00:10:29 Whats so revolutionary about Monero that some freaks clame its gonna change the world? For me it's just another merchandise on the market and you need centralized bank money to be able to own some and use them. 00:11:32 How is this merchandise gonna change the world?? 00:13:45 same way cash was a gamechanger 00:13:55 xmr = digital cash 00:15:20 there are many types of money 00:15:28 some are better than others 00:16:18 xmr is useful for some people 00:25:45 But to clame its gonna change the world and end poverty and inequality and so on is exaggerated isn't? 00:27:34 I've never heard claims that it would end poverty and inequality 00:28:42 No one with a brain believes any singular thing can possibly end poverty/inequality 00:28:49 I love Monero so f*cking much 00:28:49 Everyday I wake up and think of how it can completely revolutionize the world. No man has succeeded in taking down central banking. They simply get overthrown or killed and their entire system of state banking which made the nation prosperous gets thrown out and the same old central banking system gets installed 00:28:49 He who controls the money runs the nation. Not only will democracy actually be possible but there will be no more inflation, usury and endless wars that are used to prop up the fraudulent system of theft, murder and deception of the broad masses[... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/nIDAzscKb2x3N09G ] 00:29:46 That is an example on reddit Monero channel 00:29:54 can 00:30:12 I don't think so 00:30:13 people say all sorts of things 00:30:32 also le reddit is pretty full of exaggerating claims these days 00:30:33 I am rarely on red it 00:30:49 I agree me too 00:31:38 It sound like the Prophet of Bitcoin crypto anarchist in Mexico 00:31:45 Lol 00:31:52 the difference between humans and other animals is their ability to make shit up 00:32:23 Among other things 00:33:24 Anyway thanks we clarified something 00:52:39 <4sight:matrix.org> People still use Reddit???????????? > <@redti1989:matrix.org> That is an example on reddit Monero channel 00:53:05 lots of bots do XD 01:01:57 Im guilty 01:05:39 But its a minor offense compared to using facebook 01:06:01 Which i dont use, but thats offtopic 01:06:25 😁 01:15:26 * br-m wonders how monero.town is doing these days🤔 01:15:51 or is it house? I can never remember 01:16:07 <4sight:matrix.org> @gzx:metropolis.nexus: monerobull closed it down 01:16:38 anything take it's place or monero homies say forget lemmy? 01:17:47 piefed does seem a better option at this point too. 01:19:11 <4sight:matrix.org> DAVEJP MY OPPS FUCK DAVEJP 01:19:15 <4sight:matrix.org> https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/DVrLSkimXSXzfrZaWuQILMZY.png (davejp.png) 01:20:23 <4sight:matrix.org> @gzx:metropolis.nexus: You can probably find the name of that Nostr-like instance I forgot in the monero.town announcements 01:46:57 monerotown is up 01:47:10 maybe just can't access from tor 01:47:21 <4sight:matrix.org> Not for long 01:47:27 <4sight:matrix.org> monerobull said he is closing it down look at the latest announcement 01:47:40 you said that it is closed 01:48:00 yes I know that he is trying to switch platforms 01:48:25 when was the latest announcement 01:48:34 I heard about a week ago 01:49:02 * nioc looks 01:50:02 yeah 6 days ago 01:50:05 man, I haven't heard nostr mentioned in a while—will give it another glance soon, thanks 01:55:43 <4sight:matrix.org> I found it 01:55:46 <4sight:matrix.org> @gzx:metropolis.nexus: https://monstr.land/ 02:10:45 this seems like abandonware, though—can anyone confirm?(or deny) 02:51:06 nvm—it's not even foss, I'm good 02:52:38 @gzx:metropolis.nexus: gotta talk nice nice about BTC to get them zaps 02:53:28 Dudes be talkin about "BTC is freedom money" and dont even be believing it themselves 02:53:52 that price is wayyy too high to be called freedom money anymore 03:07:03 hey, i'm confused about the concept of an "output" in monero. if i go on a chain explorer, all i see for each transaction is the sender's key image and the two receiver public key. but elsewhere i see talk of 7 digit outputs/TXOs. are the list of 16 different outputs not public for each transaction? where do I see those on chain? 