00:01:34 Actually are there any iranians in this chat? If there are i will send you $1 worth of of monero right now 00:24:16 looking for movie recommendations - what should I watch? 00:25:37 utxobr: margin call 00:25:43 utxobr: dazed and confused 00:28:20 utxobr: margin call and then dazed and confused because the former is too depressing so you’ll need the palate cleanser afterwards 00:29:13 haha that's so true 00:29:13 margin call is good indeed; dazed and confused .. can't go to the shop to get something (ontario is closing everything pretty early now w/ this stay at home order) 00:29:25 Watch lilya 4 ever if you want a depressing film lol 00:30:57 holy s, looks messed up 00:32:14 Lilya 4 ever is a good film if youre looking for a disturbing film without entering serbain film territory 00:32:24 * Lilya 4 ever is a good film if youre looking for a disturbing film without entering serbain film teritory 01:06:54 Looking to trade, new here. 01:32:03 You probably have fiat. 01:32:52 http://kycnot.me/ lists some exchanges. 01:33:11 oh nice url hehe 01:37:48 bisq needs an exe? that's not exactly what I meant heh 01:39:17 yeah that's a good link 01:39:24 wtf happened to shapeshift, jeez 01:40:25 would be nice if that chart had fees listed 01:59:29 > In addition to mixing services, U.S.-based hate groups and extremists have also started using other obfuscation techniques previously tested by foreign terror organizations. 35 An example of this is the neo-Nazi National Justice Party’s acceptance of money through dynamically generated Bitcoin addresses rather than static addresses. Relatedly, the Daily Stormer has recently decided that concerns about 01:59:32 anonymity justified switching to “privacy coin” Monero rather than staying with Bitcoin 36 , even though the latter is more familiar to its users. 37 01:59:34 bullish? 02:01:10 why not? 02:01:25 people who need privacy opting for privacy. what's the suprise? 02:01:38 yanmaani: ultra bullish fuck these na'is but their use if proof of moneros effectiveness 02:01:45 and crack dealers use cash 03:16:15 Quick, ban US dollars! 03:32:52 can someone help me to verify the gpg signature of hashes.txt? 03:33:22 gpg --verify binaryfate.asc hashes.txt gives me 03:33:22 gpg: verify signatures failed: unexpected error 03:33:29 never really used GPG before 03:34:42 i think maybe you need to import the .asc keyfile first then just do gpg --verify hashes.txt 03:34:44 https://mirrors.tripadvisor.com/centos-vault/4.0/docs/html/rhel-sbs-en-4/s1-gnupg-import.html 03:35:50 hmm, so I did gpg --import binaryfate.asc 03:36:00 after running gpg --verify hashes.txt, it says Good signature 03:36:16 however it also warns me that the signature is not trusted and that there is no indication the signature belongs to the onwer 03:36:23 I'm guessing this is normal, right? 03:36:51 https://serverfault.com/questions/569911/how-to-verify-an-imported-gpg-key 03:37:01 yeah you need to manually mark an imported key as trusted 03:37:10 if it says good signature then i think you're golden 03:37:24 you can either choose to verify the key or just accept the not trusted warning 03:38:09 Based, thank you very much! got that sorted out 03:39:12 :) 03:40:10 also omg $360 USD already! i just checked it a minute ago and it was $350. glad to see 03:42:31 ha give it 10 mins 03:42:41 also fyi #monero-markets is best place for price talk 04:27:08 i was going to do my moneroversary buy on sunday but i couldn’t wait so i did that when it dipped tonight 04:32:20 Dear Monero Community, 04:32:21 I have written a web page for image watermarking, and pinned it to the IPFS Network. 04:32:21 Now you can visit it here: https://bafybeiakphauehqjdodbwxbjnxbh6fpmmb5n3ctorqkx4jz2uwu3s2xwla.ipfs.dweb.link/ 04:32:22 It is completely based on the browser's local API, without any network request, and is especially suitable for various sensitive documents (such as ID card / driver's license / passport). 04:32:22 If it helps you, please consider buying me a coffee via XMR: 84983S3ZvMcFPwXU1iH23qPKZQCjXVmazUYAv62QGc4SeKgR3abY9LEFjQfFxNvNTvMXEcuKEVkGt8HMHbPVsqLd9NFNu2S 04:39:26 what is a good way to buy monero for BCH without having to go through BTC? 05:05:24 Cake wallet does BCH to XMR 05:08:11 cake wallet uses changenow so you can also do it directly or with similar services 05:23:03 Hello 05:23:40 Anyone here? 05:44:50 👋🏽 06:16:59 I am new here and want some changes to try a transaction, can anyone give me some? 06:36:10 nioc, thanks but it looks like I still have to go through BTC to fund my cakewallet 06:38:17 I don't use the swap services but you should be able to use your bch directly with them 06:38:56 Not thru cake 06:42:48 I see I think I didn't understand what changenow meant; I will look into it thank you! 06:59:53 'Oddly, no one who was directly involved with the SIR-C missions and currently still working the Lab, remembers the name Howard Chu, except for one who vaguely recalls Eugene Chu as having a brother names Howard' 06:59:53 Ed Caro, NASA Chief Engineer. cryptogazette.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/1-768x1445.png 07:49:37 I am new here and want to get a small amount of XMR to play with 07:57:14 .faucet 07:57:14 Sophia85: Your default coin is now set to XMR. Change with coins command. 07:57:16 So​phia85: Triangle is how ​many sides? 07:57:25 3 07:57:26 Sophia85: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000009 XMR to Sophia85 [8ed1fbf3] Wait ≈23 hrs 55 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01646244 08:01:45 Sophia85, I'm not new here and want to get a large amount of XMR to be serious with. 08:02:15 .faucet 08:02:17 Mo​chi101: What is th​e sqrt of 0 08:02:21 0 08:02:22 Mochi101: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000022 XMR to Mochi101 [4d571861] Wait ≈23 hrs 59 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01646024 08:02:57 Luckily I had my calculator app open on my phone. 08:04:02 .faucet 08:04:02 .tip Sophia85 all 08:04:02 azy: @bonuspot tipped 0.000004 XMR to azy [5308befc] Wait ≈1 day 35 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01645624 08:04:03 Mochi101: Ooops! Not enough in your balance.. 08:04:08 .balance 08:04:08 Mochi101: • Your balance is: 0.0000036 XMR (≈0 USD) 08:04:11 .balance 08:04:12 azy: • Your balance is: 0.0001848 XMR (≈0.07 USD) 08:04:22 Time to retire azy! 08:11:14 .tip 08:11:14 Sophia85: Tip to who? (10s) 08:11:25 .faucet 08:11:25 Sophia85: Ooops! 08:11:26 Sophia85: OOPS! 30 min penalty. 24 hours to go. 08:17:19 .usd 08:17:26 .btc 08:17:27 cer: You must have bot account & be logged in 08:31:57 nioc, the cakewallet changenow thingy worked perfectly to exchange BCH for XMR directly. Thanks! 08:58:41 Dear community, I know most of you are kind, and I am new to the Monero world, so can anyone send me a tip? 08:59:14 My wallet address is 85npSC9kgYeXs5935KmtFzRMRC5DAF3AJHChsFcRea2hCgvq8Wp4qMcUyvFu4N7rCkL8qQ2HuAqjrNKqowPCLNHkPncpgs2 09:09:09 https://youtu.be/afkN9H9aLow 09:20:27 /join #monero-begging 09:24:18 aw 09:24:35 should have pointed her (him) to the faucet 09:25:04 sOpHiA. hopin for some simphias 09:31:30 .faucet 09:31:33 h​mmp: How ma​ny toes do humans normally have if they lost half 09:31:38 5 09:31:39 hmmp: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000033 XMR to hmmp [90d2ecca] Wait ≈1 day 17 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01645294 09:50:31 anyone here 09:51:00 my name indicates my purpose 09:52:51 .faucet 09:52:51 CryptoBeggar: Access denied for faucet. Are you logged in? 09:53:00 wtf 10:18:30 is Vorhees redeeming himself? https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees/status/1383132044511768576?s=19 10:18:49 .faucet 10:18:50 I​nge-: How many planets in Earth sol​ar system after Pluto was banned 10:18:55 8 10:18:56 Inge-: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000007 XMR to Inge- [d476f2f0] Wait ≈1 day 25 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01645224 10:19:37 .c 0.0000007*61600 10:19:37 Inge-: 0.0000007*61600 - invalid amount (not a number) 10:32:21 I have only ~1 dollar worth of xmr left in my wallet 10:36:27 CryptoBeggar, https://imgur.com/a/ltEa4xG 10:36:41 have fun staying poor 10:39:18 .tip CryptoBeggar all 10:39:19 azy: User 'CryptoBeggar' not found on 'freenode'. Either they don't exist or they don't have an active bot account 10:40:11 CryptoBeggar, I also have another wallet https://imgur.com/a/MAz6wX7 10:40:11 Probably not logged in 10:40:33 just stop being poor 10:40:44 CryptoBeggar send it to me, so you won't have to worry about crypto taxes anymore 10:42:28 Uhm can I join? 10:42:46 Amounts of monero are appreciated 10:42:58 .register 10:42:58 M4268583364[m]: /msg NickServ help - https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration - WARNING! DO NOT ISSUE /msg COMMANDS IN CHANNEL! You risk exposing email/pass to everyone.. 10:43:40 Oh god 10:50:13 .tell rbrunner I synced my stagenet node. Tell em where I can donate some stagenet xmr for your project. 