03:28:05 <milkmilk[m]> Yo
04:04:18 <gingeropolous> what it is milkmilk[m]
04:06:19 <milkmilk[m]> How is it going?
04:12:16 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> I have never done this before so what is a normal h/s
04:12:51 <JOhNKmus> depends on cpu
04:13:20 <JOhNKmus> https://monerobenchmarks.info/
04:14:54 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> Ok thanks
04:15:11 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> Also how long does it normally take to start making money
04:15:44 <JOhNKmus> usually pools have a minimum payout, once you have hit the threshold it will be sent to your wallet
04:15:56 <JOhNKmus> if youre mining on a pool that is
04:16:19 <JOhNKmus> you can look up a monero profitability calculator as well
04:16:24 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> I am  on US West one
04:18:18 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> How will I know the minimum payout
04:18:19 <milkmilk[m]> That convo makes me wonder; how would mining without a pool look?
04:18:45 <JOhNKmus> you just mine solo until you manage to mine a block on your own and you get the entire payout
04:19:04 <JOhNKmus> it can be done through monerod
04:19:08 <JOhNKmus> (monero node)
04:19:29 <JOhNKmus> usually the pools website will tell u the min payout etan
04:19:42 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> What would you recommend
04:19:51 <JOhNKmus> as for pools?
04:19:55 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> I am using two old cpus
04:20:01 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> No for pools or solo
04:20:07 <milkmilk[m]> Nice lol, any way of calculating how long pooless mining would on average take to pay out (with the understanding it would probably take a long period of time based on luck lol)
04:20:26 <JOhNKmus> older hw def do pools etan
04:20:46 <JOhNKmus> the GUI wallet will actually calculate that for you milk
04:20:53 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> Ok
04:21:03 <JOhNKmus> it will say like 1 in 300 daily chance or something
04:21:22 <milkmilk[m]> Oh, thanks. i will have to set up the gui wallet then lol thanks!
04:21:26 <JOhNKmus> all depends on hashrate obviously
04:21:40 <JOhNKmus> make sure you pic advanced mode
04:21:57 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> I did
04:22:20 <milkmilk[m]> yeah, my pc ssd isnt working rn but i have a replacement coming in, will remember to do that thank you :)
04:24:02 <JOhNKmus> np :)
04:24:50 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> What miner do you use
04:24:58 <JOhNKmus> xmrig
04:25:18 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> It wouldn’t open for me so I use nanominer
04:28:02 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> Does your local node have to be running for the miner to work
04:28:46 <JOhNKmus> only if you are solo mining through the node
04:28:58 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> Oh ok
06:49:37 <Bill48105> .xmr tip VashTheStampede $0.05
06:49:38 <Wallet> Bill48105 tipped 0.00020732 XMR (≈$0.05) to VashTheStampede [bd806992]
06:50:28 <Bill48105> long time no see vash what you been up to :)
08:00:34 <milkmilk[m]> Wait did that tip thing you did work bill?
08:34:57 <milkmilk[m]> I meant how did it work?
11:19:03 <angrymonkeyboi[m> You guys know what would be great?
11:19:24 <angrymonkeyboi[m> If we had U2F support in the GUI wallet
11:39:04 <milkmilk[m]> U2F?
11:41:42 <angrymonkeyboi[m> like a UbiKey
11:41:48 <angrymonkeyboi[m> hardware 2FA
11:42:50 <milkmilk[m]> Oo, I was unaware of something like that, that would be super cool. What types of things support that?
11:46:05 <angrymonkeyboi[m> All major browsers support it, so technically any website could support it
11:46:29 <angrymonkeyboi[m> I know many companies (Google, Amazon, etc) require it for most things like VPN, web access, etc
11:46:37 <angrymonkeyboi[m> for their employees, i mean
11:47:10 <angrymonkeyboi[m> It's a million times more convenient than typing some text from Google Authenticator on your computer
11:47:31 <milkmilk[m]> I had no clue any website supported anything beyond mobile number 2FA, thats cool to know that probably reasonably anonymous/pseudonymous methods for that exist
11:51:54 <fluffypony> angrymonkeyboi[m: how would that work
11:52:08 <fluffypony> you mean like U2F / FIDO for unlocking the wallet?