03:09:52 and also, when are these outputs created or destroyed? if Alice sends some monero to Bob, and Bob sends it back to Alice, can an observer see that the same output has gone back and forth? 03:25:10 imyxh1: In monero, outputs are inputs 03:25:37 The real out(in)put is one of the 16 decoys 03:27:55 When you view a tx on an explorer, it will show a list of 16 ring members for each input. 03:27:56 If a tx spends 2 inputs, youll see 2 groups of 16 ring members in the tx details 03:28:12 1 ring member in each group is the real input 03:31:12 can you link me an explorer that actually displays the outputs? i'm not seeing them on the first few explorers that popped up (or i don't know where to look) 03:45:12 ah, i see. the outputs are identified by offsets. so if Alice sends to Bob (let's say she uses an output with index 100), then Bob sends to Alice, then the index of that output Bob just sent is _not_ 100, it's the offset of the previous Alice→Bob transaction. is this right? 03:45:28 s/index/offset 04:08:50 Offsets are global 04:09:08 Otherwise you'd know receivers 04:09:18 The index is the number of that output in order as included in Monero blocks 04:10:25 Easier case: miner transaction only has outputs https://p2pool.io/explorer/tx/aab1166d7b6835583588cca0a603eec00c1e3a16177549f48196bb60eea1a8d4 04:11:10 If you check the block mined https://p2pool.io/explorer/block/f05c7f61f790ca5a6a76a25e5c25d114089a2d721a8436b47a65f7ca18828ab2 04:11:39 The second transaction continues the output indices 04:11:41 And so on 04:12:09 This is different how other TXO chains refer to spends, where they refer them by the transaction id 04:35:44 ah thank you, p2pool shows it very nicely 06:09:01 the actual p2pool block with tagged outputs if you are curious https://p2pool.observer/share/f05c7f61f790ca5a6a76a25e5c25d114089a2d721a8436b47a65f7ca18828ab2 08:40:56 "I've noticed that many UK users have issues syncing their wallets and it looks like its not isolated to just one ISP" @monerobull:matrix.org sauce? 08:41:23 I'm in the UK, and I rarely have issues 08:41:33 even on a worse connection that I just upgraded anyway 08:41:36 A) use a better node 08:41:36 B) use a node that has SSL 08:41:36 C) use dnscrypt or doh 08:49:26 @ofrnxmr: my personal experience 08:49:56 i do a lot of r/monerosupport 08:50:15 and ive noticed that node connectivity is mostly an issue with UK people 08:50:30 interesting 08:50:52 @monerobull:matrix.org: using what nodes 08:51:00 yeah 08:51:04 most wallets don't have nodes in the uk 08:53:50 @ofrnxmr: A) is the most likely solution 08:54:37 Id also say A2) is poor internet 08:55:47 If UK was throttling or censoring monero, then (B) should fix it. But i doubt that is the case 09:00:11 I'm pretty sure my ISP has tried to block tor before 09:00:32 idk if it was just a bad connection they were providing, but everything else was working 09:05:56 same, occasionally i have to use bridges 09:11:26 we need a UK specimen to study 09:14:07 a few times i've had DNS issues before where direct IP connection to a node worked fine 12:13:00 @nthpyrodev:nthpyro.dev 12:13:19 hello 12:13:21 you spamming me 12:13:23 ? 12:13:34 lol 12:13:38 I got blocked in the UK 12:13:51 @nthpyrodev:nthpyro.dev: ok sorry ignore me 12:13:56 @treelover6000:matrix.org: what ISP? 12:13:59 My ISP blocks Tor unless you use the Azure bridge 12:14:03 i see 12:14:49 @nthpyrodev:nthpyro.dev: brsk 12:15:36 you should call them up 12:15:41 they have no right to block a protocol 12:16:17 @nthpyrodev:nthpyro.dev: I'll try later today 12:16:37 find some random pieces of law to cite 12:30:45 ask them to attend a zoom meeting with your chatgpt lawyer present 12:31:25 do we know which isps are blocking tor? 12:35:16 plowsof: I think toob may have been at one point, can't fully confirm it tho 12:40:56 Nicholas Martinez 12:41:04 ? 