00:29:32 <fluffydonkey[m]> Nothing groundbreaking
00:47:59 <strike> monero-wallet-cli > *
01:47:46 <bigslim[m]> <fluffydonkey[m] "That would be pretty crappy. The"> Uncle Sam needs his cut too
01:48:53 <fluffydonkey[m]> Why aren't people more excited about https://github.com/comit-network/xmr-btc-swap? What's the difference (to the user) between this and Farcaster besides the teams working on them?
01:49:52 <bigslim[m]> If you handle crypto in any way as payment system for goods as a business you technically need to register your business as a crypto processor so it can be taxed accordingly. If there weren’t laws for this then everyone would use crypto to avoid paying taxes.
01:50:19 <bigslim[m]> Just like people used to buy online to avoid paying taxes for out of state sellers.
01:50:58 <fluffydonkey[m]> bigslim: register with whom?
01:51:11 <fluffydonkey[m]> Which agency. And what's the license called?
01:51:18 <fluffydonkey[m]> I haven't heard of this before
01:55:24 <bigslim[m]> Depends. Do you want an ico or something or just want to accept large volumes of crypto for good like computers and books etc...
01:55:44 <fluffydonkey[m]> no ICO, just a regular shop selling normal goods
01:55:46 <bigslim[m]> If you want a swap service you have to register with the sec
01:56:52 <bigslim[m]> I mean sec prob can consider someone taking in 20k/mo in crypto a “dealer broker” but I am not a legal expert in that matter.
01:58:10 <bigslim[m]> But you def need to register as an LLC so you don’t get shut down
02:00:19 <bigslim[m]> https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/virtual-currencies
02:00:32 <bigslim[m]> Sorry if not on topic for this chat
02:04:41 <bigslim[m]> Also FYI if you are creating an app for said service and want it on the apple OS X/iOS store apple requires you to register a dev account with LLC info AND also prove you are registered with sec as crypto asset transfer business.
02:05:09 <bigslim[m]> I already looked into this for aeon iOS wallet. Not worth my time because of that
02:05:44 <fluffydonkey[m]> This is all very good to know. Thank you
02:13:28 <Adamas[m]> <Monegro "Tether is probably 100% backed. "> they've admitted in that past that they only had 70%ish backed by real dollars.
02:14:45 <nioc> and the other backing can be converted to usd so.......................
02:15:28 <h2017_> nioc the price might plummet if that were attempted so....
02:16:15 <nioc> and what happens if people take their $ out of banks
02:16:20 <h2017_> the market might react very negatively to that, at least if it were known to be happening
02:17:01 <h2017_> let's not hear any more of the bs about how it's acceptable. it is not
02:17:26 <nioc> is the tether backed?
02:17:45 <h2017_> i think it's backed by your faith at the moment and not much else
02:17:51 <nioc> you want everything regulated
02:18:01 <nioc> let's regulate monero as well
02:18:25 <h2017_> monero doesn't need regulation. didn't need to sue the guy attacking the network. the devels just hardened it. that's how it should be
02:19:07 <nioc> everything needs to be regulated in order to protect people
02:19:24 <nioc> believe me I hear wat you are saying
02:19:51 <nioc> and it's not wat I just wrote above :)
02:20:27 <nioc> it's a matter of where the line is drawn
02:21:05 <nioc> just use banks and usd
02:21:36 <nioc> fund and withdraw from exchanges
02:21:44 <nioc> +to
02:22:57 <nioc> because with that level of regulation it will be just that
02:24:18 <nioc> any exchange that does not follow regulators is subject to action against them
02:26:02 <nioc> risk reward
03:11:00 <Adamas[m]> <nioc "everything needs to be regulated"> nah
03:12:37 <nioc> yes I often have a convoluted way of talking
03:14:03 <nioc> I was putting undeserved words in someone's mouth
03:14:39 <nioc> trying to find where the line was
03:48:45 <Monegro> I think the problem is far less about whether or not Tether is backed. I mean, it's likely that they are by now (or will be soon), simply because their fraud is probably massively profitable
03:49:37 <Monegro> It appears that they have a network of exchanges now participating in this. By comparison, 2017 was more of testing mode
03:50:07 <Monegro> They refined the mechanisms, brought in "partners", and now that their fraud's days might be numbered, they're going all out.
