00:25:57 <dtuoahgw> Howard, you know why all the 'Titanic intelligence Saviour of NASA' posts stopped last year? They know you are an embarrassment. Your arse didn't learn anything new in 25 years, and that includes C++. They just can't say it to your face.
01:18:45 <swrangsar> is there any amd epyc server in the market that could be bought for mining xmr?
01:19:28 <swrangsar> or is amd ryzen 3900x a better choice?
01:22:56 <gingeropolous> swrangsar, there are a lot
01:23:06 <gingeropolous> of epyc servers that could be bought for mining xmr
01:23:30 <gingeropolous> i personally think going the server route is better because these devices were meant to be on 24/7 at higher loads than home-grade stuff
01:24:01 <swrangsar> any good manufacturer name hp or dell etc.?
01:24:03 <gingeropolous> but some ppl like the enthusiast PC level 3900x etc.
01:24:29 <gingeropolous> yeah, they are all pretty good. I haven't really had different makes to tell the difference though.
01:24:42 <gingeropolous> but HP, dell, supermicro, they've all been around forever
01:25:18 <gingeropolous> it just depends on what your going for. some servers come better built to have 9000 drives in them. some are more just CPU and ram designed
01:26:19 <gingeropolous> another benefit is the organization. servers are designed to be put in racks. home PCs, you end up with towers just stacked on each other or whatever
01:26:36 <gingeropolous> but yeah, checkout #monero-pools, lotta mining tlak there
01:26:52 <gingeropolous> some more colorful language as well, so beware :)
01:26:55 <PiRATA> does anybody know nuc like boxes but with AMD instead?
01:27:33 <PiRATA> would be great for mining I guess
01:27:34 <gingeropolous> oh, see u already tried in there
01:27:49 <swrangsar> can a 1u rack server be placed on a table
01:27:52 <swrangsar> ?
01:27:55 <volantaryism1[m]> Tx_extra could potentially be useful if you want to send a secret message to someone and have no one else able to link that to you
01:27:59 <gingeropolous> swrangsar, sure
01:28:13 <volantaryism1[m]> HOWEVER your tx will stick out like a sore thumb lol
01:28:24 <volantaryism1[m]> Probably best to churn a few times after
01:28:26 <gingeropolous> volantaryism1[m], i think messages can be packed into the rangeproof or something
01:28:35 <swrangsar> don't really understand what these 1u, 2u, etc. stand for
01:29:02 <gingeropolous> its some convention. I think of 1u as 1 unit. it takes up 1 rack unit.
01:29:04 <gingeropolous> 2u takes up 2
01:29:18 <PiRATA> yup
01:29:21 <gingeropolous> racks come in different sizes
01:29:27 <gingeropolous> 20u, 48u, etc
01:30:46 <gingeropolous> i mean, you could theoretically spend 200 grand and get 2 mh/s in a closet
01:30:58 <PiRATA> swrangsar: I have one 1u right here. Too bad I can't sleep with all the noise. Need something more quiet
01:35:21 <PiRATA> gingeropolous: is this good for mining? https://www.asus.com/us/Displays-Desktops/Mini-PCs/All-series/Mini-PC-PN50/
01:35:30 <Bill48105> i sold a bunch of doge for monero if anyone needs any. prefer ltc or bch but will take most any coin on the bot
01:39:35 <volantaryism1[m]> PiRATA: ryzen 3000 series is your best bet
01:45:46 <PiRATA> volantaryism1[m]: thanks
02:08:06 <Bill48105> i haven't kept up with rizon
02:08:09 <Bill48105> s
02:08:17 <Bill48105> ryzen
02:08:36 <Bill48105> hate how there's 2 spellings for irc vs cpu lol
02:17:49 <louipc> heuheuh
02:52:31 <DisBotXMR1> <TcidenebEH> Well one is rizon And the other is ryzen i and y and near identical vowels
04:50:12 <Norkle> .faucet
04:50:13 <Wallet> N​orkle: How ma​ny chars in hay
04:50:17 <Norkle> 3
04:50:18 <Wallet> Norkle: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000044 XMR to Norkle [d4bf732e] Wait ≈23 hrs 55 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01706066
04:52:30 <lachlan> hello?
04:53:00 <louipc> sup
04:56:22 <lachlan> does anyone think the true worth of a cryptocurrency is it's utility?