10:50:13 Mochi101: None@freenode 1618656613.2736974 I synced my stagenet node. Tell em where I can donate some stagenet xmr for your project. 11:10:47 Meeting at #monero-events for Monero Village at Defcon planning staff in about seven hours. 11:10:48 https://github.com/monero-project/meta/issues/565/ 11:24:24 could you please send me 0.004 xmr 11:24:24 my wallet address is 8AcBPrQSVZyQVyYzQ1BGHaagu37M3tPfmX9bY2G96GCLHTeLn5PsK8nTRAAZpqL919g5Mi61kXxQyYqVNfMyvMBeAyWyTFx 11:25:40 .balance 11:25:41 azy: • Your balance is: 0.0001848 XMR (≈0.07 USD) 11:42:22 living on north america, it might seem so distant the notion of needing unconfiscatable money, right? https://twitter.com/utxobr/status/1383385033914818562 12:26:31 could you please send me 0.004 xmr 12:26:31 my wallet address is 8AcBPrQSVZyQVyYzQ1BGHaagu37M3tPfmX9bY2G96GCLHTeLn5PsK8nTRAAZpqL919g5Mi61kXxQyYqVNfMyvMBeAyWyTFx 12:42:22 Are mods asleep ? 12:51:09 usually 13:05:59 how does cakewallet make money as a company 13:13:57 > how does cakewallet make money as a company 13:13:57 I think they get a percentage of the fees from any exchange made on changenow.io through their app. 13:18:07 What kind of person steals from their own community? http://removeddit.com/r/Monero/comments/6d6okb/fluffypony_needs_to_give_up_his_commit_access_and/ (changed link to removeddit since /r/monero mod removed to try to cover it up - maybe fluffy himself?) 13:24:54 Fluffy does 13:34:30 "Losing the savings" in crypto 13:34:35 then you do not deserve savings. 13:35:27 As a spice in the portfolio - yes, but "all savings" ... 13:37:12 anyone mining on moneroocean? 13:40:29 .faucet 13:40:30 ​ern: What is the sqrt ​of 1 13:40:32 1 13:40:33 ern: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000033 XMR to ern [3afd8f30] Wait ≈23 hrs 59 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01644894 13:40:46 wohoo! 13:40:59 weehee 13:52:37 How long you have to answer question for you to buy a snickers bar ? 13:57:32 .faucet 13:57:34 ch​arolastra: What​ is 5 - 3? 13:57:37 2 13:57:37 charolastra: @bonuspot tipped 0.000005 XMR to charolastra [1ff1afd8] Wait ≈23 hrs 55 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01644394 13:57:46 years 13:57:46 what jonah_xd[m] 14:00:05 .faucet 14:00:06 devbordecraft[m]: Your default coin is now set to XMR. Change with coins command. 14:00:08 dev​bordecraft[m]: How many were Three Little Pi​gs 14:00:17 3 14:00:18 devbordecraft[m]: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000025 XMR to devbordecraft[m] [222dd60c] Wait ≈23 hrs 58 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01644144 14:00:29 .balance 14:00:30 devbordecraft[m]: • Your balance is: 0.00007195 XMR (≈0.03 USD) 14:07:14 xiewkixsmwkc: why do people think it was him? 14:09:11 bobbieweirder[m]: just ignore :P 14:11:26 hi i'm new to crypto, is anyone around who can give me a couple of tips 14:11:57 NoobUK: what kind of tips? you can find a lot of monero specific info on https://www.getmonero.org/ and https://www.monero.how/ 14:12:59 well... i have a bitcoin wallet on blockchain.com by someone's advice, and it doesn't seem to support monero, so i'm wondering if there is a trusted online wallet provider like that for monero 14:13:19 cake wallet! 14:14:10 you can also send BTC or LTC to cake and exchange for XMR 14:14:28 i don't have a smartphone, is cake good on windows desktop? 14:15:05 https://mymonero.com/ 14:16:10 looks good, cheers! 14:17:33 now if i install that on my computer, and the computer breaks down, do i lose my monero or do i just need to backup a key code and use it on another pc? 14:17:45 it's like your blockchain.info wallet where you're given a bunch of words to write down 14:18:17 nice 14:19:03 make sure to keep that seed phrase safe 14:19:50 will do 14:20:28 kinda new to monero what does .faucet do 14:21:05 give you a riddle and some monero IOUs if you know the correct answer 14:21:52 the command is named incorectly. usually faucets gave you coins just for asking 14:21:54 Can you transfer that to your own wallet? 14:22:02 sure 14:22:21 what's the command for that 14:22:37 Bro faucet has nothing to do with crypto in general, it means giving away low amount of dosh 14:25:21 https://twitter.com/mirko45407556/status/1383402999125446659?s=21 14:25:21 does anybody know about DAPS? they claim to be better than monero. i’m going to read up about it a bit but was wondering if people have any thoughts 14:43:04 Mirko45407556 said it so it must be true 14:47:46 Sent a small amount of BTC from Edge to Samourai wallets - never turned up .... monero allow small transactions? 14:52:03 asymptotically: i am not taking it at face value. i just want to get a better understanding of why it’s not true 14:54:52 there is so much wrong with the chart 14:54:58 not even going to bother 14:54:59 i read the whitepaper but i just don’t have the tech-savvy eye to know if it’s gonna give us a run for our money or just BS 14:55:51 https://officialdapscoin.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/DAPS-WHITE-PAPER-2020.pdf 14:58:11 PoS PoW PoA hybrid 14:58:16 nice buzzword bingo lol 14:59:42 I used to love playing bingo as a kid 16:47:05 Why isn't Monero experiencing the hashrate problem that Bitcoin currently is? 16:47:44 Monero adjust the difficulty with each block 16:47:47 you mean the problem that's caused by 70% of bitcoin's hashrate residing in China? 16:48:17 Isn't the incentive for all miners to be in China the same for all coins? 16:48:50 no 16:49:02 there are 2 major incentives. one is cheap electricity 16:49:12 and there are other places in the world that can provide that 16:49:37 the other is proximity to ASIC factories, all of which are located in China 16:49:37 Well. It's easier for the Bitcoin hashrate to get centralized in china since the asic miners are mostly made there 16:49:43 and has no relevance to Monero 16:49:44 ok you said it ;) 16:50:02 Monero is just better. YES I SAID IT ;) 16:50:07 lol 16:50:39 Hello, are there any trusted online wallets? 16:51:16 mymonero 16:51:41 Can anyone else confirm this, or deny? 16:52:24 can confirm 16:52:31 yes, mymonero is run by a monero core team member 16:52:37 https://github.com/moneroexamples/openmonero 16:54:37 Wasn't fluffy kicked out? 16:55:06 Well 16:55:12 wut 16:55:19 It won't open either 16:55:34 https://blocked.mymonero.com/ 16:55:48 Fluffy ended up in the hospital from all the watches preventing circulation in his arms 16:56:09 Fluffy exit scammed. 16:56:53 Yeah so why would I use his wallet 16:57:01 And it still won't work 16:57:02 he's joking 16:57:08 It works for me 16:57:08 I'm using tails 16:57:17 On tails? 16:57:32 Let me start it up 16:58:54 You mean just accessing the website or the app? 16:59:56 wallet.mymonero.com works for me 17:02:33 is that the real site or one of the many phishing sites? 17:03:06 ssl matches 17:03:13 But it seems mymonero blocks some tor exit nodes 17:03:16 anything at mymonero.com would be published by whoever has dns admin access 17:03:26 yes mymonero blocks that 17:03:39 there are ways for bad JS to be injected 17:03:46 and fingerprinting to happen 17:04:03 Injecting bad js over ssl? How would that happen. 17:04:12 tor exit nodes 17:04:36 you can google it 17:04:37 Well they can do self signed certs but it would fail then. But maybe you mean people accepting it anyway 17:05:23 Anyway. I'm sure there's good logic behind it 17:05:29 But why not use an .onion? 17:05:34 why are you sure 17:05:48 Not sure if this is the right channel but I was wondering what the communities thoughts on social recovery are? 17:05:58 heh because it probably happened and that's why they block it 17:07:02 Anyway it's not blocking my exit so they should update the list :P 17:07:04 logic can also be used to make something false seem likely 17:07:30 philogy[m]: what is social recovery ? 17:08:58 Social recovery is the concept that in order to make wallets more user-friendly and potentially more secure one creates a wallet such that one can recover it via socially trusted contacts such as friends and family instead of having to keep track of mnemonic phrase. 17:09:59 I don't want to be responsible 17:10:01 oh 17:10:17 Works now 17:10:22 antisocial recovery sounds better 17:10:28 philogy[m]: you dont want to keep track of it anyway 17:10:40 it's a vuln 17:10:46 wdym? 17:10:48 attack surface 17:11:12 Jeremih if you're using tails download the GUI or CLI and connect via a remote node thats accessable by the tor network 17:11:27 You need to do some googling to find one and put the node info in your settings 17:11:46 Put it on your persistence drive as well unless you want to recover your wallet every time you launch tails 17:12:08 needs to be a hidden service node 17:12:43 Not keeping track of your seed is even worse, no? If you lose your device then your funds are completely lost. At least with a mnemonic phrase you can recover your wallet 17:13:06 seeds are very difficult in my mind 17:13:16 no i mean distributing it physically 17:13:31 plus encryption 17:13:35 where would you keep this piece of paper that it is immune to being taken and that you can trust it will be safe 17:13:39 family members? 