00:04:22 <yanmaani> nioc: those odds aren't half-bad. you could run a very tiny mining pool and still have OK results
00:04:38 <yanmaani> 2000 people would smooth out most of your variance, right
00:06:34 <nioc> I'm on a pool that usually has ~50 people and 600 KH/s
00:06:58 <nioc> so small pool and I don't mind the variance
01:42:14 <Norkle> .faucet
01:42:17 <Wallet> N​orkle: How many c​hars in role
01:42:21 <Norkle> 4
01:42:21 <Wallet> Norkle: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000024 XMR to Norkle [8c09dd8b] Wait ≈23 hrs 54 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01663541
02:23:03 <Yes5555555555> is there something like filecoin but with monero technology?
02:23:30 <jj1013[m]> <Yes5555555555 "is there something like filecoin"> Doubt it.
02:23:37 <jj1013[m]> Filecoin has gas fees.
02:23:37 <Yes5555555555> why not :'(
02:23:40 <jj1013[m]> You know what that means.
02:23:50 <Yes5555555555> it means they dont use electric cars?
02:24:07 <jj1013[m]> <Yes5555555555 "it means they dont use electric "> What?
02:24:15 <jj1013[m]> No, it means they will be expensive.
02:24:18 <Yes5555555555> was an attempt at humor
02:25:36 <Yes5555555555> why are so many people buying shitcoins right now
02:29:29 <Yes5555555555> It seems filecoin has a lot of problems
04:37:04 <kijari[m]> Filecoin has so many problems right now. Closest we have currently to anything near what Filecoin is promising is Sia and BitTorrent Token with BTFS (it's a fork of IPFS). I think Storj works as well but Sia is better in almost every way, especially with adoption rate.
04:40:05 <kijari[m]> Should mention as well that BTFS, while it seems promising, is still in its infancy and doesn't have anywhere near the amount of features that Sia offers. Maybe that isn't needed but it's still nice to have some of them, especially if you store media files through Sia and wish to stream them to multiple people at the same times.
08:41:49 <tadeas> Hi! I've done some mining with a multisig wallet, and now my transactions are rejected by the daemon: Error: Reason: invalid input. All on stagenet. Are there any known limitations to mining with a multisig wallet?
08:58:43 <Metamorphosis> .duckcall
08:58:44 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
09:00:01 <Inge-> .help
09:00:01 <Wallet> Inge-: I'm a cool multi-coin multi-platform bot by Bill48105. Docs: https://bill48105.github.io/wallet/ | My core commands: .balance .deposit .faucet .ping .soak .tip .val .withdraw  | .help <games|share|misc|other> to see others | .help <cmd> for more details.
09:06:59 <Mochi101> .help games
09:07:00 <Wallet> Mochi101: I'm a cool multi-coin multi-platform bot by Bill48105. Docs: https://bill48105.github.io/wallet/ | My games commands: .bang .befr .bj .drawpoker .duckcall .holdem .poker .reload .roul .slots  | .help <games|share|misc|other> to see others | .help <cmd> for more details.
09:18:58 <Bill48105> what up mochi what you looking for
09:19:09 <sech1> .balance
09:19:10 <Wallet> sech1: • Your balance is: 0.00491335 XMR (≈2.25 USD)
09:19:31 <sech1> .faucet
09:19:33 <Wallet> s​ech1: How l​ong is the word this
09:19:36 <sech1> 4
09:19:36 <Wallet> sech1: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000014 XMR to sech1 [89c7f402] Wait ≈23 hrs 55 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01668396
09:19:59 <Mochi101> Nothing really Bill48105, just the bot could have told me that the commands were disabled before allowing me to spam the channel with it.
09:20:03 <sir_poppins[m]> .balance
09:20:03 <Wallet> sir_poppins[m]: Access denied for balance. Are you logged in?
09:20:25 <sir_poppins[m]> how :(
09:20:38 <sir_poppins[m]> .login
09:21:25 <sir_poppins[m]> Wallet: .login
09:21:34 <hiddener> :D
09:22:01 <sir_poppins[m]> Wallet:  see the git
09:22:01 <sir_poppins[m]> LOL
09:22:01 <sir_poppins[m]> im a bot
09:33:52 <MRV> .balance
09:33:52 <Wallet> MRV: Your default coin is now set to XMR. Change with coins command.