04:57:55 <louipc> its true worth is how many tendies it gets you
05:02:06 <lachlan> cool, thanks
05:10:59 <lza_menace> very insightful
05:11:03 <lza_menace> :D
06:55:12 <Inge-> .faucet
06:55:14 <Wallet> I​nge-: How many total letters or nu​mbers in GSR
06:55:17 <Inge-> 3
06:55:17 <Wallet> Inge-: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000166 XMR to Inge- [e306fcbd] Wait ≈1 day 22 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01703526
07:42:22 <hmmp> .faucet
07:42:24 <Wallet> h​mmp: How many chars in a​ge
07:42:28 <hmmp> 3
07:42:29 <Wallet> hmmp: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000033 XMR to hmmp [a0bdd75d] Wait ≈23 hrs 57 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01703196
08:32:15 <DisBotXMR1> <Jeremih> Why do people shill coins with 180B in supply
08:32:33 <DisBotXMR1> <Jeremih> It's never going to reach a cent, ever
08:32:43 <DisBotXMR1> <Jeremih> Well maybe doge
08:33:14 <DisBotXMR1> <Jeremih> But other than doge there are any few exceptions
08:37:13 <Bill48105> .doge
08:37:13 <Wallet> Bill48105: ≈$0.4828 • ≈ value of: 1 DOGE • Source: cmc/ccc/altm
08:37:21 <Bill48105> 48 cents each.. half way there :D
08:47:11 <Inge-> quite the mempool congestion, for being XMR
09:08:02 <kijari[m]> I am the luckiest unlucky person to exist. My gambling script had a 0.00051516763040% of losing me money and it somehow happened within a few hours. How do I get so lucky for the unluckiest of events to occur?
09:10:44 <DisBotXMR1> <hennyh> .faucet
09:23:05 <PiRATA> kijari[m]: they (machines) are against us
09:23:11 <PiRATA> xD
09:28:22 <kijari[m]> The dumb thing is, this is about as good of odds as someone can get to profit without losing anything. You know, unless someone has an insane amount of money so they can do far more bets than we can with a martingale-like strategy.
09:33:36 <ishikawa[m]>  Who should i go with If i was to start an eCommerce site and wanted to accept XMR as a payment option
09:33:58 <ishikawa[m]> Its seems Wix has better crypto support over shopify
09:34:05 <ishikawa[m]>  * It seems Wix has better crypto support over shopify
09:36:43 <kijari[m]> Cryptocurrency Checkout seems to be the best I've found so far but I don't know how well it would work for a checkout. They have guides located at https://cryptocurrencycheckout.com/guides so you can scroll through and see if they integrate with anything you may be planning to use.
09:37:10 <kijari[m]> I know it supports "BigCommerce" stores but that's about all I know. It's been a while since I last looked into them.
09:38:49 <ishikawa[m]> I will check it out no pun intended ahahah
09:39:59 <ishikawa[m]> I have seen alot of crypto woocommerce integration on some sites but i dont really want to use wordpress
09:41:34 <kijari[m]> Seems like at the bottom of their guides section they have a way to integrate into your site without hooking to any other website/checkout service.
09:45:50 <kijari[m]> May be worth checking https://cryptocurrencycheckout.com/faq as well before you make any decisions. I quite like that there are no fees involved, the coins go straight to your wallet with no middleman and there's no KYC on the site either but it's up to you whether or not you believe in their business model as they explain it in the FAQ section.
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09:48:16 <ishikawa[m]> It does look good so far.
09:48:16 <ishikawa[m]> I cant seem to see monero as payment in this pic though
09:48:57 <ishikawa[m]> Its interesting as they seem to accept pirate?
09:49:20 <kijari[m]> Dammit. I forgot about that part. I knew that there was a reason I decided to not use them but I couldn't remember what it was.
09:49:45 <ishikawa[m]> They look so good though damn!
09:49:57 <kijari[m]> They have a coin voting process where four coins are brought into the poll, people vote for which they would like to be added, it gets added to the list, and then another voting round begins.
09:50:28 <ishikawa[m]> Im surprised pirate got in and not xmr?
