06:16:58 <gethh> cloudy boy gone on all addresses at once
07:02:07 <sech1> nope, 2 addresses:
07:02:16 <sech1> https://xmr.nanopool.org/account/84HxQcbxuhtWS2x9as1TtzNKxXMoQY2jQh8mDEd2xFxhGWS74mdqqWuZf9JuSKLRmnbc7VpuxKqB1jRKe734ahpF6tdLwdk
07:02:22 <sech1> https://xmr.nanopool.org/account/45aeGq9Pn1gHCQnWsJG7EhQWTvydsUtDJ9XHY8H5QHuXWy7FZhdFGqpPbtZiE6cg5oP9Avhkz8MzKdTPav8ojXVjDDHPMiB
07:56:37 <gethh> wups :(
13:35:26 <gingeropolous> "Jahangiri’s announcement is the latest in Iran’s cat-and-mouse game with the country’s illegal crypto miners, who smuggle in rigs and are sometimes caught. " BUT MAH ASICS ARE GOOD AND PERMISSIONLESSSSSSSS
13:35:30 <gingeropolous> https://www.coindesk.com/iran-cryprocurrency-mining-registration
13:52:59 <hyc> lol
13:54:04 <hyc> 3.  The Block: Venezuelan Military Officials Seize 315 Bitcoin Miners
13:54:48 <hyc> https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/70744/venezuelan-military-officials-seize-315-bitcoin-miners
13:55:06 <hyc> unlicensed miners
15:40:33 <UkoeHB_> How dare they run an algorithm without a bureaucrat's permission!
15:54:11 <hyc> yes, the nerve of some people
15:56:05 <moneromooo> That kind of arguments really annoys me. It's intellectually dishonest. Pushing it even further, it's like me stabbing someone then claiming I'm jailed to moving some atoms a bit.
15:56:35 <moneromooo> It's a massive overgeneralization that does not apply.
16:30:29 <UkoeHB_> Who said it was an argument??
16:33:18 <moneromooo> I did. I was used many times before. A famous example is "the illegal number".
16:54:58 <UkoeHB_> Not sure how you can say so unequivocally that it doesn't 'apply', when that is just your opinion. In my opinion, bureaucrats are *in general* useless, licensing is *in general* ridiculous, and the intervention of the law into the private behavior of individuals interacting with other individuals voluntarily is *in general* unjustified.
17:52:52 <gingeropolous> im confused
17:53:52 <selsta> would appreciate a review on randomx functional tests: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/6111
17:53:58 <selsta> ideally from someone who is familiar with randomx
20:26:42 <moneromooo> No, it's unrelated to bureaucrats or licensing. It's the general technique of overgenerization. Here, mining is illegal. The technique generalizes it to "an algorithm", but only a ridiculously tiny fraction of algorithms are about mining. It's kinda like reductio ad absurdum.