02:38:11 <gingeropolous> oh boy. here i go mucking up my local git repo by pulling in PRs that aren't in master
02:38:20 <gingeropolous> this is how i always end up needing to rm -r my directory
02:38:50 <gingeropolous> oh shit there's a new tag
02:40:01 <gingeropolous> merge conflict!
02:40:25 <gingeropolous> error building trees
02:42:14 <gingeropolous> jesus monkeybut
02:42:48 <gingeropolous> guess what stupid git. ure getting deleted
02:44:19 <selsta> gingeropolous: are you trying to merge the 2 PRs?
02:44:25 <gingeropolous> yep
02:44:27 <selsta> that's why I recommended release-v0.17
02:44:35 <selsta> otherwise there are merge conflicts
02:44:38 <gingeropolous> howd u guess :)
02:45:51 <selsta> ran into it myself
02:46:18 * gingeropolous smash
02:46:55 <gingeropolous> this is the syntax right? git pull origin pull/7998/head
02:47:11 <selsta> yes
02:47:14 <gingeropolous> damn. 
02:47:41 <gingeropolous> error: The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by merge:
02:47:44 <gingeropolous> well friggin overwrite it
02:47:47 <gingeropolous> is there a --force
02:47:55 <gingeropolous>  --just_do_it
02:48:59 <selsta> git status
02:49:05 <selsta> then post the output
02:49:18 <selsta> or can you nuke the branch?
02:49:23 <selsta> the whole folder
02:49:29 <selsta> and try again from scratch
02:49:58 <gingeropolous> i did 7759 first, then 7998
02:50:07 <selsta> should be fine
02:51:25 <gingeropolous> ok, 7759 in
02:53:22 <gingeropolous> https://0bin.net/paste/kvxOH9NO#IBt+8OPKp2JHv36xJEffPwWKOoPjqbSctjXVSB8memE
02:53:49 <selsta> 404
02:53:56 <gingeropolous> lulz
02:54:09 <gingeropolous> someone clicked on it before u did
02:54:31 <selsta> ok another merge conflict, wait
02:54:38 <selsta> I'll have a better solution
02:54:43 <gingeropolous> long story short
02:54:44 <gingeropolous> CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in src/rpc/core_rpc_server.h
02:55:14 <selsta> 1 sec
02:57:22 <selsta> git clone -b master-beta https://github.com/selsta/monero
02:57:31 <gingeropolous> oh boy
02:57:37 <selsta> master branch + the PRs added
02:58:05 <gingeropolous> danke schon
02:59:02 <selsta> bitte
03:01:11 <gingeropolous> so does the merge conflict mean that somethings gotta be fiddled with because stuff changed at some point?
03:01:17 <gingeropolous> that was a useless sentence
03:03:03 <selsta> yes
03:05:36 <gingeropolous> 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
03:05:49 <selsta> ok
03:06:01 <gingeropolous> so that might show that its working. or at least doing something different
03:06:08 <selsta> like I said I never have any issues but I also don't run a blockchain explorer which might have its own bugs
03:06:18 <selsta> I remember there was this reader thing
03:06:35 <gingeropolous> hrm. yeah. could that be bleeding over or something?
03:06:56 <selsta> don't think so
03:12:21 <gingeropolous> okey doke. well its up and running
03:24:22 <gingeropolous> to eat late night hummus or not to eat late night hummus
05:12:41 <apotheon> gingeropolous: not
05:12:49 <apotheon> Eating late at night isn't really good for you.
05:14:56 <apotheon> at least, generally speaking
06:09:20 <suprememe[m]> Yo
11:04:32 <pixificial> 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)
11:05:53 <xmrpeasant> @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.
11:06:29 <louipc> pixificial: yes absolutely
11:07:32 <xmrpeasant> pixificial: This concept https://www.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/remote_node_gui.html
11:48:34 <visualshock> Is there any open apis to get current monero price?
12:38:11 <merope> Pretty much all exchanges (including Kraken and Binance) allow you to fetch market data without the need to register an account
12:38:12 <merope> Also Coingecko and Coinmarketcap
12:38:12 <merope> visualshock 
12:38:30 <visualshock> merope, thanks
12:39:03 <merope> np
13:53:58 <visualshock> I read somewhere that people send coins to their own address, what does this do?
14:06:11 <louipc>  moves coins from one wallet to another
14:11:41 <nioc> maybe he means to the same wallet
14:12:41 <nioc> consolidating multiple outputs or splitting outputs 
14:49:11 <gingeropolous> i know. i shouldn't have done it
14:55:50 <visualshock> nioc, yes, to the same wallet
14:57:28 <moneromooo> 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.
18:00:14 <revuoxmr> Revuo Monero. Issue 118: April 21-28, 2022. http://revuo-xmr.com/issue-118.html
18:13:05 <moneromooo> 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.
18:13:40 <moneromooo> "Your own node" just means "it gets complicated" and "I have to wait". Privacy doesn't even register.
18:14:08 <moneromooo> Most of them are probably just corporate victims anyway, their privacy's long gone.
19:36:35 <hyc> my infosec newsletters are now talking about monero https://www.inforisktoday.com/ransom-payments-monero-promises-privacy-bitcoin-dominates-a-18966
21:48:12 <apotheon> That's the same article I saw earlier from another source.
21:48:33 <apotheon> I don't recall the source, or where I first saw the address for it.
23:19:45 <Mochi103> Why do these types of article always imply that Monero CAN be traced?
23:19:57 <Mochi103> They're total BS.