00:17:06 `Someone needs to writo up some grammer rules` 00:18:05 I think we all do quite well 00:18:22 I enjoy plowsof's writing style 00:18:28 My typing us l33t 00:18:54 I make sure to smash tgecwring key at least once 00:19:37 "tgecwring" ??? 00:19:45 The wrong* 00:20:20 except for those matrix people that edit multiple times and spam IRC 00:20:35 The wrong* sorry 00:20:56 I make sure to smash the wrong key at least once 00:20:56 like this 00:22:18 ofrn spams anyway, imagine if he edited :D 00:23:58 i never knew what a parent was either 00:23:58 (this spam is for you, nioc) 👾 00:27:21 Nioc get's his own spam 😬 00:27:21 why don't I ever get spam dedicated to me 😢 00:27:53 I talk to myself more than enough at home. 00:28:57 (Ok, no more encores. Im going to get band) 01:31:05 Monero Observer is back! https://monero.observer/monero-observer-is-back/ 02:05:57 ICYMI. Revuo's XMPP MUC address changed. Join us, bring your friends. xmpp:revuo⊙cmc?join 05:11:43 <4rkal:matrix.org> About my ccs proposal (https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/ccs-proposals/-/merge_requests/408) . I was thinking of ways to make it less "trust me bro". How about at the end of each month I clone both repos (the mirror and the main GitHub one) do a sha256sum , ask a "trusted" member of the community to do the same and then that member can sign it with PGP. I will then upload 05:11:43 <4rkal:matrix.org> it to a repo on the site. 05:13:15 It isn't trust in the regard of the integrity. That can be solved by comparing it with the current repository, there is no need for that process. 05:13:15 It is trust in the regard that you will keep it up. And remember, git is decentralized by nature. There really isn't a use to having another place where it is hosted. Wownero already has had a mirror for us for a while. 05:13:22 It isn't trust in the regard of the integrity. That can be solved by comparing it with the current repository individually, there is no need for that process. 05:13:22 It is trust in the regard that you will keep it up. And remember, git is decentralized by nature. There really isn't a use to having another place where it is hosted. Wownero already has had a mirror for us for a while. 05:13:58 <4rkal:matrix.org> If I don't keep it up there's no payout. Wownero mirror isn't on tot 05:14:03 <4rkal:matrix.org> Tor 05:14:25 >git is decentralized by nature. There really isn't a use to having another place where it is hosted 05:17:09 <4rkal:matrix.org> The repo is still hosted on a site controlled by Microsoft tho. I do understand that "everyone" has a copy and stuff. But forcing people to go through a proprietary site to use a privacy project isn't the best look. This does not only have to act as a mirror but as a way for people to access the code via tor 05:19:01 <4rkal:matrix.org> I would also like to research and see if there is any way or if it is already included, that people can push to the gitea mirror and that is then reflected to the repo on github 05:19:57 Your CCS gives me an idea, I'll just host a mirror and make it available over tor 05:20:00 I'll do that later 05:20:19 I'm really not sure if its worth a CCS, it just seems like a basic effort IMO 05:20:30 Your CCS gives me an idea, I'll just host a mirror and make it available over tor myself 05:22:00 <4rkal:matrix.org> I will keep on hosting the mirror even if the CCS isn't funded. Just thought it would be better than begging for donations. Electricity ain't free 05:23:39 🤷 05:48:27 http://gitea.recanman7nly4wwc5f2t2h55jnxsr7wo664o3lsydngwetvrguz4esid.onion/monero-project/monero 05:48:41 Here's a mirror. I'll host it for as long as I know what Monero is 05:49:08 And free gitea server for anyone who wants to make a user there I guess. Registrations are open. 05:57:33 Nice vanity address. 8 characters. 05:58:10 Yes, it took me around 48 hours to generate on sixteen cores. I got maybe four of them, then chose the one I liked 05:58:18 Yes, it took me around 24 hours to generate a few on sixteen cores. I got maybe four of them, then chose the one I liked 05:58:33 Damn, sweet deal. 05:58:56 Quite a resume for a self-taught computer scientist. Congrats. 05:59:46 Thank you very much. You're probably the first to look at it. I need to update it with a certification I got last week 06:00:52 CompTIA A+? :D 06:01:02 Sounds good. I posted a comment: https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/ccs-proposals/-/merge_requests/408#note_22525 06:01:10 Yes dukenukem 06:01:28 Congratulations once again. CCNA would be a fantastic addition. 06:01:56 Started studying for it yesterday. I'm testing for RHCSA in a month 😄 06:02:08 I studied much less for RHCSA because I already have a lot of experience with gnu/linux stuff 06:53:30 <4rkal:matrix.org> Yo how tf do you get a subdomain on tor? 07:07:26 monerujo on android routes all traffic over tor but if you use something like XMRWallet in TAILS it's the same, right? 07:10:35 monerujo on android routes all traffic over tor but if you use something like XMRWallet(wallet website) in TAILS it's the same, right? 08:26:59 <4rkal:matrix.org> Tails routes everything via tor by default 10:01:56 bridgerton you here 10:02:13 great, only killed my monero node 10:10:33 node is back. 10:11:14 does it matter whether you use a remote node for monero if you use tails for monero transactions 10:11:19 so if you use tails to trade with monero? 