11:52:29 <fluffypony> I mean, that just seems like security theatre
11:52:42 <fluffypony> doesn't provide any real protection - at least, no more than a PIN
11:52:50 <fluffypony> just get a Ledger if you want a hardware wallet
11:56:48 <angrymonkeyboi[m> Of course a hardware wallet would be best
11:56:58 <angrymonkeyboi[m> why do you say security theater?
11:57:51 <angrymonkeyboi[m> If the wallet password is compromised, the attacker still needs access to the hardware key to unlock the wallet
11:58:05 <fluffypony> because it doesn't protect against any of threat models except "an attacker has totally compromised your computer and your wallet happens to be closed at the time"
11:58:09 <angrymonkeyboi[m> Of course if they get the wallet seed, it's game over
11:58:26 <fluffypony> in which case the attacker just installed a program that captures the private key next time the wallet is unlocked
11:58:37 <fluffypony> if your computer is pwned then it's game over, unless you have a hardware wallet
12:01:50 <angrymonkeyboi[m> You're right
12:08:18 <charolastra> isn't the idea of that FIDO stuff to have challange-response?
12:08:59 <charolastra> funny that my first yubikey should arrive today. so havn't really looked into it yet
12:11:40 <Zerock> My problem with hardware keys is that they can be lost or stolen in person. I can back up my encrypted wallet or seed all over the planet.
12:12:44 <charolastra> true, that's why they all recommend to add two keys and keep one as backup. actually similiar to physical locks
12:51:59 <moneromoon[m]> well my hardware wallet has a password to access it and if you use the wrong password it wipes itself...
12:52:39 <moneromoon[m]> id rather have a hacker have to hunt me down physically than just swoop my key off my computer/internet xD
12:53:59 <raecarruth> yes, i'll take the physical conflict over cyber any day
12:55:14 <sech1> Beware of $5 wrenches then
12:56:19 <moneromoon[m]> you already should be.
12:56:38 <moneromoon[m]> at any point anyone could hold a gun to your head and say "transfer me all your money"
12:57:55 <Zerock> It's not just a concern of someone tracking me down personally. That's an extremely low risk. It's a much higher risk that it falls out of my pocket in public, or I break it while lifting something heavy or falling down, or something mundane like that.
12:58:25 <moneromoon[m]> how does crypto make this any different???
12:58:26 <moneromoon[m]> in fact id argue it makes this scenario more secure.
12:58:27 <moneromoon[m]> I can open a "Decoy" wallet with minimal funds...
12:58:27 <moneromoon[m]> the attacker wont even know about real wallet..
12:59:21 <Norrin> hw wallets support that?
12:59:26 <Norrin> i know some sw wallets do
12:59:37 <moneromoon[m]> how is that a risk?
12:59:59 <moneromoon[m]> it falls out of your pocket in public or breaks ok
12:59:59 <moneromoon[m]> so i go restore my wallet on a new device xD
13:00:19 <Zerock> err, what's the point of a hardware wallet if it can just be restored in software?
13:00:20 <moneromoon[m]> also idk why id be walking around everywhere with my hardware wallet...
13:00:33 <moneromoon[m]> you can use both SW wallet on a phone and a HW wallet at home
13:00:41 <charolastra> isn't that an absurd case? if your physical security is compromised you have lost in every case. there are countermeasurments to 5$ wrenches you know
13:00:47 <moneromoon[m]> the keys are never stored on a computer/internet
13:00:52 <moneromoon[m]> thats the point
13:01:08 <Norrin> Zerock the hw wallet and the paper record of your seed are both offline and therefore not digitally hackable
13:01:36 <moneromoon[m]> get a new hardware wallet - restore it
13:01:36 <moneromoon[m]> good to go.
13:01:46 <moneromoon[m]> no hacker ever had the option to even steal the keys
13:01:55 <Zerock> okay, but if someone can crack the encryption on my computer to get my wallet, they can also just crack the keys directly, so I've already lost in that case
13:02:08 <Norrin> charolastra it can take longer to hack the hw than for you to restore somewhere else and transfer the funds somewhere new
13:02:17 <moneromoon[m]> so why do you have the keys on your computer???
13:02:17 <moneromoon[m]> againb
13:02:19 <moneromoon[m]> get a hardware wallet.
13:02:26 <moneromoon[m]> never put the keys on your computer lmao
13:02:33 <moneromoon[m]> thats the whole point...
13:02:46 <Zerock> you've missed my point
13:02:53 <Norrin> Zerock they physically can take the computer when its already unlocked
13:02:55 <Zerock> if your concern is that encryption is busted, then the whole currency is busted
13:02:59 <Norrin> or use a $5 to get you to unlock it
13:03:07 <Norrin> $5 wrench*
13:03:14 <moneromoon[m]> ??? what?
