00:00:08 I know I did that kind of thing early on. And of course it's very easy to forget what harebrained scheme you used originally... 00:00:26 maybe .... Its for 3 years old 00:00:50 The words list is in src/mnemonics/english.h (or other language name). 00:01:26 38 is really far from a seed. Should be 25 (or 24 if really old). 00:01:57 * moneromooo goes graze elsewhere 00:03:02 hey moneromooo, how's it going? 00:03:47 Didn't know the word list was available, thanks I may have used a weird copy or just a copy of it 00:03:51 so, i am working on this one: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/5979 00:03:59 and i am down to the last steps of your instructions blurb there, 00:04:35 i added the new field to the handshake, and using a debug command such as: build/Linux/master/debug/bin/monerod --allow-local-ip --add-exclusive-node 192.168.1.4:18080 --p2p-external-network-address 4.3.2.1 00:04:51 i am able to see that the received ping request does containing the new command line value 00:05:09 so my question is: how do i " - use that IP to add to the peer list instead of always the incoming IP" ? 00:05:35 is that a matter of changing how that "context" object is created, because the code refers to context.remote_address a lot ... 00:05:38 Thanks for your help! 00:06:45 is his he word list? https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/master/src/mnemonics/english.h 00:09:23 seems to be it 00:11:39 I didn't add it to my word list since it was full of spaces and other text even though I could've gotten rid of it 00:12:04 Well I won't have a 471k word list but I do have a 470k word list 00:45:05 hi every word is in the word list 00:45:10 still showing that error 00:45:33 electrum style word list failed verification 00:48:01 arent electrum style words 13? 00:48:07 seed keys for electrum 00:48:14 just take the first 13 words or the last 13 words off and try that 00:48:26 maybe you just combined a seed key for your btc and xmr wallets 00:49:17 25+13=38 00:51:42 abcdefg_irssi: "electrum style", not literally electrum seed 01:11:45 its 12 words anyways 01:13:03 Wallet: Wallet 01:13:52 Hi, is there a place to leverage my XMR without KYC? 01:14:52 Define "leverage". 01:14:57 (for these purposes) 01:15:10 I've sold all my assets to buy XMR, still need more Monero. 01:15:13 where can I sell my xmr for $$ 01:15:40 Only way to control more XMR seems to be leverage 01:16:54 newlinux^: exchange 01:18:43 I could put some support under the price for a while, but my assets are 99.9% XMR 01:20:30 newlinux^: localmonero 01:20:57 renom[m]: I still don't know what you want. 01:21:11 "When Monero’s time comes it will be very fast and violently vertical." 01:21:12 -katiecharm 01:21:23 renom[m]: Are you talking about trying to loan XMR for interest payments, or what? 01:21:40 renom[m]: Sell products or services, I guess. 01:21:44 i think u can get 1.87% APY on binance lol 01:21:50 but that is KYC 01:22:07 newlinux^ on kraken 01:22:08 renom[m]: Mine it. 01:22:24 use localmonero though if you can, much better 01:22:27 yep 01:22:28 * volantaryism1[m] < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/JuMpbbEVARYOHqcUcAwqzqIw/message.txt > 01:22:38 Sell it to me, too. 01:23:06 "or crab" . . . hmm 01:23:21 "go sideways" has ominous connotations 01:23:31 My local brewery "bug nutty" is out of .007 01:23:50 I attribute this to Monero. Well done bros 01:24:07 That's their Ipa 01:25:12 Are they selling brews for Monero? 01:25:16 suppose I want to control 10,000 XMR for a year. But the only asset I have is XMR. 01:26:12 Oh, you're looking for bizarre love triangles in finance instruments for cryptocurrencies. 01:26:15 Yeah, I dunno. 01:26:31 If you only have that 25 words but no password can you get someones wallet with that 25 words???? 01:26:33 !!! 01:26:55 sounds not much secured 01:27:25 It does exist. Localmonero options contracts, for example. Looking for other ways 01:27:46 ndorf: I'm beginning to think you were right. 