01:18:24 <nioc> apotheon: so much good info in and linked from the many monero irc channels
03:45:58 <Mochi102> nioc, s/many/very many many
03:51:58 <nioc> Mochi102: correct, can't keep up :D
03:52:45 <nioc> everytime I check the price of gold I think of you
04:05:49 <Mochi102> Because I'm special?
04:06:28 <nioc> yes
04:06:45 <Mochi102> You are too buddy.
06:36:33 <apotheon> nioc: good answer
06:37:15 <apotheon> nioc: I meant to my question, but I guess that applies to your answer to Mochi102's question, too.
09:22:40 <XMRpeasant> Is the e-mail mailing list front-end working ? https://lists.getmonero.org/postorius/lists/monero-announce.lists.getmonero.org/ when I try to subscribe gives me "A server error occurred. Please contact the administrator."
09:29:03 <moneromooo> fluffypony ^
10:23:39 <horseface> during mining, does it also utilise the GPU?
10:24:12 <sech1> No, if you don't enable GPU mining explicitly
11:07:05 <littlebobeep> Does anyone know a debit card that works with XMR?
11:08:24 <uncle_rae> o_0
11:11:47 <maledictium> littlebobeep: I think the binance card works with xmr but i'm not sure
11:33:51 <garth> 0.34.0 security release for matrix-appservice-irc (High severity) https://matrix.org/blog/2022/05/04/0-34-0-security-release-for-matrix-appservice-irc-high-severity
11:56:46 <littlebobeep> Currently, we support the conversion and spending of BNB, BUSD, USDT, BTC, SXP, ETH, EUR, ADA, DOT, LAZIO, PORTO, SANTOS with your Binance Card.
11:58:04 <littlebobeep> But Investopedia says it supports 30 coins:
11:58:06 <littlebobeep>  The Binance Visa Card charges no issuance or monthly fees and only charges up to a 0.9% transaction fee for transactions and ATM withdrawals. Note that ATM operators may charge an additional fee. The card supports 30 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. 
11:59:12 <littlebobeep> Also they want scan of passport and says some countries require bank account connection too.... they say utility bill might also work which sounds less invasive
12:31:13 <horseface> thanks, sech1.
13:39:14 <fluffypony> XMRpeasant: tks - will ping pigeons about that
13:39:50 <XMRpeasant> Awesome. I want to be in the loop for June 16 and all that
13:59:02 <nioc> fluffypony: reply from seth about the matrix issue in another channel "we only leverage the Matrix-run bridges, we don't run it ourself. They have already patched theirs so no impact to us and nothing needing to be done."
14:21:39 <ErCiccione> since we are talking about matrix. The #monero room on IRC is still not bridged on matrix fyi. At this point they are factually 2 distinct rooms going on their own
14:22:42 <fluffypony> XMRpeasant: fixed
14:22:45 <fluffypony> box ran out of disk space
14:24:27 <XMRpeasant> <3
14:33:12 <merope> ErCiccione same with monero-pools
14:49:19 <horseface> shit these fucking weed "gummies" ARE FUCKING STRONG.
14:49:24 <horseface> i ate two!
14:49:24 <horseface> lol
14:49:38 <horseface> oh sorry, i didn't realise the channel i was in.
14:49:49 <horseface> i am twisted, contorted, diagonal.
15:47:38 <V-T60> Hello. What does it mean? https://bpa.st/LPWQ
15:49:10 <V-T60> v@pavilion-dv6:~ $ monero-wallet-cli help
15:49:10 <V-T60> Illegal instruction (core dumped)
15:49:44 <V-T60> Why is that so? I can't neither compile nor use pre-compiled package (FreeBSD amd64)
15:49:51 <moneromooo> It means you're likely trying to run a binary on an arch it was not built for.
15:50:32 <moneromooo> It typically happens with ARM, where different vendors have different sets of insns they licenced. Can also happen for x86/x86_84 with, eg, AES and various SIMD insns.
15:50:51 <V-T60> So strange, because I got this from FreeBSD Ports Repository
15:50:57 <moneromooo> What arch ?
15:52:14 <V-T60> I have got FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE #0 releng/13.0-n244733-ea31abc261f: Fri Apr  9 04:24:09 UTC 2021     root⊙rnfo:/usr/obj/usr/src/amd64.amd64/sys/GENERIC  amd64
15:52:49 <moneromooo> That'll be x86_64 then. Less common. Is it a recent AMD processor ?
15:53:19 <V-T60> CPU: Intel i7 Q 720 (8) @ 1.596GHz 
15:53:41 <moneromooo> Try this:
15:53:47 <moneromooo> gdb -q monero-wallet-cli
15:53:50 <moneromooo> run help
15:53:55 <moneromooo> Then, after it dies:
15:53:58 <moneromooo> disasm
15:54:10 <moneromooo> Then you'll see on which insn it's choking.
15:57:34 <V-T60> moneromooo: "disass" probably?