13:03:18 <Zerock> they can use a $5 wrench to get me to hand over a hardware wallet too
13:03:42 <moneromoon[m]> wallet needs a passcode
13:03:42 <moneromoon[m]> and they need to know where you physically are + hunt you down....
13:03:52 <Zerock> I know that
13:03:54 <moneromoon[m]> easier for a hacker in his moms basement to just swoop it off your desktop/cloud storage
13:03:55 <moneromoon[m]> lol
13:04:14 <Zerock> I'm talking to Norrin who is telling me that keeping it on a PC is a concern because of $5 wrenches, but hardware wallets don't save you from that possibility
13:04:27 <moneromoon[m]> yes they do
13:04:27 <moneromoon[m]> lol
13:04:36 <moneromoon[m]> give him the wallet
13:04:42 <moneromoon[m]> he cant use the fundsd
13:04:46 <Zerock> please tell me how a hardware wallet protects me from goons with wrenches who find me
13:04:51 <moneromoon[m]> unlock the wallet for him!
13:04:57 <moneromoon[m]> still cant use the funds.
13:05:08 <moneromoon[m]> You can have a Decoy account
13:05:15 <Zerock> I can have a decoy in software too
13:05:23 <moneromoon[m]> not exactly
13:06:08 <Zerock> anyway, the whole point is that if goons are at my house with wrenches, I've already lost
13:06:15 <moneromoon[m]> when the keys are stored on your computer.
13:06:17 <moneromoon[m]> a Decoy wallet - with minimal funds
13:06:17 <moneromoon[m]> they wont even realize if you enter the correct password that a different wallet will open..
13:07:07 <moneromoon[m]> my whole point is id rather the goons be REQUIRED to come to my house with wrenches
13:07:07 <moneromoon[m]> than just some dude in his moms basement swoop my life savings cause i was too stubborn to buy a HW wallet lol
13:07:42 <moneromooo> So clearly you need to invest in razorwire to surround your house with. And large electromagnets that will snap the wrenches off the goons right ?
13:07:49 <Zerock> lawl
13:07:54 <moneromoon[m]> exactly.
13:07:59 <moneromooo> That's only a temporary measure though, they'll soon adapt and use non ferric wrenches.
13:08:20 <Zerock> you seem to be completely missing my actual position
13:08:20 <moneromooo> BUT that might be more expensive than $5, and you'll have beaten that particular threat vector!
13:09:05 <moneromooo> Now, the danger might be the razorwire flying off when you switch the electromagnets on. That might be... dangerous.
13:09:22 <moneromooo> Clearly more study needed.
13:09:25 <charolastra> i'm paranoid about hardware wallets: what if you can't buy that brand/model anymore?
13:09:54 <Zerock> charolastra: a lot of them run proprietary firmware too; how do I know I can even trust it to be secure?
13:09:57 <moneromooo> That's good! It means soon enough nobody will know what you have since they won't readily recognize it as a hw wallet :)
13:10:19 <charolastra> exactly. and even if the SW is OS, the chips aren't
13:10:50 <moneromooo> I mark all my HW wallets with "Property of the National Security Agency". Nobody will dare steal *that*.
13:11:10 <Zerock> There's only so much you can do about the actual hardware, but for all I know, the firmware has a backdoor
13:11:14 <raecarruth> why are hackers always in their "mother's basement"? and not in their college dorm or apartment where I've typically known them to be?
13:11:25 <Zerock> raecarruth: folklore
13:11:42 <charolastra> same reason they all wear a black hoodie
13:11:51 <Zerock> even though they're indoors
13:11:52 <moneromooo> THinking about it... Maybe "Property of Vasiliov Military Biological Weapons Lab" might be better.
13:12:21 * moneromooo hopes there's no secret lab called vasiliov or there'll be black helicopters showing up soon...
13:12:24 <Zerock> charolastra: don't forget the even more dangerous ones with guy fawkes masks
13:12:32 <charolastra> true!
