00:09:58 <swrangsar> have got a gpu but the pc doesn't have onboard integrated graphics,
00:11:12 <swrangsar> so not certain if it's possible to mine on a gpu that's the only card generating video output to the monitor
00:11:30 <swrangsar> while mining xmr on the cpu
00:11:55 <showcontroller> I have my nick registered. That might be why it works for me
00:12:05 <nioc> you can mine with GPU and still have output to monitor
00:12:33 <nioc> GPU cab walk and chew gum
00:13:10 <nioc> you can also use CPU while mining with it
00:13:30 <swrangsar> it's a radeon rx 550, has only 4gb of memory and the os is linux
00:13:32 <nioc> it will give up mining resources to so other tasks
00:13:49 <nioc> *to do
00:15:29 <nioc> I have RX 570 4gb windows
00:15:29 <Quotes> fuck windows, use linux!
00:15:49 <nioc> I would bit quotes but imma stewpid
00:15:59 <nioc> *bot quotes
00:16:50 <swrangsar> with a 4gb gpu, it may be possible to mine ravencoin, but ether i don't know
00:17:09 <nioc> I mined a bit back in the day but it did not require much memory
00:17:32 <nioc> I don't think eth is worth it now
00:17:59 <nioc> with that, even if it would mine
00:28:52 <showcontroller> How do y'all feel about ada?
00:32:11 <as2333> does it scale?
00:34:19 <showcontroller> From what I've seen, it should be pretty capable of scaling
00:34:27 <showcontroller> Fees are currently pretty low
00:44:45 <Whyvn> hello, If i am running a node on my local network. What are the requirements to use that node from another computer using the wallet-cli? I tried using --daemon-address 192.168.0.2:18081 with prot 18081 being open on the computer running the node, but it doesnt seem to connect. Are there other requirements needing? Sould there be a user such as --daemon-address user⊙110:18081?
00:44:53 <hyc> I thought ada isn't in production yet
00:45:38 <hyc> Whyvn: by default the daemon only listens to 127.0.0.1:18081
00:45:57 <hyc> so you need to start it up listening on 192.168.0.2 otherwise it won't be reachable
00:46:18 <Whyvn> hyc: ok thanks, that makes sense.
04:18:43 <anon_CWEJRrIS> https://github.com/moneroexamples/openmonero/issues/172
04:19:00 <anon_CWEJRrIS> Is it possible that someone builds openmonero. I'm having some issues.
04:19:13 <anon_CWEJRrIS> stuck at meeting the ASIO dependency
06:29:29 <itsaka[m]> Hello guys,
06:29:29 <itsaka[m]> What think for Bitcoinera.app
08:47:03 <gyt0> I've noticed at logs that many times daemon had stopped syncing. 'monerod is now disconnected from the network'
09:40:25 <Infinity8> gyt0: it means you lost connection to the internet
09:40:43 <Infinity8> port, firewall, or anti-virus closed off access
09:44:54 <gyt0> Infinity8, no AV, firewall allows outgoing connections
09:45:13 <gyt0> it happens every ca. 30 min.
09:45:31 <Infinity8> what about your router?
09:45:57 <gyt0> Infinity8, there is no problem with my router
09:48:10 <gyt0> [167.86.93.211:18080 OUT], [167.86.93.211:18080 OUT], [94.176.232.92:18080 OUT], [35.168.113.182:18080 OUT], ...
09:52:40 <Traveller37> Hello all
09:54:14 <Infinity8> gyt0: if you're still connected to internet then i don't know
09:54:46 <Traveller37> i have a question
09:54:48 <Infinity8> what does monerod say when you type "status" ?
09:55:09 <Infinity8> Traveller37: ok
09:55:26 <Traveller37> i just installed the wallet in advanced mode, with local daemon, when the computer got sleep, the process started from beginning!
09:55:31 <Traveller37> is there anything i can do to avoid this?
09:55:47 <Infinity8> what process?
09:55:57 <Traveller37> it seems need more time to synchronize and maybe i will need to close the laptop for awhile is there anything i can do?
09:56:21 <Infinity8> is the daemon hosted on the same machine?
09:56:32 <Traveller37> yes
09:56:34 <Traveller37> same machine
09:56:41 <Infinity8> wallet needs to sync every time
09:56:46 <Traveller37> currently its waiting for daemon to sync
09:56:56 <moneromooo> Are you sure it started from the beginning ? Did the wallet die ? Chances are it only grabbed blocks that arrived since it went to sleep.
