00:23:35 <yanmaani> So what exactly can the chainalysis catamites find? Could they get you to make a transaction to them, and then say stuff like "there is an XX% probability that the money which sent this is here, here, or here?"
00:23:44 <yanmaani> it seems like there'd be quite a bit of incentive for them
00:50:55 <ruunar> why is my xmrig hashrate is so slow with GPU?   https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/gy2aqx/why_is_my_xmrig_gpu_hashrate_so_slow/
01:08:31 <selsta> ruunar: RandomX is optimized for CPUs, don’t think it is worth to mine with a GPU.
01:17:13 <hyc> generally a waste of electricity, yeah
03:28:49 <Steven_M> Hi all :-)
03:36:58 <Steven_M> Is there a website where I can enter the IP of my node and verify whether or not the port is open correctly?
03:47:08 <Steven_M> I'm pretty sure my monerod is ignoring the--p2p-bind-port= switch. :-(
03:47:41 <Steven_M> any ideas
03:47:57 <Steven_M> ?
04:12:27 <Epsilon[m]> If you are wanting to see if the port is opened then  https://canyouseeme.org/ will show you
04:19:44 <Steven_M> Epsilon[m]: I'm wanting to confirm with which port monerod is trying to use. I think it's ignoring the port I chose with the --p2p-bind-port= switch.
04:21:54 <Steven_M> BRB
04:31:04 <Steven_M> Epsilon[m]: I'm back, any idea how to fix the problem?
04:35:56 <Steven_M> shouldn't this line show my chosen port instead of 18081?: "Binding on 127.0.0.1 (IPv4):18081"
05:02:07 <Copenhagen_Bram> Hello! How many gigabytes is the Monero testnet blockchain?
05:02:35 <Copenhagen_Bram> Err, lemme ddg that actuallyt
06:06:56 <ruunar> so, I plugged in the numbers into https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/4603/what-are-the-chances-of-discovering-a-block-solo-mining-with-my-current-hashrate#4614  and result is terrifying.  Even if I buy Ryzen 3900X and achieve 1500 H/s it is supposed to take me 417 years to get mine a coin.  Is my math correct?
06:07:56 <ruunar> oops, 15000 H/s.  I still get 41 years.
06:08:39 <ruunar> Network hash rate is 1370000000
06:56:58 <endor00[m]> ruunar:  check your math, that's way too much
06:57:30 <endor00[m]> 15 kH/s gets you 0.39 xmr/month currently
06:57:51 <endor00[m]> so less than 3 months to mine 1 xmr
06:58:33 <mmxxx[m]> where is rottensox?
07:03:19 <endor00[m]> ~79 days for 1 xmr to be exacy
07:03:22 <endor00[m]>  * ~79 days for 1 xmr to be exact
10:37:46 <Steven_M> Hi all, I think monerod is ignoring the --p2p-bind-port=<> switch. If it was working, wouldn't this line: ""Binding on 127.0.0.1 (IPv4):18081" show my chosen p2p port instead of 18081?
10:44:22 <philogy> are you running monerod from the GUI or manually?
10:44:44 <moneromooo> No, this looks like hte RPC port. Check, eg, netstat.
10:45:14 <Steven_M> philogy: manually
10:46:51 <Steven_M> moneromooo: I've got 0 incoming connections
10:48:50 <Steven_M> moneromoo what am I looking for in netstat?
10:49:23 <ruunar> not suprisingly I have tried xmrig on Raspberry PI3 and it does not work with monero.  It reports "not enough memory".  So, I assume it is a no go for monero.  Since I already have xmrig on my pi3, is there a currency I can try to mine.  It would put my pi to use :)   Thank you
10:49:49 * Steven_M has to go, but will leave irc open
10:50:21 <moneromooo> Did you set your routers/firewalls to proxy the new port through ?
10:51:05 <ruunar> netstat -tuplen
10:51:35 <asymptotically> isnt -tl good enough? and he can just see if the port he set shows up
10:53:03 <ruunar> sorry, that's just an example I had in my notes.
10:57:04 <azy> what's the best (fastest/easiest) way to xmr.to backwards? to pay an xmr bill with bitcoin/whatever?
