00:26:44 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/wCynYPsSIljbeIEQwWUHsMfT 00:26:45 Where are the guys that spoke about freedom of speech and privacy???Hidden like mice?!! Wouldn't it be time to get together and start doing something to put an end to this nonsense bs? 00:27:26 Where are the guys that spoke about freedom of speech and privacy?? 00:27:27 ?Hidden like mice?!! 00:27:29 Wouldn't it be time to get together and start doing something to put an end to this nonsense bs? 00:27:44 Redox? 00:29:09 & Jeremy Soller ? Or which Jeremy 00:29:47 Redox is not a distro, but idk any other Jeremy that works on PopOS, Cosmic, and smth that starts with Re- 00:30:11 I'm on RedoxOS channels and I haven't seen Jeremy soller 00:30:29 👀 00:30:44 He's the lead dev & BDFL of RedoxOS 00:30:46 Lol 00:31:36 fuck why do every great technical project have to be handled by woketards. (i'm saying that but maybe it was a mistake from rando, I never had any issue and they seems nice) 00:32:07 Woketard? That's a very random word 00:32:21 oh wait maybe its libtards. I don't remember 00:32:36 Fireship said it in its last video 00:32:37 What 00:33:04 Highly doubt that Fireship said -tards anythinf 00:33:09 Highly doubt that Fireship said -tards anything 00:33:21 And if yes, he was probably making fun of 4channers 00:33:32 https://youtu.be/QYVucud3ptc 1:03 00:33:57 yes most probably 00:35:09 Ah rofl 00:35:28 Certainly. 00:35:29 ^ 00:37:38 In any case, Jeremy is just a regular asshole, powered by greed a pretty big drop of narcissism 00:38:17 The rest of the dev team honestly seemed cool though 00:38:22 Sad that the BDFL is not 00:39:50 Unless he find someone in his life, it's most certainly going to end like a linux torvalds v2 00:40:09 \/shrug 00:40:26 Torvalds improved since his shouty days 00:41:00 yep. I like the actual torvalds 01:18:20 I don’t mind him but he’s bought by corporate 01:35:19 russian haxxor linyos torovoldos? 02:07:53 real_glitch:matrix.org: Because systemd is bloat, buggy, messy, filled with security exploits the developers outright refuse to fix (and often even see as features), too much Windows-like, and it tries to become the a full replacement of both GNU, and Linux in a slow boil fashion. And it's a Red Hat product, which is owned by IBM, which is heavily controlled by the US military industrial complex. 02:10:06 syntheticbird:monero.social: I would agree if it was served as an option, rather than the only way. 02:13:21 hardhatter:monero.social: I actually prefer OpenBSD to remain small. In the Linux space we've all been whining about Linux not getting any recognition for decades. Now it finally got recognition, and look at how much of a mess it has become since then. 02:14:41 Yea I agree with you hahah. My sentiment is more that it’s a shame it has to be that way. More people can’t have nice things :( 02:16:28 ravfx:xmr.mx: The only use case I have for a Glibc distro is to play video games, because Steam only works on Glibc distro's. Apart from that, Musl for the fucking win! 02:18:37 If you are going to reboot for game, then just have a windows partition, it just work better. 02:18:39 Linux got a change to make it better using Gallium3D state trackers in the past, they got native DX11 and 10 implementation that they scrapped and DX9 implementation that was nish and unsupported (a lot faster than windows implementation). 02:18:41 All scrapped to make corporation (nvidia and apple) happy 02:18:48 So instead we transcode and waste cpu ressources 02:18:53 and so electricity 02:19:06 for a lesser experiance, while it could have been the opposite 02:19:34 Nah, since I only play indie games, just a Glibc distro works well enough. 02:19:56 (only opensource drivers, like AMD and Intel, did support native DX API) 02:20:07 For emulators it often doesn't matter. Musl has all the emulators, and OpenBSD has most of them as well. 02:20:18 so Wine and friends continued to transcode to make the closed source world happy 02:21:25 And electricity is relatively cheap here in Japan, so that's not a worry for me. 02:21:53 A waste is a waste. 02:21:55 50W extra for half the fps is a waste 02:22:06 I run an entire compile server park in my house, and barely even hit the 10,000 yen a month mark. 02:22:35 While using the native api that got scrapped, it was same power for 10-20% faster than windows (with windows games on patched wine) 02:22:35 Without that server park, it's only 2,000 yen cheaper. 09:52:26 Since XMR is designed to be untraceable; would it be safe to assume I could buy any coin (e.g. BTC/ETH) from any exchange, swap it for XMR and then use that whilst staying anonymous? 