01:57:48 i can't really imagine yet how that would look in detail 03:52:48 yah know, people that buy games to blow up stuff and explore virtual worlds wait hours, maybe days, for these 100+ GB things to download 03:55:08 i mean maybe this cert thing and trust stuff is the way to go, but it seems ... meh . I mean, whats the point? The point, as i remember it, was to create "instant on" so noobs can create a wallet and start transacting with monero. Say, perhaps, those noobs that want self custody, pullin their coins off exchanges 03:55:59 (as an aside, what needs to happen is to have exchanges run remote nodes. Well, any monero service really) 03:57:25 but perhaps if ppl want to experience instant-on, just to see the tech work, maybe they just run testnet 03:57:40 well, stagenet 03:58:14 and we setup a dumb website where people can go and spend their stagenet monero 03:58:48 this isn't a tomorrow solution though, thats fore sure 03:59:27 gingeropolous: Lws + tor service + mobile wallet support = instant on custodial wallets 03:59:40 * > <@gingeropolous:libera.chat> i mean maybe this cert thing and trust stuff is the way to go, but it seems ... meh . I mean, whats the point? The point, as i remember it, was to create "instant on" so noobs can create a wallet and start transacting with monero. Say, perhaps, those noobs that want self custody, pullin their coins off exchanges 03:59:41 Lws + tor service + mobile wallet support = instant on non-custodial wallets 03:59:47 but the chains only gonna get longer, the userbase will only go up, and the "load", as it were, is only gonna intensify 04:00:20 whose running the lws? 04:00:22 gingeropolous: For those users rino type services ? Or plain remote nodes 04:00:55 gingeropolous: It’s not integrated yet 04:01:04 i mean the servers 04:01:43 gingeropolous: Don’t think anyone is, other than mymonero or similar services; lws doesn’t support subadress yet 04:02:49 i don't see how that does much... are you saying that the "tor service" part functions to hide the connection of a viewkey with a particular user? 04:03:04 i mean, with that we're just dumping viewkeys everywhere 04:03:07 > i mean maybe this cert thing and trust stuff is the way to go, but it seems ... meh . I mean, whats the point? The point, as i remember it, was to create "instant on" so noobs can create a wallet and start transacting with monero. Say, perhaps, those noobs that want self custody, pullin their coins off exchanges 04:03:07 Yes it will still be an "instant on" for users; the experience will not change. But hopefully now there will be fewer fee attacks, etc since the nodes will be trusted 04:03:32 gingeropolous: Tor service so users can connect to their lws behind firewalls and without being noticed 04:03:45 oh there own lws. right. 04:03:51 their own. 04:03:53 gingeropolous: Yes 04:04:06 well a noob aint running their own lws, thats the point :) 04:04:58 "But hopefully now there will be fewer fee attacks, etc since the nodes will be trusted" ..... but what about muh trustless 04:05:14 gingeropolous: if it’s made easy one/two click solution, surely ppl will use as they don’t like wallet sync anyways 04:05:31 Friends can share same lws 04:05:36 but that requires a sync 04:05:43 * Local Friends can 04:05:49 yeah, the friends thing is also a way to go 04:06:24 like, the GUI pops up "Do you have a Monero friend that you trust? You can use their blockchain" 04:06:42 gingeropolous: Yah it’s a node so it will keep syncing, wallets once they connect they can see balance instantly 04:07:18 no i get it nikg83[m] . The point, as i understood it, was to create an instant on for someone that just downloaded the GUI 04:07:23 gingeropolous: I mean say you have a non geek local friend, you can share your tor lws address instead of asking him to use say mymonero 04:07:38 you download the GUI, generate an address, withdraw from your exchange, and it shows up. All within 20 mins 04:08:54 gingeropolous: Should show up as soon as exchange sends 04:09:09 yes 04:11:06 i guess, sorta my point, is that instant on might not be necessary 04:11:20 well, its definitely not necessary 04:11:40 but that all the nonsense might not be worth it 04:12:15 gingeropolous: Instant on for new users would be remote node, lws as stuff if they have someone holding their hand or they are geek enough 04:12:32 yes, i know 04:13:04 gingeropolous: Ssl certs ? I think it’s good 04:13:54 well i guess having one wall to defend is better than fighting out in the dark forest 04:15:20 i mean, are these trusted SSL certified nodes.... payment processors? 04:15:31 money transmitters? 04:16:12 Just normal nodes with a publicly open RPC port 04:16:31 > well i guess having one wall to defend is better than fighting out in the dark forest 04:16:31 dark forest is more fun ;) 04:16:52 hardcoded into software to perform the singular task of creating a relaying transactions for the user 04:17:18 gingeropolous: Ohok, so you are against trusted node list ? 04:17:20 need to call 1800lawyer 04:18:14 I had same idea, but for this fee asshole nodes issue this was a easy fix 04:18:14 Hard fix would be to check say 10 nodes for fee and then decide the correct one 04:18:26 * say 10 other nodes for 04:18:45 naw that hard fix is to tell the user to sit the fuck down and wait for their node to sync :) 04:19:02 Something like bitcoin wallets do 04:19:44 gingeropolous: Hmm 🤔 04:19:46 yeah ive always been a fan of that one 04:19:54 the multiple nodes blah blah 04:20:08 but its so damn easy to sybil the p2p list 04:21:09 gingeropolous: There was that bitmex ip filtering, gives IPs from different asn networks 04:22:45 https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/7935 20:54:00 .mege+ 3920 20:54:04 .merge+ 3920