13:13:00 <charolastra> hammering into their green terminals
13:13:09 <Zerock> the limited field of view from the mask gives them tunnel vision on the objective, quickening the hax0ring process
13:13:16 <mfoolb> I found black hoodie (or hoodie in general) to help with concentration in particular occasions
13:13:33 * charolastra actually wears black hoodies and preferes green font in terminals
13:14:01 <Zerock> :O
13:14:04 * Zerock distrusts charolastra
13:14:15 <mfoolb> ^
13:15:15 <Zerock> The only black hoodie I have is the EFF one with the glow-in-the-dark electric fist
13:15:54 <Zerock> oops, doxxed
13:16:08 <midipoet> Cause everyone loves an electric fist
13:16:45 <moneromooo> Sounds like a near future kung fu movie... Way of the electric fist.
13:17:46 <Zerock> that's the name EFF gave it
13:18:04 <Zerock> I have a lil challenge coin with it too; I think that was for the 30th anniversary
13:28:42 <moneromoon[m]> <charolastra "i'm paranoid about hardware wall"> Trezor T is completely Open Source
13:29:47 <grc001[m]> In the Monero Markets room theres folks talking about how great it is to short Monero, and that I should do it too.
13:30:18 <grc001[m]> I dont get it. Im new here.
13:30:47 <moneromoon[m]> they pry joking with you lol
13:30:52 <grc001[m]> Im sort of freakin out
13:30:56 <moneromoon[m]> to make it cheaper for everyone else xD
13:30:59 <charolastra> moneromoon[m]: what about the second half of my sentence
13:30:59 <grc001[m]> Man cheers.
13:31:11 <grc001[m]> Well im left to own devices in here
13:31:29 <moneromooo> If you're new, don't play with long/short stuff, it's even more dangerous than just buying/selling normally, which is already very high variance.
13:31:42 <moneromoon[m]> the software that runs on the HW wallet is open source
13:31:42 <moneromoon[m]> if you cant - someone will port it to a new device if "trezor" quit existing
13:32:00 <moneromoon[m]> theres plenty of folk with Trezor wallets that know how to reuse the open source code.. it would be passed around
13:32:01 <grc001[m]> I have not and do not have intentions of longing or shorting.
13:32:11 <moneromooo> It's the kind of thing that works well until it spectacularly doens't, and then you're screwed.
13:32:19 <grc001[m]> Thanks Monero Moon.
13:32:45 <moneromoon[m]> and soon enough the hardware will also be open source so you could build an entire trezor yourself lol
13:32:56 <grc001[m]> But yea this place kinda scary now.. Im off topic, ill head off.
13:33:13 <moneromoon[m]> lol we just cchillinn
13:33:37 <grc001[m]> Appreciate it dude.
13:33:50 <grc001[m]> I might need that hotline
13:34:02 <grc001[m]> Peace
13:34:10 <moneromoon[m]> hey if you do get into monero and ever have any issues this is a good place to get help
13:34:25 <grc001[m]> Im not so sure now.
13:34:28 <moneromoon[m]> lol
13:34:33 <moneromoon[m]> xD that made lmao
13:34:51 <moneromoon[m]>  * xD that made me lmao
13:36:24 <raecarruth> is monero t much better than the OG?
13:36:33 <raecarruth> sorry, not monero t
13:36:35 <raecarruth> trezor t
13:36:46 <grc001[m]> Any help getting xmr and using xmr app n stuff is always coming thick n fast, that could be to bring the dupes like me.... sorry im talk cray. apologies.
13:37:24 <moneromoon[m]> Trezor T is better than Ledger in that Trezor is Open Source and Ledger is not
13:37:24 <moneromoon[m]> Trezor T is the only Trezor model that supports Monero
13:38:10 <moneromoon[m]> grc001: you look into the "Cake Wallet" app for android/ios?
13:38:18 <moneromoon[m]> there is also the official desktop app
13:38:39 <moneromoon[m]> https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/#gui
13:46:06 <grc001[m]> i rarely if ever use a smart phone
14:21:25 <mfoolb> window 8
14:46:48 <p3rL> hello
14:46:49 <p3rL> while installating monero-gui wallet i got this Program:Win32/Ymacco.AA3E threat quarntined
14:46:55 <p3rL> should i need to add it in exceptions ?
14:47:11 <DisBotXMR> <Dimitri> did you verify the monero installation?
14:47:24 <p3rL> from
14:47:25 <p3rL> ?