09:55:47 yes 09:56:03 Alright, thank you. 09:56:18 but don't spend the same exact amount immediately 09:56:29 Naturally 09:56:37 where would you send your btc to get monero? remember you have kycd your bitcoin and the implications of that' 09:56:42 can be correlated 09:57:10 trocador 09:57:30 Naturally I'd buy from an exchange without KYC 09:57:37 KYC is too much of a hassle regardless of security 09:58:40 The risk is that whoever receives your BTC spends it on illegal stuff and you get the blame 09:59:21 Well at that point I already have plausible deniability, don't I? 10:00:13 The legal system where I live isn't as bad as the U.S. 10:05:10 Centralised exchanges come with KYC procedures, if not currently the case on some of them, rest assured it's coming. You can acquire your monero on a decentralised exchange instead 10:05:44 I buy my monero from https://haveno-reto.com personally 10:05:47 I don't know how the law applies here and it probably depends where you live, but from a purely technical standpoint if they see this illegal purchase and there is no coinjoin/whatever between it and you withdrawing from CEX, it'll look exactly like you were the one who made that purchase 10:06:45 No AppImage/Flatpak? 10:07:23 Eh, I guess I can just build from source. 10:07:48 they are both in the works. you can just extract the .deb and it works like a portableapp 10:08:02 Fair enough. 10:09:53 Can I make haveno use my already running system TOR service instead of starting it's own? 10:19:13 Yes 10:19:14 i dont think so. to run it on tails you need to run a provided script for it work. theres a guides somwhere for whonix that people claim they work. i havnt had the patience to try them yet. 10:19:43 oh it dos? nice 10:20:07 Use flags —torControlHost —torControlPort and if nessesary —torControlPassword (non hashed) 10:20:35 Not to be confused with the socks proxy port 10:21:24 And this is part of the newest builds, so you may need to build from source yourself to use this atm I think 10:31:26 managed to get it to work 10:31:27 Managed to get it to work 10:31:29 Latest release has it 10:31:38 ``` 10:31:39 Haveno --torControlHost=127.0.0.1 --torControlUseSafeCookieAuth --useTorForXmr=ON --torControlPort=9051 --torControlCookieFile=/var/run/tor/control.authcookie 10:31:41 ``` 10:33:06 Right now I'm also just waiting on my own full node to finish it's initial sync 10:33:11 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/anomalous.news/DYwnotUPRZOOOyZesHjqsGsm 10:33:15 Right now I'm also just waiting on my own public full node to finish it's initial sync 10:33:51 Mine finished about an hour ago, but what’s the fancy GUI? I want it 10:33:53 Reminds me of grafana 10:33:56 Yea it is 10:34:02 That's because it is 10:34:09 https://github.com/semyon2105/monerod-exporter 10:34:17 Oooo thx 10:34:28 I'm using [this](https://github.com/lalanza808/docker-monero-node) docker setup to run it 10:36:18 I’m using a similar one but I made a custom stack so that it’s impossible for the monerod node to make any connection that is not proxied through tor and alongside it also having its own inbound hidden service 10:37:28 Ah, nice 10:37:40 I'm running a tor proxy on a separate server actually 10:38:10 Address is `anews6cvoazwg7tyk53dxsm2bkvwrk5eoansphb4zwpgx47ffeqfyqyd.onion` if anyone wants to use it 10:39:35 Alternatively you can use `xmr.anomalous.news` (with optional SSL) for clearnet connections 10:40:30 cool. free node for the grinder 10:41:09 Wouldn't recommend using it yet, won't be fully synced in the chain until another 6 hours (give or take) 10:41:34 (deal or no deal) 10:41:40 Seal. 10:42:02 Seal! 10:42:05 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/anomalous.news/eIoXswsXPYTWnQDbJucAtaDG 10:42:33 lmao 10:44:15 `monerod` says 3 hours but it also said 8 hours last night so I don't trust that number 10:44:48 indeed don't trust it 10:45:22 <321bob321:monero.social> Windows download eta time 10:45:29 ``` 10:45:31 monerod | 2024-08-26 10:09:15.388 I Synced 3145480/3223501 (97%, 78021 left, 31% of total synced, estimated 2.9 hours left) 10:45:33 monerod | 2024-08-26 10:43:41.964 I Synced 3154364/3223530 (97%, 69166 left, 39% of total synced, estimated 2.9 hours left) 10:45:35 ``` 10:45:37 Inverse time travel 10:45:52 ...and it just went up to 3.0 10:47:07 It's not like the server's bad either, it's got 128GB of RAM with a 32-core CPU 10:49:40 Lilith is rich confirmed. An AGM-158C LRASM is underway to your location. 10:49:56 Oh, no, it's only about 100€/month. 