03:51:09 <Monegro> So the real question then is, what happens when it starts to become apparent to even the most ardent deniers that Tether was a significant factor in how hard and fast this has pumped. Dismissing this as "usual tether fud" is unappropriate, because it's not usual
03:51:36 <Monegro> They've never had to provide documents, now they did. They've never had this large a percentage of total BTC marketcap
04:31:26 <mmxxx[m]> I can't wait to see what the next BTC crash will do to them
04:56:32 <QuantumWings> the problem with tether is that there is no guarantee that you can covert it 1-1 from USDT to USD
04:56:51 <QuantumWings> the moment Tether Operations runs into financial trouble anyone holding the token is fucked
04:57:15 <blaeks[m]> somehow - that's what my gut feeling says too
04:58:45 <QuantumWings> reserve tokens are only as good as the companies holding them
04:59:13 <QuantumWings> *issuing
05:01:28 <QuantumWings> The main question with USDT is whether or not the owners are going to take the money and run or if they upset the party who then takes the money and runs
05:02:33 <QuantumWings> stablecoins are just banks except somehow even worse
05:07:13 <QuantumWings> remember when you are buying USDT you are giving an unsecured interest free loan to some dodgy chinese company
05:09:53 <QuantumWings> best case scenario they are making grofit using your capital and giving nothing back
05:09:56 <nioc> they are not Chinese
05:09:57 <nioc> lol
05:10:24 <QuantumWings> worst case they loose it all leaving you with nothing
05:11:08 <QuantumWings> HK is china dude
05:11:27 <nioc> is panama china
05:12:21 <QuantumWings> https://tether.to/contact-us/
05:12:35 <QuantumWings> ctrl-f "Tether is incorporated in"
05:15:19 <nioc> Unfortunately, Tether has decided to stop serving U.S. individual and corporate customers altogether. As of January 1, 2018
05:15:52 <nioc> you want regulated use USDC
05:16:52 <nioc> there is a reason people use tether and not usdc
05:16:54 <mmxxx[m]> I want no 'stablecoins'
05:17:16 <mmxxx[m]> <nioc "there is a reason people use tet"> What is the reason?
05:17:47 <nioc> you can movusd value wen you can't move usd
05:17:58 <nioc> move usd value
05:18:20 <nioc> and do so quickly
05:18:54 <mmxxx[m]> Why would that make tether the preferred stablecoin over usdc?
05:19:39 <nioc> first mover is one, less regulation is anothe
05:20:02 <QuantumWings> how does less regulation help with a reserve coin?
05:20:29 <nioc> from what I hear it helps some people to be able to use it
05:20:37 <nioc> I have never used them
05:20:53 <nioc> I don't keep value on exchanges
05:27:29 <kxsl_> On the one hand, I want some regulation because I don't trust private organizations to look out for the public good too much, but on the other hand, I dont trust the regulators to do very well at that either because I think they're more interested in lobbyist money. on the other yet anoter hand, I don't trust the general public to hold either of those accountable... so... *shrug*
05:28:40 <QuantumWings> If I am going to do reserve banking I would rather do it with an actual bank than with teather
05:31:29 <mmxxx[m]> <kxsl_ "On the one hand, I want some reg"> So xmr 😃
05:31:39 <Monegro> I'm not saying Tether doesn't have use cases. Certainly if you're trying to escape regulations and operate in the shadows, it's useful
05:32:00 <Monegro> They seem to be used a lot on exchanges that only trade in crypto, with no fiat options
05:32:49 <mmxxx[m]> Which exchanges?