01:28:02 renom[m]: I didn't say it doesn't exist. 01:28:04 You have a password to get into your email account 01:28:04 !! 01:28:04 Sounds not much secured 01:28:37 email has 2 factor authentication 01:28:59 someone can brute login attempts 01:29:08 It's not really two-factor. It's a duplicate factor. 01:29:14 have fun brute forcing a 25 word seed 01:29:27 newlinux^: you realize the universe would end sooner? 01:29:38 really? 01:29:45 I have seen Cosmos 01:29:53 Yeah, it's called "math". 01:30:16 combination and permutation chapter? 01:30:58 So guys are talking from irc and discord both at the same time and a Bot is making a link?? Awesome. Never seen such thing. You guys are briliant 01:31:39 I believe you can now pw protect yout seed 01:32:18 *your 01:32:30 still looking for a tpyist 01:33:06 suppose the words are taken from a list of 2^10 (about 1000) words. then the search space for a 25-word seed has size 2^(10*25) = 2^250. that's super super secure 01:33:22 I am a typist 01:33:31 :) 01:33:39 Give me a job 01:33:52 You didn't capitalize things well, so I'm not hiring you. 01:34:29 Normally I dont do that but when I am doing someones job I'm dead serious 01:35:39 wait a minute what is tpy-ist 01:35:54 something different? 01:36:01 or just typo? 01:36:09 It was an intentional typo, as a joke. 01:36:18 Oh you joke! 01:36:26 It wasn't me. 01:36:31 yes 01:36:35 erm 01:36:36 my bad 01:36:39 going away now 01:36:42 no 01:36:42 Ill pay you 0.1 xmr for monerochan fanfiction 01:37:18 I dont like anime 01:37:50 * volantaryism1[m] uploaded an image: (66KiB) < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/raCFssaXaGQwPLrkIDtgfUyJ/1618243107704.jpg > 01:38:04 volantaryism1[m]: Pay me 1 XMR and I'll do it. 01:38:20 I've actually been a professional writer. 01:39:17 big eyes only look good in fantasy photos but looks hideous if a human gets big eyes like that 01:40:44 Im guessing yall use usenet too? because of monero and privacy stuffs 01:49:36 https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/33188971-accept-monero-for-payment 02:01:56 https://youtu.be/tIT8PwkGlm8?t=38 02:14:19 ive been making all my friends pay me in monero for anything 02:14:35 i just made some guy pay me $12 in monero to split a food delivery 02:14:37 lmao 02:14:49 obtaining monero with no KYC 02:27:29 spam incoming 02:27:39 Do you think that you are too intelligent to be in a cult? Then I would encourage you to look into how any other cult works. They aren't populated by stupid people. Aum Shinrikyo was almost exclusively university professors and graduates. For Pete's sake - they had the know-how and means to make WMDs. 02:27:39 As to Monero, I would encourage you to look at Jonestown mass-suicide. You know why Jones killed them all? Because he was afraid he is loosing control over them. People like that will burn everything around them rather than give up control. Being smart doesn't make you immune to being in a cult. This is the most valuable lesson Monero taught me. 02:28:40 this is the most bizarre place to spam nonsensical fud 02:29:20 chances are if someone's in here, then they know enough for the spam to be ineffective 02:29:53 <_Crash> Of all the places to spam... 02:29:53 gives him purpose 02:29:58 Its not fud, monero is a shitcoin made for criminals. Bitcoin is anonymous and fungible 02:32:22 Wow... 02:33:14 cult is always bad 02:33:23 like mafia 02:33:29 If you're that dumb I'm not sure if it matters if you're in a cult or a hospital... 02:34:10 entry1: are those bitcoin bags feeling heavy yet 02:34:57 I responded to a troll... verifying my gullibility 02:35:46 Don't have one dollar in btc boy. Xmr baby, we're mooning this bull run or the next. Makes no difference to me 02:58:06 #monero-markets 03:00:40 guys, im making a new exchange: monero to USD, send me the monero and i'll send you the USD one day 03:08:48 Half baked idea: a Monero based futures market on Havenero. Maybe part of the fee for each trade goes straight to the Monero General fund. 03:11:30 What's the best way to learn about Monero? Going thru the docs on their website? 