09:33:53 <Wallet> MRV: • Your balance is: 0 XMR
09:34:00 <MRV> .coins
09:34:01 <Wallet> MRV: Help: .coins <list|set> - list shows available coins. set saves current coin as default
09:34:10 <MRV> !balance
10:02:59 <Metamorphosis> .duckcall
10:02:59 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
11:03:19 <Inge-> .duckcall
11:03:20 <Wallet> Inge-: ・゜゜・。。​・゜゜(')> 🦆 'QUACK QUACK!!'
11:03:47 <Inge-> I feel validated now
11:03:54 <Inge-> .faucet
11:03:54 <Wallet> I​nge-: How m​any characters in she
11:03:56 <Inge-> 3
11:03:57 <Wallet> Inge-: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000047 XMR to Inge- [48516b1c] Wait ≈1 day 41 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01667486
11:04:13 <moneromooo> .befr
11:04:13 <Wallet> moneromooo: SHE GOBBLED THE TREAT! Time: ≈53.22 sec Ratio: 1 of 1 Treats: 1 of 2
11:04:19 <moneromooo> ^_^
11:04:29 <Inge-> .befr
11:04:29 <Wallet> Inge-: WTDuck you trying to befriend? They'll come when they're ready or try .duckcall
11:04:39 <moneromooo> Sorry :(
11:04:44 <Inge-> TIL
11:04:52 <moneromooo> \_o<
11:07:00 <nicopok> .duckcall
11:07:01 <Wallet> nicopok: Your default coin is now set to XMR. Change with coins command.
11:07:01 <Wallet> nicopok: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
12:33:05 <walton> Is this a proper channel to ask newbie questions ?
12:36:06 <gingeropolous> walton, yes!
12:38:21 <walton> I wanted to play a bit around with monero and see what it is. So I launched monerod a couple of days ago. It says it is still syncing. (88%, 267125 left, 63% of total synced, estimated 20.4 hours left). I was wondering what is it doing exactly. Is it checking every block of the blockchain ?
12:43:22 <moneromooo> Yes.
12:43:39 <moneromooo> You have a spinning disk, presumably ? SSDs are a LOT faster to sync with.
12:44:26 <walton> Yes, it'an old hard disk.
12:44:54 <walton> Do I have to wait untill the syncing is complete before being able to connect a wallet to it ?
12:45:20 <moneromooo> Not technically, but it's much better to.
12:46:10 <walton> Because now it seems the wallet cli isn't able to connect to it at all.
12:46:25 <gingeropolous> walton, if you want to just play around with monero, you may want to look into getting either testnet or stagenet on your PC
12:46:53 <gingeropolous> it'll sync much faster, and does everything
12:47:23 <walton> gingeropolous, thanks for suggestion. I'll look into it.
12:47:37 <gingeropolous> id suggest stagenet specifically. testnet is a bit bloated
12:48:26 <gingeropolous> but you should also just let your mainnet node keep syncing, because its good for the network :)
12:48:45 <walton> I'll do :)
12:49:25 <walton> I also run a miner independently. I guess that also helps.
12:51:40 <gingeropolous> indeed.
13:50:31 <pixelized[m]> doesn't the fact that monero is monero technically make every other coin trash?
13:50:49 <hyc> sounds right to me
13:51:11 <Metamorphosis> .xmr xtip all ltc
13:51:12 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: You want to xtip 0.00002171 XMR for 0.00002613 LTC (~$0.0100252)? y/n (10s)
13:51:14 <Metamorphosis> y
13:51:14 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: You created xtip of 0.00002171 XMR for 0.00002613 LTC [270f2fad]
13:58:22 <walton> .?
13:58:30 <walton> meh
14:23:28 <Metamorphosis> .duckcall
14:23:28 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
14:56:16 <Metamorphosis> .duckcall
14:56:16 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: ・゜゜・。。​・゜゜(')> 🦆 'QUACK QUACK!!'
14:56:18 <Metamorphosis> .bang
14:56:19 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: YOU GOT IT! Time: ≈3.14 sec Lucky Duck! You get 0.00000006 XMR! [8f522777] Ratio: 28 of 38 Bullets: 1 of 2
14:57:12 <moneromooo> :(
14:57:26 <Metamorphosis> how are you doing moneromoo
14:57:31 <moneromooo> Bad.
