01:40:50 <br-m> <frogmindset:matrix.org> @basses:matrix.org: is it retroswap. org or retroswap .com?
01:40:53 <br-m> <frogmindset:matrix.org> there are two when i searched retroswap
01:43:26 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> retoswap
01:43:39 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> reto not retro
01:52:37 <br-m> <frogmindset:matrix.org> @ofrnxmr:xmr.mx: ohh thank you, im stupid lol
02:40:42 <mycotrip> Has DNS checkpointing made a measurable impact?
02:45:10 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Not deployed yet
03:12:03 <mycotrip> Is it detrimental to enable it on my node right now?
03:37:24 <br-m> <noname-user0:matrix.org> mycotrip: no. totally fine
04:05:18 <mycotrip> good deal!
06:56:05 <br-m> <letscage.com:matrix.org> anyone knows cake wallet logs device & network info along with monero tx id ?
08:53:55 <helene> @letscage.com:matrix.org feel free to look at cake wallet sources if you want to make sure 
08:54:45 <br-m> <letscage.com:matrix.org> yeah, there's nothing wrong in the source, but how can I be sure the build in the app store ?
09:05:55 <helene> if you don't trust the app store build you can build it yourself on a mac (or other) and load it like that
13:58:01 <DataHoarder> pushed new tree design for https://qubic-snooper.p2pool.observer/tree/ with clickable links + SVG
14:10:39 <br-m> <sneedlewoods_xmr:matrix.org> DataHoarder when I click on any orphaned block I get "500 Internal Server Error"
14:10:49 <DataHoarder> they don't exist in explorer
14:11:00 <DataHoarder> you will only be able to click orphaned p2pool blocks
14:11:06 <DataHoarder> as those have a working page
14:11:17 <DataHoarder> like https://p2pool.observer/share/de9f8e27c877367c74bebb48dc2912bf535fa9dbfccc1fb9a684a57f1a8637ca
14:11:24 <br-m> <sneedlewoods_xmr:matrix.org> ah I see
16:46:31 <Cindy_> i am reminded of bitmain's randomX rig that was just a bunch of RISC-V CPUs
16:46:48 <Cindy_> i wonder, did they modify xmrig to add JIT for RISC-V? or just used the interpreter mode
18:00:19 <DataHoarder> PSA https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1nbqt4d/largest_npm_compromise_in_history_supply_chain/
18:02:49 <Cindy> just delete nodejs
19:01:05 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> DataHoarder: http://redlib.catsarch.com/r/programming/comments/1nbqt4d/largest_npm_compromise_in_history_supply_chain/
19:46:14 <br-m> <syntheticbird> @basses:matrix.org: You'll notice that most of the comments are not blaming the author personally for falling into that phishing campaign, but actually condemning cryptocurrencies as a whole, claimit it to be the fuel of this fiasco.
19:46:14 <br-m> <syntheticbird> Indeed, you are on Reddit.
19:50:37 <helene> the very usual "well, if you got had, it's because you were doing something stupid" from reddit :)
19:52:25 <helene> whether the "something stupid" is "cryptocurrency", "using npm" or "using those packages", pick at random
19:54:43 <Cindy> syntheticbird: that's dumb
19:55:01 <Cindy> if it wasn't cryptocurrencies, the attacker would just sneak in an infostealer
19:55:10 <Cindy> and steal people's logins, cookies, tokens, whatever
19:55:25 <Cindy> and then what? they're gonna blame discord and google for being the fuel of this fiasco? :P
19:57:03 <helene> from what i've seen in the past, in those situations they tend to blame the open source developer that works on the software on their free time for being hacked
19:57:41 <Cindy> i'd rather blame npm for being a crappy repository in general
19:58:25 <helene> well, because the Node.js ecosystem relies on lock files, it seems almost no one was impacted
21:02:02 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> or because node.js dev is russian!
21:05:17 <br-m> <syntheticbird> every russians are le evil or something
21:30:33 <br-m> <eddie:oblak.be> @syntheticbird: Let's celebrate there's a company doing the work NPM should do, I think the report on this is very nice.
21:32:08 <br-m> <eddie:oblak.be> "It's been 12 months since you updated your 2FA credentials" 😂
21:32:11 <br-m> <eddie:oblak.be> really?
21:35:21 <br-m> <eddie:oblak.be> I wouldn't blame the maintainer, can happen to the best, he admitted his mistake.
21:35:26 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Who can i blame for luke dash jr losing 400btc
21:41:08 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> @ofrnxmr:xmr.mx: windows
21:42:49 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> He kept it on a server
21:43:00 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Was it windows?
21:43:17 <br-m> <eddie:oblak.be> Didn't this happen to monero community wallet too?
21:44:24 <br-m> <eddie:oblak.be> It's one thing to lose the keys to your own wallet or one you manage. But here the maintainer loses access to software that is used to build services that people connect their wallets to
21:46:44 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> @eddie:oblak.be: u mean CCS?
21:47:06 <br-m> <eddie:oblak.be> Yeah I don't remember 100%
22:57:11 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> @eddie:oblak.be: It was drained from a home pc
22:57:44 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> For 400k/2600xmr, not 20-40million
23:50:17 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> https://archive.is now accepts Monero donations 👀
23:51:44 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> if you visit any archived website for example https://archive.is/GrsYc you can see
23:51:46 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/ryiTvzijfZHDrFTqStejVxPy.png (clipboard.png)
23:51:56 <Cindy> where
23:52:44 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> at the top
23:52:56 <Cindy> okay, it only appears in pages
23:53:07 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> the link is https://coindrop.to/archive
23:53:07 <Cindy> does archive.is implement openalias?
23:53:57 <Cindy> nope they don't, nvm
23:54:09 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> yeah, it is just address and QR code
23:54:34 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> unfortunately the service they are using have trackers and while open source, it is not maintained, last commit 3 years ago
23:54:55 <Cindy> archive.is should just implement opanalias on their domain
23:54:58 <Cindy> like put a TXT record
23:55:21 <Cindy> so i don't have to visit a JS-filled page just to figure out what their address is, and just type in their domain in the wallet program