09:50:28 <ishikawa[m]> what the hell
09:51:21 <ishikawa[m]> Well im going to keep looking
09:51:41 <ishikawa[m]> WooCommerce seems to have good crypto intergration
09:51:52 <ishikawa[m]> Im just not a big fan of wordpress stores
09:51:54 <kijari[m]> You can go to https://cryptocurrencycheckout.com/get_listed and request Monero to be added in the future. In the meantime other services may provide something better.
09:52:07 <kijari[m]> Especially if you want to use Monero given that it currently isn't listed.
09:53:50 <ishikawa[m]> https://nowpayments.io
09:54:02 <ishikawa[m]> Found this also
09:55:12 <kijari[m]> I came across that one rather early as well. It's quite good but know that they require KYC to use the service. That ultimately was the reason I ignored the service since I was after a donation system that didn't require a middleman or KYC.
09:55:26 <kijari[m]> If you're owning an online store though then KYC is probably not a problem.
09:56:17 <ishikawa[m]> Yeah i just saw this now that they have some hefty KYC/AML requirements
09:56:55 <ishikawa[m]> Not generally a fan of that
09:57:44 <kijari[m]> Well, KYC is generally considered as normal for services that are largely used by businesses because businesses are typically legally registered and as such must follow all regulations currently in place.
09:58:44 <ishikawa[m]> Yes your right in that regard.
09:58:44 <ishikawa[m]> From a business standpoint that makes sense i guess.
10:00:24 <kijari[m]> It's unfortunate but it's in place primarily to stop money laundering and all of that. I mean, it clearly doesn't work given that people still get away with it but still.
10:01:19 <ishikawa[m]> Yeah KYC/AML sucks ass clearly.
10:01:20 <ishikawa[m]> Its pointless.
10:03:34 <kijari[m]> Fun fact: Paypal is used as a way to evade taxes in Sweden. Can't remember what it was but it was something along the lines of "If the money doesn't leave the account to go to your bank account, you don't have to pay taxes". Not sure if there is a limit until you hit the point where you're forced to pay but I know a few people that did that.
10:04:30 <sech1> Whaat? Tell me more
10:04:46 <Mumuks[m]1> <kijari[m] "Fun fact: Paypal is used as a wa"> Technically if it is legal, it is not tax evasion
10:04:55 <ishikawa[m]> That is very interesting!
10:05:15 <ishikawa[m]> 😈
10:05:24 <louipc> its tax planning
10:05:53 <ishikawa[m]> Why did i just discover https://www.bitrefill.com
10:06:02 <ishikawa[m]> Has anyone used this?
10:06:03 <Mumuks[m]1> Tax avodaince vs tax evasion
10:07:39 <sech1> it looks like anything up to 50k SEK (~5k Euro) per year is ok
10:07:41 <sech1> https://www.skatteverket.se/privat/skatter/arbeteochinkomst/inkomster/internet/forsaljning.4.7b610ded10741da92fa8000834.html
10:07:42 <kijari[m]> Never used that site but I have used coincards.com
10:08:16 <ishikawa[m]> <kijari[m] "Never used that site but I have "> Coin cards is good but dont have it in my location
10:08:30 <sech1> but if you get over 50k SEK via paypal per year, you have to report
10:08:34 <kijari[m]> Neither do I. I just paid for shipping proxies to deliver it to me.
10:08:39 <ishikawa[m]> It makes it way more viable to live off my cryptos
10:08:47 <ishikawa[m]> so good
10:09:06 <ishikawa[m]> I love how i just found out about this "service"
10:09:13 <kijari[m]> <sech1 "but if you get over 50k SEK via "> Ah, yeah. Similar to Canada and the United States. Don't remember which one but they have to report it if they have earned more than $20,000 in a year.
10:10:16 <kijari[m]> ishikawa: Are you annoyed by online services requiring a phone number and paranoid that if you buy a burner SIM they can still track you off the cell towers? Fear no more! Buy a digital number that can't be traced to you in any way! https://dtmf.io/
10:10:49 <ishikawa[m]> <kijari[m] "ishikawa: Are you annoyed by onl"> ooft! i love it
10:10:52 <kijari[m]> That was really awkward to read back but yeah. They sell you a virtual phone number that is accessible via an API. No logs are kept or anything.
10:11:05 <kijari[m]> It's just dead simple: private phone numbers.
