00:24:01 Thank you, I think I misinterpreted you at some point regarding the 2x ownership proof, instead thinking it was the entire FCMP proof part of the TX. 05:13:10 in monero-wallet-rpc. what are trigger points for the wallet to be saved to disc? 05:13:11 i had monero-wallet-rpc running in a container that was forcibly killed because signals weren't propagating correctly and some changes to the wallet weren't saved. 05:18:46 --public-node advertises the RPC port <- this is advertised in the p2p handshake? If not there, where? Also, what host is sent with that port? 05:19:35 1. on close. 05:19:37 2. on wallet sync progress. 05:19:39 3. ??? 05:19:41 my monero-wallet-rpc is not connected to a daemon, so point 2 does not apply here. 05:19:59 on close. 05:20:01 on wallet sync progress. 05:20:03 ??? 05:20:05 my monero-wallet-rpc is not connected to a daemon, so point 2 does not apply here. 14:37:23 Why is it so hard for marketing clients to transact in monero man? I'm so tired of it. 15:25:00 <14t55s:matrix.org> makes sense, because that way sec or another "structure" can't claim they work in the u.s. 16:06:33 monero-wallet-rpc --tx-notify "/usr/local/bin/ssh -T me@dont_trust_this_host_with_my_wallet \"/usr/local/bin/mnp --confirmation 10 %s\"" 16:06:52 This should work, shouldn't it? 16:07:37 Maybe need to escape the quotes. 16:08:59 This way you don't need a wallet on your webserver. Just poll a file. 16:10:13 s/poll/parse/g 16:13:38 Maybe it is better to mirror all pipes via ssh. 16:13:45 Can't do it in one line. 16:17:27 pcre: There is no risk of theft of funds by an untrusted webserver if you set up a view-only wallet on the webserver 16:21:57 But yes just changing a file of the webserver by SSH would be require less RAM/CPU resources on the webserver. 16:29:51 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/DQfpbxrRoSvQajtSPfGcQrHA 16:29:55 wtf, do people actually fill this? 16:43:01 The Imminent Threat of CBDCs w/ Aaron Day (MT 309) 16:43:03 TODAY'S 🎙SHOW: Douglas Tuman interviews Aaron Day - an author, activist, and former presidential candidate. Aaron discusses the potential threat of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and the need for decentralized alternatives. 16:43:05 He also covers the history and motivations behind the push for CBDCs and just how close we may be to seeing them implemented. 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And of course our listeners and supporters for making 16:46:19 I remember seeing scribbles on the walls of one neighborhood: "Be smart, pay cash" under a symbol (mix of a Christian cross and our currency symbol) and the word "CBDC". 16:46:50 Judging by other similar scribbles, this is coming from some sect/cult, wtf 17:22:29 Cult of Broadly Decentralived Currencies 17:23:19 👍️ 18:02:26 > <@m-relay:monero.social> I remember seeing scribbles on the walls of one neighborhood: "Be smart, pay cash" under a symbol (mix of a Christian cross and our currency symbol) and the word "CBDC". 18:02:27 Cult of Broadly Decentralized Currencies 18:06:36 sounds like a band name 20:32:25 N 20:33:09 do you know any place where you can buy crypto without this type of questions? 20:33:28 GNU/Morepheus: hey man! it's been a while! ❤️ 20:33:41 bruh 20:35:41 Nope, most exchanges do rn, coinex.com I think don't require? 20:37:49 nope nvm Zhang Wei 20:38:44 they seem to require it https://old.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/19cz9gg/coinex_verification_must_be_completed_before/ 20:40:42 but I think you can buy LTC from them then swap for monero 20:45:04 Would appreciate inputs from anyone that had some experience with them 21:03:45 dude, coinbase is extreme expensive especially for small purchases and paypal, card payments, etc , if you want to spend 1000$ is find but small purchases make no sense, find some chinese exchange like biance 21:06:48 dude, coinbase is extremely expensive especially for small purchases using paypal, card payments, etc , if you want to spend 1000$ is fine, but small purchases make no sense, find some chinese exchange like biance 21:08:21 The main drawback for me is storing my ID waiting to be leaked. 23:48:15 <5m5z3q888q5prxkg:chat.lightnovel-dungeon.de> what are you even trying to do with coinbase