05:33:09 <Monegro> This is why the "institutional fomo" narrative makes no sense. Those guys wouldn't touch tether with a 10 foot pole. Yet somehow there was a sudden $20 billion demand since March
05:33:18 <kxsl_> I believe in the free market, but at the same time, the idea that consumers have equal access to all information doesn't work in practice. at times, it's impossible, either by the hands of dishonest businesses or complicated bureacracy,  or unnecessarily cumbersome; extensive research shouldn't be necessary for day to day essentials
05:33:26 <mmxxx[m]> I don't use any of the fly by night exchanges that popped up in the last 4/5 years
05:34:00 <mmxxx[m]> <Monegro "This is why the "institutional f"> Drug cartels are 'institutions' too...
05:36:05 <Monegro> haha
05:36:08 <Monegro> maybe, yeah
05:36:22 <QuantumWings> institutional fomo narrative?
05:36:41 <Monegro> Maybe those cartels are offloading cash to Tether and their proxies in exchange for USDT
05:37:37 <Monegro> Yeah, it's being repeated, particularly by maximalists
05:38:07 <Monegro> The hypothesis is, that suddenly all the inflation is making institutions and millionaires flood the gates to get a piece of that sweet BTC
05:38:43 <Monegro> And that hyperbitcoinization is directly around the corner
05:40:00 <Monegro> I definitely believe in free markets. I also reject fraud and deception as a business practice
05:40:35 <Monegro> So the Tether situation is a bit of a moral difficulty. Certainly it's helping us all get rich (well, okay, not Monero, we have to earn our adoption in the real market)
05:41:07 <Monegro> The question is just how deceptive and fraudulent what Tether is doing is. To claim to be 100% backed by dollars, until forced to admit they didn't, and then pivot to "reserves"
05:42:12 <Monegro> to print a huge amount of monopoly money, use it to manipulate a trillion dollar industry, all while telling lies about what it's doing
05:44:22 <kxsl_> A free market economy needs producers and consumers mutually agreeing to exchange goods, services, and currency with a reasonably degree of trust that neither is trying to fuck over the other. predatory businesses and merchants should be unanimously rejected at every level
05:44:55 <Monegro> and that is where I have very few problems with one predator (NYAG) going after another (iFinex)
05:45:37 <Monegro> Their actions are also tangibly harming Monero adoption. Meanwhile, one of their partners who a lot of Tether is funneled through (Bittrex), releases well timed fud
09:02:13 <dsco> what mode should i select in the monero gui wallet if i wanna be anonymous as possible
13:58:55 <johnhus007> Why are you here? For the tech? Then you should be off at Zcash instead of trying to con newbies into a coin that doesn't work. For the money? If you put your money in BTC or ETH you would have been better off. For the magical crypto friends? Monero leadership laughs from loosers like that. Find yourself more healthy realationships that don't laugh at you when they steal your money.
14:27:37 <mmxxx[m]> <johnhus007 "Why are you here? For the tech? "> ?
15:30:23 <gingeropolous> mmxxx[m], thats a troll.
16:36:19 <sethsimmons> Comparing Docker vs baremetal IBD from the same DC and same hardware right now, should be interesting :)
16:36:50 <hyc> what storage is the docker image writing to?
17:05:34 <sethsimmons> Local volume
17:05:58 <sethsimmons> Same exact storage as the baremetal, just through the Docker driver of course
17:06:14 <sethsimmons> Same base OS and FS
17:06:33 <hyc> cool. so no multiple layers of overlayFS on it
17:07:19 <sethsimmons> Nope, just the default driver which should be AUFS
18:00:52 <sethsimmons> *local is the driver used, which should be AUFS under the hood FWIW
18:01:12 <sethsimmons> Forgot I had bandwidth unlimited on the systemd node, so set that to defaults and started that one over again.
18:01:28 <sethsimmons> It seemed a good bit faster before that, but wonder if it was just due to no bandwidth cap
18:32:26 <prototype> hello
18:33:15 <prototype> can somebody help me
18:33:32 <prototype> my balance fund still say 0 after 1 day of payment made
18:37:59 <moneromooo> Is your dameon synced ?
18:38:06 <moneromooo> "status"
18:40:09 <prototype> yeah it is
18:40:12 <prototype> to a remote node
18:40:28 <moneromooo> Yours, or not ?