10:11:23 <PiRATA> who even would put his number on a web form? lol
10:11:31 <PiRATA> *their
10:11:32 <kijari[m]> I'm just sad that the plans that can verify online services are sold out at the moment.
10:11:51 <ishikawa[m]> <kijari[m] "I'm just sad that the plans that"> Yeah out of stock for my country :(
10:12:27 <kijari[m]> They don't sell by country, they just sell you a number from a random country to my understanding.
10:12:55 <kijari[m]> Nevermind, it's not a random country. You choose where you would like the number to be located and pay accordingly.
10:13:03 <ishikawa[m]> Is there a service that sells data only sims that can be used anonymously
10:13:22 <kijari[m]> They don't have phone numbers from antarctica. How am I supposed to be woke now?
10:14:08 <kijari[m]> Data online SIM cards as in mobile data and no calling/texting functionality?
10:14:16 <kijari[m]> Data only*
10:14:17 <ishikawa[m]> Yeah
10:15:06 <ishikawa[m]> I really only use signal any data type stuff anyways
10:15:16 <ishikawa[m]>  * I really only use signal and data only type stuff anyways
10:17:37 <kijari[m]> Not to my knowledge. Most services that I'd consider private as ones like the one I linked above. Online and virtual. Not sure if I'm behind in the times but I don't even trust phones so I don't have a SIM to call, text, or use data. I just use Signal if necessary at home (There's only 3 people on Signal I talk to because they refuse to use a decentralized encrypted application) and other messaging applications at home.
10:18:07 <kijari[m]> Then again I am probably the complete minority because I know phones basically run society at this point.
10:20:37 <ishikawa[m]> <kijari[m] "Not to my knowledge. Most servic"> That's exactly what i wanted to do but be able to use data when im out of the house as well so i can still contact my friends and family on signal etc
10:21:32 <ishikawa[m]> Sim cards suck and i dont know anyone that uses regular calls and text at this point
10:21:47 <ishikawa[m]> Apart from a few select people
10:22:09 <kijari[m]> With a sim card that already has calling and texting, yeah. Without calling and texting, unlikely. It's usually a bundle deal. Perhaps you can try one of those "streamer packs" that are just backpacks that give you a lot of data but they are probably a lot more expensive than a SIM card.
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10:25:42 * ishikawa[m]  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/CvnSRmgwuEmIYiroAOijHMqC/message.txt >
10:26:35 <kijari[m]> I should mention that all killswitches are on at all times except for headphones because that AUX cord lets me listen to my FLACs on the go without anything spying on me.
10:27:20 <kijari[m]> I'll be installing Gentoo on mine soon. Maybe I'm a masochist but I think it'll be a fun project for a day or two.
10:27:39 <ishikawa[m]> Damn gentoo pinephone 😆
10:27:49 <ishikawa[m]> Sounds like a cool little setup
10:28:19 <ishikawa[m]> Hows the pinephone run?
10:28:19 <ishikawa[m]> I was thinking about getting the new Beta edition
10:28:44 <kijari[m]> That's what I have. To my knowledge there are no changes other than the branding.
10:29:28 <kijari[m]> I got the developer kit or whatever it's called. Got 3GB of RAM instead of 2GB and a dock for it. Was a steal as well because there was (and maybe still is) a $100 sale for early adopters.
10:29:48 <kijari[m]> To clarify, $100 off. Not $100 for the phone.
10:30:05 <sech1> killswitches?
10:30:33 <ishikawa[m]> I might snag one, ive had my eyes on it for a while.
10:31:23 <kijari[m]> @sech1 PinePhones have killswitches if you remove the back casing. Basically you can completely cut off the physical circuit to cell towers, your cameras, bluetooth, etc. for battery saving or privacy purposes. Just flip the switch, reboot and it's done.
10:31:52 <ishikawa[m]> <sech1 "killswitches?"> Generally more secure than turning it off from the OS
10:36:56 <ishikawa[m]> Phone projects i think are great: GrapheneOs, Librem phone, PinePhone, calyxOS
10:38:07 <kijari[m]> Librem has issues though. Some early backers have been waiting over a year and still have yet to get their device. Their shipping is terrible and the company seems like a mess at the moment. I'm sure in due time that'll change but right now it's rough.
10:38:30 <ishikawa[m]> This is true.
