00:12:21 <viperperidot[m]> Is tor attack resolved yet?
00:15:06 <moneromooo> I have incoming and outgoing tor peers atm.
00:15:42 <viperperidot[m]> On v3?
00:15:57 <moneromooo> Yes.
00:16:22 <viperperidot[m]> Nice
00:16:31 <viperperidot[m]> I hope the devs harden the network after this
00:36:28 <Guest_53> Is running a public node over P2P equally as effective as actively listening? I'm confused what this mean: "restricted RPC mode, view-only commands" in the --public-node description
01:25:10 <Kronovestan> selsta, So if tor exit nodes are blocked... are we able to sync a daemon on TailsOS?
01:25:18 <Kronovestan> dEBRUYNE, maybe you would know too?
01:32:12 <sethsimmons> <Guest_53 "Is running a public node over P2"> public-node only refers to/affects the restricted RPC port, and all it does is advertise that you are allowing other users to use the restricted RPC port via your p2p peerlist.
01:32:29 <sethsimmons> It has nothing to do with p2p in general, that works separately and is advertised by default, AFAIK.
01:34:01 <sethsimmons> <Kronovestan "selsta, So if tor exit nodes are"> They aren’t blocked anymore by node ops who have been paying attention since .9 was released.
01:34:16 <sethsimmons> I know none of my nodes are blocking exit nodes
01:35:59 <Kronovestan> sethsimmons, so --enable-dns-blocklist does not block tor exit nodes?
02:11:53 <selsta> Kronovestan: no
02:47:37 <Kronovestan> I can get tailsOS to sync on a daemon now just fine :)  what I can't get it to do is incoming connections, but I don't think that's possible.
02:56:56 <xmrhaelan[m]> Does Monero have a Mastodon?
03:06:17 <Gaffoonie> I haven't seen an official one, but following the monero hashtag and filtering out some junk bots has good info :)
03:15:24 <xmrhaelan[m]> Bitcoiners have their own server https://bitcoinhackers.org/
03:15:28 <xmrhaelan[m]> We should too
03:16:14 <Gaffoonie> Spin one up :D
03:22:55 <KpunToN00b11> Monero GUI client's miner is using RandomX?
03:23:31 <z|bandito> how's AWS these days? always a good solution for mining, nodes, etc? or not?
03:26:46 <nioc> KpunToN00b11: yes that is the only POW
03:27:57 <nioc> z|bandito: if you mine with aws you make back maybe 15% of what you paid
03:28:07 <KpunToN00b11> thanks nioc - so when it says 1 in 4755 daily chance of finding a block, i actually have a chance? :)  heard of anyone getting a block via Monero GUI hehe?
03:28:41 <z|bandito> haha, fair enough
03:28:43 <nioc> I have heard of it happening
03:28:58 <z|bandito> what if you want to run a node or validator for a coin instead of mining though?
03:30:03 <nioc> don't know the pricing for aws but there are other vps providers that are reputable and I guess better pricing
03:30:27 <nioc> you can get a vps that will run a pruned node for $10/mo
03:31:01 <nioc> I consider an SSD as a must have for the initial syncing
03:31:05 <z|bandito> I see, if you have any names, links or keywords I would be happy to hear
03:31:07 <z|bandito> yeah
03:31:47 <z|bandito> think my pal might want to run full eth and xmr nodes but it's been a while since I mined locally and wrote a little manager for it
03:32:18 <nioc> the requirements for an eth full node are lololol
03:32:50 <z|bandito> I bet that's down to both HDD requirements and people stuffing all kinds of stuff into contracts carried on the network
03:33:31 <z|bandito> always thought litecoin was interesting that way.. I see that ripple finally got put in it's place
03:34:25 <z|bandito> I mean litecoin and eth are fairly different but serve a purpose compared to just a bank entry
03:34:37 <nioc> off the top of my head linode, hetzner, scaleway
03:34:46 <z|bandito> awesome, thanks
03:34:52 <nioc> vultr in the US
03:35:04 <z|bandito> aye US
03:35:09 <nioc> ovh
03:36:10 <nioc> I just run a full node at home on a cheap comp
03:36:41 <z|bandito> what kinda connect?
03:36:47 <nioc> a few years ago I got the cheapest one I could find with an ssd
03:37:10 <z|bandito> mining seemed to really thrash routers tbh.. like they'd just friggen break
03:37:25 <nioc> wen I started I had 20MB down and 5 up but they keep upgrading the service
03:37:34 <nioc> mine is now 300/300
03:37:36 <z|bandito> but maybe that was down to minute software updates somewhere in the chain or something
03:37:42 <z|bandito> cool
03:37:54 <nioc> I mine from home without issue
03:38:15 <nioc> any connection you get with VPS should be fine
03:38:17 <z|bandito> yeah those are pretty nice speeds though
03:38:35 <nioc> and you can always limit the data if that becaomes an issue
03:38:50 <nioc> usually isn't
03:39:32 <z|bandito> yeah think we are supposed to be getting closer to gig here but mostly just been gaming and browsing on it the past year or two
03:40:05 <z|bandito> so many variables
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07:57:42 <donkeydonkey[m]> load up your wallet in the cli and type in account
11:53:29 <mmxxx[m]> Ohai Alzadoua <3
12:44:36 <Alzadoua> Ohai mmxxx[m] ))
12:45:10 <mmxxx[m]> I did not know you were a xmr hodler Alzadoua
12:46:01 <A-cat> mmxxx[m], xmr is my prefered one ))
12:46:14 <mmxxx[m]> awesome
12:46:21 <mmxxx[m]> me too :)
12:46:32 <A-cat> Great
12:46:34 <mmxxx[m]> xmr > doge > btc > ltc > the rest...
12:46:49 <A-cat> Same ))
12:58:45 <Loca422> For a community that prides itself on manipulating people, you can't manage a single guy that spends most of his time in his underpants :D
14:31:03 <bobchat> helo
14:31:53 <bobchat> i would like to say congratulation to monero team good job on the atomic swap today
14:37:58 <micah> what is this atomic swap that happened today?
14:38:33 <dEBRUYNE> https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/kwbzrh/xmrbtc_on_stagenet_update_by_comit/
14:47:56 <donkeydonkey[m]> wow!
18:30:29 <tczee36> hello all, here to say hi
18:32:31 <lordofgibbons[m]> Hi
20:03:04 <jj45d131[m]> Good afternoon all, I'm trying to find the proper place to obtain help with my gui
20:21:08 <lza_menace> tell us what's wrong
21:17:17 <skham[m]> 🤑
23:49:34 <xmrpow> Does anybody of you gathered some experience with Qubes OS?