09:56:59 <Infinity8> to catch up with transactions
09:57:15 <Traveller37> aha
09:57:27 <Traveller37> so i can turn off the machine, before finishing
09:57:30 <Infinity8> it shouldn't sync from block 1 but it will start from where it left off
09:57:37 <Infinity8> yes
09:57:39 <Traveller37> without worrying about restarting from the beginning ?
09:57:51 <Infinity8> it should start off from where it left off. if you close it properly
09:57:51 <Traveller37> and i just close the wallet gui?
09:58:03 <Traveller37> i can send the kill signal 15 to process if its better
09:58:06 <Traveller37> or both same?
09:58:12 <Infinity8> just quit it in the GUI
09:58:19 <Traveller37> okay, thank you very much
09:59:03 <Traveller37> i have another question btw
09:59:04 <Infinity8> only time you need to start from beginning is if you're importing a seed and need to re-scan the blockchain to catch up on the transactions sent/received prior
09:59:29 <Traveller37> i don't know what is seed importing, i will try to read more about it
10:00:04 <moneromooo> It means if you recreate your wallet after you deleted it. You would not do that normally.
10:00:23 <Traveller37> i would like to ask, as i run the wallet and daemon (both in same computer) from an internal IP located behind a NAT, is there any ports need to be open or forwarded ?
10:00:47 <Traveller37> moneromooo: thank you!
10:00:59 <moneromooo> 18080 for p2p connections.
10:01:10 <Traveller37> is there a need to it ?
10:01:14 <moneromooo> It's not strictly needed, but is better.
10:01:14 <Traveller37> i am not going to mine on this computer
10:01:36 <moneromooo> Mining does not need extra ports.
10:01:39 <Traveller37> i want just to get the wallet on this computer
10:01:54 <Traveller37> ok, but why the daemon need to p2p connection?
10:02:03 <Traveller37> is it accelerating the process ?
10:02:11 <Infinity8> to sync with the blockchain
10:02:25 <Infinity8> from other peers
10:02:49 <Traveller37> okay, and without doing this, what could i face?
10:02:56 <Infinity8> it's even faster if you keep it on an ssd
10:03:16 <Traveller37> i am switching between several connections indeed, some i can open ports in, others most probably i cannot
10:03:27 <moneromooo> It does not accelerate, but if strengthens your connection to the network.
10:03:51 <Traveller37> okay
10:04:00 <Traveller37> Thank you again
10:04:13 <moneromooo> Well, it does accelerate getting new blocks after first sync, on average, typically.
10:04:30 <moneromooo> But you usually don't really care unless you're a pool or the like.
10:05:30 <Infinity8> if you want to accelerate your wallet syncing with the daemon you can keep the daemon on an ssd
10:05:44 <Infinity8> otherwise it's pretty slow
10:05:59 <Traveller37> actually i did so, but i ran out of space fast, and i did not have option but stop the vm move it to another external HD and start it
10:06:48 <Infinity8> it'll still work on a hd
10:07:07 <Traveller37> maybe after finishing it, and get clear idea about the total size, i will clone it back to SSD
10:07:20 <Traveller37> but i really don't know how its going to grow :)
10:07:31 <Infinity8> infinite i think lol
10:07:34 <Traveller37> lol
10:07:49 <Traveller37> i spent whole yesterday trying to run the wallet on Centos
10:07:56 <Traveller37> built many libraries from source code
10:08:03 <Traveller37> compiled with different options :D
10:08:08 <Infinity8> my node machine is so slow i can't even compile it
10:08:09 <Traveller37> then finally i had it running on debian
10:08:46 <Infinity8> it just kills the compiling process because it maxed out my ram and swap
10:08:59 <Traveller37> oh
10:09:31 <Traveller37> but once i get the wallet running
10:09:45 <Traveller37> i can start running the pool mining on other computers correct?
10:09:50 <Traveller37> it should be done using the wallet ID
10:10:00 <Infinity8> sub-addresses yes
10:10:13 <Infinity8> you can mine before that even
10:10:30 <Traveller37> how ?