10:39:05 <ishikawa[m]> GrapheneOs and PinePhone and top choices
10:39:38 <ishikawa[m]> Ive never used calyxOS because i dont want any google in my phone not even microG
10:39:59 <ishikawa[m]> Any way im going so of topic ahahah
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10:40:56 <ishikawa[m]>  * Anyway im going so of topic ahahah
10:41:05 <kijari[m]> I nearly had a heart attack from that bet. My god, that's 1/3rd of my balance.
10:41:16 <kijari[m]> Oops, wrong screenshot.
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10:41:31 <kijari[m]> That one.
10:41:52 <kijari[m]> Don't gamble kids. It's bad for you.
10:42:05 <ishikawa[m]> What is this? have you made a script of some sort?
10:42:40 <kijari[m]> That was me going "My gambling script is too slow. Let's go manual for a moment and try to win back some of the 360 TRX I've lost today. It's do or die."
10:42:54 <ishikawa[m]> oh damn aahhahaha
10:43:05 <ishikawa[m]> Whats this script you talk of?
10:44:26 <kijari[m]> My gambling script blew up in my face earlier today and lost me 300 TRX. It has a 0.00051516763040% of doing that and it somehow managed to do so within 4 hours.
10:44:40 <kijari[m]> I'm so mad that such an unlikely event actually happened.
10:44:50 <ishikawa[m]> You got lucky.... kinda ahahah
10:45:13 <ishikawa[m]> What did you program the script in?
10:46:29 <kijari[m]> The gambling script isn't too fancy. It basically just sets a bet on dice game with a 44% chance to win. On a loss, increase the amount I'm betting. I added in some parameters so that the odds change based on winning and losing as well so it's more profitable and lower risk. Made it in Python because I can't be asked to do that in anything else.
10:48:04 <ishikawa[m]> Very nice! cool project, I want to make something similar to get my coding skills up.
10:48:04 <ishikawa[m]> Im learning python at the moment
10:48:39 <ishikawa[m]> Do you run it then play the game or does it run in your browser?
10:48:39 <kijari[m]> I'm learning Zig but wrote the script in Python because writing a script like that in a C-like language is a huge hassle.
10:55:33 <kijari[m]> <ishikawa[m] "Do you run it then play the game"> I did it in the laziest way I knew how. Screenshot the window, grab the color of the most recent bet and color match it, if it's red execute x code, if it's green execute y code.
10:55:48 <kijari[m]> Then just repeat the above.
10:56:34 <kijari[m]> Oh, and mouse click on a set x,y coordinate on my screen which is associated with different actions. Increasing or decreasing win chance, changing bet amounts, etc.
10:57:43 <ishikawa[m]> That's actually a good way to do it.
10:57:43 <ishikawa[m]> No need to over complicate things i guess.
11:01:12 <kijari[m]> If you enjoy learning obscure tech, I strongly recommend Zig. It's a non-profit foundation that works on Zig, the programming language, and Zig itself was quite literally developed by someone that said C was too complicated and started ripping features out that made no sense. The end result? A language that is 100% compatible with C with a simpler syntax and far easier learning curve. It's basically a rust equivalent but
11:01:12 <kijari[m]> for C developers/coders since Rust is mainly for C++ developers.
11:01:30 <kijari[m]> Maybe there's a better way to think of it but basically Zig is to C what Rust is to C++.
11:34:26 <yyug[m]> .faucet
11:34:26 <Wallet> yyug[m]: Access denied for faucet. Are you logged in?
11:34:56 <yyug[m]> Wallet: help
11:34:56 <Wallet> yyug[m]: Access denied for help. Are you logged in?
11:39:13 <jonah_xd[m]> Happens for matrix users dunno why
11:40:42 <yyug[m]> Is there somewhere I can read about how the faucet works?
11:46:10 <selsta> register with freenode
11:46:24 <glix> .faucet
11:46:24 <Wallet> glix: Your default coin is now set to XMR. Change with coins command.
11:46:25 <Wallet> g​lix: How many letters i​n tell
11:46:35 <glix> 4
11:46:35 <Wallet> glix: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000016 XMR to glix [1d592124] Wait ≈1 day 8 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01703036
12:08:59 <yyug[m]> .faucet
12:08:59 <Wallet> yyug[m]: Access denied for faucet. Are you logged in?