18:40:49 <prototype> i used node.xmr.to
18:40:59 <moneromooo> So likelt not yours.
18:41:06 <prototype> mine was taking ages to sync on my pc
18:41:16 <moneromooo> Type "set" in the wallet, check the value if refresh-from-block-height.
18:41:43 <moneromooo> If it's higher than say, 2275000, set it to that value and type "rescan_bc".
18:41:47 <prototype> its the gui one
18:41:58 <prototype> 2277344
18:41:58 <moneromooo> Then look in settings for something along those lines.
18:42:10 <moneromooo> That's the current height. Very... odd.
18:42:51 <prototype> the pool is supportxmr
18:54:55 <selsta> prototype: what does it day on Settings -> Info under restore height
18:56:11 <prototype> it says 0
18:59:30 <moneromooo> Assuming the wallet's scanned the chain, it's fine. Are you sure the tx you're looking for was mined ?
19:01:36 <prototype> what do you mean
19:01:52 <prototype> im resyncing node from 0 now
19:01:55 <prototype> to a remote one
19:02:42 <onespan1831[m]> hey, in need of some assistance. I tried to send some funds earlier and the transaction failed. Now when I try and complete the transaction it says double spend and has an error?
19:03:54 <moneromooo> in monerod: print_tx TXID (replace TXID with the actual txid).
19:04:05 <moneromooo> Does it say it's on the chain, in the txpool, or not found ?
19:04:39 <onespan1831[m]> i'm using the GUI wallet. the original transaction says failed?
19:05:25 <onespan1831[m]> can i use the print_tx in the gui wallet?
19:05:32 <onespan1831[m]> ah found it
19:05:42 <moneromooo> in monero-wallet-cli, "failed" means the tx is not on the chain nor the txpool. I assume it's the same in the gui, but it might not.
19:06:02 <moneromooo> In that case, see if you can find a button with "rescan spent" or similar wording. Click it.
19:06:24 <onespan1831[m]> kk one sec
19:07:37 <onespan1831[m]> nah i can't see it
19:07:46 <onespan1831[m]> it's really limited in the settings
19:08:00 <moneromooo> Then exit, load your wallet in monero-wallet-cli, run rescan_spent.
19:08:03 <onespan1831[m]> it has a log interface but not sure which command
19:08:32 <onespan1831[m]> right ok, is it another program?@
19:08:41 <onespan1831[m]> sorry, really new to monero >.<
19:08:58 <matryoshka> what's your operating system?
19:09:00 <onespan1831[m]> gotcha, cli wallet
19:09:04 <onespan1831[m]> windows 10
19:09:18 <onespan1831[m]> downloading it now
19:09:25 <matryoshka> good
19:09:33 <moneromooo> This is supposed to not happen, maybe the GUI gets it wrong. Or the underlying lib in some cases.
19:09:47 <dEBRUYNE> onespan1831[m]: Which version of the GUI are you using?
19:09:59 <onespan1831[m]> 0.17.1.9-3ca5f10f (Qt 5.15.2)
19:10:42 <onespan1831[m]> okay, got monero-wallet_cli working
19:10:58 <onespan1831[m]> how to i connect it to my existing wallet?
19:11:23 <moneromooo> monero-wallet-cli --wallet-file /path/to/your/wallet
19:12:40 <onespan1831[m]> it's asking me for my wallet name
19:12:48 <onespan1831[m]> i used the name on my wallet, said it can't find it
19:13:11 <moneromooo> Then you gave it the wrong path.
19:13:58 <onespan1831[m]> <dEBRUYNE "onespan1831: Which version of th"> 0.17.1.9-3ca5f10f (Qt 5.15.2)
19:15:07 <onespan1831[m]> i'm not sure where the wallet gets saved, does it have a default location?
19:15:14 <onespan1831[m]> ah found ity
19:17:06 <onespan1831[m]> the monero-wallet-cli isn't asking me for the path, just the name of the wallet
19:17:29 <moneromooo> Then you still gave it the wrong path.
