01:31:21 if anyone needs paid please remind me 01:31:39 <123bob123:matrix.org> Always 01:48:31 🙋‍♂️ 01:58:24 Who doesn't 😬 02:39:59 That's up to you, I would definitely recommended it if you're inclined to do so. 02:40:00 The Monero community welcomes anyone that wants to contribute however they can, art, memes, code, websites, donations, businesses, getting the word out, etc. 02:40:00 There are many amazing FOSS projects out there also. 02:40:01 Monero is a message of Freedom, Privacy, & Ending Censorship, so even if you don't contribute to Monero directly, you can always use Monero donations to build something else that improves on those goals. 02:40:01 Monero is a means to an end, so contribute to your passion first, & The Monero community will hopefully be there to support you in your endeavors. 02:43:00 For me personally, I am a simple guy with no art, coding, or social skills but I try my best to do what I can because I believe in the vision of Monero. 02:43:01 But yet, I put in the effort to make Monero memes, websites, & tell my friends, & family about Monero. 02:43:01 So it doesn't have to be perfect, you'll grow, & you'll get there, even if you don't finish it, hopefully if someone sees what you're doing they'll be inspired to build upon it. 07:30:14 Moing how can I get most anonymous the coins thx 09:01:15 localmonero.co 11:31:21 Hi I'd like to know if localmonero is reliable in terms of scam etc. I've had a few unjustified cancellations. Thank you! 11:37:09 Hi guys 12:50:57 its just a platform with different people. youll have to check for every vendor yourself 12:51:20 usually the ones with thousands of good reviews should be reliable 13:42:33 ok so because I'm new my frustration is related to the fact that seemingly reliable people don't want to sell to me because I don't have enough credentials. And the ones who accept to deal with me end up cancelling. Am I right or is there a solution for me? 13:42:55 hm 13:43:35 there should be reliable vendors selling to you but their fee will be quite steep 13:44:04 depending on your payment method. if its something thats easily charge-backed they have to price in getting scammed 14:12:59 Have you tried Bisq? Might want to look into that--deep liquidity for xmr. 14:15:27 expensive and slow 14:15:29 localmonero is way better imo 14:20:02 I'll have to take another look. When I last did, there was little liquidity. It was impossible to make any decent size buys. 14:27:12 Eud you pussy 14:27:22 Post ads, dont look for them 14:27:44 (inside joke. I call eud "pussy" and he call me "cat") rawr 14:27:56 Dont ban me plowsof 14:28:49 lol 14:29:09 yea, I was even going to post that you tried to persuade me localmonero was useble 14:29:32 Its all i use 14:30:18 Ive bought like 0.15 xmr there over the last 6 months. Never an issue 🔥 14:30:38 lmao 0.15 14:31:00 thats certainly going to help eud with his decent size buys 14:31:29 they call me.. "beached", cuz im a whale 🐋🐋 14:32:18 1. You need reviews or your ad gets sorted to the bottom 14:32:33 2. Compete 14:39:37 also,. isn't local monero reputation-based? I like Bisq's locked escrow 14:40:13 more trust involved, especially for whale's like ofrn 14:41:05 LM is locked escrow 14:41:36 The xmr for sale is locked in escrow until the trade is finalized or disputed 14:43:44 ah, that was a misunderstanding on my part then. 15:33:53 Localmonero is great. 15:33:53 Just need to add support for ASB MM on XMR side for optimum decentralized whaling 15:35:13 Especially that Samourai wallet will probably endup with that COMIT stuff in there wallet 18:01:54

I forget which channel this was mentioned in, but I reached out to the author of the recent Ars Technica piece, Dan Goodin, that mentioned XMRig in the context of some malware attacks. He has subsequently updated the story to identify XMRig as legitimate software that, unfortunately, is being used in conjunction with malware. @rbrunner7 @sech1 18:01:54

Said piece: https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/01/a-previously-unknown-worm-has-been-stealthily-targeting-linux-devices-for-a-year/ 18:20:42 Oh, wow, nice that you got that corrected! 18:21:47 I guess 90% or more readers that this article will ever have already have seen that "XMRig open source malware" info there, but still. 18:32:47

Thanks. He was gracious and prompt with his response. Hopefully, future reporting will be more clear and we can avoid mis-interpretations, at least from Ars Tech. 18:55:09 nice 19:00:38 how deep does the gui scan by default? 19:00:46 200 sub-addresses? 19:01:43 Not fully sure, but I think so. For 200 accounts. 19:02:28 I can understand how youd reach 200 sub-addresses but who tf has 200 accounts lmao 19:04:35 Yeah, maybe that prediction of using accounts was a bit optimistic. But you usually don't know in advance how people will use your features. And I think the default is in the wallet and thus also valid for RPC access, where big exchanges probably do all kinds of things 19:14:12 isn't it 50 accounts and 200 subaddresses? 19:14:27 scoobybejesus: hey you guys, glad to see you around you guys. 19:16:21 you too, you guys 19:19:43 I checked in the source, you are right with 50 accounts: 19:19:46 #define SUBADDRESS_LOOKAHEAD_MAJOR 50 19:19:46 #define SUBADDRESS_LOOKAHEAD_MINOR 200 19:33:24 alright 19:33:33 Block 3064127 goes hard 20:07:13 Probably 2miners 🙈 20:08:45 YUP 20:08:56 https://miningpoolstats.stream/monero 20:09:06 Empty block mining weirdos 20:12:21 They just didn't fix their block template updates 20:13:40 so they only issue new template to miners when a new block arrives, and tx pool is mostly empty 20:19:35 yep. Never fixed it