12:17:16 <Inge-> irc masterrace
12:23:56 <Joeri[m]> what's the theoretical max tx per second of monero
12:24:22 <Joeri[m]> there's dynamic block size and triptych will make transactions smaller iirc. but what kind of numbers can we expect then?
12:25:27 <selsta> there is no theoretical max, it will depend on bandwidth and cpu
12:31:50 <nioc> also with triptych the ringsize will be increased so probably no reduction in tx size
12:34:03 <Inge-> at some scale, less powerful machines or slower internet pipes won't be able to stay in sync
12:34:24 <Inge-> currently it seems an rPi+ single HDD can keep up
12:39:21 <nioc> what, I can't stream on my 56k modem?
12:39:32 <PiRATA> lol
12:39:48 <PiRATA> glad I never had to use one xD
12:40:07 <nioc> the connection sound was wonderful
12:40:10 <PiRATA> only had internet a few years later
12:42:23 <azy> .faucet
12:42:25 <Wallet> ​azy: How m​any chars in jail
12:42:35 <azy> 4
12:42:35 <Wallet> azy: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000026 XMR to azy [ece8ddd4] Wait ≈23 hrs 57 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01702776
12:42:43 <azy> .balance
12:42:44 <Wallet> azy: • Your balance is: 0.0002199 XMR (≈0.09 USD)
12:43:01 <glix> azy: $$$
12:44:28 <glix> .val 0.01702 xmr
12:44:28 <Wallet> glix: ≈$6.8655 • ≈ value of: 0.01702 XMR • Source: cmc/ccc/altm
12:53:49 <hmmp> 0.01702776 is bot's balance, not azy's :P got tricked like that earlier too...
14:04:27 <Joeri[m]> <selsta "there is no theoretical max, it "> okay but in practice? can we expect similar issues to bitcoin and ETH?
14:05:41 <Bill48105> it's odd how many people get confused & think @bonuspot is the user's balance when they do faucet..
14:28:46 <volantaryism1[m]> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/6668#issuecomment-670978771
15:03:22 <Inge-> PiRATA: try a 1200 baud modem ...
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16:25:35 <TheFuzzStone[m]> Hi. Do some fuckers come in here and post pictures of fluffypony robbing someone and other bullshit?
16:26:26 <fluffypony> you mean the spam?
16:26:59 <lh1008[m]> <TheFuzzStone[m] "Hi. Do some fuckers come in here"> Their doing it in monero mining, monero es (spanish), and here too, yes.
16:27:52 <TheFuzzStone[m]> And also in #xmr.ru:matrix.org ....
16:28:43 <lh1008[m]> <lh1008[m] "Their doing it in monero mining,"> they're***
16:29:48 <charolastra> are you meta-spaming now?
16:29:51 <TheFuzzStone[m]> Is there some kind of bot that prohibits posting pictures and links for a certain time? We have one in Telegram, which takes away all newcomers' rights to post pictures and links, but if a person needs help, then one of the admins should reply to his message `/trust` - then he gets all the rights.
16:29:51 <TheFuzzStone[m]> It would be cool to find such a bot for matrix.
16:30:14 <Mumuks[m]1> <TheFuzzStone[m] "And also in #xmr.ru:matrix.org ."> I had a bot that was catching the spam in 10 monero related rooms, but the spammer has changed the behaviour in such a way that the bot can not handle it.
16:30:36 <Mumuks[m]1> I'm working in a new Maubot based moderator not that will fix it
16:30:43 <Mumuks[m]1> But it might take some time
16:31:51 <Mumuks[m]1> In the future I can include #xmr.ru:matrix.org in the rooms to protect
16:36:15 <TheFuzzStone[m]> <Mumuks[m]1 "In the future I can include #xmr"> Thanks
16:36:55 <lh1008[m]> <charolastra "are you meta-spaming now?"> If you're talking to me, no I'm not spamming the groups. Don't need to, seems someone is already doing the job.
16:37:44 <charolastra> no, @TheFuzzStone[m]
16:37:58 <Mumuks[m]1> <TheFuzzStone[m] "Thanks"> Don't say thanks until it is ready... Hopefully soon
16:38:08 <TheFuzzStone[m]> <Mumuks[m]1 "Don't say thanks until it is rea"> Soon^TM
16:51:46 <lh1008[m]> I've got a question, when executing the daemon, what type of connection does the nodes have? http, https, ssh,...