03:12:01 watch dr. daniel kim's videos on youtube! 03:12:24 monero is money and behavioral finance 03:13:44 the books here also: https://www.getmonero.org/library/ 03:14:23 ooh and don't forget Mastering Monero. Free book here: 03:14:28 https://masteringmonero.com/ 03:15:29 Thanks to both of you. Increasingly interested in Monero and Zcash :) 03:17:25 JohnMilton: breaking monero youtube series 03:21:46 Breaking Monero seems great. Appreciate the nuance 03:22:37 JohnMilton: its a really good series for understanding strengths and potential weaknesses 03:25:23 Point well taken, the humility is cool too 03:30:06 Old news of course (but I'm still learning so apologies), but what was the Monero community's general take on DHS/CipherTrace saying that they "cracked" Monero? 03:30:19 Wow that was awful grammmar 03:31:25 https://youtu.be/w5rtd3md11g 03:31:41 Sarang rekt them 03:40:49 Great vid, going to finish watching later 03:43:23 CipherTrace CEO states publicly they can't trace Monero txns https://twitter.com/hyc_symas/status/1331006439809224707 03:58:03 my understanding is there is really nothing wrong with ZEC’s tech per se. the things that we don’t like about them are design choices (trusted setup and optional privacy). it’s a sell out to me but i can see it again being “good enough” for people 04:00:29 if people care about privacy enough to use ZEC i would honestly at least be a little proud. but i’m personally just too idealistic to waste time away from monero 08:13:58 KSaunderson: I meant that when you want to add a peer to the peer list because you just got a connection from them, you use the address they claim to the peer list. 08:14:46 However, I'm thinking this might open up a DoS avenue maybe, since someone can get you to connect to an arbitrary IP... 08:15:27 I guess checking the peer id is the same in the pong and the ping should be enough. If different, drop connecion. 08:15:37 (and do not add to peer list) 08:26:28 .balance 08:26:28 sech1: Access denied for balance. Are you logged in? 08:26:59 * moneromooo balances precariously on a low wall 08:27:25 They stole my 0.0048 XMR :( 08:31:27 .balance 08:31:28 binaryFate: • Your balance is: 0.00174 XMR (≈0.65 USD) 08:31:35 woot 08:36:00 .faucet 08:36:01 azy: 6, __, 4, 3 08:36:05 5 08:36:06 azy: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000022 XMR to azy [7986bb02] Wait ≈1 day 39 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01713761 08:36:09 .balance 08:36:09 azy: • Your balance is: 0.0001915 XMR (≈0.07 USD) 08:38:50 Hi. I plan running multiple Miners through XMRig Proxy. 08:38:50 I want to do the donation on the proxy, and not on the miners. If I set --donate-over-proxy=2, does this bypass the minimum donation level of 1% or would I donate twice(on the proxy and the miners)? thx 08:41:40 is feather wallet still reliable? 08:42:09 yes 08:42:34 I really liked it when I was using it recently 08:43:57 kind of scrappy but gets the job done 09:05:50 .balance 09:05:50 sech1: • Your balance is: 0.00489065 XMR (≈1.82 USD) 09:07:10 .faucet 09:07:10 Mochi101: Triangle is how many sides? 09:07:13 3 09:07:13 Mochi101: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000013 XMR to Mochi101 [2c8caf7e] Wait ≈23 hrs 58 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01713631 09:07:18 .balance 09:07:19 Mochi101: • Your balance is: 0.0000074 XMR (≈0 USD) 09:07:35 .tip sech1 all 09:07:35 Mochi101: Ooops! Not enough in your balance.. 