14:57:37 <Metamorphosis> Why
14:57:41 <moneromooo> I like ducks.
14:57:57 <Metamorphosis> so run .dockcall
14:58:24 <moneromooo> .give ducks armour and hand grenades
15:00:27 <Metamorphosis> .moneromooo If I was rich I wouldn't be hunting ducks
15:00:39 <Metamorphosis> Sometimes life forces you to do things you don't like :(
15:03:51 <ern> I dont like duck (to eat)
15:04:00 <ern> .duckcall
15:04:01 <Wallet> ern: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
15:04:03 <ern> :(
15:32:25 <Inge-> .duckcall
15:32:27 <Wallet> Inge-: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
15:37:30 <ern> quack!
16:21:45 <apotheon> Metamorphosis: Use befr instead of bang to keep moneromooo happier.
16:22:18 <Metamorphosis> apotheon will do
16:22:20 <Metamorphosis> .bal
16:22:20 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: 0.00002177 XMR (≈$0.01)
16:48:27 <ern> .bal le
16:48:27 <Wallet> ern: 0.00018183 XMR (≈$0.08)
16:48:45 <ern> .duckcall
16:48:45 <Wallet> ern: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
16:55:06 <Metamorphosis> .duckcall
16:55:06 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
16:56:09 <ern> .help duckcall
16:56:10 <Wallet> ern: Help: .duckcall - Call a duck
16:56:17 <ern> .help bribe
16:56:17 <Wallet> ern: I'm a cool multi-coin multi-platform bot by Bill48105. Docs: https://bill48105.github.io/wallet/ | My core commands: .balance .deposit .faucet .ping .soak .tip .val .withdraw  | .help <games|share|misc|other> to see others | .help <cmd> for more details.
16:56:22 <ern> meh
17:23:32 <prof0und_madman[> How private is the MyMonero wallet?
17:24:25 <endogenic> it's pretty private overall but you have to trust the server operators not to disclose the viewkeys they store for you to scan in the background
17:24:27 <sethsimmons> The least private of all wallets, but still quite private on-chain. You share view keys with MyMonero so they have visibility into your transactions, but (so far) they are a trustworthy entity.
17:24:30 <endogenic> other than that it's kind of pseudonymous
17:24:37 <sethsimmons> I generally recommend others but I've heard great things about MyMonero overall.
17:24:56 <sethsimmons> It's by far the fastest/lightest as it's really the only lite-wallet so far.
17:24:57 <endogenic> not exactly the least private of all wallets
17:25:09 <endogenic> but it's the least private among legitimate monero wallets
17:25:14 <endogenic> at least in theory
17:25:19 <endogenic> least potentially private
17:26:11 <endogenic> there are lots of other lightwallet apps out there though seth
17:26:15 <endogenic> fwiw
17:26:59 <prof0und_madman[> I use cakewallet at the moment, and with the BTC wallet issue it’s made me question the privacy of the wallet.
17:27:18 <sethsimmons> AFAIK there have been and are no issues with the Monero portion.
17:27:28 <sethsimmons> But there is also Monerujo if you're on Android
17:29:35 <prof0und_madman[> I’m on iOS at the moment. I need to make the switch to a decentralised android phone.
17:29:57 <mandelbrot42[m]> Does Vic from Cake have plans to add Ledger hardware wallet support?
17:30:16 <mandelbrot42[m]> Works well in Monerujo
17:30:51 <prof0und_madman[> How does the Trezor T fair?
17:31:31 <mandelbrot42[m]> <prof0und_madman[ "I’m on iOS at the moment. I need"> Not to plug, but I've had a great experience getting a de-googled phone from Mamushi.io
17:32:02 <prof0und_madman[> <mandelbrot42[m] "Not to plug, but I've had a grea"> Don’t they require a subscription??
17:32:10 <mandelbrot42[m]> Nope
17:32:44 <mandelbrot42[m]> Accept Monero directly too, which is great
17:34:16 <sethsimmons> <prof0und_madman[ "Don’t they require a subscriptio"> They used to, but they switched to CalyxOS recently and removed it.