17:13:59 in theory i should be able to safely publish an encryped seed on this channel 17:14:04 It's not updated on the website, not yet at least 17:14:14 what isnt updated 17:14:20 The . appimage 17:14:28 just download the GUI wallet and configure it to connect to a remote node 17:14:39 CLI is better 17:15:16 https://downloads.getmonero.org/gui/linux64 17:15:21 It's outdated 17:15:29 I work for a company that helps with this. Our current setup is 2 copies of the encrypted seed in safety deposit boxes in 2 countries. Then the password to the seed in the location of the client + one in another country. 17:15:49 Nevermind 17:15:54 He's wrong 17:15:57 zib you can also shamir secret share the pw 17:16:03 It's not updated on the onion website 17:16:28 zib: What company helps with that kind of thing? 17:16:28 It should work on the link you provided Jeremih 17:16:32 endogenic: Yes. It's a weight of security etc 17:16:46 zib private companies are terrible for safety deposit boxes 17:16:47 not safe 17:16:48 https://patch.com/california/beverlyhills/dea-fbi-usps-investigate-beverly-hills-strip-mall 17:16:51 Oh alright, I'll do that then 17:16:52 just happened recently 17:17:04 FBI, DEA etc came in and seized literally every private safety deposit box 17:17:19 told customers they need to prove how they earned the cash in each box 17:17:24 abcdefg_irssi: Yes i'm aware. These vaults are in "international soil". Usually Freeport inside airports. 17:17:33 Same people use for gold storage etc 17:17:43 One is in Singapore for example 17:17:53 So you can fly there and access it without clearing singapore immigration etc. You never leave the airport 17:18:00 abcdefg_irssi: Jeebus. Really? That's insane. 17:18:16 so i can send monero myself from the future 17:18:23 jk 17:18:28 right 17:18:29 yes one guy i might know had like 400k in a box and now has to prove how he earned it 17:18:39 counterentropic Monero 17:18:46 the wave of the futu- . . . err, past 17:18:54 although their setup was not anonymous like they claimed 17:19:01 they used retina scanning 17:19:01 apotheon: you have to have already spent it 17:19:08 try not to overthink it 17:19:09 so its still an identifier that is unique 17:19:11 🤣 17:19:22 I wish Tenet was a better movie. 17:19:32 abcdefg_irssi: how did we ever let it get to a point that you have to 'prove you earned' something and if you dont meet some arbitrary standard your funds are stolen 17:19:41 I'm not sure 17:19:55 its getting taken to court under 4th amendment because they went in with a blanket warrant and seized every singel box 17:20:04 i believe 4th amendment 17:20:46 https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-04-08/seizure-beverly-hills-safe-deposit-boxes-lawsuits 17:21:17 "Armed with a warrant, agents with the FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration pulled each of the store’s several hundred boxes out of the walls and seized all the contents. It took five days to inventory everything and take it to an undisclosed warehouse. Prosecutors said drugs, weapons and stacks of currency that drew the attention of drug-sniffing dogs were discovered." 17:21:17 FBI? Morono protects me. 17:21:22 Like what 17:21:33 abcdefg_irssi: Thats why you're safety deposit box needs to be in the US but also outside the US :D 17:21:43 sounds like an egregious 4A violation to me. how could they possibly have probable cause on every single deposit box at that location? they would have to have shown every single box is linked to the same specific crime and that’s bonkers 17:21:50 "To reclaim property, people must identify themselves to federal authorities and prove they are the rightful owners of the items — a bar that may prove challenging to clear when dealing with cash, gold, heirloom jewelry and other undocumented items. 17:22:19 whats shitty is even if you go through the courts and get your shit back without having to prove anything well know youre known to the FBI as the guy with cash in a safety deposit box 17:22:26 now* 17:23:04 Yes you can, and that's a pretty secure approach but you still have the problem of it being highly inconvenient and you need to take care of actually storing the shards 17:23:16 With social recovery you get security and convenience, 17:24:12 you just create a wallet, no seed to remember and designate a bunch of trusted parties to be recoverers as part of an n-of-m multisig 17:24:13 Gov agencies always try to test the waters when it comes to infringing on peoples rights 17:25:02 The FBI and DEA can do that to pretty much anything. Sure, it's "illegal", but that doesn't mean they can't physically do it. 17:28:08 yeah insane 17:30:27 definitely time to rewrite my password manager 17:36:06 the prosecution’s implied assumption that “if you care about privacy that much you’re probably sketchy anyway” is really problematic to me 17:36:46 but it echoes a wider societal sentiment. a lot of everyday say this— “i don’t care because i have nothing to hide” 17:37:34 yeah i was talking to some guy the other day that i knew from a few years ago 17:37:45 hes getting into computer programming through some bootcamp school or some shit 17:38:12 we were talking about private communications and he said it was sketchy I used signal because why would anyone use it if they had nothing to hide 17:38:29 I wanted to just call him a cuck instead of explaining but its retarded 17:38:35 people really believe that 17:38:43 did you ask him for dick pics + his bank details? 17:38:55 I should've 17:39:27 .val xmr 17:39:27 abcdefg_irssi: XMR -> USD • Avg: ≈362.35 • ccc/HuobiPro: ≈$362.12 24HΔ: 6.76% Vol: 361.17K [< 1m] • cmc: ≈$362.58 24HΔ: 8.78% 7DΔ: 24.75854% [< 16m] 17:42:03 17:38 < abcdefg_irssi> we were talking about private communications and he said it was sketchy I used signal because why would anyone use it if they had nothing to hide 17:42:10 I don't really trust Signal all that much, anyway. 17:42:14 i started using tutanota for my professional networking email. people have asked me about it but when i tell them why they’ve rarely been sketched out 17:42:46 but it makes me sad that this guy is so oblivious 17:43:35 people who want to go into programming should at least see the value of privacy. it’s so front and center in everything digital that we use 17:43:52 If you want to get through to them, you need to figure out their political leanings and exploit those to give explanations that play on their biases. 17:44:23 apotheon: yes i agree. privacy is a bipartisan issue i truly believe that 17:44:38 Yeah, but if you give the wrong explanation you lose them "forever". 17:44:52 "OH YOU MUST BE ONE OF *THEM*!" 17:44:57 bobbieweirder: is tutona legit? Germany is 14 eyes 17:45:38 I love that 14 Eyes is a thing now. It's so lovecraftian . . . which is perfect for the growth of surveillance police states. 17:46:54 volantaryism1: it works with my threat profile for purposes of this email account. i am handing it out to strangers anyway. it’s just a lower cost privacy option one step up of like gmail 17:47:15 i think protonmail is better, and running your own server is even more so 17:47:56 test 17:48:05 bobbieweirder: i use tor mail services only 17:48:05 apotheon : they should have called them tentacles lol 17:48:48 apotheon: something that i still struggle with is how much privacy should we agree to give up for a reasonable level of societal protection. and i still trip up when i talk to people about privacy 17:48:51 NATO is the tentacles thing, I guess. 17:49:09 or maybe something like whatever they're calling the North American "free" trade stuff now. 17:49:29 volantaryism1: i’m still trying to figure it all out. can you tell us more about about tor mail services? 17:49:32 We shouldn't give up any privacy for it. 17:50:24 The politicians, government bureaucrats, and enforcers are the only people who should give up privacy as a matter of policy. 17:51:57 bobbieweirder: dark.fail has a list of onion email services 17:52:00 apotheon: i think that’s a perfectly acceptable position at least to me, but if the concern is “i would rather give up some privacy so we know ISIS is not laundering money through our system”, i don’t think that’s unreasonable either 17:52:51 I think the world would have far fewer problems with things like ISIS if governments let people have their lives back. 17:53:11 volantaryism1: i will take a look! i had a really old macbook that i used to use very haphazardly for Tor (didn’t use tails). i have a new computer now so i’m trying to figure it all out anew 17:53:59 I don't believe in a right to privacy per se, but I do believe we have a right to defend our privacy, and nobody has a right to force us to give it up. Governments go around forcing us to give up privacy at every turn, and it should be no surprise that people are flipping out and killing other people in a world where they can't just live in peace and not have someone prying into everything they 17:54:05 do. 17:57:20 I think the problem is that its never ISIS 17:57:50 thats the reason for undermining privacy rights but in reality its barely even a thing and applies to almost nobody 17:58:01 apotheon: i agree with that. ultimately if the government wants to snoop, they need to ask us, and if we say no, they to find a better way. but like abcdefg was saying earlier, there are too many people who are willing to serve it to the gov on a platter 17:58:17 abcdefg_irssi: that too 17:58:37 bobbieweirder[m]: Yeah, that's a big issue. 