10:57:37 <azy> im looking for something like xmr.to, more than an exchange
11:03:50 <Copenhagen_Bram> After much ddging, I still don't know how big the testnet blockchain is. Do you guys happen to have a synced testnet node? How much space does it take up on your hard drive? How much bandwidth did it use up to sync it, if you can get that info?
11:04:12 <moneromooo> Something like 4 GB IIRC. Very roughly.
11:04:42 <moneromooo> Oh, 2.6 on disk here.
11:05:07 <moneromooo> I expect syncing it took on the order of this, a smidgen less maybe.
12:24:21 <ar6>  /join #politics-uncensored
12:24:49 <ar6> fucking fascists everywhere
12:33:38 <azy> invite only
12:38:37 <Jackman2> yeah why
12:38:41 <Jackman2> are there people in it?
12:39:15 <Jackman2> I've made ##truth-uncensored if you want freedom of speech azy
12:39:29 <azy> nah i dislike you
12:39:38 <Jackman2> ok
12:39:46 <Jackman2> did you see my pipe?
12:40:13 <Jackman2> I'm gonna watch an interview
12:40:18 <Jackman2> about tax havens
12:40:25 <Jackman2> I like tax havens
12:40:32 <Jackman2> see you
12:41:16 <azy> same. what's the link?
14:48:56 <bigslim[m]1> Anything required for upgrade to 16.0 from 15.0.5 or is it more maintenance update?
14:49:12 <bigslim[m]1> Looks like just maintenance update
14:49:47 <bigslim[m]1> Performance updates
14:50:36 <fort3hlulz> No hard fork or anything, just a bunch of performance and privacy improvements, namely a transaction verification speed up and Dandelion++ integration 🙂
14:56:13 <bigslim[m]1> Kinda what I was seeing.
15:44:38 <knaccc> did something change with github? suddenly i get "remote: Temporary clone tokens are read-only" when I do a git push
15:55:35 <philogy> you can only change a repository if you have the right permissions, you need to clone the repo
15:55:51 <knaccc> philogy yeah it's for my own repo
15:56:00 <knaccc> i've committed without issue for months, then suddenly this error
15:56:05 <selsta> knaccc: someone one google said changing password solved it but no gurantee
15:56:08 <selsta> never seen it
15:56:21 <knaccc> thanks selsta yeah i'll try that
15:56:51 <selsta> did you clone using https or ssh?
15:57:43 <knaccc> https. this was all set up months and months ago on my machine, and i've been committing without issue until today. i'm trying changing my github password now
15:58:26 <selsta> in general I’ve found ssh cloning better but yea try changing password first
15:58:46 <knaccc> hmm changing the password didn't help
15:58:52 <knaccc> i'll try re-cloning with ssh, thanks
16:27:35 <knaccc> selsta thanks, switching to SSH solved everything
16:28:47 <Copenhagen_Bram> ssh is great
16:29:07 <Copenhagen_Bram> erm, i actually don't use it much with git though
17:14:39 <keastes> so not sure if this should go here or in #monero-pools, but trying to solo mine w/ GUI wallet just for funzies, but it just refuses to st... NVM, went from being synced to 29K blocks left to sync
17:32:31 <asymptotically> keastes: good luck!
17:36:41 <keastes> Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz < I dont expect to get much done.
18:10:52 <camthegeek`> half way into 2020, we leaving copyright year as 2019 on all the things? :P
18:11:19 <selsta> there is a PR for it but not merged yet
18:11:24 <selsta> year is not important anyway
18:12:23 <Spaceguide> my I5-4690 get 2100Hs
18:13:18 <camthegeek`> yeah I seen it earlier and agree year isn't that important. perhaps it's something a bot could automate each new year?
18:25:59 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Hey
18:26:14 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Does anyone know where I can buy monero without KYC?
18:26:32 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: I tried localmonero but all offers there are overpriced for the payment method I want to use
18:26:43 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Also a lot of sellers there seem sketchy af
18:29:50 <Spaceguide> Bisq , Localmonero and kraken~
18:35:02 <Mochi101> Which payment method?
