01:07:26 <viperperidot[m]> So the next release is the final fix for the sybil attack or it will be an ongoing battle?
01:09:38 <selsta> We will see. We don't know what the attacker will do in the future.
01:12:12 <moneromooo> Unlikely to be done. The main patch is still go in (PoW check). After that, there might be more interesting stuff to see elsewhere.
01:12:49 <moneromooo> Though once the GUI gets fixed, maybe they'll lose interest. Hopefully not.
01:13:30 <moneromooo> The PoW check thing will only go once most peers run .7 (IIRC, that's the one that adds the right data).
01:38:43 <viperperidot[m]> Hopefully not because you guys are getting free hardening testing? :P
01:38:59 <viperperidot[m]>  * moneromooo: Hopefully not because you guys are getting free hardening testing? :P
05:29:06 <algo_max[m]> I run a node and it's annoying always falling 2 blocks behind and having to use ban-lists.. but these attacks help improve monero's security and network stability for the time when we finally take over bitcoin in volume :)
07:29:40 <rbrunner> The Mattermost-to-IRC bridge is down for a few days. pigeons or somebody else with the necessary rights, can you please restart? Thanks!
09:20:25 <aldrin[m]> Where do I find the Mafia on the internet or any where  I  am in India
09:22:54 <jess> why do you want the mafia
09:26:18 <aldrin[m]> I want to be available for them
09:27:32 <jess> dont join the mafia
11:51:31 <matin19matin> Look on the bright side. At least you don't need to obsess over signs of life from fireice_uk now.
11:53:49 <ComplyLast> lol
12:34:23 <havk[m]> Hi,
12:34:23 <havk[m]> I was reading monero documentation about cold storage and was wondering :
12:34:23 <havk[m]> If a wallet is created and NEVER connected to the internet, how can the monero network know that the wallet exists, and what prevents another wallet with same keys to be created ?
12:39:08 <supus> There is nothing that explicitly prevents this. It is just very unlikely to happen because the number of possible private keys is very high
12:39:47 <havk[m]> Ok, that's what I though
12:40:05 <havk[m]> Thanks :)
12:40:26 <supus> You're welcome
13:41:15 <gingeropolous> hang on while i download this 150 mb file in a matter of seconds.
13:41:45 <gingeropolous> speed of the net still blows my mind, considering i remember waiting days to download mp3s
14:40:41 <havk[m]> How can I transfer monero from Cold wallet to hot wallet ?
14:41:05 <havk[m]> I mean, can my cold wallet remain cold while sending monero ?
14:41:33 <havk[m]> From what I read, the answer seems to be no
14:59:02 <moneromooo> It depends what you mean by that.
14:59:28 <havk[m]> By cold i mean offline
15:00:08 <moneromooo> The usual way is to exchange data via whatever way (USB drives is common) between online and offline computers.
15:00:23 <moneromooo> via export/import key images and outputs.
15:00:47 <moneromooo> Make a tx on the offline machine, which it writes to a file. Transfer the file to the online machine, relay from there.
15:01:24 <havk[m]> That's great that's exactly what I want. So I can create a tx with monero-cli offline ?
15:01:27 <moneromooo> If that's cold enough, hten: https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/2160/how-do-i-use-cold-transaction-signing/5655#5655
15:01:50 <havk[m]> I'll read that, thanks
15:02:40 <moneromooo> One thing btw: you need to have up to date monero software on the cold machine (>= 0.17.0.0).
15:03:09 <havk[m]> Ok good to know