17:58:38 Monero Village at Defcon 29 (2021 hybrid hotel and online) meeting on #monero-events in one minute. 17:58:40 Its much more realistic to identify those with links to terrorist organizations and monitor them then to just cast a wide net on EVERYONE with the excuse of monitoring terrorism 17:58:53 abcdefg_irssi: ISIS/terrorism is just an extreme example, but i think crime prevention is what people get hung up on. 17:58:59 huh 17:59:14 bonan tagon everyonen 17:59:14 Maybe I should join #monero-events and see what that's about. 17:59:20 yea im going to lol 17:59:33 honestly i can’t even come to a solid place on what i really think about money laundering 17:59:53 abcdefg_irssi: They just want to use the war on tourism as an excuse to get access to everything. 18:00:11 money laundering is happening currently despite wide ranging access to everyones personal info 18:00:23 apotheon: how do i find that room? it’s not showing up for me... (amateur hour!!) 18:00:41 abcdefg_irssi: it’s harder than it could be though 18:00:44 bobbieweirder[m]: Money "laundering" is just privacy. It should be left alone. 18:01:13 bobbieweirder[m]: I don't know how you'd get to it from Matrix. I'm on IRC. 18:01:29 bobbieweirder[m]: #freenode_#monero-events:matrix.org 18:01:50 * Elon_Sat0shi is a Matrix user but is on IRC right now 18:01:55 There will always be someone who comits financial crimes, whatevee currency they use is irrelevant 18:02:06 * There will always be someone who comits financial crime, whatever currency they use is irrelevant 18:03:12 . . . and yeah, there's not really a way to stop money "laundering". It's just an excuse to get more prying eyes into everyone's business. 18:03:18 happy alt season 18:03:20 Elon_Sat0shi: thanks! 18:03:42 no prob 18:04:03 is there somehow a certain time of year forbalt season? 18:04:14 apotheon: i don’t really know if i agree with that (yet) though 18:04:14 when does everyone decide it's alt season? 18:04:53 Elon_Sat0shi: check the BTC dominance, its what a lot of people use 18:05:02 Falling dom = alt 18:05:13 Bitcoin dom fell below 50% today 18:05:20 oh wow 18:05:59 do you think it'll go back over fifty percent? 18:06:38 Elon_Sat0shi: cant predict the future but falling dominance can have positive feedback 18:06:58 Falling dom = alts = dom falls further = more alts and repeat 18:07:41 Btc doesnt have anything going for it other than its price so falling dom can be quite destructive to price 18:08:11 lookin' grim for the mooners 18:08:26 not just its price, but its acceptance 18:08:49 more businesses accept bitcoin than other cryptos 18:09:15 it's THE crypto that everyone hears of first 18:09:26 but yeah that's all it has going 18:09:30 Elon_Sat0shi: not really, accepting one crypto is as easy as any other if you use coinbase payment api / btcpay 18:10:19 Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency in the real world that I encountered. 18:10:31 Of course, I'm not sure there was another blockchain currency when I heard of it. 18:10:42 can you use those to just accept almost all currencies? or do you have to pick which cryptos you want? 18:11:20 Elon_Sat0shi: you can set it up so it accepts any currency (including monero) and have it be converted to any currency of your choosing 18:11:21 cuz if you have to pick, someone who knows nothing about monero isn't going to accept monero, no matter how easy it is ti add it to their api 18:11:29 oh ok cool 18:12:27 Does Coinbase payment API support cryptocurrencies that Coinbase exchnage doesn't? 18:12:32 err 18:12:39 is there a way to accept fiat and have it go directly into my non custodial monero address? 18:12:41 s/exchnage/exchange/ 18:12:57 another good question 18:13:28 if not, a way to accept s/fiat/btc or any other crypto/maybe? 18:23:00 Power outage in china took 30% of btcs hashrate offline and the next difficulty adjustment is 2 weeks away 18:23:38 Avg blocktime is now 15 minutes 18:23:49 Shows the importance of decentralized mining 18:25:16 indeed. and also, the importance of a network that adjusts gradually in response to changes, instead of discrete steps at fixed time intervals 18:25:33 the BTC halving intervals are braindead stupid. same with the difficulty adjustment intervals. 18:26:08 the real world doesn't operate on fixed-time intervals... 18:27:37 pretty much everything about BTC's operational details are completely braindead. 18:29:08 Things are supposed to be updated when the old way doesn't work well. 18:29:30 how do we make monero's mining more decentralized? 18:29:40 2009 to 12 years later. still waiting for btc to improve :P 18:30:17 hyc: lol if bitcoin had continued to improve i dont think there would be even 1/100th as many alts there are now 18:30:25 Elon_Sat0shi: mine, and use a smaller mining pool, I guess 18:30:28 Elon_Sat0shi: we just passed 100 000 miners 18:30:29 Elon_Sat0shi: join a small mining pool 18:30:34 Are there any other coins besides Monero that you like hyc? 18:30:40 ero? 18:30:47 Btc mempool over 180k now 18:30:49 well, gota run 18:30:50 ta 18:30:52 I mean, think of it in a naiive/excited Satoshi mind frame... halvings seems reasonable, but you can't see the ramifications of that unless you are around 4 years later and see what it did to the blocks and mining 18:31:22 has anyone tried to make a p2pool for monero? 18:31:27 dynline[m]: I don't spend muc htime looking at other coins 18:32:16 floam412: meh. there was never any real world rationale for it. everything in the real world decays gradually 18:32:20 Me neither, Monero's way too interesting. 18:32:25 like radioactive half life 18:33:48 true... but I guess thinking about it in a "game theory" mind set, it seems like there is incentive to invent some sort of "hype" around each and every halving that mining companies worship and promote 18:34:03 idk, this is 4th mimosa floam talking 18:34:04 particularly if your purpose is *distribution* you should be looking at inverse square, inverse cube, etc. 18:34:13 moving on to fancy beers soon, so watch out :p 18:34:26 because that's how real things distribute from a point source. 18:34:57 very true... I'm a big fan of how xmr does the distribution thing 18:35:07 i think ethereum is kinda interesting too 18:35:18 :fire-poop emoji: 18:35:34 ethereum sucks a big ol' stanky D 18:35:43 dunno. eth may have an interesting concept but its implementation is pathetic 18:35:47 world's computer my ass 18:35:51 ^ 18:36:08 how so? 18:36:36 Tari gonna be way more advanced and no one will know about it, because it doesn't rely on marketing hype and creepy Vitalik clapping his hands for people to buy-in 18:36:45 imagine you want to solve "2+2=?" - you can do it trivially on your own computer, or you can farm it out to the World Computer 18:36:58 they rolled back transactions... any time a "decentralized" coin does that, makes it an immediate scam 18:37:15 rolling back transaction is like the *definition* of centralization 18:37:17 it's bull shit 18:37:46 so yeah, no practical use case, and no adherence to any professed principles 18:38:45 Tari ftw, can't wait for the real thing 18:38:46 what about DAI, non fungible tokens, and defi? 18:39:00 lol, defi is ass 18:39:03 floam412: I doubt it would be possible to roll back now like they did then 18:39:03 just know that all that shit is garbage, because the underlying chain is garbage 18:39:06 hmm, I'll have to look up tari 18:39:32 it's still in testing phase ES 18:40:14 anything that throws the middle finger to the suits is what I financially support. That's why I mainly stick to xmr, and some btc 18:40:30 lol 18:40:30 #FuckTheSuits 18:40:49 #birthdaysuits 18:40:53 I'm a dying breed and on the alcohols... I'm in a GOML mood 18:40:54 \o/ 18:41:06 \0 18:41:07 GOML? 18:41:12 Get Off My Lawn 18:41:17 ah 18:41:34 kek 18:41:39 ehh, should of just typed the whole thing. laziness 18:41:40 stand your ground? 