15:57:42 <moneromooo> Yes.
15:57:44 <V-T60> Undefined command: "disasm".  Try "help".
15:57:46 <V-T60> Okay
15:58:42 <moneromooo> If it's an AES insn, you can then try running with MONERO_USE_SOFTWARE_AES=1 and check whether your CPU is supposed to have those insns. I'd expect an i7 to, but you never know.
15:59:05 <moneromooo> If it's another insn, you get to look up what type it is, and do the same.
15:59:09 <V-T60> Is that exact command that should be executed? Look at that: https://bpa.st/55DA
15:59:28 <moneromooo> One min, spinning up vm...
16:00:37 <moneromooo> Hrm. I think you should be able to see with:
16:01:04 <moneromooo> disas 14715b0-14715e0
16:01:24 <moneromooo> Or check actual disas syntax. Then check what's at b5 (I assume it's got enough prefix to sync).
16:01:51 <moneromooo> If there's nothing starting at b5, disas again from 16 bytes earlier.
16:03:01 <V-T60> (gdb) disas 14715b0-14715e0
16:03:01 <V-T60> Invalid number "14715b0".
16:03:57 <moneromooo> Check disas help for how to give it a range.
16:04:33 <moneromooo> I just saw your first paste now. Could be a bug in the cmake machinery.
16:05:26 <V-T60> I am trying to figure out what did they mean by this: (gdb) disas help
16:05:26 <V-T60> No symbol table is loaded.  Use the "file" command.
16:05:46 <moneromooo> help disas
16:06:14 <V-T60> oh
16:06:16 <moneromooo> For the stack trace error, you could try removing all CMakeCache.txt from the build tree, and add "-D STACK_TRACE=0" to the cmake line.
16:07:34 <moneromooo> But filing a bug about it would be nice. If some coder uses freebsd and wants to check.
16:21:32 <V-T60> Now I undestand how to use disas
16:21:53 <V-T60> https://bpa.st/AH5A that's output
16:21:58 <V-T60> 14715b0-14715e0
16:22:16 <V-T60> Should disas again from 16 bytes earlier?
16:23:02 <moneromooo> Yes, looks like it.
16:23:20 <moneromooo> Or something jumped right in the wrong place. Unlikely though.
16:50:18 <V-T60> Discovering everything you mentioned before
16:50:22 <V-T60> https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/43122/intel-core-i7720qm-processor-6m-cache-1-60-ghz/specifications.html
16:50:41 <V-T60>  
16:50:41 <V-T60> Intel® AES New Instructions   
16:50:49 <V-T60> No
16:51:20 <V-T60> Does it mean that MONERO_USE_SOFTWARE_AES=1 should be used?
16:51:36 <moneromooo> Yes.
16:51:42 <moneromooo> er, no.
16:51:50 <moneromooo> er, Yes.
16:51:58 <moneromooo> Really yes :)
16:53:41 <V-T60>  
16:53:50 <V-T60> Instruction Set Extensions Intel SSE4.2
16:54:10 <V-T60> Is that enough? I guess that's about SIMD extensions
16:54:52 <moneromooo> If your binary chokes on a SSE 4.2 insns, then you have to rebuild locally. There's no env var for these, only for AES insns.
17:00:40 <V-T60> Where can I find a documentation page about this MONERO_USE_SOFTWARE_AES? It is an env var, isn't it?
17:00:53 <V-T60> So MONERO_USE_SOFTWARE_AES=1 monero-wallet-cli help
17:01:01 <V-T60> should be ran?
17:05:07 <moneromooo> Yes.
17:05:24 <moneromooo> I don't think there is documentation on it.
17:20:02 <V-T60> v@pavilion-dv6:~/monero-x86_64-unknown-freebsd-v0.17.3.2 $ ./monero-wallet-cli 
17:20:02 <V-T60> This is the command line monero wallet. It needs to connect to a monero
17:20:02 <V-T60> daemon to work correctly.
17:20:10 <V-T60> I found another executable
17:20:27 <V-T60> This one doesn't work -> https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/net-p2p/monero-cli
17:22:29 <V-T60> But this one is working fine -> https://downloads.getmonero.org/cli/monero-freebsd-x64-v0.17.3.2.tar.bz2
20:15:29 <Smellyslab> does anyone know how i would go about running my own local chain with the ./monerod and / or make my own whole new livenet chain for my own currency; what would be the command for that
20:16:06 <Smellyslab> live i have the sources and all that stuff built aswell as i changed the network ID to my own ; but how would i actually use this to make a live chain for my own currency / start from block 0/1
20:21:25 <Smellyslab> nvm
20:21:29 <Smellyslab> i think i got it
20:28:25 <Smellyslab> nope
20:28:26 <Smellyslab> still no idea
21:51:39 <Ghulie> forking the code?
23:26:19 <Mochi102> ./monerod --make-new-scam-chain
23:34:15 <fluffypony> LOL
23:51:13 <as2334> much needed feature