10:11:39 with tails you should use a remote node over tor 10:11:43 nodes.cakewallet.com 10:12:14 nodes.monero.com 10:12:38 actually the site doesnt have tor nodes 10:12:50 so you don't need to setup your own node right OK. that's less of a hassle 10:13:06 and is there software without the need for persistent storage 10:13:28 you dont need to but running your own node is preferable 10:13:29 you can download featherwallet 10:13:29 featherwallet.org 10:13:51 should have quality tor nodes by default 10:14:42 why dont you want consistent storage? i think its very practical 10:14:54 why dont you want persistent storage? i think its very practical 10:15:30 well is it easier deanonymize someone with a remote node if you use tails? I'm afraid someone installs spyware on the storage and my operation is compromised 10:16:16 if you dont download anything you cant get spyware 10:16:43 set up persistent storage, download featherwallet, verify the download, never download anything else 10:26:09 so I found out about xmrwallet.com it's in browser. if you use a new wallet with every transaction I guess that should be safe over the tor network and no need for persistent storage. not sure though. i'm a laymen 10:26:15 man' 10:26:28 so I found out about xmrwallet.com it's in browser. if you use a new wallet with every transaction I guess that should be safe over the tor network and no need for persistent storage. not sure though. i'm a layman 10:27:41 thats a scam 10:27:41 dont use it 10:28:22 also 10:28:29 dont use a webwallet for tor use lmao 10:28:44 web wallets can see your transactions 10:29:35 so maybe I can create a persistent storage that's exactly the size of the feather wallet? 10:29:45 i doubt it 10:30:02 malware can be tiny 10:30:04 just dont install anything after getting feather 10:30:38 you could also just use the monero.com wallet on your phone 10:30:54 then you dont need persistent storage 10:32:29 ok thank you I will think about it. I was thinking about using monerujo with orbot on a new phone but then there is storage on a phone and I don't trust storage xD 10:34:36 i guess you dont need persistent storage on tails? 10:34:49 but youd have to always re-scan your wallet 10:34:57 and reinstall feather 11:05:29 how do you mean? 12:53:45 announcing full TypeScript support in the software library formerly known as monero-javascript, and henceforth known as monero-ts: https://github.com/monero-ecosystem/monero-ts :) 12:56:18 rottenwheel: thanks for sharing that escapethe3ra is back / welcome back! 12:57:34 woodser: wow great work! please accept this small token of appreciation for the hard work spanning over months https://bounties.monero.social/posts/80/3-500m-typescript-support-of-monero-javascript-library 12:58:07 sweet! :) 14:37:04 I sincerely thank you very much. I use monero-jsts very frequently 14:37:15 I sincerely thank you very much. I use monero-ts very frequently 14:41:07 If you are hosting a hidden service and have it point to a reverse proxy, just use subdomains normally 14:41:08 ``` 14:41:08 server { 14:41:09 listen 80; 14:41:09 server_name subdomain.somethingsomething.onion; 14:41:10 } 14:41:10 ``` 14:41:19 If you are hosting a hidden service and have it point to a reverse proxy (below example is nginx), just use subdomains normally 14:41:19 ``` 14:41:20 server { 14:41:20 listen 80; 14:41:21 server_name subdomain.somethingsomething.onion; 14:41:21 } 14:41:22 ``` 14:44:38 recanman with the comment edit followed by multi line code paste, a huge faux pas. Meanwhile im on my best behaviour. I don't think i've just parenthesis all day 14:44:54 s/just/used a 14:45:17 Sorry, I keep forgetting about IRC 14:45:24 IRC users just move to matrix 😄 15:07:06 TIL that's possible 15:39:02 yeah 15:39:21 these grandpas and their old protocol 15:39:27 dont even have emoji reactions 15:39:35 meow 15:40:28 ^_^ 15:41:19 ^ cope 15:49:38 lol 16:37:56 I will use a usb stick with a write protection switch with feather because I can't find any other solution. 17:14:18 <4rkal:matrix.org> New MoneroOS release https://github.com/4rkal/MoneroOS/releases/tag/v0.3.7. Contains some quite cool new updates, including windows support, MoneroOcean support, P2Pool v3.7 and some additional small changes 17:17:32 -.- but you won't react to my marvelous problems 17:18:00 anonymous,secure monero transaction on the dark web 17:18:12 with the aid of tails 17:20:06 <4rkal:matrix.org> Don't call it the dark web pls 17:20:31 <4rkal:matrix.org> Sounds like your a skid 17:21:26 <4rkal:matrix.org> Makes it sound like you're a skid 17:23:13 <4rkal:matrix.org> Btw I'm looking for people to try the windows setup (https://github.com/4rkal/MoneroOS/wiki/Installation#windows) . Basically just writing the iso from windows and following the instructions. 20:25:55 <123bob123:matrix.org> Makes them look like a haxxor 20:44:27 ok 20:44:28 ok but 20:44:31 ok but they 20:44:32 ok but they will 20:44:34 ok but they will have 20:44:36 ok but they will have to 20:44:38 ok but they will have to suffer 20:44:40 ok but they will have to suffer the 20:44:44 ok but they will have to suffer the consequences 20:56:07 thanks! 23:10:33 image.png 23:10:36 Was that really necessary? 23:23:33 <123bob123:matrix.org> Lol 23:32:44 Are there any monero wallet generators that allow you to add your own entropy? 23:34:03 Use gomuks and look like a "haxxor"