03:44:12 <the0dorek[m]> Hi. So how insecure/privacy disrespecting is it really to use the Monero wallet option that uses a third party server?
03:44:22 <the0dorek[m]> Is it just "server knows ip" or can they actually gather any meaningful information
03:49:35 <crypto_grampy[m]> I'm not a pro on this, but in addition to the remote node seeing your IP, your ISP can see the request being made (not the data in that request), and i think someone could in theory get a rough idea of what time you're making transactions.  
03:50:27 <crypto_grampy[m]>  * I'm not a pro on this, but in addition to the remote node seeing your IP, your ISP can see the requests being made to the remote node (not the data in those requests), and i think someone could in theory get a rough idea of what time you're making transactions.  
04:00:31 <the0dorek[m]> I see. Thank you. Can I convert my remote node thing into a normal one?
04:00:55 <the0dorek[m]> Like with that 25 word key, can I load it and make it work..
04:00:57 <the0dorek[m]> * Like with that 25 word key, can I load it and make it work with the whole blockchain and be secure
04:04:14 <the0dorek[m]> and if I have 2 versions of the same wallet(say the remote node version on my laptop and the full blockchain on my desktop) will the transactions from my desktop(full blockchain) still be secure?
04:13:13 <nioc> 25 word seed is for your wallet, the node, aka daemon is separate and syncs the blockchain 
04:14:23 <nioc> if you have the node on your desktop then you can use it as a remote node for your laptop without any issues with security
04:16:19 <nioc> I haven't done so myself and can't give you proper instructions on how to do so but others should be able if you need
04:57:30 <the0dorek[m]> <nioc "if you have the node on your des"> that's awesome
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20:22:04 <martinator[m]> <martinator[m] "Who was that guy that ripped a 1"> Max Keiser!
20:55:11 <nikg83[m]> <neatnodes[m] "hey guys, I created my first CCS"> Why one should/would use chainlink to verify a tx on monero chain ? 
21:04:45 <neatnodes[m]> this gives you interoperability. For example, you can create a smart contract which sends you USDC when XMR is received by some address
21:04:45 <neatnodes[m]> hey guys, I created my first CCS proposal and I would love to get some feedback or support on it. I'm not exactly sure if it's OK to discuss it here or maybe there's a better place for that
21:04:45 <neatnodes[m]> <nikg83[m] "Why one should/would use chainli"> good question, maybe it needs a better explanation in the proposal. Chainlink can provide the result of a verification to a different chain (ethereum), which has no access to monero transactions
22:38:02 <kinghat[m]> tobtoht: what happened to the feather wallet matrix room?
22:39:01 <tobtoht> kinghat[m]: I'm not sure.
22:40:10 <tobtoht> Trying to figure that out as well.
22:42:38 <tobtoht> I'm able to join the room via #_oftc_#feather:matrix.org
22:42:54 <tobtoht> Was there a different bridge that's no longer working?
22:47:01 <kinghat[m]> i dont remember tbh. it wasnt working so i removed it and then i couldnt search for it anymore.
22:47:30 <kinghat[m]> nvm i just didnt filter it properly
22:47:36 <kinghat[m]> 🤦‍♂️
22:47:50 <tobtoht> Welcome back ^^
22:49:27 <kinghat[m]> i didnt see the room in the monero matrix space list of rooms either but after joining again its in there 🤷‍♂️