10:50:24 damn whats your host? 10:50:29 looks like a deal 10:50:44 https://royalehosting.net/store/dedicated-servers 10:51:47 Cryptomining isn't allowed though, keep that in mind. 10:52:35 obviously yes 10:52:39 thx for sharing 10:54:04 Naturally I also don't condone using their services for or in support of any illicit activities. 10:54:09 Naturally I also don't condone using their services for, or in support of, any illicit activities. 10:55:37 Do they accept monero without any kyc ? 10:55:52 (Just to know if they should be added to kycnot.me) 10:56:57 I don't think so 10:57:11 Registration requires personal details as well as a physical billing address 10:57:52 Ok rip 10:58:30 But FYI the dedicated server we rent for nowhere.moe is rented through servers.guru, with monero and no kyc 10:58:41 (50euros monthly) 11:00:24 would be 250-300$ per month to reach the same power of Lilith VPS 11:01:14 Nah less I think. You can send them the server you want wherever it is 11:01:30 Probably 130eur monthly I'd say 11:01:47 Nah less I think. You can send them the server you want wherever it is (cloud reselling) 11:03:04 servers.guru thoughts? how much it would cost for a server with 28GB of RAM with a 32-core CPU? 11:03:08 servers.guru thoughts? how much it would cost for a server with 128GB of RAM with a 32-core CPU? 11:03:39 <321bob321:monero.social> 999xmr 11:04:46 I better get 30% more profit by mining on that server 11:04:50 Total XMR supply + 2 - Total XMR Supply 11:04:54 Probably 130eur monthly I'd say (I'll let them confirm) 11:06:40 file alpine.png too big to download (90368256 > allowed size: 1000000) 11:06:41 alpine.png 11:06:54 Here's an image of a disk that contains a bash script which spins up an alpine disk image and chroots into it 11:07:13 just one more middleman bro, just one more 11:08:01 If your opsec demands anonymity, you gotta do with what you have at your disposal 11:08:21 how is it more secure than just servers.guru 11:08:48 I think you misunderstood the message 11:09:42 <321bob321:monero.social> How come there is no middlewoman 11:09:49 oh yeah 11:09:51 sorry 11:10:00 i though nowhere.moe is a serversguru reseller 11:10:01 lol 11:13:30 women is an illusion 11:13:57 <321bob321:monero.social> I has a drawing of one 11:14:23 Yea just motivating people to rent their servers using monero, with no kyc :) 11:14:48 IMHO its good to practice anonymity here and there 11:14:57 I guess I must be a hologram then 11:15:37 You pay with Monero for anonymity. I pay with Monero because my card is sanctioned. We are not the same. 11:15:43 ? aren't you it/its 11:15:47 glad to be here tho 11:15:51 its said on your website 11:16:03 LLMs are rapidly improving 11:16:25 There's more to me than I tell on my website 11:16:38 I see. 11:16:42 then yes you are an hologram 11:16:45 Am I even real? Who knows. 11:17:13 Maybe I'm just an experimental large language model made by OpenAI 11:18:00 the moral guideline however is always as biased 11:18:23 I should totally set up a bot some day 11:18:39 Matrix bots are surprisingly easier to do than you'd expect 11:18:43 That just yaps 11:18:54 look at moo bot repository in cuprate organization 11:18:56 No I meant local LLM 11:19:03 That's even easier 11:19:05 why not the two? 11:19:08 https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui 11:19:14 I hate python 11:19:16 I hate you 11:19:27 You're not gonna like the AI world then 11:19:38 I like mistral.rs and llama.cpp 11:19:42 Like 90% of the most popular programs are written in Python 11:19:52 yeah because data scientist are bad programmers 11:20:05 that need C FFI to make things run but they don't realize 11:20:22 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/RKFQosqjamyBFcUAJMDnoPgw 11:20:32 "people" made this meme true 11:20:52 On the Internet, nobody knows you're a large language model made by OpenAI. 11:21:15 ah but you said you were one 11:21:36 Did I? 11:21:45 lie, It is Electron 11:21:49 hold on I'll just grab some bypass real quick 11:21:59 I'll test @nyxaris:anomalous.news 11:23:12 ah nevermind deleted the file 11:23:18 Mainstream AI algorithms are naive anyway 11:24:57 i'm not against an hologram woman chatGPT member i guess 11:25:05 welcome to the club 11:25:48 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/anomalous.news/AkqBxwYTsaObnHATlVaabOyA 11:26:01 On the topic of modern design 11:26:51 that is why UX team is as important as the rest of the company 11:28:36 i bet that summary of this and every other article with this title will be: 11:28:37 internet is bloated(i agree) 11:28:39