oh boy. here i go mucking up my local git repo by pulling in PRs that aren't in master

this is how i always end up needing to rm -r my directory

oh shit there's a new tag

merge conflict!

error building trees

jesus monkeybut

guess what stupid git. ure getting deleted

gingeropolous: are you trying to merge the 2 PRs?

yep

that's why I recommended release-v0.17

otherwise there are merge conflicts

howd u guess :)

ran into it myself

this is the syntax right? git pull origin pull/7998/head

yes

damn.

error: The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by merge:

well friggin overwrite it

is there a --force

--just_do_it

git status

then post the output

or can you nuke the branch?

the whole folder

and try again from scratch

i did 7759 first, then 7998

should be fine

ok, 7759 in

404

lulz

someone clicked on it before u did

ok another merge conflict, wait

I'll have a better solution

long story short

CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in src/rpc/core_rpc_server.h

1 sec

git clone -b master-beta github.com/selsta/monero

oh boy

master branch + the PRs added

danke schon

bitte

so does the merge conflict mean that somethings gotta be fiddled with because stuff changed at some point?

that was a useless sentence

yes

so i think im still gonna run the script but disable the IP blocking part of it, because it will tally how many connections each IP is making

ok

so that might show that its working. or at least doing something different

like I said I never have any issues but I also don't run a blockchain explorer which might have its own bugs

I remember there was this reader thing

hrm. yeah. could that be bleeding over or something?

don't think so

okey doke. well its up and running

to eat late night hummus or not to eat late night hummus

gingeropolous: not

Eating late at night isn't really good for you.

at least, generally speaking

Yo

Is it possible to have the blockchain / ledger downloaded & updated in one local computer, and have your wallet(s) and transactions done in another local computer without the latter having the blockchain / ledger downloaded? (I don't need to know how, all I need to know is whether that's doable or not)

@pixificial You can use the one local computer that is a fullnode as a remote node on the clients. The clients only need to make an RPC connection to it and not have the blockchain.

pixificial: yes absolutely

pixificial: This concept getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/remote_node_gui.html

Is there any open apis to get current monero price?

Pretty much all exchanges (including Kraken and Binance) allow you to fetch market data without the need to register an account

Also Coingecko and Coinmarketcap

visualshock

merope, thanks

np

I read somewhere that people send coins to their own address, what does this do?

moves coins from one wallet to another

maybe he means to the same wallet

consolidating multiple outputs or splitting outputs

i know. i shouldn't have done it

nioc, yes, to the same wallet

This can be a way to try and "drown" an output's path in the spend graph. Whether it is counterproductive or not is not easy to determine.

Revuo Monero. Issue 118: April 21-28, 2022. revuo-xmr.com/issue-118.html

I mean, I don't even know how many times I told people to use their own node. Most don't give a shit. They just want to trade with the exchange.

"Your own node" just means "it gets complicated" and "I have to wait". Privacy doesn't even register.

Most of them are probably just corporate victims anyway, their privacy's long gone.

my infosec newsletters are now talking about monero inforisktoday.com/ransom-payments-m…s-privacy-bitcoin-dominates-a-18966

That's the same article I saw earlier from another source.

I don't recall the source, or where I first saw the address for it.

Why do these types of article always imply that Monero CAN be traced?

They're total BS.