14:47:46 <DisBotXMR> <Dimitri> when you download monero, you should verify the installation to make sure that you got a valid package
14:47:59 <p3rL> i downloaded it from monero official website
14:48:03 <p3rL> lemme show you link
14:48:06 <DisBotXMR> <Dimitri> still, verify right now
14:48:13 <p3rL> https://downloads.getmonero.org/gui/monero-gui-install-win-x64-v0.17.1.9.exe
14:48:22 <Lyza> the download page includes verification instructions
14:48:37 <DisBotXMR> <Dimitri> if you want to make sure not to lose your money, I suggest you verify the installation you got
14:48:47 <DisBotXMR> <Dimitri> if it's valid, then you can make the exception for that program
14:48:49 <Lyza> https://web.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/verification-windows-beginner.html
14:48:49 <Quotes> fuck windows, use linux!
14:49:30 <p3rL> ok i am going to verify it now... but why windows defender detecting it.. also when i googled about that think some web saidi ts a trojan ransom
14:50:06 <Lyza> Windows Defender detects the Monero software because it contains a crypto miner, which is usually recognize as "potentially unwanted"
14:50:06 <Quotes> fuck windows, use linux!
14:50:14 <Lyza> god that thing is annoying
14:51:00 <BoomOperator[m]> Hi
14:52:59 <fibonacci> .balance
14:52:59 <Wallet> fibonacci: • Your balance is: 0 XMR
14:53:21 <raecarruth> ohai fibonacci
14:53:29 <fibonacci> o/
14:53:40 <raecarruth> how you doing today?
14:53:59 <fibonacci> Well it's another red Monday...
14:54:10 <fibonacci> But I'm alright.. you?
14:55:43 <DisBotXMR> <Dimitri> https://decrypt.co/58414/two-whales-just-withdrew-a-billion-dollars-from-coinbase
14:56:58 <moneromoon[m]> Billion dollars in BTC not USD >_> Bullish
15:00:47 <charolastra> bullhish AF signals -> price collapses. makes sense
15:05:05 <p3rL> hello... i am still verifying i just want to know i am getting diffrent date is it fine ?
15:05:06 <p3rL> https://web.getmonero.org/img/resources/user-guides/en/verify_binary_windows_beginner/verify-win_hashes-kleo-goodsig.png
15:05:29 <p3rL> in this image its 2020 and my signature is based on 2021
15:08:35 <moneromoon[m]> price collapse? lol
15:08:45 <moneromoon[m]> goes up 40k - drops 8k
15:08:45 <moneromoon[m]> "ITS COLLAPSING!"
15:08:46 <moneromoon[m]> xD
15:09:02 <moneromoon[m]> just a normal correction
15:10:44 <Norrin> how do they know it left Coinbase?
15:11:06 <charolastra> p3rL: date doesn't matter if the fingerprint matches (verify it externaly to be sure) and it's signed correctly
15:11:29 <p3rL> yes its sign correctly now i am going to verify binary
15:12:42 <charolastra> i meant the fingerprint of the signing key. from that binaryFate dude (sorry for highlighting)
15:15:19 <p3rL> aight i got this https://prnt.sc/103vu48 and its matching with hashes.txt also so its normal ?
15:15:25 <p3rL> i can go with this binary ?
15:32:16 <hv-bridge> <musmo> as long as the hash value coincides, then the binary is fine
15:32:32 <hv-bridge> <musmo> usually, if you would to download it from the original site, it should be ok
15:32:59 <p3rL> https://prnt.sc/103w7l2
15:42:44 <gingeropolous> .balance
15:42:44 <Wallet> gingeropolous: Access denied for balance. Are you logged in?
15:42:58 <gingeropolous> your denied
16:07:00 <cardboardoranges> selsta has a separate account/repo been created yet for our anon contributor to the codebase?
16:07:08 <cardboardoranges> I'd like to follow their progress
16:18:07 <moneromooo> Looks like it if you look at github PRs.
16:19:19 <cardboardoranges> The only name I don't recognize is https://github.com/perfect-daemon
16:19:29 <cardboardoranges> I'll assume that's our guy/gal
16:20:12 <selsta> yes
16:21:11 <cardboardoranges> Great
16:21:12 <cardboardoranges> Thanks guys
16:34:01 * jonah_xd[m] sent a long message:  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/nNIexHbdjZXjVroeFxMJdxTA/message.txt >
16:41:16 <gdrc> hi there, in order to create a new wallet where i have to transfer some XMR to, do i need to download the whole blockchain through monerod?
