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bruh can I just say "GUI" or "Official GUI" is a pretty terrible name

"Monero Core Wallet" then the CLI becomes "Monero Core CLI". or something. but only nerds know what a GUI is

don't use "Core" that's already overused

could just say "Monero User Wallet" / "Monero Developer Wallet"

yeah this has been kicked around for some time

I was just thinking like 'core team' or whatever but yeah that's cool too

"Developer Wallet" makes it seem like it wouldn't be useful to people who aren't Monero devs.

Im trying to set up a pool and I have MONERO_ROOT set to set to /home/name/monero but when I 'make release' it says the variable isnt set anyone know what could be the issue?

"User" seems redundant.

Monero Bikeshed Wallet and Monero Bikerack Wallet

Monero Bikeshed Red is the GUI and Monero Bikeshed Green is the CLI.

there

settled

I'll write a wrapper for the CLI -- an extra coat of paint, if you will -- and call it Monero Bikeshed Blue, then I'll create an enhanced version of Blue called Monero Bikeshed Black. Someone else will write a spaghetti-code fork of Red based on Black and call it Monero Black And Blue.

Another person will reimplement Red in Rust and call it Monero Bikeshed Rust; another will do the same in Ruby and call it Monero Bikeshedr; the Python version will be pyMonero pyBikeshed pyRed.

nonononono: I, for one, don't know, but I'm no expert on that. Hopefully someone else can help you.

(sorry for the noise)

Has monero explored the use of PIR schemes (e.g. eprint.iacr.org/2007/446.pdf, percy.sourceforge.net/)?

apotheon: Bikeshed is an awesome name :D

thanks

It might be more appropriate to Wownero, I guess.

I'm not really hip to the whole [adjective] memes thing, though, so I could be wildly mistaken.

is he ever here?

I dimly remember someone with that nick from maybe 15 years ago...

(sometimes, but seldom)

moneromooo: I wanted my ops back in #monero-pools; was told to find fluffypony and ask

Has anybody using a pi-hole had issues accessing getmonero.org? When behind my pi-hole I can resolve the domain name just fine, but always get "connection refused", tested through a web browser and curl on several OSes

mgalgs: Is it HTTPS-related?

mgalgs: Do you get a captcha?

apotheon: no, no captcha. Not sure if it's HTTPS related, I've tried http and https.

More details on my troubleshooting process thus far: reddit.com/r/HomeNetworking/comment…_with_an_orbi_rbk853_please_confirm

Initially I thought it was the Orbi, but now I think it's the pi-hole