13:02:01 Hello Monero Community, 13:02:01 My name is Nicholas Martinez, a security researcher and developer from Britain with a strong proficiency in Python. 13:02:01 I'm reaching out because I deeply admire Monero's commitment to privacy and would be eager to contribute. My background includes: [... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/oaSG5McKdWo0TDBO ] 13:05:24 nthpyrodev i done a quick search - alot of UK isps vegan blocking Tor from 2013 onward , ehh 13:06:02 surprisingly i can accept the room invite 13:06:52 i think i am ACL'd on the matrix side 13:07:00 which is fine i guess 13:07:01 @glax1a:matrix.org: I'm also a fan of kyun.host and Monero, which I use in my country despite its illegal status. My XMR address is: 13:07:01 8AkqQTkTY6WcbpF6U48AZtNozYJ92Qf3uCd73oLDN9JBfrcmpzmaHXsGpzZgYZ3dZUcSfAWMCTRGvPfFGkpydFoCCsRHRuY 13:07:14 Bitcoin: bc1qxy2kgdygjrsqtzq2n0yrf2493p83kkfjhx0wlh 13:07:15 never mind i am not 13:07:19 No begging python dev 13:07:22 Litecoin: LTaGxdGHLZMu8TTKFTpbX92BPttP51jNn4 13:07:23 anyways what is happening to my friend 13:07:50 plowsof: Sorry! 13:08:46 Hi plowsof, 13:08:46 I am writing to sincerely apologize for begging. There is no excuse for my behavior, and I know I hurt you. 13:08:46 I was wrong because I was being thoughtless.[... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/6oGf5McKTjY1VzBR ] 13:09:19 I forgive chatgpt 13:09:30 My other account is nthpyrodev I hope alt accounts are allowed 13:09:41 plowsof: 🙏 13:10:34 ah so you're the one causing all the psychological torment on here @glax1a:matrix.org 13:10:56 i recognize your name and your chaotic energy 13:11:20 this one has definitely targeted me before 13:11:44 kypwny.eth 13:11:51 yes that is my ethereum wallet 13:11:55 My best friend nice to see you! 13:12:15 I'm just having fun here I'm nthpyrodev 13:12:35 glax1a is spreading themselves out across this protocol to lurk and dox people with shitty opsec 13:12:50 i dont know who any of the mods are in here but 13:12:55 @ky:tilde.horse: 0x151f87326331392dfFe89215B5B28D59Fd8E39eF 13:13:11 @ky:tilde.horse: False accusations friend? Time to report to the exchanges! 13:13:21 what exchanges 13:13:23 I hope you reported your taxes! 13:13:29 i have 13:13:30 thanks 13:13:43 Goodbye friend 13:13:46 anyways all of the metadata you have gathered on me is planted on purpose 13:13:50 retard 13:14:41 so anyways i believe i've been banned here before for being misassociated with trolls 13:14:49 i maintain a presence everywhere to stay intelligent 13:15:00 glax1a doxed a fellow room member here and i came to investigate 13:15:19 and seeing as they were able to post simple info about me so quickly 13:15:58 i recommend you all be careful of what you say to anyone on this protocol in any public setting 13:29:00 we know 13:30:17 glowies are building a profile database of monero users and developers 13:30:19 it's one of the methods they use outside of spy nodes, spamming the chain, and the surveillance tool used by chainalysis 13:30:21 fuck blockchain surveillence glowniggers. i read only from the logs now. irc is worse 13:31:57 this place is a trap for newcomers. they will toy with you 13:38:46 https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/zyLyuXgoGUFUhArAaHRwPwaS.png (image.png) 13:38:54 reminder 13:48:37 is matrix becoming discord? 13:51:06 In which sense? 13:52:09 @droid192:matrix.org: Which type of keyboard is it on the image, qwerty ? 14:13:41 Hello 14:16:24 does someone use openmonero here? I have setup everything, everything seem to be working fine when I check the logs, but tx list is always empty even after importing the transactions, I tried to use curl to call my node with tx hash and this is working 14:17:53 I wouldn't touch openmonero 14:17:58 johny_ if you are hosting a private instance, i would consider switching to monero-lws 14:18:24 openmonero only scans when you login as it does not maintain a database of viewkeys 14:19:44 i had success with the Dockerfile https://gist.github.com/plowsof/419d04555cbca90e9d45658df35273f0 14:20:42 yes that's a choice, I prefer not storing view keys as well 14:24:34 br-m why you wouldn't touch openmonero? 