18:42:35 Nah, just more like 'leave me alone'... I think I've had enough of my old job because they pissed me off and thinking of surviving just on xmr, which is difficult when you live in the area I'm in 18:42:36 can someone tell me the details about how garbage ETH's chain is? I'm curious now 18:42:38 high mortgage rates 18:42:44 google its 18:43:15 but if i google eth i only find out about how it's supposedly good 18:43:19 there are plenty of resources telling you how shitty Eth is... some of it is over dramatic, but a lot of it is true 18:43:34 I'm sure wikipedia is a fine resource on it 18:43:49 okay 18:43:50 a 'fair and balanced' resource... lol 18:44:02 there was a gang of premine 18:44:07 it's pretty centralized 18:44:08 oh yeah, huge 18:44:10 it's bloated 18:44:16 vitalik and co. got paid big time 18:44:19 it's expensive to send 18:44:23 eth was premined? oh wow 18:44:26 they don't care 18:44:30 literally rolled back the chain after a hack 18:44:34 yep 18:44:45 washed their hands after it and called it good 18:44:52 how did they roll it back? 18:44:53 and idiots let them 18:44:54 eth is poop garbage 18:44:58 its just a useless project altogether but that's more of an opinion 18:44:59 by buying into their horseshit 18:45:17 they forked it elon, that's why ethereum classic exists 18:45:22 dynline[m]: one shared by a lot of folks interested in cryptocurrency before eth 18:45:24 yeah, people don't care if they are in the green on their trades 18:47:06 do you think it could be possible for monero to be forked like that? 18:47:09 Like there are a lot of projects that use Eth that I genuinely believe in, like bisq... They need some kind of system that allows them to be a decentralized organization, however using Ethereum is not the answer 18:47:31 Nor do I believe in Eth Classic, because again... same fucked up system that was before the fork, so Vitalik still wins 18:47:40 yes it is always possible 18:47:47 there were forks that happened before 18:48:00 speaking of bisq, i am looking forward to haveno 18:48:01 the one true "monero" chain is still in effect tho 18:48:06 me too, tbh 18:48:17 I hope they don't use Eth to start off with, but that's up to them 18:48:30 forks mean nothing if nobody uses them, see bitcoin sv lol 18:48:42 exactly 18:49:02 but if they start with eth, i can trade all my eth for monero 18:49:17 you hodl eth? 18:49:19 kek 18:49:33 i do have eth 18:49:44 but you guys have made me think twice about having it 18:49:52 i'm glad 18:49:56 support real projects 18:50:04 not digital donkey shit 18:50:18 yeah, fuck those projects 18:50:24 there are people doing real good work 18:50:42 Tari is a big time example, but there are others outside of monero that are doing good stuff too 18:50:49 you just need to DYOR 18:50:55 look into what seems less skammy 18:51:16 look at what might actually improve your day to day, in the long term 18:51:20 like ADA 18:51:24 i even had dogecoin once 18:51:25 * Inge- ducks, hides then runs away 18:51:27 say what? 18:51:33 if you are still convinced at the end of it and it makes sense in your head, then you should probably invest a little bit into it. .. AmericanPegasus hillariously told me that back in the day 18:51:34 i still have dogecoin 18:51:38 but it's gotten silly 18:51:43 if only he practiced what he preached 18:51:46 yes 18:51:58 dogecoin... :face-palm: 18:51:58 it's the robinhood weirdos who have jumped onboard and turned it into something it wasn't 18:52:08 oh i just realized fari is esperanto 18:52:09 dogecoin was always about the lols 18:52:17 even CryptoCobain was pretty clear that the guitarist they got showered in some crypto, should be advised to GET OUT OF DOGE :D 18:52:23 ah yes robinhood 18:52:27 until celebrity endorsements on twitter 18:52:33 and robinhood 18:53:02 so much for 1 doge = 1 doge 18:53:13 it's still 1 doge = 1 doge 18:53:21 I mean, they made something lame like Gamestop cool... 18:53:24 but now we have morons who think they can drive it to 10 usd.. 18:53:25 That's a tall task 18:53:31 hey we still have wownero 18:53:35 WOWZA 18:53:50 wowing all the way to pluto mother fuckers... not even a planet 18:53:57 i thought 1 usd was extreme 18:54:10 does fari have a great CLI interface like monero does? 18:54:12 they haven't even gotten there yet and these doge n00bs are talking about 10 times that 18:54:36 doge nubs 18:54:52 wow such pump very dump 18:55:27 doge is literally a casino but people pushing it on tiktok and wherever don't exactly describe it like that lol, people are going to get fucked 18:55:39 of course 18:55:44 it always crashes back down 18:56:23 Hello, Is there anyone available to help me? 18:56:37 sup Bigboiimike 18:56:38 yes 18:56:50 ni estas cxi tie 18:57:03 Not much, I'm trying to get into Monero mineing and it directed me to come here 18:57:40 hmm, do you want to do solo mining or pool mining? 18:57:56 I'm not sure whats the best way for me to do it honestly 18:58:14 I know that i doing have the best computer in the world, but at the same time its not that bad. 18:58:32 Maybe i should have done a little research to find out the difference between the two is 18:58:45 well, solo mining is like trying to win a lottery 18:58:46 Solo mining is a lottery. You might get nothing, or $400 at once. Pool mining is more like drudgery. You get 0.002 or whatever every few days. 18:59:00 Long term, you can expect about the same amount though, roughly. 18:59:06 what moneromooo said 18:59:35 I just googled the information, and i think that the pool mining would be the best route 18:59:51 i recommend xmrig for pool mining 19:00:11 and find a small pool to help decentralize mining 19:01:21 I just downloaded xmrig Is there a way to bypass the registration or do i have to purchase? 19:01:39 It's a free program. You might have found a scam. 19:01:40 whoah xmrig is free 19:01:42 Bigboiimike: there is no registration 19:01:51 sounds like a scam 19:02:02 oh okay, i downloaded it from the xmrig website 19:02:05 What URL did you find that on ? 19:02:17 https://xmrig.com/ 19:02:20 Github.com/xmrig/xmrig is the legit link 19:03:08 oh and an xmrig config wizard is helpful 19:03:47 Github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases for the latest version 19:03:49 Thank you, I will check this software out now. 19:04:07 Is there a wallet that you guys prefer? 19:04:13 I was told i need a local wallet 19:04:34 I have 10k doge sitting on crypto.com and i was told to store it locally 19:04:46 the official monero wallet from getmonero.org for desktop 19:05:05 I havent used mirc in about 15 years this is crazy 19:05:17 and monerujo or cake wallet for mobile 19:05:27 but you don't actually need to sync the blockchain 19:05:42 i'd try mirc if it were open source 19:05:54 What chat clients do you guys use? 19:06:10 i use irssi but irssi is a learning curve 19:06:20 hexchat is user friendly 19:06:31 I used to be into bitcoin big back when it was trading at around $1 each coin, and then i stopped using PC and left behind 250ish bitcoin 19:06:44 hot damn 19:06:51 then years later when i tried to login because it was gaining value it said since i didnt log in for 6 months that i am waxed 19:07:20 lol, a classic. that's why you need to have them in your own wallet 19:07:49 and then you forget your password to your own wallet 19:08:00 but at least some company doesn't have it 19:08:15 yup thats why im trying to learn this all now, i used to be into computers bigtime but then my father passed and i went on a drinking spree and landed on herion and got stuck for years... Been clean for almost 3 years now. 19:08:16 don't encrypt the wallet then 19:08:44 I wasted so much valuable time that i would have been using on the PC and would have struck it rich lol 19:08:52 Elon_Sat0shi: keep the seedphrase safe 19:09:04 yes 19:09:49 LOL the registration thing that popped up before was from winzip lol 19:09:53 dummy me 19:10:58 i keep my seedphrase buried in the backyard, in that patch dirt i'm too lazy to plow 19:11:08 that's also where the bodies are buried 19:11:26 lol 19:11:35 this xrig will not let me install it 19:11:44 when i click it says that the name is wrong wtf 19:11:55 i hate being this bad with pc's now a days 19:12:32 fair warning, xmrig has no gui 19:13:04 can you use a terminal or edit a config at least? 19:16:37 testing 1 2 3 can anyone hear me? my connection to irc was a bit slow 19:17:26 1 2 3 test succeeded 19:17:27 Yes. 19:17:44 I can not lol 19:18:30 is haven officially related to monero? 19:18:47 no 19:18:52 I think that this will be to complex for me, I have the Monero wallet done and installed 19:19:07 which monero wallet? 19:19:20 Monero GUI from getmonero.org? 19:19:48 Yes 19:19:50 feather wallet > monero official gui 19:20:12 Haven is a monero fork AFAIK. Unless you mean haveno, which is a bisq fork that'll include monero as a first class citizen. 19:20:58 I need monero for this website i would like to use, But im learning about PGP and can not use it until i figure out how to encrypt my messages 19:22:30 is it any good, then? 19:22:39 How does it even work? Is it just a shitcoin scam? 19:23:13 haven is like monero but centralized or something 19:26:35 speaking of websites that use PGP, I'd like to mention that there's a really good resource on using and buying Monero that's available via the Tor Browser, called XMRGuide. 