00:21:35 @puff1k:matrix.org: In the cryptocurrency space, legal actions have in many cases failed to accomplish much. In this particular case, I think it would be hard to show actual harm done in a courtroom (in the legal sense of "harm"), even though yes, in some sense, actual harm has occurred. This is the wild west where "code is law". 00:25:53 To successfully sue Qubic (or the people involved in Qubic), you would probably have to provide evidence that you actually lost money due to the re-org or the other disruption that they have caused. And it would have to be an amount sufficient to even warrant the cost of a lawsuit. 00:26:21 I tried this briefly, but it wants to enforce the hardcoded checkpoints > <@rucknium> 2. If you put a checkpoints.json file into the directory with the blockchain, it will putllthat every time it checks DNS records. (I have not tested this yet, but I will soon) :https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/8d4c625713e3419573dfcc7119c8848f47cabbaa/src/checkpoints/checkpoints.h#L40 00:26:32 Barks about setting checkpoints higher than the hardcoded ones 00:32:57 That being said, it seems clear that CFB is wary of potential legal consequences, so an actual legal threat might dissuade him. 00:34:33 That may be the reason why CFB is holding off on doing large reorgs for now. 00:34:57 He got burned by not understanding how very important the ten block lock is in Monero. 00:35:04 This is research lounge, not 1800-crime-stoppers 00:35:31 #monero:monero.social Right, discussion can continue here. 00:35:50 i personally don't care to hear about non-technical methods of combating qubic 00:35:58 Yeah, #monero is fine 01:04:00 Its appears qubic not selfish mining in the last few or so hours am i reading that right? 01:04:32 I think the log message is misleading. It triggers the log message for any checkpoint, including DNS, hardcoded, or json. > <@ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> I tried this briefly, but it wants to enforce the hardcoded checkpoints 01:05:20 You just need to supply a height to the json file that is higher than the height of the highest checkpoint the node knows about. 01:50:27 He lives in Belarus. Do people even know what crypto even is over there? I don’t really think that’s why he stopped. I doubt the Belarus government even cares > <@torir:matrix.org> That being said, it seems clear that CFB is wary of potential legal consequences, so an actual legal threat might dissuade him. 02:16:28 It was correct since today @privacyx:monero.social as I have said so a couple of times 02:16:59 Their blocks don't contain withheld transactions, but also don't contain much of other transactions 02:20:23 @barthman132:matrix.org: Do you know that for a fact? 02:20:29 I live in belarus too 02:57:11 @ofrnxmr:xmr.mx: Yes I saw a couple articles years ago saying he lives in Minsk. “Sergey Ivancheglo lives in Minsk, Belarus. He holds a Bachelor of Science with specialization in electronics and artificial intelligence.” He resigned from IOTA and bounced around a couple of projects before qubic. https://medium.com/@Dav [... too long, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/zO_Oz7UKRmdCeUZv ] 03:08:57 Do you believe everything you read on the internet 03:09:12 Did you know that luigi1111's real name is luigi: 03:11:32 @ofrnxmr:xmr.mx: I mean he his a public figure. His story does seem pretty typical for many tech guys out there. 03:12:16 he's about as public as my onlyfans 03:13:15 I persobally doubt that is his real name, location, education, and even his profile pic 03:14:36 have you ever seen a video of him? I havent looked 03:15:01 Fluffypony - he is who he says he is. 03:15:01 vitalik - another public figure. 03:15:01 Cfb? My ass 03:15:22 Bros an actor 03:20:52 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n9zlLh2YMPA 03:20:52 Here is a interview with him. 03:20:52 He has done interviews in both English and in Russian. 03:21:23 Skip about a minute into the video to hear speak 03:24:27 DataHoarder: Thanks DH As im different time zone to majority of you guys I would of missed it I try my best to catch up on what is discussed My today is midday Tuesday lol anyway appreciate the response 03:26:40 ^ as a point to "but what about history in IRC" see no one reads backlog even when they have it :) 03:27:20 You can also see that there aren't that many withheld txs (or none) which is also an indication of when they turn selfish mining, but not always 04:00:16 No I read them and i appreciate the information you provide its my error for how missed it as usually i jump to unread go through it but something went wrong and your actually comments about it was marked as read again appreciate the response 07:27:38 note I've added a record for 6 of the testpoints.moneropulse.* domains 08:14:06 qubic seems to have reverted their transaction code and are including up to 20 transactions per each of their blocks 09:10:23 6/7 binaryFate?