14:25:16 Theyre prob referring to the localmonero clone 14:25:19 yeah 14:25:25 I thought that's what you were talking about, mb 14:27:22 br-m https://github.com/moneroexamples/openmonero 14:28:57 plowsof, do you have any idea how to fix my issue with openmonero? that's the first time I am trying to set it up, there isn't any error in the logs so I don't know what is wrong 14:30:39 I have build v0.18.3.4 because I couldn't compile openmonero with latest monero version 14:32:21 i forgot about the localmonero clone who stole the name lol 14:32:49 johny_ honestly i would use monero-lws, or is there a specific reason you want to use openmonero instead of monero-lws 14:33:59 well I prefer not storing view key and use mariadb 14:35:55 is openmonero something supposed to be working? if it is not it would be great to write it on the github repo... 16:16:19 @kojikyo:matrix.org: Dvorak 16:16:20 It's good because people won't touch your computer (and in bonus you type faster) 16:16:20 It's anoying because you have to remap all the keys on most game you launch 16:20:44 BTW this reminds me of a funny flaw my keyboard has. I am very happy with it overall, and this could've been fixed with a new set of keycaps, but still amusing nobody caught this. 16:21:24 There is an RGB backlight... But the keycaps do not have transparent parts in them. So there's a light, but you still can't type in the dark unless you're capable of blind typing XD 16:22:54 Yeah, lot of keyboard have that flaw, It's by design (I think it's cheaper and it still have that RGB flashiness even if it's technically useless) 16:23:37 It's not useless in that it looks pretty. 16:24:05 Didn't know it was common)) 16:25:08 Yeah, like my first keyboard with a light back in the early 2000 16:25:08 It was before RGB so I went into a car shop and got a flexible neon thing and made my own. 16:25:08 But yeah, it's so it look pretty. 16:25:34 nice 16:25:36 BlueyHealer: I think that RGB keyboard with opaque keys, are more common than the one with transparent letters 16:26:09 I just never thought of that because my laptop keyboard doesn't have such a problem. 16:28:07 Now they have two type of lightning too 16:28:07 You have leds between the keys and leds "in the switchs" 16:28:07 The latter one are better if you have transparent cap (if you don't want the light to bleed all over but just want to see the keyboard letter illuminated) 17:48:29 Interesting, i didn't knew that one. It's really that fast that you would change from a classic one ? > <@ravfx:xmr.mx> Dvorak 17:48:52 @kojikyo:matrix.org: yes 17:49:25 Take about a month-ish to adjust, assuming your not touching other qwertys 17:50:00 @ravfx:xmr.mx: well i'll think about give it a try 17:50:28 qwerty have been designed to prevent jam in mecanical typewriter (and for marketing them) 17:50:50 It's just totally unoptimized for current day keyboards 17:52:35 @ravfx:xmr.mx: yeah i heard about it, it's just that i get so used to it and i hardly ever see people using different keyboard 17:53:24 Never met or talked to anyone who used dvorak. Its like seeing a unicorn! Haha 17:55:40 You've never seen a unicorn? 17:56:17 I have not 17:57:04 ..living under a rock, i suppose? 17:58:39 I guess I need to get out more 18:53:39 hi, can monerod accept spend proofs to deduct spent outputs from the final amount? 18:53:43 in a view-only wallet 19:13:34 Anybody tinker with RISC-V SBCs such as https://milkv.io/mars ? 19:14:41 @kekzploit:matrix.org: It's a waste of money 19:14:49 I tinker with RV and wanted to get a Mars but haven't yet 19:15:16 Most of my RV stuff is emulator and ISA + Verilog stuff 19:15:39 As somebody who is a fan of monero doing what it can given a given threat model, but also doesnt believe privacy exsists as devices are born compromised, i have become super interested in open source silicon, risc-v and verifiably clean hardware to the max extent it can be 19:16:09 @ravfx:xmr.mx: Whats wrong with it, im thinking about grabbing one 19:16:19 For the same price you can get a Thinkcentre 19:16:19 20x more oomph 19:16:19 can be upgraded to 64GB ram 19:16:19 can be upgraded to 16TB storage 19:16:20 Have 3 display output and like 6-7 USB[... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/6tHg7scKUmVWMzcw ] 19:16:21 They also come with a metal case 19:16:22 instead of no case 19:16:39 @ravfx:xmr.mx: is it RISC-V? 19:18:26 Its the architecture im after, not just the fact is a SBC 19:18:26 @kekzploit:matrix.org: Who care, thgey have proprietary Risc-v chip 19:18:45 from Starfive 19:18:48 the mars specifically/ 19:18:49 and better suggestions? 19:18:51 merely chasing the dream here and doin due diligenc 19:18:54 I don't think non proprietary risc-v chip exist 19:18:56 I just took a quick look on the site, what's the difference between this and a rasberry (i'm a beginner in electronics and hardware) > <@kekzploit:matrix.org> Anybody tinker with RISC-V SBCs such as https://milkv.io/mars ? 19:19:31 @kojikyo:matrix.org: RISC-V itself is an open-source instruction set architecture (ISA), 19:19:39 The rasberry surely have way better software support (There also over expensive turds nut well, better support for sure) 19:19:59 @kekzploit:matrix.org: X86 is too 19:20:11 if you talk about the ISA 19:20:12 @kekzploit:matrix.org: oh okay so the difference is on the firmware 19:20:41 actually all ISA are kinda open, else no no opensource compilers 19:20:42 I have an RPi 5 doing some bits and pieves, i just find myself looking at the devices around me and almost smelling mossad 19:20:50 all ISAs are open 19:20:57 you could literally reimplement one yourself 19:21:18 the difference is that RISC-V takes extensions from a wide variety of people 19:21:23 Yep, and as long as you reimplement (not clone), then I think they can't even sue you 19:21:24 rather than just a company thing 19:21:45 Cindy_: isnt that complicated ? like don't you have to rewrite in assembly the basics on it ? 19:21:49 No one do that thru because it take an enormous amount of money and brains to design chips 19:21:59 kojikyo: wdym complicated 19:22:04 yh, out of my skillset 19:22:19 you have to make the instructions work as they should 19:22:25 and replicate the register set 19:22:37 Cindy_: i probably misunderstood nvm 19:23:05 I'm building out a platform, in my utopian vision i see some verifiably clean, distributed, monero optimized RISC-V boxes doing... something 😛 19:23:11 Reimplementation used to be popular (just look at the number of chip you can put into 8086->pentium class machines 19:23:11 But more the time advance, the more the chip are better and faster and so re-implementation get exponentially more expensive and are not able to compete 19:23:24 anybody any good with golang at all? 19:23:29 kekzploit: unless they give you the Gerber files and shit, it's not open source silicon 19:23:48 it is a proprietary reimplementation of a "open source" ISA 19:23:54 Cindy_: Thanks, a lot to learn 19:24:21 Is that even gerber files? We are talking about silicon, not pcb ! 19:24:45 what file format do they use to design the transistors of an ASIC? 19:24:49 so, if you had to, in spite of all this, point to a device, or tinkerer, or something which looks to be the best option given all uncertainty, any suggestions? 19:24:51 i forgot 19:25:05 Cindy_: I have no idea actually 19:25:07 we have a project like this: https://libresilicon.com 19:25:34 but de facto, having full design of most CPUs is rather useless for the most part 19:25:44 @ravfx:xmr.mx: ive had kicad icon staring at me from my screen for like 6 months waiting to be used, anybody into pcb design and all that jazz? 19:25:53 unless you could drill out the fuse 🧌 19:26:05 Cindy_: this discussion is way too complicated for me i don't even know what's an ASIC 19:26:18 it's another term for a chip 19:26:30 gan: "auditable chips" lol 19:26:50 how do you know that the CPU that you bought is the exact same as that file you got from the manufacturer 19:26:51 @kekzploit:matrix.org: https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/xmr.mx/rALdxtJgJXcwJXHNkMhzLJPh.png (clipboard.png) 19:27:03 unless you decide to melt down the packaging and take a shot of the die 19:27:05 Mars is not open hardware > <@kekzploit:matrix.org> As somebody who is a fan of monero doing what it can given a given threat model, but also doesnt believe privacy exsists as devices are born compromised, i have become super interested in open source silicon, risc-v and verifiably clean hardware to the max extent it can be 19:27:16 oh yeah i just search it up i didnt knew what the letters stood for > it's another term for a chip 19:27:19 Nor is the SoC or the CPU 19:27:51 chips are the most hardest shit to audit independently tbh 19:27:57 No > <@ravfx:xmr.mx> X86 is too 19:28:04 Most so-called open hardware is usually just have open PCB designs, and that it 19:28:22 @ity:itycodes.org: YEs, you can know all the commands (instruction set) of that (architecture) 19:28:26 you have to melt down the packaging of the chip with acid, and look at the die with an electron microscope 19:28:32 and study each and every transistor 19:28:37 ive been trying to make some sense of this in my spare time: https://opentitan.org/documentation/index.html 19:29:08 Open source RV CPU? Doesn't exist. There's the XuanTie OpenC910 but that's just a softcore for the C910, the hardware C910 can differ. > <@kekzploit:matrix.org> and better suggestions? 19:29:09 Cindy_: It's too small to analyse at that point afaik 19:29:14 even with a SEM 19:29:28 yes 19:29:37 it's infeasible to reverse engineer modern chips 19:30:05 plowsof which frontend are you using with monero-lws? I tried mymonero-web-js, everything works fine but I am not able to send funds, I have an error on client side: TypeError: e is undefined after response from get_unspent_outs endpoint 19:30:25 people usually do it with like old or cheap ones with fewer transistor density 19:30:34 @ravfx:xmr.mx: Wait could someone explain me what are exactly the commands ? I tought it was like jmp, mov, ret you can see when deassembling an executable but you made it sound different 19:31:04 Cindy_: Everything is feasible with some time, it's just that we'll be probably dust when they'll be liberated 19:31:16 the old, "trust always rearing its head" conundrum > unless you decide to melt down the packaging and take a shot of the die 19:31:59 @kojikyo:matrix.org: no it's that 19:31:59 the command in assemblers is the instruction set 19:31:59 You can go lower (for example opcode, that are generated by the compilers). 19:31:59 Lower than that you can't (ie, what the microcode do and the micro instruction, and even if you could it have no use for you) 19:32:23 lower than that soetimes you can 19:32:48 MAME managed to dump the microcode of the 68000 and emulate it at that leve 19:32:49 level* 19:33:02 but then again, that shit has been decapped and reverse engineered for years 19:33:07 @ravfx:xmr.mx: Oh, but so you can know the commands of any architecture if you have it no ? You just deassemble an executable and you see them 19:33:16 ok so a slight pivot, to go with the better of 2 potential devils, best to go with some chinese tech or something if your in, for example, some 5 eyes country? or, futile due to some supply chain fuckery? 19:33:26 Cindy_: That's nice actually, but you could also stuff a 68000 in the SEM so that make it more useful (to know what the microcode do) 19:33:59 @kojikyo:matrix.org: yeah, the ISA are all open, so people can make a compiler. 19:33:59 GCC can pretty much compile for everything 19:34:03 or its simply all an illusion and they are one? baah 19:34:15 kekzploit: the CPUs are made in taiwan mostly anyway 19:34:26 regardless where you go.. unless you go with intel 19:34:42 @kekzploit:matrix.org: depend 19:34:42 chose the lesser spy 19:34:50 i'd rather trust taiwan than china 19:34:50 who can touch you?, assuming they all spy on you 19:35:07 Cindy_: damn TSMC 19:35:22 yh but the US own taiwan, no 19:35:37 It Depends™ > it's infeasible to reverse engineer modern chips 19:35:37 A few theoretical methods exist 19:35:45 they don't own taiwan 19:35:58 it's independent 19:36:01 have them int he back pocket? 