00:59:10 is there a specific room dedicated to monero price action? 01:07:11 <123bob123:matrix.org> Monero market 01:07:20 <123bob123:matrix.org> You found it tho 01:07:36 yes, thank you! :) 19:11:10 There is not even a single node running with Tor? 19:21:18 andrey8ezkaro, they are so private and anonymous that they take some time to find. 19:24:21 Okay, I'm asking because, followed by this instruction https://monerodocs.org/running-node/open-node-tor-onion/ 19:24:22 I need to specify peers manualy and connect only to them. It seems to be bad use of it, if I'll need to monitor and edit my monerod.conf file then restart 19:24:52 Every time the list of peers changed 19:46:21 <-coffeeplease-:matrix.org> Don't know what you are at exactly, but monero.fail has some tor nodes. 19:49:08 You dont need to specify peers 19:50:13 Just --tx-proxy and optionally --anonymous-inbound 19:50:40 And if you want it to sync over tor, --proxy as well 19:53:24 <-coffeeplease-:matrix.org> What is the function of adding peers? Doesn't it speed up things a bit? 19:59:57 Prior to v18, there were no onion seeds iirc 20:00:47 Or it was just very poor at making connections to them. 20:00:48 post v0.18 it will find and connect to peers automatically 20:40:43 My node's running on tor. Hidden service address in src/p2p/net_node.inl. 22:08:53 <-coffeeplease-:matrix.org> Ah, okay, so adding add-peer lines to monerod.conf has no use anymore. Same goes for add-priority-node? 22:51:48 Add-priority is useful if you have trusted jodes you want to maintain connections to 22:52:41 I use priority-node to maintain a connection to some trusted nodes