19:27:03 Or at least, using it with Tails OS or over Tor. But it also has a list of decent exchanges. 19:27:47 link it 19:27:58 Bigboiimike: What operating system are you trying to use XMRig on? 19:28:02 okay lemme find the link 19:28:05 Windows 19:28:13 10 19:28:27 I'm on windows XP 19:28:35 What happens when you try to run the xmrig exe file? 19:28:41 Let me do it again 19:28:45 Have you tried running it in a CMD prompt? 19:28:51 i have to unzip it again 19:29:00 (which will probably give you an error saying it has no config or something like that) 19:29:48 And I would gladly link to XMRGuide if it weren't for my Tor Browser is loading really slowly due to slow internet because I'm out of data 19:30:05 Maybe I can find it on the clearweb 19:30:20 IT has a box that pops up and then the exe file goes away 19:30:27 the popup goes so fast i cant read it 19:30:40 That sounds like the cmd prompt opening briefly 19:30:52 the box is in mid of screen 19:31:08 i saw it once and said something about the filename is inncorect 19:31:09 Is the box black with white text? 19:31:14 is not 19:31:20 its like a error box 19:31:21 Hmm. White with black text? 19:31:23 Oh 19:31:32 Can you try running XMRig in a CMD prompt? 19:32:47 (prest Win + R, then type cmd then hit enter. Then type "cd c:\(insert path to XMRig folder here)" into CMD) 19:33:14 oh geez, I haven't done this in a log time 19:33:17 let me try lol 19:33:23 thanks for your help by the way 19:33:27 i really do appricate it 19:33:31 you might be able to start typing the name of the folder and pressing tab to autocomplete 19:33:35 you're welcome! 19:34:22 And it might also be possible, in Windows File Explorer, to hold shift and right click in the white space under the file and folder icons, which will add a new right click menu entry that says "Open in terminal" or "Open in CMD" or something like that 19:34:43 which will open a terminal in the same folder as XMRig when you open it like that 19:36:13 Okay here's a link to xmrguide: http://xmrguide42y34onq.onion 19:36:23 I am going to put the file directly in my C drive so its easy to figure out 19:36:24 darkfail proof: https://dark.fail/xmrguide 19:36:32 Okay so i have the file directly in my C drive 19:36:56 Okay. IF you run xmrguide with the terminal, it should output an error 19:37:05 It just needs to be configured 19:37:16 If I could just find the wizard I used once before 19:37:22 what would be the command to run it if the file is in folder xmrig-6.11.2 and then the exe is xmrig 19:37:50 .\xmrig or maybe just xmrig 19:37:58 or maybe .\xmrig.exe 19:38:17 what does dir after cd c:\xmrig-6.11.2? 19:38:33 don't paste multiple lines here 19:38:40 but it should show what the xmrig exe file is called 19:39:05 what does `dir` say after `cd c:\xmrig-6.11.2`? * 19:39:06 okay i opened the terminal and stuff is coming back to me 19:39:20 im in the xmrig-6* folder 19:39:30 and i see xrig.exe 19:40:17 okay .\xmrig.exe should work 19:40:43 '.' is not recognized as an internal or external command, 19:40:50 hmm 19:40:59 maybe just xmrig.exe? 19:41:05 it's been a while since i last used windows 19:41:22 The system cannot execute the specified program. 19:41:28 oof 19:41:35 i will read the commands list 19:41:41 maybe it's the wrong architecture 19:41:53 do you know whether your computer is 64 bit or 32 bit? 19:42:07 did you say it uses windows xp? lots of older computers are 32 bit 19:42:07 i believe 64 19:42:15 i was joking about xp lol 19:42:19 lol 19:42:21 i have windows 10 19:42:24 ah 19:42:33 ok so maybe not architecture 19:42:34 hmm 19:42:56 ooh i wonder if your antivirus is blocking it 19:43:12 it was trying to and i told it to allow 19:43:15 many antiviruses recognize xmrig as malware because malware often uses xmrig 19:43:42 to steal your cpu to mine someone else's monero ofc 19:44:09 now the .exe is gone 19:44:13 just like before 19:44:21 that definitely sounds like an antivirus 19:44:28 windows defender maybe? 19:44:37 i only have the defender on rn 19:44:57 I will watch some video and see if it can walk me thru step by step 19:44:59 try turning defender off 19:45:06 (or whitelisting it in defender somehow) 19:45:19 or see if the video helps 19:46:28 * Elon_Sat0shi 's internet is so slow he can't even watch videos 19:46:38 I will do that, I have to go to the market soon anyways so i will continue then, its okay to hangout here in the meantime/. 19:46:39 ? 19:46:47 yeah you can hang out here 19:47:10 it's called idling in irc lingo lol 19:47:44 have a good day at the market! 19:48:01 lol yeah, I remeber waaaaay back when i was a little peanut i was on irc nonstop. I was about 14 and i would eat breath and sleep on the pc 19:48:25 I was helping a guy sell server space, and that's how i got all those bitcoin 19:48:41 If i would have just kept at it i would be a millionaire right now 19:48:48 are you guys into doge here? 19:49:19 not really 19:49:47 we were joking about it a while ago, how it's probably going to crash 19:49:53 i had some dogecoin once though 19:50:10 wow, where can i find a guy to help sell server space? 19:50:23 for monero, preferably? 19:50:49 maybe it's not too late 19:52:23 I currently hold 10K doge i bought in at .06 19:52:37 going to be a nice payday shortly 19:53:27 i did the calculation, that's 3 grand now wow 19:54:03 I paid roughly 600 for it when i bought it 19:54:15 i used some of the bitcoin profits 19:54:20 generally, i don't talk about how much crypto i have because it's like telling someone how much is in my bank account 19:54:26 bitcoin went down a lot in the past few days 19:54:29 i can tell you i don't have three grand though 19:54:47 * Elon_Sat0shi is poor 19:55:17 yeah it is talking about finacials, I have it on a totally different device than this one and i do not login to anything worth value on this machine 19:56:01 * Bigboiimike is idle be back soon 19:57:21 here's an issue about xmrig and windows defender i think: https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/issues/85 20:00:41 that's odd, https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig has links to https://xmrig.com/ which from what you said sounded like a scam 20:01:01 but said github repo has a link to a config wizard: https://xmrig.com/wizard 20:01:24 xmrig.com is legit 20:01:29 ah okay 20:01:52 does it have some kind of unified xmrig thing that requires you to register? 20:02:07 register? 20:02:19 Bigboiimike said something about needing to register 20:02:35 never heard about anyone doing that 20:02:41 i wonder if they were at http://xmrig.com and had a mitm 20:02:58 yeah i don't see anything about registering here either 20:03:03 just a download button 20:03:21 which leads to a page with different tabs for different operating systems 20:03:24 and download links 20:03:36 there is monero-pools for mining related stuff and much off topic 20:03:48 and trolling 20:04:01 oh cool 20:04:18 you want Bigboiimike and I to continue our discussion about xmrig in there? 20:04:51 you might get some input to your questions there 20:05:07 okay 20:05:09 more knowledge there 20:05:25 * Elon_Sat0shi does a /join #monero-pools 20:05:26 if people are not too bust BSing lol 20:05:33 busy 20:11:18 narrator: they were too busy BSing 20:11:39 i can continue helping out with xmrig in here for now 20:14:21 or, they claim they help people out in between the memes 20:14:43 yeah the people in there are crazy 20:20:00 so hopefully here's a list of pools sorted by how big they are so you can find the small pools if you want to https://miningpoolstats.stream/monero 20:20:36 but if you're just starting out with xmrig you can just use the wizard's 6 or so default options for pools until you're familiar with configuring it 20:30:16 https://townforge.net/cgi-bin/choose_pool will pick a random pool based off their rough hash rate. 20:30:35 oh sweet thanks 20:30:55 that's pretty awesome 20:31:00 think it's worth mining on with a 3900x or nah? 20:31:05 (I have no idea whether they're any good though) 20:32:03 that's the point though maybe, i'm sure the mining pools that collectively use 90% or 50% or whatever of the hash are really great 20:32:32 how does one start a pool, anyways? 20:32:53 By running some pool software and the daemon. 20:33:08 i've heard that's a lot work to operate and recruit people into 20:33:17 hmm 20:33:21 It can be a pita yes. 20:33:29 i wish there were some software for p2p pooling 20:33:45 not worth it unless you already have a concept for a pool that doesn't already exist and some people interested in using it 20:33:50 like now i'm imagining a p2p-ish pooling system that doesn't need its own blockchain like that p2pool 20:34:23 I have a concept that doens't exist (well, for monero). Merge mining :) 20:34:31 ooh how does that work? 20:34:41 Same as namecoin. 20:34:59 it makes domain names? 20:35:06 The secondary chain will accept normal blocjs and special blocks from the parent chain, 20:35:17 No :D I meant the merge mining aspect. 