10:10:38 <Infinity8> you just won't see the withdrawal until your wallet syncs up with the daemon
10:10:48 <Traveller37> okay i can wait its OK
10:10:56 <Infinity8> you can start receiving transactions now
10:11:02 <Traveller37> but when it finish, it will give a clear notification ?
10:11:11 <Infinity8> yes, up-to-date information
10:11:15 <Traveller37> ok
10:11:24 <Traveller37> and then how often i need the wallet machine being open?
10:11:35 <Traveller37> again its wallet + Daemon in one single VM
10:11:42 <Infinity8> as often as you want to see your monero accumulate
10:11:53 <Traveller37> so i can just open it once at evening or so ?
10:11:55 <Traveller37> and check
10:12:04 <Traveller37> i have about 20mbps conneciton
10:12:13 <Traveller37> connection*
10:12:35 <Infinity8> you don't even need the daemon to generate addresses
10:12:57 <Infinity8> it's just to catch up with the blockchain so you can verify the transaction yourself rather than trusting some dodgy website
10:13:09 <Infinity8> which can compromise your privacy
10:13:20 <Traveller37> Okay
10:13:29 <Traveller37> your clear answers makes me want to ask more :)
10:13:37 <Infinity8> or trusting a remote node you don't have control over
10:13:45 <Infinity8> which is why it's a good idea to run your own daemon
10:14:59 <Traveller37> yes this is exactly what i thought
10:15:07 <Traveller37> and i can secure it
10:15:19 <Traveller37> but the idea of joining a pool is it safe?
10:15:29 <Traveller37> i m not sure how my resources can work
10:15:36 <Traveller37> so i simply testing water
10:16:06 <Infinity8> what do you mean safe?
10:16:42 <Infinity8> there's history of bad pools that don't pay miners out or distribute malicious mining software
10:17:25 <Traveller37> mm
10:17:30 <Traveller37> what is the safest one ?
10:17:54 <Traveller37> also if they don't pay, i think i will notice that from the wallet
10:17:58 <Traveller37> correct?
10:18:17 <Infinity8> usually they pay you out once you meet the minimum payout
10:18:56 <Infinity8> there's a list of pools here: https://miningpoolstats.stream/monero
10:19:16 <Infinity8> xmrig and xmr-stak-rx are commonly used miners. just make sure you get them off github
10:19:22 <Traveller37> they transfer it directly to the wallet
10:19:23 <Traveller37> ?
10:19:27 <Infinity8> yes
10:19:36 <Traveller37> yes i was checking their compiling option
10:19:50 <Traveller37> i think you can decrease the donation rate from the source code before compiling
10:20:07 <Infinity8> i don't recommend mining to minexmr or supportxmr to support decentralization
10:21:31 <Traveller37> thanks a ton Infinity8
10:22:32 <Infinity8> there's usually pool fee as well
11:54:13 <the_skrunky[m]> acorn
12:19:38 <charolastra> trying to set up a view only wallet on Cake Wallet. i'm on 'restore from seed'. do i paste the view key there?
12:47:15 <rupee[m]> swipe to the next screen
12:47:19 <rupee[m]> Restore from keys
12:47:53 <rupee[m]> if you restore from seed it will not be view-only. You need to restore from keys and only provide the view key (and address)
12:51:39 <charolastra> aah, thanks, the swipe option isn't that obvious
13:26:11 <charolastra> is there a reason why mobile wallets (only tested cake and monerujo, but even the desktop GUI does it) display tiny QR codes? cake wallet even has a white QR on a bright background, making it not really standard complient
13:34:24 <cxakdtyoekg> If only one of you gave Papa ChooChoo some TLC when I wrote a faster miner, instead of ignoring him, things could have happened differently https://np.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/5lsfgt/_/dbz0jnp/
20:57:57 <apotheon> What does anyone here know about Wookey Wallet (for Android)?
20:58:41 <apotheon> s/Wookey/WooKey/
21:04:19 <rupee[m]> i had never heard of it. it sounds good from the website. Looking at github, the last commit was to upgrate to monero v0.17.1.1, which is not the latest version of monero
21:06:42 <apotheon> Yeah, it's woefully out of date, as I just discovered.
21:07:02 <apotheon> It hasn't had an update to the public repository since October.
21:07:06 <apotheon> oh well
21:07:07 <apotheon> never mind
21:08:07 <rupee[m]> a wallet for monero and dash. the coins that are more private and less private than bitcoin, respectively
21:08:22 <apotheon> Less private?