18:37:44 <keastes> derpy_bridge: usually means there is some sort of higher perceived risk, or some kind of overhead on the sellers side.
18:38:28 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: I want to pay with PayPal or with a Credit Card
18:38:36 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Also Kraken requires KYC
18:39:23 <dEBRUYNE> To be fair, a lot of LocalMonero sellers do too
18:39:30 <dEBRUYNE> And Kraken has quite low fees
18:39:38 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Localmonero sellers have ridiculous prices for XMR  for the payment method I use
18:39:50 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Kraken does require KYC though
18:39:53 <azy> because they cant trust that payment method
18:39:55 <dEBRUYNE> Because both methods can easily be reversed
18:40:10 <Spaceguide> on localmonero, I go only for cash exchange
18:41:03 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: I can't exchange with cash because no sellers accept cash in my country
18:41:30 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: I only saw 2 sellers from my country and both only accept bank transfers which are not possible because I'm under 18
18:42:54 <keastes> oof.
18:44:47 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: ikr
18:45:03 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Why does the government make crypto so hard for us
18:45:23 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: For big transactions I understand but I only want about 50$ worth of xmr
18:45:53 <moneromooo> They make everything hard that helps privacy. The creeps want to spy on everyone and everything.
18:46:30 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: I can purchase bitcoin without KYC with an ATM but 6% fees
18:47:13 <moneromooo> Even after global networking, which increased their ability to mass spy massively, they still want to get into your last shreds of privacy.
18:48:07 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: ikr
18:48:46 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: How hard will it be to get my parents to sign-up for an exchange so I can buy some crypto with reasonable fees
18:49:02 <azy> 6% is pretty good
18:49:15 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: 6% is a lot
18:49:27 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Kraken only has about .25$ fee I think
18:49:34 <azy> can you not buy bitcoin (cash) with credit card quite easily? then exchange for xmr?
18:50:02 <azy> https://buy.bitcoin.com/
18:50:16 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: They also require KYC I think
18:50:26 <azy> im not so sure
18:51:06 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: I'll contact their support to ask
18:53:10 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: I hope they don't
18:53:18 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: They also support my local currency which is awesome
18:55:01 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: They do require KYC
18:55:03 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: Fuck this shit
18:55:11 <derpy_bridge> <[discord] Yonatan#6948>: SO fucking hard to get your hands on crypto this days
19:37:07 <selsta> binaryFate: node.xmr.to seems down
20:52:30 <binaryFate> thanks selsta, gotta have to work tomorrow to fix I'm afraid
21:07:29 <fort3hlulz> Somehow I never knew this existed: https://github.com/moneroexamples/onion-monero-blockchain-explorer
21:07:39 <fort3hlulz> Can finally run a local explorer over Tor :D
21:14:16 <binaryFate> node.xmr.to is back now
21:32:27 <Copenhagen_Bram2> hello!
23:15:23 <Steven_M> moneromooo: netstat -tuplen doesn't seem to be a valid command in windows.
23:16:25 <moneromooo> Noted.
23:16:46 <moneromooo> You may use whatever tool there is on Windows to look at what's bound to ports.
23:17:25 <moneromooo> What was your problem already ? You set a non default port and you can't connect to it ?
23:21:36 <Steven_M> moneromooo: yeah, my VPN is forwarding a non-default port, but monerod doesn't seem to be using it. I've never had this problem before.
23:21:50 <Copenhagen_Bram2> Is it safe to port forward trezord?
23:22:51 <Copenhagen_Bram2> I have a computer that makes a trezor's touch screen go all wonky, but the other computer is very slow. What if I plugged the trezor into the slow computer and port forwarded the trezor bridge to the faster computer?
23:23:24 <Copenhagen_Bram2> As in, with SSH tunneling over the local network.
23:23:32 <Copenhagen_Bram2> What are the security risks with this setup?
23:23:57 <Copenhagen_Bram2> I know this isn't Trezor support, but Trezor support is in Telegram.
23:28:23 <ruunar> sorry, that for 'netstat -tuplen' was for Linux.
23:33:24 <Steven_M> ruunar: that's okay, I'm searching for the Windows equivalent.
23:54:59 <Steven_M> brb