19:18:24 <onespan1831[m]> there isn't an option to specify a path tho?
19:18:25 <dEBRUYNE> onespan1831[m]: copy the wallet files to the same directory as monero-wallet-cli
19:18:27 <dEBRUYNE> Then it should work
19:18:33 <onespan1831[m]> aah ok
19:18:36 <onespan1831[m]> <dEBRUYNE "onespan1831: copy the wallet fil"> riiight
19:18:59 <onespan1831[m]> gotcha
19:21:00 <onespan1831[m]> so it's asking for my password but nothing shows up when i type
19:21:07 <onespan1831[m]> and i can't copy and paste
19:29:57 <moneromooo> windows ?
19:30:40 <onespan1831[m]> yeah windows
19:30:50 <onespan1831[m]> error log
19:30:50 <moneromooo> IIRC windows behaves differently based on which shell you use (msys vs whatever). Try another.
19:30:51 <onespan1831[m]> *: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
19:31:22 <dEBRUYNE> onespan1831[m]: Try typing your password and hitting enter
19:31:44 <moneromooo> Oh yeah, obviously enter needed...
19:31:56 <moneromooo> Can't be that, right ? :D
19:32:16 <onespan1831[m]> i did that, it just closes the window
19:32:30 <dEBRUYNE> Wrong pw I guess
19:32:31 <dEBRUYNE> can you retry?
19:32:37 <onespan1831[m]> is it cause the gui is open?
19:32:41 <moneromooo> Yes.
19:32:55 <moneromooo> (assuming it's open with the same wallet loaded)
19:32:56 <onespan1831[m]> ok, lets try again
19:32:59 <onespan1831[m]> yeah
19:33:43 <onespan1831[m]> we're in boys!!
19:33:59 <onespan1831[m]> do i want background mining?
19:34:25 <onespan1831[m]> ive got no for the time being
19:34:45 <moneromooo> If you did not have it on before, probably not.
19:34:58 <onespan1831[m]> Error: wallet failed to connect to daemon: http://localhost:18081. Daemon either is not started or wrong port was passed. Please make sure daemon is running or change the daemon address using the 'set_daemon' command.
19:35:37 <moneromooo> Is your daemon running on another machine, or do you use a stranger's daemon of questionable provenance ?
19:35:45 <onespan1831[m]> nope
19:35:53 <onespan1831[m]> i installed the gui wallet and that's it
19:35:55 <moneromooo> Is your daemon currently running ?
19:36:17 <moneromooo> The GUI wallet will typically start/end it as it runs.
19:36:32 <moneromooo> So try running: monerod (in another shell).
19:36:32 <onespan1831[m]> right, gimme a sec ill brb
19:36:49 <onespan1831[m]> right
19:39:39 <onespan1831[m]> ok back
19:40:58 <onespan1831[m]> so im running monorod
19:40:58 <onespan1831[m]> sync is ok
19:41:57 <onespan1831[m]> right! im in
19:42:04 <onespan1831[m]> no issues, connected to daemon
19:43:08 <onespan1831[m]> <moneromooo "So try running: monerod (in anot"> got it working, so how do i re scan the txns?
19:43:30 <moneromooo> What was your original problem ?
19:44:03 <moneromooo> Ah, got it, tx failed and double spend.
19:44:07 <moneromooo> Then: rescan_spent
19:44:44 <moneromooo> Your balance should then change to what it should be. Then exit, load GUI again, continue.
19:44:47 <onespan1831[m]> ok, did that on the command line
19:45:03 <onespan1831[m]> the balance is has always been correct
19:45:33 <onespan1831[m]> i did show_transfers and it states failed out
20:04:12 <onespan1831[m]> hey guys, yeah, did the  rescan. Went back to the GUI. wallet balance is correct, just can't send the money
20:04:13 <onespan1831[m]> error double spend
20:04:41 <onespan1831[m]> sigh.
