00:39:45 <triuzla[m]> Wow I am #1000
01:49:43 <sudakan> Hi guys, I've been mining with XMRig for a while now, I've set coin=monero in my config and mine with MoneroOcean, it looks like MO is still able to switch algorithm, since I'm mining rx/loki. sounds like a glitch? i know i can provide algo=rx/0 to mine XMR but I was wondering about the coin option
03:09:18 <ndorf> win64 cli download link is broken (pointing to gui instead). fixed here: https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/merge_requests/1184
03:13:11 <selsta> ndorf: I’m confused, the website links the the CLI
03:13:18 <selsta> but your patch looks correct
03:14:04 <ndorf> does it for you? not for me
03:14:16 <ndorf> hm, now i can't reach the site anymore. 522 from cloudflare
03:14:35 <selsta> it does for me
03:15:50 <selsta> even with emptying caches
03:17:27 <ndorf> still unreachable, so can't double check. i definitely got the gui link though, it's what prompted me to look into it in the first place
03:17:46 <selsta> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/BZObeaAw/Screenshot%202019-12-22%20at%2004.14.54.png
03:18:02 <ndorf> not sure why it's only unreachable for me, did i get my ip banned for hitting the dl link too many times or something?
03:19:02 <ndorf> is that https://web.getmonero.org/downloads/ ?
03:19:08 <selsta> yes
03:19:29 <selsta> I tried different browsers, all say cli
03:19:36 <ndorf> that whole layout looks different from the one i get
03:19:56 <selsta> there was a cache issue
03:20:15 <selsta> try to use a different browser or empty your caches
03:20:41 <selsta> once you get unbanned lol
03:23:11 <ndorf> here's my screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/ObWNMXb.png
03:23:20 <ndorf> all the other links are correct starting with win32
03:23:33 <selsta> DId you try a different browser?
03:23:42 <selsta> Or a force refresh?
03:23:45 <Snipa> It's a resize bug.
03:23:54 <Snipa> If you resize the window to that width, it breaks the link.
03:23:56 <ndorf> i don't have any other browsers installed.
03:24:00 <ndorf> o rly?
03:24:01 <Snipa> Just triggered it on ffox windows.
03:24:05 <selsta> oh
03:24:06 <selsta> lol true
03:24:07 <Snipa> Yarp, it's why your window looks weird.
03:24:14 <ndorf> ha, ok
03:24:16 <selsta> Once you resize the link changes
03:24:23 <ndorf> that's interesting...
03:24:28 <ndorf> the link in the yaml file is definitely wrong, though?
03:24:31 <ndorf> what am i missing?
03:25:14 <Snipa> There's a div override for mobile only.
03:25:29 <Snipa> Probally something in the site generator breaking.
03:25:50 <Snipa> https://i.imgur.com/Voqtuv4.png
03:25:57 <ndorf> the link does become correct when resized, heh
03:26:50 <selsta> not sure why mobile only uses the .yml links and the desktop version doesn’t
03:27:31 <Snipa> Hard override in the source code of the md file.
03:27:59 <Snipa> https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/blob/master/downloads/index.md#L154 vs https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/blob/master/downloads/index.md#L175
03:28:35 <Snipa> Good bug find. :)
03:28:36 <selsta> makes sense
03:28:45 <selsta> was starting to get super confusing :D
03:29:05 <ndorf> :)
03:29:12 <ndorf> fixing the yml is still the correct fix for this? or no?
03:29:16 <selsta> yep
03:29:37 <Snipa> Yeah.  They're doing the hard override so the site looks properly formatted on wider screens.
03:29:40 <selsta> also maybe not having different sources for mobile and desktioo
03:29:58 <selsta> desktop*
03:30:02 <ndorf> formatting override seems to make sense, but it should use the same values from yaml in either case, no?
03:30:05 <Snipa> Eh, it's a formatting thing.  Narrower screens get a list, the desktop gets it broken out.
03:30:27 <Snipa> As they're just using a generator loop over the mobile list.  Some logic would fix it though, which would probally be sensible.
03:30:46 <ndorf> i guess in this case that would only have broken the widescreen link too, heh
11:28:07 <kintarowonders> Is there any kind of alternate GUI that does not need OpenGL? Something unofficial?
13:06:35 <gingeropolous> kintarowonders, why?
13:06:48 <gingeropolous> just curious what the need is for a non opengl gui
13:19:05 <kintarowonders> ah, updates to my distro break the offical GUI from launching until I restart Xorg
13:21:54 <gingeropolous> there are various flags or configs you can use to help launching gui. i forget what they are. have you tried those?
14:35:04 <syntax[m]> What would people recommend as a trustworthy Monero mobile wallet available through F-Droid?
14:43:48 <Inge-> is monerujo available?
