04:46:19 <doktoro> is the hashrate something to be worried about?
04:47:11 <doktoro> with the big spike
05:13:19 <endor00[m]> Not really
05:14:44 <endor00[m]> Just some dude who bought a whole bunch of cpu power, that's all
08:46:49 <artefact> “There were 21 blocks in the last 90 minutes, there might be large hash rate changes,” ya don't say :P
09:04:00 <Inge-> .networ
09:04:02 <Inge-> .network
09:04:39 <shampoocat> Network: tor
12:50:23 <gingeropolous> i wonder if exchanges have implemented locker long times
12:50:27 <gingeropolous> longer lock times
12:50:31 <gingeropolous> Locker long times for everyone!
12:50:40 <gingeropolous> ok, who thinks a bin drop will work fine for xmrchain.net
12:50:45 <gingeropolous> im feelin lucky
12:51:09 <Inge-> punk
12:53:49 <gingeropolous> i wonder if moneroexamples has started integrating the clsag stuff into the explorer
12:59:35 <gingeropolous> alllll right
12:59:51 <gingeropolous> xmrchain.net on 16.0.3
13:00:16 <gingeropolous> nothing but INFO
13:04:08 <asymptotically> gingeropolous: does moneroexamples ever join irc?
13:04:20 <gingeropolous> occaisonally
13:24:27 <azunda> rehrar my friend- could you fix the recent video "Monero Defcon28 Village - Friday Livestream" on Monero Community Workgroup ? when u rewind video changes to different
13:25:37 <azunda> preview works and when you hit play it plays what it suppose but when you rewind it switches
14:55:45 <rehrar> yes we're looking at that
15:33:51 <leonardus> Looking to buy 1 XMR, I have 1.78 LTC. Posted in #-otc but it looks like that channel's dead since nobody's sent anything in a few weeks it looks like.
15:41:12 <moneromooo> morphtoken might be what you're looking for.
15:44:37 <leonardus> moneromooo: I just get Error: blocked region
15:52:02 <moneromooo> Ah, xenophobes. Hmm.
16:10:41 <ruied> hello. I am restoring a wallet from-keys. So far so good. How can I check from my running cli wallet my blockchain height so I can restore the wallet faster?
16:12:05 <moneromooo> If you mean "how can I tell it to restore from a given height", then it'll ask you when you restore. If not: set refresh-from-block-height N.
16:12:17 <moneromooo> (set "set" for the exact name if not quite this one)
16:15:21 <ruied> Yes, it asks at the restore after the keys correctly entered, but I don't know the height. I would like to know if I can check the heigh from my currently running wallet (so I can speedup my restore wallet test).
16:15:43 <moneromooo> show_transfers
16:15:57 <moneromooo> It'll list all your txes, sorted with the oldest first.
16:16:41 <ruied> hmm, ok, thanks
16:25:34 <ruied> moneromooo, ok, let's see if I understand right. So when I crate a wallet it is not part of the blockchain... My first registry in the blockchain is the first transfer, correct?
16:26:40 <moneromooo> Unclear enough that I don't want to say yes or no :) Please rephrase.
16:27:34 <artefact> if you just create a wallet, then nothing happens as far as the blockchain is concerned
16:27:52 <ruied> sory, english is not my native language. :)
16:30:27 <niocbrrrrrr> Restore height is from first tx, better to start 1-2k blocks before that
16:31:08 <niocbrrrrrr> If you have time you can always restore from zero :)
16:31:58 <ruied> Yes, 1) If I create a new wallet, I am not part of the blockchain? I can create a new wallet being offline, correct?   2)My wallet transfer is only 'part of the blockchain' when the first transaction is made, correct?
16:32:16 <artefact> the blockchain doesn't care about wallets, really
16:32:24 <moneromooo> Wallets aren't on the chain. Transactions are.
16:32:36 <artefact> the wallet is just a fancy word for private key that allows you to spend coins sent to certain addresses
16:33:12 <ruied> ok
16:35:25 <ruied> And the secret viewkey combined with the secret spend key combined makes the relation to the primary address? is that it?
16:36:19 <ruied> secret viewkey + secretspendkey ---> Primary Address ?
16:37:40 <moneromooo> Yes.
16:37:46 <ruied> both combined will match the primary address and makes my wallet authentic ??? Do not know if I am expressing correctly...
16:38:05 <ruied> alright! :) Nice...
16:38:20 <moneromooo> The wallet address is the public keys (which you trivially get from secret keys) plus a hash and a magic prefix.
16:41:39 <ruied> ok, nice! getting there...
16:42:08 <monkfishNeedsHel> I have a technical problem with Monero GUI wallet I was wondering if anyone could walk me through my issue?
16:42:29 <ruied> What do you think about "quantum computing power" to hack the keys in the near future ? Do you think it is a concern?
16:43:05 <monkfishNeedsHel> ruied no, because of the way maths work.
16:45:57 <monerod[m]> <monkfishNeedsHel "ruied no, because of the way mat"> try by explain your issue
16:52:41 <monkfishNeedsHel> Thanks for the reply monerod[m], I have a transaction stuck on 'orange' https://imgur.com/a/XyZxLsF, here is the screen shot. I persume this measns it is stuck on pending. I have tried restoring wallet, reinstalling the gui wallet, using the tx_flush command, and rescanning.