19:36:05 @ity:itycodes.org: HAve a spy to steal the chip drawing files 19:36:11 big daddy protect you from china 19:36:27 more like everyone 19:36:39 because taiwan is the only one with the equipment to make the best chips ever 19:36:51 and most of the tech companies are depending on them 19:36:58 if china invades, it'll be suicide for them 19:37:00 Cindy_: yes, but arent much of the tech dutch? 19:37:01 Cindy_: Actually no, the equipement in question is made by ASML 19:37:05 There from NL afaik 19:37:16 @kekzploit:matrix.org: ^^ 19:37:17 regardless 19:37:21 most of the companies depend on TSMC 19:37:34 it would be suicide for china to invade 19:38:00 at least, that's what they're betting on 19:38:03 Yeah, TSMC have the biggest collection of ASML machines! 19:38:03 and ASML don't sell them to the chinese or russian 19:38:56 Cindy_: China can make chip actually 19:38:56 If they invade or just blow up TSMC, it's going to cause a massive chip shortage 19:39:14 as the other big one I think is like Samsung in SK 19:39:29 TSMC is going to start the production in US soon 19:39:35 am i right in my thinking that the whole china wanting taiwan is literally about TSMC? 19:39:39 so the china advantage for that is going away 19:40:01 TSMC is not dumb enough to give up all they got to the US 19:40:22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYqAMHQuNPw; "Chip Scan 3D X Ray Imaging of CMOS Integrated Circuits" > it's infeasible to reverse engineer modern chips 19:40:26 @kekzploit:matrix.org: Yeah, maybe, but it's too late the moment TSMC start to make chip in the US 19:40:54 it's from 2022, I don't know what is the state of the art right now, but it will be feasible eventually to doo scanning and automatic reconstruction of IC within any hardware 19:40:58 trump got em building in texas? 19:41:22 * non intrusive scanning 19:41:38 ravfx: you know about Yamaha's FM synth chips? 19:41:57 it took a group of russians many years to reverse engineer and decap the chip 19:42:20 imagine that with a CPU from 10 years ago :P 19:42:34 due to the tech lag from what we see as ground breaking new tech from the likes of googles willow chip etc, how long ago do you think DARPA had this tech, 10, 15, 20 yrs ago? 19:45:07 Cindy_: YEah, and that's like old, I have one right there let me check 19:45:36 it was OPN2 and OPL3 19:45:45 So it took how long to reverse a chip from.. 1993? 19:45:46 https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/xmr.mx/EGtjdPqzVkyJmxQqYQqRPMir.png (clipboard.png) 19:45:47 johny_ im using a beta wallet atm called skylight wallet thats connected via tor to my own monero-lws instance , sgp_ shared it recently, you would need a google play store account to join the beta :( ive not used my.monero personally 19:47:15 I see more talk of tor usage than i2p around these monero parts, why is this? 19:47:23 it took like 3 years or something 19:47:27 i don't remember 19:47:31 @kekzploit:matrix.org: there more people using Tor probably. 19:48:59 Cindy_: I think back in the days, Crystal Labs (Cirrus Logic) did have decent reimplementation of OPL3 actually. 19:49:28 sure 19:49:33 but they could only use it after 1995 19:49:49 because of the patent on FM synthesis (which expired that year) 19:51:39 plowof I see, I am looking into mymonero source code to try to fix it 19:51:41 Cindy_: Yeah, the CS4232 19:51:41 Released in early 1995 19:51:59 We should go in offtopic, I noticed we where talking on the main monero chan... 19:52:11 sorry lo 19:52:12 lol 19:52:53 lol, I thought it's offtopic 19:57:30 @kekzploit:matrix.org: Oh hai 22:40:54 plowsof great news I managed to fix my issue, I added fork_version property to get_unspent_outs endpoint then everything is working fine now 22:43:02 how do you identify spent outputs in a view-only wallet 22:43:46 (as of now, without carrots) 22:54:58 Key images import 23:00:51 ofrnxmr: can these key images be exported? 23:00:55 in the first place? 23:25:54 Yes 23:27:11 https://docs.getmonero.org/rpc-library/wallet-rpc/#export_key_images