16:41:44 <jonah_xd[m]> <gdrc "hi there, in order to create a n"> You connect to a node
16:41:54 <charolastra> hi, no, you can use an external node. the GUI will give you the option on starting
16:43:03 <charolastra> or use an app on your phone to create/check the wallet
16:43:07 <gdrc> thanks
16:43:22 <gdrc> i've done thru the gui
16:47:30 * moneromoon[m] sent a long message:  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/KXUBQvlMGNZsYcYOuZYwbDgg/message.txt >
16:52:07 <moneromoon[m]> sorry jonah_xd - ringct is all transaction amounts are hidden i meant*
16:52:24 <jonah_xd[m]> Its alright i alrdy knew
16:52:25 <moneromoon[m]>  * ring signatures is just one part, theres also 'stealth addresses' - every address is a single spend address.
16:52:25 <moneromoon[m]> and then theres also ringct - all transaction amounts are hidden
17:22:21 <endor00[m]> there's no such thing as "introducing yourself for the first time on the blockchain"
17:23:11 <endor00[m]> every monero in circulation ultimately comes from a block reward
18:32:35 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> Is the area where it says six share how much I get payed or have mined
18:37:39 <ErCiccione> Getmonero.org now has an .onion address, which makes it available natively on the Tor network: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/lpw24y/getmoneroorg_now_has_an_onion_address_which_makes/?
18:37:56 <hyc> nice
18:38:02 <sethsimmons> <ErCiccione "Getmonero.org now has an .onion "> *Great* news!
18:39:29 <sethsimmons> Approved the post btw, got caught by automod for some reason.
18:40:19 <charolastra> EtanMcWow: guess that's how many shares you have on that pool. should tell you about pending payments somewhere
18:40:25 <ErCiccione> Thanks. Maybe the onion address triggered something?
18:40:46 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> I didn’t see anything about that anywhere
18:44:48 <DisBotXMR> <EtanMcWow> I did but how do I get the unconfirmed balance
20:07:27 <ndorf> anyone know how to avoid the "Transaction spends more than one very old output" warning? IIRC there was some setting for "min # of inputs" but i can't find it now
20:50:06 <cwdgebyvnyk> Hey, Doug, how is that lawsuit coming along? imgur.com/w0IF1Pf Maybe if you split the cost in half with the saviour of NASA you can make it happen.
20:59:11 <moneromooo> Oh look, the stalker's found another person's real name. Another reason to use privacy software...
22:25:56 <leonardus> I love monero
22:25:58 <leonardus> ++
22:34:28 <styxx[m]> if you love monero you should love wownero even more
22:56:31 <Wharrgarbl[m]> Why
23:01:03 <Bill48105> never heard of it so..
23:04:05 <Wharrgarbl[m]> <moneromooo "Oh look, the stalker's found ano"> What stalker?
23:12:46 <gingeropolous> anyone here responsible for getmonero.us?
23:17:33 <NickvanSaberhagn> Anyone here responsible for xmrchain.net? Because that website is AWESOME
23:18:35 <moneromooo> I think that's gingeropolous
23:18:52 <gingeropolous> kinda
23:19:09 <gingeropolous> its a group effort
23:19:16 <moneromooo> Ginger and Polous.
23:19:37 <gingeropolous> but i do try and keep the daemon updated and that sorta thing
23:19:50 <gingeropolous> though when there's serious admin stuff I cry to daddy
23:20:49 <NickvanSaberhagn> Well I love that I’ve been using it for years because Of ginger and suddenly realize that Kraken official uses it! So cool
23:21:45 <NickvanSaberhagn> The only other site I love is MoneroAddress.org. THAT site is awesome too! Who runs that one?
23:22:03 <moneromooo> saddam hosts it, and I wrote it.
23:22:28 <NickvanSaberhagn> Mooo you are the man! I am an insect among giants
23:23:06 <moneromooo> I'm still surprised I wrote javascript tbh.
23:23:57 <NickvanSaberhagn> It’s a great site. Extremely useful
23:36:22 <Wharrgarbl[m]> How old is that now moo?
23:36:34 <Wharrgarbl[m]> I could a sworn I saw it eons ago
23:38:25 <jwinterm> what are the args for --generate-from-keys on cli wallet?
23:38:44 <jwinterm> --generate-from-keys <priv spend key> <priv view key> ?
23:39:50 <jwinterm> oh it's just a file name?
23:41:22 <jwinterm> figured it out
23:43:14 <ndorf> if you have a deterministic wallet you can just use --generate-from-spendkey