14:44:10 <Inge-> it is the most well-known / trusted and you could compile it from source and install the apk yourself if you wanted to
15:06:24 <sudakan> hi guys, what is a trusted service for exchanging XMR to BTC and other cryptos?
15:09:15 <Mochi101> sudakan, tradeogre or xmr.to
15:09:32 <Inge-> sudakan: well-known exchanges, xmr.to, bisq, morphtoken
15:09:42 <Mochi101> "trusted" is always with a grain of salt hey.
16:43:09 <Mochi101> https://www.moneroblocks.info/ has an expired cert
16:43:28 <Mochi101> who owns it?
16:48:00 <rbrunner> I think the owner recently asked on Reddit who wants to take over. Maybe 2 weeks ago or so.
16:48:30 <rbrunner> https://old.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/e1nrcp/anyone_interested_in_buying_moneroblocksinfo/
16:49:20 <rbrunner> And hey, expired certs are almost fashionable these days :)
16:51:28 <Mochi101> jesus... 500 XMR for it
16:51:36 <Mochi101> .c 45*500
16:52:48 <Mochi101> Thanks though rbrunner
16:53:12 <Mochi101> Expired certs mean extra clicks... not like we don't have enough of those already.
17:35:47 <xmrmatterbridge> <xmrhaelan> Looks like bridge is working again. Any devs able to ELI5 what it would take to integrate Monero with something like this? https://github.com/sudomesh/disaster-radio/wiki
17:36:21 <xmrmatterbridge> <xmrhaelan> If anyone is willing to take a look and PM me their thoughts I’d really appreciate it. This is one of the most affordable, open source solutions to long-range off-grid transmissions I’ve seen.
18:34:16 <matix-io> Anyone used bitlaunch.io or have a suggested alternative (launch a VM anonymously, pay with monero)
18:38:36 <sudakan> thank you guys for your answers above, appreciate it. I asked the wrong question, I'm looking for a service to do this in an automated way
18:38:43 <azy> matix-io, there's sporestack
18:39:16 <sudakan> I'm working on a payment's processor and would like to support multiple currencies but allow to convert them all to a single one, i.e accept BTC/LTC/XMR payments and auto-convert to XMR.
18:40:04 <azy> there's sideshift.ai
18:40:36 <matix-io> azy this looks like a good solution. Any idea where their data centers are? Or who they use for datacenter provider
18:40:55 <azy> i've no idea
18:41:41 <matix-io> Thx azy
18:42:05 <sudakan> :)
18:44:01 <azy> maybe even globee sudakan
18:46:19 <Jae> Do you guys have an idea of where I could buy small goodies of Monero?
18:46:38 <sudakan> thank you azy. the system is plugin-based so multiple should be supported but i'm looking for one to have a feel of the APIs and, if testnets are supported to test on development
18:46:44 <rottensox> Jae: localmonero.co.
18:47:01 <sudakan> Jae: perhaps r/xmrtrader
18:47:39 <Jae> rottensox: I mean buy with Monero, I already have some
18:47:48 <rottensox> Openbazaar?
18:47:54 <Jae> sudakan: Ok, lemme see
18:48:34 <rbrunner> Openbazaar does not support XMR - yet
18:48:40 <Jae> Never tried Openbazaar
18:50:16 <rbrunner> But true, if you have BTC, you can buy all kinds of stuff there. So maybe xmr.to to the rescue :)
18:51:46 <Jae> Aw, no official package for OpenSUSE
19:01:59 <hyc> xmrhaelan that disaster radio thing looks interesting, but also a bit complex. why do they make you open a websocket to an HTTP server on their chip just to send a mesage
19:02:28 <hyc> that means it's running both a standard wifi radio and their 900MHz radio
19:02:52 <hyc> quite power intensive approach. They should have just made it plug in via USB, be USB-powered
19:03:23 <hyc> direct comm over USB will consume less power than over wifi
19:04:22 <hyc> the LoRa radio modules they rely on are closed source and patented; they're using a reverse-engineered module in GnuRadio
19:04:35 <hyc> that exposes them to legal liabilities, if the LoRa company gets pissed off
19:05:04 <hyc> Nice ideas, but not very wise implementation approach
21:31:45 <xmrmatterbridge> <xmrhaelan> Thanks for that hyc. Would it be difficult to fork their code and make those adjustments? Is their a comparable alternative to LoRa?
21:32:02 <xmrmatterbridge> <xmrhaelan> *there
21:33:13 <xmrmatterbridge> <xmrhaelan> Is this working on the same layers or different? https://gnunet.org/en/
23:31:26 <jtgrassie> xmrhaelan: I've used Sigfox (which has excellent coverage), before but unfortunately thats proprietary as well.