02:20:47 <br-m> <stormyyy:stormyyy.xyz> @gan:skhron.org: wats wrong with suicide discussion
02:22:26 <br-m> <gan:skhron.org> @stormyyy:stormyyy.xyz: You could read here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanctioned_Suicide) to see what I was referring to, my issue that kf got deplatformed for a lot less
07:07:14 <br-m> <321bob321> network busy ?
07:07:38 <br-m> <321bob321> node went out of sync just than
10:00:32 <deavmi> I had good experience wirth Skchron
10:00:35 <deavmi> Or however you spell it
10:00:40 <deavmi> a VPS provider accepting all sorts of cryupto
13:10:00 <br-m> <zombie:catgirl.cloud> > <@gan:skhron.org> You could read here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanctioned_Suicide) to see what I was referring to, my issue that kf got deplatformed for a lot less
13:10:00 <br-m> <zombie:catgirl.cloud> (SS) forum is a disgusting place. I’ve heard about multiple suicides from children who were influenced by that forum. They claim to be a pro-suicide group, but only allow users who are 18 years old or older. Unfortunately, they don’t follow their own terms of service.
13:14:15 <BlueyHealer> wtf
15:22:05 <br-m> <ohchase:envs.net> Any thoughts on why the spy node adversary isn't adapting? Seems trivial for them to just set every unique ip they are routing a spy node through to maintain a consistent peer id, which in turn would make MRL's detection mechanism moot?
15:25:02 <br-m> <ofrnxmr> They did adapt
15:25:30 <br-m> <ofrnxmr> Moneronet.info
15:26:18 <br-m> <ohchase:envs.net> based on the sourcecode for that I am seeing it still identify by the 3 admin pings check if the id matches 
15:26:18 <br-m> <ohchase:envs.net> https://github.com/Rucknium/xmrnetscan/blob/main/src/rust/src/main.rs#L315
16:18:33 <plowsof> boog900 has seen evidence of them disabling one detection mechanism (unless i read that in a dream)
16:21:35 <br-m> <ofrnxmr> I had the same dream
16:31:03 <plowsof> another example is when Rucknium said " I think that the spy node on DigitalOcean and Hetzner are still there. About a month ago they started "hiding" themselves by not responding with the spy node fingerprint." and https://libera.monerologs.net/monero-research-lab/20251029
16:31:46 <plowsof> https://libera.monerologs.net/monero-research-lab/20251029#c604209 , but yeah they are definitely trying to evade 
16:32:01 <br-m> <ofrnxmr> Lucid dreams
16:52:04 <dukenukem> Snipa: what's your Discord username, sir?
17:04:12 <br-m> <boog900> @ohchase:envs.net: The peers I called "class A" here have all corrected themselves: https://github.com/Boog900/p2p-proxy-checker
17:04:12 <br-m> <boog900> The others have changed behaviour as a few nodes in the subnets now pass the spy check but they haven't tried to get all nodes to pass the proxy check.
18:15:05 <br-m> <milas900:matrix.org> @zombie:catgirl.cloud: Why such stuff can’t be blocked. They are busy in fighting xmr but never busy in fighting such websites
19:18:44 <Cindy> hi
21:17:24 <br-m> <milas900:matrix.org> Can I run monero node on hetzner?
21:18:58 <br-m> <kaigoh:gohegan.uk> @milas900:matrix.org: Don't see why not, especially if you run it over Tor. You'll want an SSD box though.
21:19:18 <br-m> <milas900:matrix.org> @kaigoh:gohegan.uk: Because I know it’s not allowed on cloud
21:19:34 <br-m> <milas900:matrix.org> @kaigoh:gohegan.uk: Any tutorial online ?
21:20:24 <br-m> <kaigoh:gohegan.uk> @milas900:matrix.org: Probably better to use a dedicated machine, like from their server auctions.
21:21:48 <br-m> <kaigoh:gohegan.uk> @milas900:matrix.org: Here's a good jumping off point: https://sethforprivacy.com/guides/run-a-monero-node/
21:22:13 <br-m> <milas900:matrix.org> @kaigoh:gohegan.uk: How much it will cost about ?
21:23:22 <br-m> <kaigoh:gohegan.uk> @milas900:matrix.org: I've not looked recently, but probably around €30 a month. There are other providers out there though, so unless you're dead set on Hetzner, you can shop around.
21:27:07 <br-m> <kaigoh:gohegan.uk> https://blog.monerica.com/articles/monero-node-list
21:29:41 <Cindy> milas900: ask hetzner first
21:29:51 <Cindy> just as a precaution
21:30:10 <Cindy> you don't wanna get your box suspended
21:32:08 <br-m> <stormyyy:stormyyy.xyz> some places are fighting it tho > <@milas900:matrix.org> Why such stuff can’t be blocked. They are busy in fighting xmr but never busy in fighting such websites
21:32:24 <br-m> <stormyyy:stormyyy.xyz> pretty pointless since blocks are so easy to get around
21:33:38 <Cindy> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/10173
21:33:41 <Cindy> wtf is this issue
21:36:45 <br-m> <gan:skhron.org> mental deficiency
21:37:29 <Cindy> monero is too private guys
21:37:37 <Cindy> we should tone it down
21:40:01 <br-m> <gan:skhron.org> "Be a good person, always use plain text transaction" 🧌
21:41:40 <Cindy> also "this won't compromise monero's privacy protections"
21:41:42 <Cindy> yeah sure buddy
21:41:51 <br-m> <weiningerenjoyer99:matrix.org> one of the biggest genius to have ever lived > <@gan:skhron.org> Otto Weininger. 🚬
21:42:32 <Cindy> this guy says in the same sentence where he talks about literally getting rid of most of what monero has in regards to privacy
21:43:04 <br-m> <gan:skhron.org> @weiningerenjoyer99:matrix.org: I assume you're also Jewish 🧌
21:44:09 <Cindy> and.. there are people who are taking this guy seriously in the replies
22:17:13 <br-m> <weiningerenjoyer99:matrix.org> @gan:skhron.org: hell nah 🤣
22:27:49 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> fork zcash and call it monero-temu > <Cindy> https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/10173
22:28:12 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> reply to https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/10173 btw
22:28:17 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> for irc users
22:28:34 <Cindy> we can see replies
22:28:46 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> oh cool
23:07:55 <Cindy> basses: this guy is doing it because CEX CEX CEX
23:08:03 <Cindy> how can you love CEX this much
23:41:20 <br-m> <basses:matrix.org> DEX >
23:49:21 <snake> does any dex have lower fees? an immediate 2% hit seems hard to overcome (which seems to be the normal fee from what i saw)
23:49:33 <snake> or maybe it's not even a dex what i was looking at