16:54:03 <charolastra> your node to other nodes?
16:54:22 <lh1008[m]> yes
16:55:12 <charolastra> i assume it's a (custom?) p2p protocol
16:58:59 <moneromooo> HTTP (and custom stuff in it) for P2P, HTTP and HTTPS (with JSON in it) for RPC.
17:00:39 <lh1008[m]> Okay thank you for the answers.
17:02:40 <tasse> Hi, I read somewhere that there is supposed to be a "save transaction" and "load transaction" functionality in the monero-gui (for cold transaction signing) - is this true and am I just too stupid to find it in the UI or is this only supported via CLI?
17:04:09 <tasse> (talking about the GUI wallet)
17:06:44 <PiRATA> never seen options for that
17:06:51 <johnkmus[m]> Is there any reason why copying my lmdb folder to another SSD causes the blockchain  to get corrupted? setting up a pinode and I would rather not wait 3 weeks for the pi to do it by itself
17:09:12 <johnkmus[m]> *to sync by itself
17:09:48 <tasse> hm ok PiRATA - maybe they meant the CLI - do you know another way but using CLI?
17:09:49 <moneromooo> Is the daemon still running on the file you're copying from ?
17:10:21 <johnkmus[m]> no i turned it off before i began copying
17:10:29 <selsta> afaik it should work as long as it's the same endianness
17:11:00 <johnkmus[m]> i only tried it once, i guess i could give it a go again but the transfer takes over an hour
17:11:19 <johnkmus[m]> thought i would ask first in case im doing something wrong
17:13:44 <selsta> tasse: if it is a view only wallet the GUI will allow you to save the transaction to a file
17:13:50 <selsta> but don't know about loading
17:16:07 <tasse> thats exactly what i read @selsta - I have a view only wallet yet I do not see any save anywhere
17:16:32 <selsta> tasse: what if you try to do a transaction
17:16:52 <tasse> just a sec
17:23:56 <tasse> need to do some syncing first
17:26:03 <moneromooo> Do the two machines have the same endianness ?
17:31:34 <johnkmus[m]> I believe so, transferring from Ubuntu to Rasberry pi OS. Gonna try it again and see if it was just a fluke and report back
17:36:31 <moneromooo> Are the two files the same (hash them) /
18:56:49 <johnnycash> best way to buy monero with cash?
18:57:52 <cardboardoranges> if you mean physical cash, then localmonero
18:58:00 <cardboardoranges> if fiat, then it depends where you are, but likely Kraken
19:09:05 <johnkmus[m]> well i md5 hashed them and they were the same, but it still didnt want to start the node. log just says "Error: couldn't connect to daemon" Checked and they were both little endian systems. I guess ill just use the Pi to sync, not a huge deal bc i have other nodes.  I dont really have a ton of time to devote to figuring this out but thank you for the help anyway!
19:10:02 <selsta> what is the daemon error message? ./monerod
19:12:45 <admin-A> is anyone here involved with serious day trading between currencies
19:12:49 <admin-A> to increase profit margins?
19:12:54 <admin-A> and can you advise a nice chatroom plz
19:13:51 <selsta> #monero-markets
19:14:23 <admin-A> guys how do I login here
19:14:28 <admin-A> I don't remember :( srry
19:14:31 <admin-A> thanks selsta
19:15:25 <selsta> https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration
19:15:34 <PiRATA>  /msg /nickserv identify password
19:17:19 <johnkmus[m]> just that message + LAN IP in the log. its headless so I cant see monerod running if thats what you mean. but its fine ill just sync with thoe pi itself, im honestly interested in seeing how long it takes by itself
19:20:39 <selsta> yea you have to start it directly to get the error, or look into .bitmonero log
19:25:06 <moneromooo> What makes you think the blockchain is corrupted ?
19:25:24 <admin-A> aaah
19:25:25 <admin-A> ffs
19:25:26 <admin-A> haha
19:25:29 <admin-A> :(
19:32:35 <admin-A> so
19:33:35 <admin-A> ssd
19:33:41 <admin-A> d
19:33:57 <johnkmus[m]> since the file hashes are the same, its probably not, but that what i dont get because im literally just swapping out the lmdb folder
20:00:51 <Guest27> hi @ll. Is cudominer legit?