20:35:22 oh 20:35:32 i didn't know about namecoin's merge mining 20:35:41 First coin to merge mine I think. 20:36:37 why does it have to be a "concept for a pool that doesn't already exist"? why can't it just be like hundreds of other pools and have a system that distributes users among those pools? 20:37:09 can we make pooling at least as federated as mastodon? 20:37:23 or... idk, xmpp? 20:37:30 or IRC even 20:37:36 It could. Just need to write it and people to use it. It's on my list for when I get time for it. Unless someone does it first. 20:38:01 how do i learn to be as dedicated as you? 20:38:03 Some kind of GUI setup for xmrig which selects randonly. 20:38:22 i don't even know very well how to program 20:38:39 although at one point i was working on a bash script for updating monero (without a package manager) 20:38:48 It's not learned really. And I'm not even in the most dedicated. 20:38:51 it even verifies the hashes.txt with the hash mentioned on the monero website 20:39:17 Oh, I have a program for that, it checks sigs based on the repro build signatures. 20:39:28 oh cool, where is this program? 20:39:30 But I think nobody uses it. Mostly because nobody knows about it :D 20:39:50 i'd like to look at the code 20:39:56 https://github.com/moneromooo-monero/monero-update 20:40:18 curse my slow internet 20:40:21 Story of monero. We do stuff, but we don't really scream about it from hte rooftops so nobody knows. 20:40:36 `until git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/moneromooo-monero/monero-update; do sleep 1; done` 20:41:14 that's cool 20:41:30 are kovri and kastelo still being worked on? 20:41:41 No and no AFAIK. 20:41:45 oh okay 20:43:31 oh wow the script's in cpp 20:44:03 and it's a little hard for a noob like me to read, but it looks like it has a qt gui 20:44:08 i wonder if it works on tails OS 20:44:57 has it been tested on tails OS? 20:45:22 maybe i can go to the library and test it there 20:45:31 the library blocks dating sites but it doesn't block tor 20:46:27 oh no not the irs 20:46:30 No idea. I only tested it on Linux. Others tested on Windows and Mac. 20:46:37 TAILS is Linux, so... 20:47:07 Elon_Sat0shi: don't forget to pay your taxes on this years monero gains 20:47:10 TAILS is Linux, but it blocks all connections that don't go through Tor 20:47:21 IRS: I lost all my monero in a boating accident :( 20:47:51 * IRS adds Elon_Sat0shi to the special list 20:48:01 yay im special 20:48:56 moneromooo: can you test running your program using torsocks? 20:49:02 I would, but slow internet 20:49:27 that's how one would run the program in Tails OS 20:49:43 unless Tor usage were built into the program as an option 20:49:57 which means connecting to socks proxy localhost:9050 20:50:09 and also using tor for dns 20:50:21 you might want to consider whonix instead. doing what you're suggesting on tails is probably going to be a lot more work 20:50:38 is monero packaged? 20:50:53 I *think* there's a debian package. 20:50:54 i believe it is 20:51:00 no fedora package though 20:51:36 kxsl: how so? it's just downloading things over Tor. I wouldn't be surprised if it just works over torsocks 20:52:01 It's programs like Bisq or Openbazaar that want control access to Tor and other complicated stuff that won't run on Tails OS 20:52:06 installing additional packages and their dependencies is tricky 20:52:40 not really, you just enable persistence of installed packages and use sudo apt install 20:52:59 or don't enable persistence but you'll have to install the dependencies every time you boot 20:53:00 even doing that i ran into weird issues 20:53:15 Oh, okay 20:53:31 maybe it's improved in the years since I've last had to do it though 20:53:45 Perhaps. They update it every month I think 20:54:59 But it's very possible IMO that a Monero updater could just work in Tails. Install the dependencies with apt, compile, run with torsocks 20:55:26 It seems to block at DNS queries. libunbound barfs. 20:55:34 Should be fixable. 20:55:54 Alright 20:56:48 If it can run with torsocks even without tails, that's a pretty good test of whether it will run in tails 20:57:08 and then I can test it with Tails at the library, unless someone else wants to 21:30:59 Oooh, it's working. I was just on a shit exit node for DNS. 21:31:04 Elon_Sat0shi: ^ 21:31:54 Says 0.17.1.9 though. The TXT records weren't updated ? 21:33:21 And the final download gets hit by 403 thanks to (presumably) cloudflare. 21:34:49 Whats the command to increase the number of nodes my node can connect to? I have a 1GB/s internet so i could handle a lot 21:35:28 Can't Monero be downloaded from Github? And how are you getting the latest version fron DNS records? 21:36:09 out_peers N and in_peers M. 21:36:48 Oh. It's some kind of P2P Monero updater? 21:36:58 moneromooo: ty 21:37:00 It could. I guess the binares could be put in various places, and it tries them until it finds a downloadable version. 21:37:12 My script was just getting the latest hashes.txt and stuff 21:37:26 I was actually building it on Tails 21:37:27 How to get the latest version fron DNS records, well... how detailed to you want that ? 21:37:50 You get the TXT records from the update hosts, parse, checks the DNSSEC, compare. 21:38:01 Ah. 21:38:43 Hmm. What to do about that cloudflare. 21:38:56 selsta: I still haven't pushed the GUI support for it. I guess it's kinda moot now, given the GUI did its own thing ? 21:39:34 GUI does not use gitian.sigs 21:39:59 but yea we also have our own auto update thing 21:41:50 does the cli auto update at all? 21:42:23 monerod can tell you when there's an update, also download it, also check it. It won't restart with the new versioh though. Your job. 21:42:31 oh cool 21:42:44 See --check-updates 21:43:26 monero has the best cli 21:43:50 ooh how does the android version of monero cli work? 21:44:05 is it for termux? 22:10:23 moneromooo im trying to update mining for arm from https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/pull/2077 22:10:54 but this is for xmrig and im not sure which code to add 22:12:06 this update https://github.com/tevador/RandomX/pull/202 was added but is not working 22:12:14 Any exchange I can use with visa? 22:18:09 coinbase 22:18:15 enjoy the fees though 22:18:30 swap with ltc not btc 22:18:44 Where do you swap with LTC? 22:19:21 Are you talking about getting LTC from a centralized exchange, then swapping on a decentralized exchange? 22:20:01 is that possible? I was thinking abcdefg_irssi meant like an instant changer, like anything but changelly 22:20:15 melona: define "not working" ? 22:20:24 no 22:20:40 OK, fair enough. I'll go back to coding. 22:21:32 moneromooo: I like you. Please keep coding. 22:21:40 the solution for xmrig will work for monero too but what function to add from all 22:22:25 https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/pull/2077/commits/346892e17059888421ee782d3ecb6f263595b773   or 22:22:26 https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/pull/2077/commits/e74573f81f1b38b4e606b52c39165737656c7f57 22:24:24 yes Elon_sat0shi 22:24:34 you buy btc/ltc from a centralized exchange 22:24:55 then either use a coin swap or use tradeogre/probit or whatever market supports xmr trades 22:24:59 to get xmr 22:25:07 I don't know this code, or the bug. The first patch invalidated the insn cache. Sounds sensible after JIT code generation. 22:25:10 thats how you get monero with a debit/credit card 22:25:48 XMRGuide has a list of instant exchangers for Monero: http://xmrguide42y34onq.onion/exchanges 22:25:57 I'm interested in the feasibility of getting a Visa gift card without KYC. 22:26:29 basically impossible apotheon 22:26:29 Is that a thing in the US, or do you need a credit card or ID at the bank to get Visa gift cards? 22:26:38 floam412: ahh, too bad 22:26:57 you can get visa gift cards in the US with no kyc 22:26:59 pretty easily 22:27:00 The whole "buy something to swap" approach is really a thorn in my side. 22:27:08 abcdefg_irssi: Yeah? How so? 22:27:12 the supermarket lol 22:27:15 you are going to come to the realization that you are/will/was tracked and that nothing you do will prevent it. It's better to "hide in numbers" 22:27:20 Do they sell for paper-cash there? 22:27:24 yes 22:27:26 yes 22:27:33 hmm 22:27:52 so... do as the romans do and get sucked in the vortex of the Twitterbooks and the Linkedfaces 22:28:02 no thx 22:28:13 ok then, good luck 22:28:19 and the FacedIns and the Instatweets 22:28:23 or something like that 22:28:25 yes ^ 22:28:26 exactly 22:29:07 i have social media accounts i made in like high school that i don't use/post on and haven't in years 22:29:25 Everybody gets a little tracked somewhere, but separating the trackingses should be a reasonable goal in some cases. 22:29:34 actively participating in social media networks is like deciding to slowly infest your brains with maggots 22:29:34 s/Everybody/"Everybody"/ 22:29:38 Where do you buy stuff with Monero, that isn't drugs? 