Inge: I got DNS and SSH working great, every other service including IRC either completely or partially failed.

Maybe the airlines with their airhead-net from novelty 2004 need a few more years to work on the problem?

Non IP services like GSM and D channels were completely absent by the way, give the airlines two or three more decades maybe please, they can get it right eventually.

I've set up a XMR.radio hotline... +1 702-899-6040

leave a message and we'll put you on air

make requests, dedicate songs to that special someone, tell a joke, or just let us know how we are doing

lol nice ajs.

that is AWESOME - what are the time limit bounds for the message?

ajs_[m]: ^

i.e max length

not sure. I'll check if there is a limit later today.

midipoet: 30 seconds

an XMR.radio exclusive... we got an early release of the 'Orange Album' by Crypt0-Bear xmr.radio/products/crypt0-bear-the-orange-album

What's the right way to use the cli + remote onion node without needing to start the tor browser?

Currently using port 9150 like this `./monero-wallet-cli --proxy 127.0.0.1:9150 --daemon-address xxx.onion:port`

I guess I want to set up a port other than the Tor browser bundle default 9150, dedicated for the cli wallet.

You can just run the Tor daemon and then use the default SOCKS port, 9050.

So just `sudo service tor start` and then run the wallet with the flag `--proxy 127.0.0.1:9050`. That should do it right?

Yup!

Is there any difference from a privacy perspective?

No, both are using the Tor daemon

Tor browser just spawns it's own instance if needed.

RT appreciated twitter.com/xmr_radio/status/1423339124753375238

done