03:18:56 <gingeropolous> Cryptochist, not that im aware of. I haven't checked for any emails from kraken though
04:19:35 <donkeydonkey[m]> <Cryptochist "Was thinking of switching to Kra"> its easy peasy. kraken does things really good so far.
04:21:25 <Cryptochist> Good to know - I will check it out. Thank you, gingeropolous and donkeydonkey[m]
04:40:55 <geonic> the "self-hosted" shenanigans are still a proposal... Kraken will be fighting them tooth and nail, along with all the other exchanges
04:42:05 <geonic> https://blog.kraken.com/post/7286/fincens-new-rule-is-about-to-wall-off-the-poor-from-our-financial-system-forever/
04:42:18 <geonic> no stipulations exist yet
04:50:27 <geonic> and if they did exist, all you'd have to do is prove that you own the address you're withdrawing to, which is easy enough. what you do with your XMR after that is only your business. XMR is least affected by the "self-hosted" rule
04:59:24 <dgoddard> I traded my XRP bags for XMR on TradeOgre. Highly recommend. Non-KYC, good rates, *excellent* customer support.
05:33:56 <aum> are there any major issues with standing up a monero node and exposing it as a Tor Hidden Service?
05:35:16 <aum> I'm worried about setting up dark private wallets, and exposing my IP address using them
07:33:46 <dgoddard> @aum: I would want any hidden service to run on a dedicated cloud host where pw0nage of the machine does not involve pw0nage of your personal crypto keys or pr0n stash. And any internet-facing public service need appropriate securing and regular patching.
07:34:45 <aum> no crypto keys or pr0n etc are present on my private DC
07:35:35 <aum> my node currently resides on a dedicated LXC container on dedicated metal
07:38:19 <dgoddard> Cool. If you can reasonably securely a regular clearnet webserver, I don't think there is particularly more to worry about hosting a Monero remote node. Much less, even; web servers have ten zillion things to secure, monerod doesn't have anywhere near that much complexity IMO
08:08:58 <aum> should I be worried about this? 2020-12-24 02:22:51.000	[P2P9]	ERROR	bulletproofs	src/ringct/bulletproofs.cc:1075	Verification failure
10:42:26 <yzs117> Dear fireice_uk. I must strongly object to you reporting our great Monero community members
10:42:26 <yzs117> to Freenode for racism AND getting people K-lined as a result! https://i.imgur.com/R0T9GGY.png
10:42:27 <yzs117> THEY ARE NOT NEO-NAZI!!! THEY ARE JUST SAYING NEO-NAZI THINGS!! https://i.imgur.com/JYu44As.png
10:42:27 <yzs117> I know this because they have been nice to me and made me their Magical Crypto Friend!
10:42:28 <yzs117> If you don't cease immediately I shall throw another tantrum!
10:42:28 <yzs117> Monero Community Member
10:42:29 <yzs117> PS. You are interrupting my session of masturbation to The Man in the High Castle.
10:42:29 <yzs117> jess: ^^
15:51:38 <anchor[m]> considering Monero's entire philosophy is globalist and its name has roots in Esperanto, I doubt you're going to find a lot of racism in the core community, but looking at monero's graphs over the past year or so I can see why you're starting to sweat
16:06:18 <zed19[m]> why so butthurt about neo-nazis
16:10:06 <zed19[m]> who are the bad guys? nazis? commies? satan? gawd? JEHOVAH?!!!?
16:10:58 <zed19[m]> central bankst0rs
16:12:54 <zed19[m]> the high wizard of the ku klux klan general pike
16:13:22 <zed19[m]> says there are 2 gods
16:17:17 <zed19[m]> i say no gods, no masters - only fucked up r3al0ty with fock3d up h0m4n1tY
16:18:13 <zed19[m]> pr0m3theus f0ck3d up - 3xp3r1ment f4iled
16:19:07 <zed19[m]> m4ss g3n0cide 1n1tiated
16:19:22 <moneromooo> Stop spamming please.
16:19:51 <zed19[m]> or what?
16:20:18 <moneromooo> Or, I dunno, go play, chat to your famijly, whatever really.
16:21:30 <kinghat[m]> lol
16:22:34 <zed19[m]> merry winter solstice
16:22:41 <zed19[m]> may darkness prevail
16:22:55 <zed19[m]> 👽️👽️👽️👽️👽️👽️
16:31:45 <slave_blocker> hello, i have been reading ztm... Are there any lecture videos on ring signatures available perhaps from the mit or elsewhere ?
16:33:15 <slave_blocker> also what does it mean when there are multiple arguments for a hash function like in page 33 ?
16:33:25 <slave_blocker> also, if there are hash Hn (m, [r i,1 G+c i K i,1 ], [r i,1 H p (K i,1 )+c i K̃ 1 ], ... ???
16:34:53 <slave_blocker> so regardless of whatever type of argument it is, regardless if its nested or not one should assume its a flatten list of concatenated elements?
16:55:33 <UkoeHB__> slave_blocker: yes they are usually concatenated in practice. It depends on your hash algorithm though
16:57:31 <UkoeHB__> Check section 2.1 ^.^
21:22:24 <h2017> my monero node died a few mintues ago with this error:
21:22:28 <h2017> 2020-12-24 21:15:39.849     7fa9f1388780        INFO    logging contrib/epee/src/mlog.cpp:273   New log categories: *:WARNING,net:FATAL,net.http:FATAL,net.ssl:FATAL,net.p2p:FATAL,net.cn:FATAL,daemon.rpc:FATAL,global:INFO,verify:FATAL,serialization:FATAL,daemon.rpc.payment:ERROR,stacktrace:INFO,logging:INFO,msgwriter:INFO
21:23:52 <h2017> looking at the logs that has happened several times
21:28:59 <dEBRUYNE> Those are simply informational messages about the logging categories
22:35:04 <selsta> h2017: how much RAM do you have?
22:50:54 <selsta> h2017: we are looking into it, happens to multiple nodes
23:41:43 <ragn4> how to run the monerod to be public node?
23:45:58 <Mochi101> ragn4, https://www.monero.how/how-to-run-monero-node
23:47:08 <ragn4> ok good lets see
23:53:50 <ragn4> Height: 2259541/2259541 (100.0%) on mainnet, not mining, net hash 1.73 GH/s, v14, 12(out)+4(in) connections, uptime 0d 0h 3m 49s
23:53:56 <ragn4> so it's ready?
23:56:55 <anchor[m]> yes
23:57:21 <ragn4> ok thnks