20:03:34 <Guest27> What software you guys use to mine? I only found cudominer and I thought it could be a good option to run that on Linux
20:05:44 <Lyza> xmrig
20:05:56 <Lyza> https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases
20:08:11 <Guest27> I'm not sure if I could use that xmrig got no GUI right?
20:08:45 <Lyza> right, it's got a text configuration file which isn't too hard to figure out. there's even a configuration wizard
20:08:52 <Guest27> And I only mine with old CPU...
20:10:00 <Guest27> Alright I will give it a try. Thank you very much for your help Lyza
20:11:06 <Lyza> np
20:11:53 <Lyza> Guest27 try this for config maybe https://config.xmrig.com/ -- docs are here https://xmrig.com/docs/miner
20:12:39 <Lyza> ah well
20:26:14 <volantaryism1[m]> hyc https://www.coindesk.com/new-york-bill-would-freeze-bitcoin-miners-pending-environmental-review randomX the gift that keeps on giving
20:53:58 <tasse> so i am synced now @ selsta - when I try to do a transaction aka send something the send button is just greyed out and a warning is there: "this is a view only wallet blabla"
20:54:17 <tasse> where should i find the possibility to save the transaction? am I blind? is this hidden is some other menu somewhere maybe?
20:54:46 <selsta> according to the code it should be possible after you click on the send button
20:55:06 <tasse> hm well its not clickable
20:56:11 <tasse> there is however one button right next to "Address" (a little monitor) that appears to do nothing
20:56:29 <tasse> do you have the code open? could you link it? maybe I am missing some precondition or something
20:57:24 <tasse> and just to be clear that I am not doing sth completely wrong: 1. i create a transaction on my view wallet 2. I sign this on my air gapped machine 3. I load it into the view wallet (somehow) and broadcast it
20:57:52 <selsta> tasse: https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/blob/master/main.qml#L933
20:58:36 <tasse> thank you
20:59:05 <selsta> but yep it is not possible to send if it is a view only button
20:59:11 <tasse> (I was also suspecting 'i3' to be a problem but I tried it on xfce as well)
20:59:20 <selsta> view only wallet*
20:59:36 <selsta> https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/blob/master/pages/Transfer.qml#L806
20:59:52 <selsta> sendButtonWarningBox is filled with view only text so button is disabled
20:59:53 <tasse> also regarding this code: why is the sending not in an else? is this even functioning? is nobody using it this way oO?
21:01:23 <selsta> not sure what you mean with "else"
21:01:33 <selsta> it most likely got broken in some update
21:02:11 <tasse> well i mean there is the "if (viewOnly) { .. }" and afterwards "currentWallet.commitTransactionAsync(transaction);" seems to be just called
21:02:49 <selsta> looks correct to me
21:03:03 <selsta> only issue is send button being disabled in view only wallet
21:03:27 <tasse> ah you are right. I missed the part in line 1552
21:06:50 <selsta> opened an issue for it
21:06:54 <tasse> maybe its due to https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/commit/a0a9d9e31e7760921ccc460c275ff6adca415fe5 ? idk, not familiar with the code at all. I will file a bug tomorrow - thanks for your help so far :)
21:06:58 <tasse> ok, awesome!
21:08:05 <tasse> out of curiousity (as it can't be many people using it like this or everybody is just holding): how are you managing your xmr? hw wallet?
21:09:07 <selsta> yes hw wallet
21:26:18 <BigBoiiMike> /kill al_
21:26:24 <BigBoiiMike> .help
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21:26:39 <BigBoiiMike> .balance
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21:27:36 <BigBoiiMike> bitcoin = suspect
21:27:55 <BigBoiiMike> I think bitcoin is the feds
21:28:01 <Bill48105> as if
21:37:29 <selsta> tasse: ok, I know what to do now
21:37:56 <selsta> you have to fill amount and address and afterwards click on the "create" button in advanced options
21:38:26 <selsta> advanced options -> offline transaction signing
21:51:42 <jj1013[m]> <BigBoiiMike "/kill al_"> You playin' Minecraft?
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22:20:34 <jonah_xd[m]> Am i suppose to use ChangeServ DM to register ?
22:20:48 <jonah_xd[m]> Because i can't the / element alrdy uses it for its functions