22:29:39 * captainbeast[m] < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/TONteBNSLtdiMRdirMWtASTf/message.txt > 22:29:40 * captainbeast[m] < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/kfQHYLQrmLILAvovetEFwcbC/message.txt > 22:29:42 arm mining crash if u dont disable jit 22:29:42 * captainbeast[m] < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/sbdlzpGojCsjtTJuGEeGsGdA/message.txt > 22:29:44 * captainbeast[m] < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/jwywmxtcjTYyfyBcCNstavVc/message.txt > 22:29:46 I wanna buy something legal with Monero 22:29:46 * captainbeast[m] < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/LDHUkPGwvhrQXgPQknHARtRs/message.txt > 22:29:55 you can buy servers/vpns with monero 22:30:07 Elon_Sat0shi: If you're in the EU, you can buy wild game jerky from Germany with Monero. 22:30:17 i will be honest im pretty sure most transactions at this point are drugs but btc was the same way 10 years ago 22:30:20 delivery to your door 22:30:23 I used to think I could be able to hide my identity online and took all these measures.. only to come to the realization that I don't use VPN/Tor all the time and no matter how many times I used Linux at home, there will come a time I will step in to a bank and realize there I am with 7 cameras pointed at me giving "the man" different angles of my face which I'm sure happens everywhere on every sing street corner 22:30:29 apotheon: lol, unfortunately I'm in the US and I also happen to be vegan 22:30:48 Could I just use kraken at that point? 22:30:51 Monero is fast and fees are low. Privacy by default with optional view keys is nice 22:30:56 yes jeremih 22:30:58 floam412: That's why I mentioned separating activities between tracked and untracked. 22:31:04 floam412: the trick is to have multiple identities 22:31:07 You can buy domain names or hosting services with monero 22:31:14 Great way to host a spicy blog 22:31:14 that too 22:31:21 captainbeast: too long didnt read, btw i am never ever ever going to sell my fucking monero 22:31:29 lots of anonymized internet stuff you can do with it 22:31:36 Or pay taxes on it😉 22:31:42 I did have that... this was my go to "private" identity... now you can probably find my face associated with it on the googlebox 22:31:47 > or pay taxes on it 22:31:53 IRS: we've got a live one 22:31:57 cuz I didn't give a fuck after worrying about it for so long 22:32:01 Damn. I lost that page full of things that accept Monero. 22:32:18 and you know what? I like the fact that the gov. knows I'm not pleased about them spying on me 22:32:19 You can buy porn with it 22:32:28 ooo ya 22:32:32 ^ now we talking 22:32:33 boobies 22:32:37 n' tacos 22:32:40 Elon_Sat0shi: starve the irs 22:32:48 Can't have your chick knowing where you send your coins 22:33:17 Oh, here it is: https://www.getmonero.org/community/merchants/ 22:33:23 Elon_Sat0shi: Try that list. 22:33:27 oh thanks 22:34:02 https://www.crypto-armory.com/ can buy ammo heh 22:34:11 "Web Hosting", "Services", and "Goods" seem like promising categories there. 22:34:33 someone should make a P2P website where you put items on an amazon wishlist then deposit crypto into an escrow and people can come in and buy those items to you with a debit/cc which then releases the crypto in escrow to them 22:34:37 to avoid kyc 22:34:38 or has that already been done 22:34:46 The prices on crypt-armory seem a bit high, last I checked. 22:35:15 All ammo prices are pretty high right now 22:35:22 With BCH, there's a thing like that with Amazon gift cards people don't want to know. 22:35:27 I forgot what it's called. 22:35:31 Probably still a bit higher, but you're paying with monero 22:35:38 showcontroller: Yeah, but those seem a bit higher, as you mentioned. 22:36:07 If anyone wants to use their crypto to buy cool collectibles you can always hit me up :) 22:36:24 If I don't have it here, I'm sure I can find someone that does 22:36:35 What's a cool collectible? 22:36:42 NFTs? (har) 22:37:32 nah... something like my loaded xmr notes for example 22:37:35 hold up 22:38:58 https://twitter.com/spesmonerujo 22:40:22 wow, I just checked that spammer captainbeast[m]'s long Matrix messages and those long messages are huge walls of spam 22:40:53 If they'd used IRC directly the spam would've been more effective lmao 22:41:05 But instead the Matrix bridge shortened their spam 22:42:28 loaded XMR notes? 22:44:18 yeah, what about em? 22:44:27 what is a loaded XMR note? 22:44:38 priv key is underneath the hologram 22:44:45 lemme link to you where you can see the finished product 22:45:19 okay so a paper monero 22:45:44 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5307589.0 22:45:48 sorta.. 22:46:02 this is made out of polymer, very much like a real paper fiat note 22:46:07 but... cooler, cuz 22:46:09 well... monero 22:47:13 when you peel the hologram it "honey combs" and there fore you can't just place it back on the note to pretend the monero is still there 22:48:08 just a geeky collectible thing I was into and wanted to make a xmr version of it (Smoothie, and luigii were the only other people who made xmr stuff before me I think) 22:49:57 huh 22:50:00 they look pretty cool 22:52:00 thx :) ... I decided to halt note making though because I'm having a tough time just to time manage my regular every day life... if people here want to organize and take it over, that would be fantastic 22:52:09 I got my money back out of it pretty much for the most part 22:52:45 I just don't want to deal with the time deadlines and stuff any more and keeping on top of the note makers... you can see the "One hundred and fifthty" spelling error even though I told them about it before 22:52:49 :shrugs: 22:56:03 * volantaryism1[m] < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/WnlgprlEcFmlcQRwrcFSnXDY/message.txt > 23:00:12 It was done with bitcoin back in the day. 23:03:23 The ones I'm thinking of are super rare. They guy stopped making them, because it's technically illegal. 23:04:25 Bitcoin fees are so high trading private keys doesnt even sound that unreasonable lol 23:04:43 Also a good way to defeat chain analysis - cant trace off chain txs! 23:05:24 Guess who'll be sending their new really really tainted coins to an exchange soon ? 23:05:45 Who?!!! 23:05:59 Whoever buys private keys probably. 23:06:02 yeah 23:06:37 Just trade your new tainted BTC for XMR on Bisq, I guess. 23:06:46 anon_82641[m] You are thinking of Mike Caldwell... maker of Casascius coins 23:06:57 fun fact - he wasn't the first 23:07:32 Bitbills was first, but that doesn't get glamorized because Mike was the first to get his coins being shown on news sites and tv 23:07:57 what's technically illegal about trading bitcoin private keys on paper? 23:08:24 seems like an odd thing to be illegal 23:08:35 they wanted to make an example out of him... so he complied and he lived happily ever after whereever he is now. Technically they viewed it as money laundering. 23:08:39 I think that comment was about making coin-like objects. 23:08:48 You gave him usd/btc and he funded the coins himself 23:08:59 ah 23:09:58 whats superrr fascinating is watching the casascius coin tracker. Any time someone peels a coin, the twitter bot gets pinged and shows how much and what coin it was 23:10:26 during the bull run in 2020 lots of people were cashing out 25 btc coins like it was nothing 23:11:49 https://casasciustracker.com 23:11:52 oh wow 23:13:02 when lambo? 23:13:07 still a handful of 100 btc ones active lol 23:13:09 not redeemed 23:13:29 6 million dollar coins 23:13:36 i wonder if any of those are lost LOL 23:14:01 yeah that ^ I know the guy who coded that up... very fascinating to go back and see when bulk peels happen and who it could be tied to 23:14:05 i'll pay $10 to have one 23:14:05 Still some with 1000! 23:14:16 yep 23:14:24 like 2 I think? 23:14:30 shit still some with 1000 yea 23:14:32 thats crazy 23:14:41 very... 23:15:08 i mean 23:15:13 they were minted in 2012 23:15:15 what gets crazy is when you see people tweeting about it on twitter... I know for a fact Charlie of LTC has a bunch 23:15:54 i wish i was like 23:15:57 4 years older 23:16:11 I would've paid more attention and cared more about btc in 2009-2010 23:16:29 I knew what it was back then but I was young and just wanted to play video games and smoke pot 23:17:00 i lost a wallet from back then that had btc from a faucet on it lol 23:17:36 I new someone who was mining bitcoin on a largish scale in 2012 23:18:06 yeah i tried to set it up on my laptop in 2011 but ran into some issue and gave up 23:21:48 if it's any consolation, bitcoin would be worth slightly less if it wasn't for your noble contribution to its deflation 23:27:29 well it would be but i barely hold btc anymore 23:51:37 🤔 23:54:09 Are there any analysis documents on adapting lightning to monero? 23:54:34 anon_82641: no need, monero can handle txs on layer 1 23:56:38 anon_82641[m]: https://eprint.iacr.org/2020/1441 23:56:55 https://eprint.iacr.org/2019/595 23:57:04 afaik these are two different approaches