryptocurrencies need marketing. 21:55:42 disagree 21:55:46 :) 21:55:55 Governments have marketing for their currencies. 21:56:01 so? 21:56:06 It's called war, murder, and forced usage. 21:56:38 cool story bro. cryptocurrencies don't have boards, marketing departments, big heads, anything. 21:56:42 Monero has none of these things (nor would it want them), so it has to overcome a massive hurdle of adoption without any of the regular tools used by the old guard. 21:56:52 if people choose to follow leaders like samson that's their call, not the cryptocurrencies' 21:56:55 I didn't say they needed them, did I? 21:57:01 you disagreed. 21:57:04 none of these cryptocurrencies need marketing. 21:57:04 disagree 21:57:14 marketing doesn't need boards, departments, or big heads. 21:57:40 Word of mouth and grassroots marketing is a thing. Decentralized marketing is also a thing. 21:57:51 Just because you don't know what marketing is doesn't mean you have to assume that I'm wrong. ;) 21:58:04 lol. 21:58:38 I definitely think that marketing for something like Monero will look so different from traditional marketing that "big wig marketing" people wouldn't even call it marketing. 21:58:59 But it's still getting people to learn about what we're building, excited about it, adopting the ideologies of it, and wanting to use it. 21:59:01 yeah, completely different from giving freebies at big cons. 21:59:08 it's a very different marketing. monero marketing. 21:59:41 not even the freebies got people involved enough with the i2p little workshop. 22:00:01 step out the echo chamber bubble for a second and stop labelling as stupid hacking talks, can you? 22:00:03 :-) 22:00:28 "step out the echo chamber bubble for a second and stop labelling as stupid hacking talks, can you?" rephrase plz? 22:00:30 doesn't make sense 22:00:37 never mind. :) 22:03:30 lol 22:04:12 rottensox not overly fond of my condescending tone toward everything? 22:04:31 i have never liked your stance on many, many things, rehar. 22:04:36 rehrar. 22:04:39 likewise 22:04:45 but, we can still work together 22:04:53 on the things where we agree 22:04:53 i guess. 22:04:56 .shrug 22:04:56 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 22:05:10 I mean bro, if you'd rather not, I won't force you. :D 22:05:14 lol. 22:05:27 nobody has forced me to do anything pertaining bitcoin or monero thus far. 22:05:37 well cool then 22:06:03 so yeah, fuck samson. :) 22:06:04 and let it be noted that I am often wrong so I'm certain there are some things where you have a better grasp on something than I 22:06:16 (agreed) 22:06:18 humble. honest. great. 22:06:27 * rottensox likes 22:06:46 I definitely don't hold Samson in any sort of regard, high or otherwise. 22:07:07 the bigger the personality the less i trust them. 22:07:15 you can tag me with that statement from here on. 22:07:23 and that includes the glorified pony. 22:07:23 I generally tend to agree. 22:07:39 In general, a person that sticks to a certain ideal will always only have a niche audience 22:07:49 the only way to grow the audience is to water ideals down to a degree to fit more viewpoints 22:07:57 indeed. 22:08:07 so once you have a large audience, it is indicative of quite watered down ideals 22:08:32 I would say this isn't always true, but more often than not 22:08:40 aye lad. 22:08:45 see? 22:08:48 we can agree on some things 22:09:02 yessir! 22:09:09 but not everything 22:09:13 otherwise that would mean that you are me 22:09:13 definitely not lol. 22:09:18 oh hell no. 22:09:19 lol. 22:09:19 and two Diegos would be very strange 22:10:01 thanks for being so consistent with the Revuo things btw 22:10:04 big help! 22:10:07 anytime. 22:10:25 let me know if you figure out how to make me translate the headlines for future editions. 22:10:42 Yes. I'm looking into it. 22:10:45 anything you have in mind or want to discuss i'll be on xmpp 24/7. 22:11:11 the rss works most of the time, besides one or two editions that i've had to go check manually. 22:11:18 The unfortunate thing is that all of the translation plugins for Jekyll translate pages better than posts 22:11:25 but they pretty much get posted almost instantly. 22:11:31