00:05:52 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> GIMP sux
00:06:13 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> sorry, I love FOSS but GIMP is pain
05:07:17 <BlueyHealer> Yeah, I commonly see that. I mentioned it because that's what I'm used to (and I only clean up scans there, so usage is not that complicated).
06:05:40 <br-m> <heyadora:matrix.org> @imprevisto:matrix.org: You need to embrace the pain
06:32:15 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> GIMP needs a choke chain
06:32:32 <BlueyHealer> what
06:33:06 <br-m> <heyadora:matrix.org> @imprevisto:matrix.org: use right click in gimp to do everything :V
06:33:13 <br-m> <heyadora:matrix.org> Also get gimp 3
06:33:34 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> nah GIMP crashes and sucks for really basic stuff
06:33:50 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> I am glad it exists but it is pretty bad.
06:34:17 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> I will die on this hill. GIMP will not be able to get to me because it has no function in its legs
06:35:26 <br-m> <heyadora:matrix.org> @imprevisto:matrix.org: Crashes? Owo interesting
06:35:52 <BlueyHealer> It's not the only one. I haven't tried Krita personally, but it seems decently popular.
06:36:22 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> easier to just type something into a ML model
06:36:43 <br-m> <heyadora:matrix.org> BlueyHealer: Krita for drawing
06:36:43 <br-m> <heyadora:matrix.org> Gimp for editing
06:37:54 <BlueyHealer> imprevisto, ...And typing text on a colored background is even easier than that, without being absolutely disgusting.
06:39:14 <Sindy> i have never used a generative image AI in my life
06:41:11 <BlueyHealer> "I bothered just enough to show you how much I don't care"
06:44:10 <Sindy> i remember when people used to scribble dumb shit in mspaint to show how they don't care
06:44:24 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> what text do you need, I'll come back in 2 min with it, no gimp needed
06:44:27 <BlueyHealer> MS Paint could at least be funny
06:44:48 <BlueyHealer> You mean you'd generate it? what's the point here?
07:47:23 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/JohQNqmulqTmTBwDmCHrstFo.png (point.png)
07:47:31 <br-m> <imprevisto:matrix.org> this is what I came up with for you. it's not great but you get the idea
08:02:54 <br-m> <testtank:matrix.org> Wait, if you run your node in tour gui instance
13:47:54 <br-m> <sbt:nope.chat> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djM70O0SnsY -> DEF CON 33 - Stories from a Tor dev - Roger 'arma' Dingledine
16:39:16 <dukenukem> Revuo Monero Issue 249: October 7 - 19, 2025 || https://www.revuo-xmr.com/weekly/issue-249/
17:48:19 <br-m> <testtank:matrix.org> In a hypothetical scenario where we know a remote node is 100% honest, emphasis on the hypotetical, is it safer then using your own node?
17:48:26 <br-m> <testtank:matrix.org> To prevent ip tracing
17:49:28 <Sindy> if the remote node is behind an anonymizer like tor or I2P, then it's better because when more people use it, it's more useless to spy nodes
17:49:39 <Sindy> spy nodes look for self-hosted nodes that used by like 1 or 2 people
17:49:44 <Sindy> to associate transactions
20:16:20 <br-m> <monerojuana_:matrix.org> I run 300 spy nodes , bye ✌️
20:18:36 <br-m> <boog900> rookie numbers 
20:18:48 <br-m> <boog900> someone runs ~2000
20:19:07 <br-m> <boog900> (probably the same person)