16:54:48 <JOhNKmuss> .
16:55:53 <ruied> I have to understand a bit more about quantum computers and about the keys generated. I am concearned if  a entity with a quantum computer could generate 'tons' combinations with generated keys and get some addresses with someone's coins... I think the odds are very very very low, but do not if the quantum computers can acomplish that task...
16:56:32 <ruied> I have to get a bit in to the math... and the quantum computing operation... later on... :)
16:56:37 <monerod[m]> <monkfishNeedsHel "Thanks for the reply monerod, I "> So the addsess you sent the funds to did not recieve it?
16:57:11 <monerod[m]> its a pretty high fee.. 22 days in pending is unherd of
16:57:38 <monkfishNeedsHel> Yeah, its my own wallet and it yet to recive it.
16:58:09 <monerod[m]> also "sent" gives a clie of wahat happenes
16:58:59 <monerod[m]> sure youo sent to the correcg address?
16:59:12 <monkfishNeedsHel> Yep doubled check the adress with a string checker.
16:59:25 <monkfishNeedsHel> cheked*
17:01:31 <monkfishNeedsHel> The wallet is on the same pc, using the same local daemon would that affect it?
17:02:03 <monkfishNeedsHel> https://imgur.com/a/XyZxLsF is the correct link to the screenshot.
17:06:48 <monkfishNeedsHel> If any one has any ideas, it would make a huge diffrence to this one human's life. thanks for your time guys.
17:40:27 <selsta> monkfishNeedsHel: is there an actual problem?
17:40:48 <selsta> or just that the dot is orange?
17:41:09 <selsta> IIRC orange dot = outgoing tx, green dot = incoming tx
17:46:12 <Copenhagen_Bram> Hello! Are there any Monero chatrooms that you can join through Tor? I know Freenode supports Tor but you have to connect through the clearnet and register an account before you can connect via Tor.
19:17:34 <covid-29> hello
19:30:37 <islanders> what's your take on that guys?
19:30:41 <islanders> https://havenprotocol.org/#
19:34:26 <islanders> seems like a dex buildt on monero but I've troubles to get what is it really
19:45:49 <jwinterm> islanders: it is more just like tether but on monero-type system
19:45:52 <jwinterm> from what I understand
19:46:02 <jwinterm> supposed to use oracles or some shit
19:46:08 <jwinterm> but in the end fairly centralized I think
20:07:07 <iiiiiiii> is a monero fork in fact
20:07:16 <iiiiiiii> with built in assets
20:32:51 <covid-29> does anyone know which monero fork start with v12 version
20:33:05 <covid-29> after some googling i couldnt find any
22:40:40 <Saster> I used MorphToken to convert BTC to XMR a week ago. I never received the money in my Monero wallet (official client with local node fully synced, verified with remote node). I contacted MorphToken support and they said "contact your wallet provider for issues with your wallet"). Is my money gone? here is the transaction:
22:40:40 <Saster> https://www.morphtoken.com/morph/view/?q=V3VGMPPDY39ME   https://xmrchain.net/search?value=8b734fc35d318c97969e123b0318465d3d68a190cc94e4998c8210d6cd98d300  Since then I successfully used a different exchange to do a conversion.
22:50:20 <moneromooo> Check your "refresh-from-block-height" setting is lower than the height of that tx.
22:50:48 <artefact> you didn't convert it, you exchanged it. sorry, pet peeve of mine :(
22:50:50 <moneromooo> If it is not, reset it to lower than that (a bit lower than the first tx ever to that account), then run: rescan_bc
22:51:50 <moneromooo> Run "set" to see all settings (including this one).
23:24:07 <Saster> moneromooo: that worked, thanks! msg a monero address and i'll tip you.
23:24:31 <moneromooo> Thanks, no need though :)
23:24:58 <moneromooo> I don't suppose you ever modified it before, right ?
23:27:08 <Copenhagen_Bram> Are there any monero chatrooms that you can access through Tor without Freenode's policy where you have to connect to the clearnet and make an account first?
23:28:04 <Copenhagen_Bram> There's a dead room on oftc called #monero that says it bridged to i2prc and freenode
23:28:23 <Copenhagen_Bram> s/i2prc/irc2p
23:29:35 <moneromooo> If you're ok with readonly, three's a site called monerologs.sometld, which IIRC doesn't block tor.
23:30:03 <moneromooo> (which logs monero IRC channels)
23:30:07 <Saster> moneromooo: i didn't have to modify it. while figuring out where my wallet file was stored so i could load it in the cmd client, i found the gui logfile, and it said the rescan i had done in the gui failed because it was an untrusted daemon (or something, the log has been overwritten now). the rescan in the cmd client worked and took about 2
23:30:07 <Saster> minutes instead of returning instantly with a false claim of success like the gui did.
23:30:45 <moneromooo> Ah. Feel free to file a bug in the gui repo (https://github.com/monero-project/monero-core)