06:53:25 <parazyd> .beg
06:53:27 <Wallet> p​arazyd: How many letters in ​twig
06:53:29 <parazyd> 4
06:53:29 <Wallet> parazyd: @bonuspot tipped 0.000006 XMR to parazyd [35dc65e9] Wait ≈23 hrs 57 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.0155826
13:00:59 <Lyza> bruh can I just say "GUI" or "Official GUI" is a pretty terrible name
13:02:20 <Lyza> "Monero Core Wallet" then the CLI becomes "Monero Core CLI". or something. but only nerds know what a GUI is
14:02:16 <hyc> don't use "Core" that's already overused
14:02:35 <hyc> could just say "Monero User Wallet" / "Monero Developer Wallet"
14:03:38 <gingeropolous> yeah this has been kicked around for some time
14:24:56 <Lyza> I was just thinking like 'core team' or whatever but yeah that's cool too
14:49:49 <apotheon> "Developer Wallet" makes it seem like it wouldn't be useful to people who aren't Monero devs.
14:50:05 <nonononono> 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?
14:50:06 <apotheon> "User" seems redundant.
14:51:37 <apotheon> Monero Bikeshed Wallet and Monero Bikerack Wallet
14:52:16 <apotheon> Monero Bikeshed Red is the GUI and Monero Bikeshed Green is the CLI.
14:52:25 <apotheon> there
14:52:26 <apotheon> settled
14:55:10 <apotheon> 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.
14:56:37 <apotheon> 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.
14:57:02 <apotheon> nonononono: I, for one, don't know, but I'm no expert on that.  Hopefully someone else can help you.
14:57:14 <apotheon> (sorry for the noise)
15:48:10 <yanmaani> Has monero explored the use of PIR schemes (e.g. https://eprint.iacr.org/2007/446.pdf, http://percy.sourceforge.net/)?
16:19:43 * Wolf0 prods fluffypony 
16:36:56 <nioc> apotheon: Bikeshed is an awesome name :D
16:40:00 <apotheon> thanks
16:40:30 <apotheon> It might be more appropriate to Wownero, I guess.
16:41:51 <apotheon> I'm not really hip to the whole [adjective] memes thing, though, so I could be wildly mistaken.
17:24:16 * Wolf0 prods fluffypony again
17:24:20 <Wolf0> is he ever here?
17:25:55 <moneromooo> I dimly remember someone with that nick from maybe 15 years ago...
17:26:52 <moneromooo> (sometimes, but seldom)
17:28:00 <Wolf0> moneromooo: I wanted my ops back in #monero-pools; was told to find fluffypony and ask
19:07:12 <mgalgs> 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
22:11:21 <apotheon> mgalgs: Is it HTTPS-related?
22:11:30 <apotheon> mgalgs: Do you get a captcha?
23:41:31 <mgalgs> apotheon: no, no captcha. Not sure if it's HTTPS related, I've tried http and https.
23:42:05 <mgalgs> More details on my troubleshooting process thus far: https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeNetworking/comments/nxwiu4/can_someone_with_an_orbi_rbk853_please_confirm/
23:42:18 <mgalgs> Initially I thought it was the Orbi, but now I think it's the pi-hole