17:34:24 <sethsimmons> I can highly recommend them as well :)
17:34:49 <mandelbrot42[m]> CalyxOS has been a flawless experience so far. Using their phone as my daily driver
17:35:35 <prof0und_madman[> Cheers guys. I’ll take a look now.
17:42:27 <mandelbrot42[m]> * CalyxOS has been a flawless experience so far. Using the phone from Mamushi as my daily driver
18:53:00 <UkoeHB> what's the deal with 'internet computer'? like cloud computing but randos host servers? is there any level of privacy in that system?
19:00:53 <PiRATA> randos?
19:00:56 <PiRATA> random?
19:01:10 <walton> UkoeHB: anything not encrypted on the net is not private I guess.
19:01:31 <PiRATA> does not mean you are able to access it
19:02:21 <walton> the tech guy at the datacenter has access to it.
19:02:59 <PiRATA> well, in theory there's always one with access
19:03:08 <PiRATA> or more
19:14:15 <UkoeHB> supposedly anyone can be a node in the 'internet computer'
20:03:04 <Michael[m]3> Get free $25 after open account . Make money from home.
20:03:04 <Michael[m]3> <a href="https://myinfinox.infinox.bs/en/register?creative_id=6e6w8c1l&affid=3081" target="_BLANK"><img src="https://banners.infinox.bs/banners/184/infinox_bs184.jpg" width="160px" height="600px"/></a>
20:07:10 <charolastra> make money from home AND get free money? i have to click on that!
20:07:27 <charolastra> wonder how much IRC "advertisement" costs
20:13:09 <sethsimmons> Wish I could delete from IRC too 😢
20:26:47 <fatchan> fitting the domain is a .BS
20:37:42 <Metamorphosis> .duckcall
20:37:42 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: No duck for you! (Try tomorrow or add a bribe to the call)
20:37:45 <Metamorphosis> .beg
20:37:45 <Wallet> Metamorphosis: OOPS! 30 min penalty. 19 hours to go.
22:01:56 <ForeverNoob[m]> hi all, I haven't kept up with the Monero Matrix room recently and found out that the old room was tombstoned in favor of an invite-only room which is not present in the Matrix room discovery. Why did that happen?
22:02:19 <selsta> spammer
22:03:33 <selsta> (the new room was set to invite only due to a spammer, don't know why a new room was created in the first place)
22:04:00 <ForeverNoob[m]> oh ok, was that spam primarily coming from the Matrix end of things?
22:04:13 <selsta> yes
22:04:37 <ForeverNoob[m]> hmm, that's concerning.
22:13:54 <ForeverNoob[m]> Q: Is it absolutely necessary to create a new wallet and connect it with a Ledger wallet or can I also configure an existing wallet to work with Ledger?
22:14:33 <charolastra> which would mean transfering your keys into the hardware wallet
22:15:10 <charolastra> maby that's possible but afaik it generates the keys on the device
22:21:50 <ForeverNoob[m]> hmm I see, yeah in that case I'd have to transfer XMR with a transaction.
22:38:43 <angrymonkeyboi[m> https://miningpoolstats.stream/monero
22:38:43 <angrymonkeyboi[m> This is terrifying. Why are people still using minexmr??
22:51:00 <novelcoronavirus> Where are keys stored in monero hardware integration?
23:09:15 <burp> what is the reason for these daily waves on most pools? electricity being cheaper at some time of the day?
23:11:10 <burp> must be something like that, the chinese pool phase seems to be shifted relative to the us pools
23:11:42 <burp> and stuff like minexmr.com probably have servers everywhere, so that's why you don't see it
23:12:41 <novelcoronavirus> mining does not have a phase shift in any meaningful sense of the word.
23:13:49 <burp> I looked at the miniature " 7 Day History" history graphs
23:14:05 <burp> f2pool.com for china and monerohash.com for US, for example
23:14:29 <novelcoronavirus> You are superimposing some waveform that doesn't exist.
23:24:27 <fatchan> no reason to think total hashrate wouldnt vary throughout the day, lol
23:24:48 <fatchan> could be electricity price, people just turning their computers off, malware, any number of reasons
23:24:56 <fatchan> dont think anybody can say precisely why
23:27:46 <novelcoronavirus> might say it is random
23:40:32 <endor00[m]> <burp "what is the reason for these dai"> The most common reasons are: pool hoppers jumping between PPS pools; and botnets coming online during working hours in offices