20:05:17 <onespan1831[m]> i don't get how the system that failed something, can't recognise that it failed
20:11:58 <luigi1111> hmm
20:13:29 <onespan1831[m]> I guess there's nothing i can do then
20:19:18 <selsta> onespan1831[m]: try flush_txpool
20:19:28 <selsta> inside Settings -> Log console
20:19:45 <onespan1831[m]> <selsta "onespan1831: try flush_txpool"> okay one sec
20:19:52 <selsta> and then try again
20:21:00 <onespan1831[m]> YOU BEAUTY
20:21:08 <onespan1831[m]> it worked!
20:21:14 <sethsimmons> Docker sync: Sync time: 287.824 min, idle time 18.9737%, 71891 + 2216 MB downloaded, 0.929766% old spans, 0.167115% bad spans
20:21:18 <onespan1831[m]> <selsta "and then try again"> You, you are my hero
20:21:33 <selsta> the old transaction was still in your daemon so it rejected the new one
20:21:53 <onespan1831[m]> <selsta "the old transaction was still in"> i'd hug you if i could
20:21:55 <onespan1831[m]> <3
20:22:01 <selsta> :D
20:22:14 <selsta> sethsimmons: looks good
20:22:20 <onespan1831[m]> <selsta ":D"> oh you have made my evening, i've been doing this for HOURS
20:22:34 <onespan1831[m]> <onespan1831[m] "oh you have made my evening, i'v"> thank you SO MUCH
20:31:36 <sethsimmons> <selsta "sethsimmons: looks good"> systemd comparison should be done soon, seems a good bit faster.
20:38:00 <fluffydonkey[m]> What's a good way to store monero? Where should one store the wallet seed?
20:38:13 <fluffydonkey[m]> I mean store for long term, not for spending
20:38:50 <fluffydonkey[m]> Some people say to store it on a computer and keep that offline, but that seems very wasteful
20:39:12 <endor00[m]> Write it down on something that is not easy to damage or destroy, then store that thing in a safe place
20:39:38 <kxsl_> I store mine in keepassx
20:39:42 <endor00[m]> <fluffydonkey[m] "Some people say to store it on a"> That's a more advanced concept, an offline wallet. That is intended for active (offline) usage
20:40:16 <fluffydonkey[m]> How can monero be used offline?
20:40:33 <fluffydonkey[m]> doesn't it need to blockchain to make transfers?
20:42:37 <kaz> Is it normal that I have a transaction from 15 minutes ago that doesn't have a single confirmation?
20:43:12 <endor00[m]> You have an online computer with a synced chain and a view-only wallet looking for incoming transactions
20:43:47 <endor00[m]> You export the data of any incoming transactions and you transfer it to the offline pc (using a variety of tools)
20:44:19 <endor00[m]> Then the offline pc is used to generate and sign new outgoing transactions, which you transfer back to the online pc and submit to the network
20:44:31 <kaz> you aren't talking to me are you?
20:45:03 <matryoshka> fluffydonkey[m], I believe this is what you want: https://www.monero.how/how-to-safely-hold-monero-in-cold-storage
20:49:12 <fluffydonkey[m]> Thank you both
20:50:31 <endor00[m]> no kaz, I was replying to somebody else
21:05:06 <kaz> can anyone help me?
21:05:33 <fluffydonkey[m]> my transactions usually take less than 5 minutes
21:06:06 <kaz> What to do it's been 40 minutes without a single confirmation
21:06:57 <moneromooo> try: relay_tx TXID (replace TXID with the actual txid). It might be it did not get relayed.
21:07:02 <moneromooo> in monerod
21:07:53 <endor00[m]> (or look for an online transaction relay)
21:08:12 <endor00[m]> (but I don't recommend it unless you know what you're doing)
21:23:35 <kaz> hey so I tried going to monerod and i got this error
21:23:37 <kaz> 2021-01-18 21:22:37.003	I Initializing p2p server...
21:23:37 <kaz> 2021-01-18 21:22:37.009	F Error starting server: Failed to bind IPv4 (set to required)
21:23:38 <kaz> 2021-01-18 21:22:37.011	I Deinitializing core...