21:08:26 <apotheon> That seems like a high bar.
21:09:14 <apotheon> How is it *less* private than BTC?
21:09:58 <rupee[m]> better mixers available for btc
21:13:50 <moneromooo> And most likely tiny user base.
21:17:12 <rupee[m]> "This means from a technical standpoint, Dash’s privacy functionality is no greater than Bitcoin’s, making the label of “privacy coin” a misnomer for Dash. In fact, independent wallet softwares provide more advanced forms of CoinJoin that are being used with major cryptocurrencies not labeled as privacy coins, such as Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Litecoin."
21:17:13 <rupee[m]> https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/introducing-chainalysis-investigation-compliance-support-dash-zcash
21:23:25 <apotheon> rupee[m]: Ah, I see.  Thanks.
21:23:50 <rupee[m]> pretty funny, right?
21:23:53 <apotheon> Now I just need to figure out some stuff about what governments seem likely to do with cryptocurrencies in the next decade or two, for scifi purposes.
21:23:58 <apotheon> rupee[m]: Funny?  Sure, in a way.
21:24:09 <apotheon> . . . like a clown that cries on the inside.
21:24:25 <veiqgcfr> Why does the Saviour of NASA take a group achievement award and present it as a proof of individual glory? https://twitter.com/hyc_symas/status/1203709575226183683
21:25:03 <JordiSole[m]> someone spanish?
21:25:09 <moneromooo> Every tx is an AI complete program. And govts have hidden spying/backdoor AIs within those.
21:25:10 <rupee[m]> i mean, it's awful to give users a false sense of privacy, but if you endured the wrath of the dash crowd in the early days, you have to smile
21:25:38 <moneromooo> But many govts did so, and every tx is now a battlefield between govt AIs...
21:25:55 <apotheon> err
21:26:00 <Mochi102> Sounds like a good plot for a video game moneromooo
21:26:23 <apotheon> I'm just trying to figure out the likely things for the sake of background material for a story that's not specifically about what gub'mints are doing with cryptocurrencies.
21:26:49 <moneromooo> Every tx is an AI complete program. And corps have hidden spying/backdoor AIs within those.
21:26:57 <moneromooo> But many corps did so, and every tx is now a battlefield between corp AIs...
21:27:25 <moneromooo> (you did kind of say "governments" in your question, so I assumed you were asking about governments)
21:27:50 <apotheon> um
21:27:52 <moneromooo> Or...
21:28:05 <JordiSole[m]> a pool paid me a little amount but I don't see this amount in my balance. The transaction is OK, I verified it, what could be happened? Please, can somebody help me?
21:28:09 <apotheon> I'm asking about governments.  I'm asking about likely things as background info, though, not story premises.
21:28:09 <moneromooo> AIs stash child AIs in txe.s..
21:28:34 <apotheon> Your musings are story premises.
21:28:41 <apotheon> You should write them.
21:28:49 <moneromooo> JordiSole[m]: is the value of "refresh-from-block-height" higher than the height your tx got mined ?
21:29:38 <as2333> apotheon, most cryptocurrencies are surveillance tools. So they will use them.
21:29:46 <JordiSole[m]> moneromooo: no, the height in my wallet is up to date
21:30:00 <JordiSole[m]> tthey did the tx one month ago
21:30:11 <apotheon> as2333: True -- already the case, increasingly.
21:30:26 <moneromooo> This is not what I asked.
21:30:27 <rupee[m]> <JordiSole[m] "someone spanish?"> mira #moneroes
21:30:36 <as2333> apotheon, indeed - there's no fiction about it
21:30:57 <moneromooo> Are you using monero-wallet-cli, monore-wallet-gui, or another ?
21:31:11 <JordiSole[m]> monero-wallet-gui
21:31:54 <moneromooo> In options, there should be some setting called "refresh height", or "rescan height" or the like.
21:32:07 <moneromooo> This value should be <= the height of your tx a month ago.
21:32:28 <JordiSole[m]> ok thanks, I try to look it
21:32:50 <moneromooo> If it's not, you need to set it so, then rescan the wallet.
21:33:28 <JordiSole[m]> what do you mean with "rescan"
21:33:34 <JordiSole[m]> ?
21:34:01 <moneromooo> Look at all txes from the chain from this new height again.