21:23:38 <kaz> 2021-01-18 21:22:37.024	I Stopping cryptonote protocol...
21:23:39 <kaz> 2021-01-18 21:22:37.025	I Cryptonote protocol stopped successfully
21:23:39 <kaz> 2021-01-18 21:22:37.025	E Exception in main! Failed to initialize p2p server.
21:23:40 <kaz> logout
21:35:20 <kaz82> I keep getting booted
21:35:45 <kaz82> but I have an important transaction that isn't sending out confirmations but has left my account
21:40:32 <endor00[m]> "failed to bind ipv4" means that there is an error in your configuration, or some other program is already using the network port used by monerod
21:41:01 <endor00[m]> maybe you already have another monerod running?
21:41:15 <endor00[m]> either way, it cannot connect to the rest of the network
21:42:06 <endor00[m]> if it's really urgent, you might want to connect to a remote node like node.xmr.to:18081 and use that to send your tx
21:42:54 <endor00[m]> or another node from https://moneroworld.com/#nodes
21:45:37 <kaz82> I will try to restart m computer
21:46:18 <h2017> hi
21:51:05 <sethsimmons>  Docker: Sync time: 287.824 min, idle time 18.9737%, 71891 + 2216 MB downloaded, 0.929766% old spans, 0.167115% bad spans
21:51:05 <sethsimmons> Systemd: Sync time: 234.341 min, idle time 36.4844%, 72592.9 + 1430.2 MB downloaded, 1.59176% old spans, 0.0769475% bad spans
21:51:26 <sethsimmons> selsta hyc ^ Might be interesting to you both
21:51:57 <selsta> I expected it to be slower but not really familiar with docker
21:52:36 <sethsimmons> I'm surprised it's that much different but lots of variables at play in a single IBD comparison
21:53:04 <sethsimmons> 19% difference on the same hardware in the same DC, with the same priority nodes and settings
21:53:14 <sethsimmons> (different hosts, same HW)
21:59:10 <kaz82> i've just restarted my computer, what was the command I am supposed to put into monerod to get it to resent last txid transaciton?
21:59:49 <endor00[m]> relay_tx
22:00:07 <kaz82> it was relayed successfully
22:00:16 <kaz82> what next?
22:00:36 <endor00[m]> now wait for it to be mined - shouldn't take long
22:00:50 <kaz82> thanks will update shortly
22:01:17 <endor00[m]> try checking on xmrchain.net if it shows up in the transaction pool
22:01:28 <fluffydonkey[m]> Sorry for newb question, but can I have a copy of the same wallet on multiple computers?  On the second computer an I restore my wallet from my seed keys?
22:01:44 <fluffydonkey[m]> Will I be able to use the wallet from both computers if they're connected to the internet
22:02:05 <endor00[m]> Yes, you can use the wallet from both computers
22:02:48 <kaz82> wooohooo
22:02:55 <endor00[m]> But keep in mind that when you create a transaction, some extra information is saved only locally (like what is the destination address, and a few other details)
22:02:56 <kaz82> 1/10 confirmation
22:02:59 <kaz82> thanks!
22:03:09 <endor00[m]> And that extra information will not be available on the other device
22:03:21 <endor00[m]> you're welcome kaz82 !
22:03:49 <fluffydonkey[m]> Great, thank you
22:15:13 <duso> I have set up a .crypto domain, and put in a generated monero address to receive funds. I just can't get my head around how they are doing some kind of dns name translation from the ethereum blockchain to monero to simplify the addressing of wallets. Does someone have a link to a good article or time to explain? Thanks
22:19:00 <h2017> my node h as been up for 10.75 days now
22:19:45 <moneromooo> Are you talking about openalias ? Where you can set up a TXT record for a domain name with your monero address ?
22:20:34 <moneromooo> Should be something on monero.stackexchange.com if you search for hte term.
22:22:19 <duso> No, but that sounds interesting. I set this up with unstoppable domains, but if I could have set it up with my own domain with openalias that would have been better.