09:07:48 .faucet 09:07:50 sech1: Of 4 and 3, which is 4 09:07:53 4 09:07:53 sech1: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000014 XMR to sech1 [973b04a7] Wait ≈23 hrs 56 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01713491 09:07:58 yay! 09:08:09 Finally I'm allowed into the game 09:08:16 congrats 09:19:12 .faucet 09:19:13 lithiumpt: How many letters in BHC 09:19:16 3 09:19:17 lithiumpt: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000071 XMR to lithiumpt [3f030d03] Wait ≈1 day 41 sec before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01712781 09:20:54 the wallet bot should be programmed to ask an open problem in math every now and then 09:26:10 what do you mean by open? unsolved like riemann's hypothesis? :P 09:26:17 .faucet 09:26:17 hmmp: Snow White + her dwarfs 09:26:27 seven 09:26:27 hmmp: Oops that is not correct. Try again later. (No not immediately or I'll just ignore you..) 09:26:56 lol 09:27:03 8 09:27:35 these questions are too hard for my IQ 09:27:38 haha i guess the current trivia questions are hard enough sometimes 09:34:20 https://lukesmith.xyz/articles/monero-maximalism-or-how-bitcoin-is-a-coin.html 09:35:47 Monero is for normal people 09:35:55 very important point 10:04:00 .balance 10:04:01 phrack: Your default coin is now set to XMR. Change with coins command. 10:04:01 phrack: • Your balance is: 0 XMR 10:04:25 .login 10:04:30 .register 10:04:30 M4268583364[m]: /msg NickServ help - https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration - WARNING! DO NOT ISSUE /msg COMMANDS IN CHANNEL! You risk exposing email/pass to everyone.. 10:05:27 but it won't work 10:05:39 who do I need to message 10:06:38 .faucet 10:06:39 phrack: How many digits is 0 10:06:43 1 10:06:44 phrack: @bonuspot tipped 0.00001 XMR to phrack [4fe87725] Wait ≈23 hrs 59 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01711781 10:06:52 yay :D 11:33:23 .faucet 11:33:25 Inge-: Sum of 1st million digits of pi, times zero 11:33:28 0 11:33:29 Inge-: @bonuspot tipped 0.00001 XMR to Inge- [65155059] Wait ≈23 hrs 56 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01710781 11:33:41 .balance 11:33:42 Inge-: • Your balance is: 0.0051792 XMR (≈1.96 USD) 11:39:25 I can tell you why you can't stop the 'spam'. You are thinking in cult doctrine. If it was real spam, and I was selling Viagra for example - you could easily ban keywords and urls. Instead, stop being a sheep, think like a cult leader. Recoginse that this 'spam' is just some bullshit that you tell to the sheep. 11:40:47 Look at me... I am the cult leader now. 11:42:54 what's the theoretical maximum of transactions per second? 11:43:31 currently we're at like a transaction every other second iirc. monero is described as scalable. but just how scalable is it. 11:43:56 There's no well defined limit. 11:44:15 The better your computer, the more it can keep up with. Same with other nodes on the network. 11:44:34 As the tx load increases, the weakest nodes starts to be unable to keep up and drop. 11:45:17 There's no real arbitrary limit either, though blocks have to be < 4 GB IIRC. 11:45:37 But I think that's just a technical limit. 11:46:30 Your computer will be wedged well before reaching that. 12:08:14 .balance 12:08:15 hxr404: Your default coin is now set to XMR. Change with coins command. 12:08:15 hxr404: • Your balance is: 0 XMR 12:08:28 .faucet 12:08:31 hxr404: What number is ONE 12:08:35 1 12:08:35 hxr404: @bonuspot tipped 0.0000066 XMR to hxr404 [e7909402] Wait ≈23 hrs 53 min before trying again. @bonuspot: 0.01710121 12:09:08 who/what ist bonuspot? 12:09:37 why are they giving away free money 12:10:51 < 4 GB? 12:11:45 .balance 12:11:45 mechanimist[m]: Access denied for balance. Are you logged in? 12:14:44 access denied. killbots dispatched to user's address 12:15:42 D: 12:28:27 That guy yesterday made me think... If I like privacy and don't appreciate people spying on me... maybe that does mean I'm in a dangerous cult... 🤔... I really gotta start letting people intrude in my personal matters more... What a nice gentleman to have Woke me up...I gotta get my crap together and get a neuralink installed asap❤ Thank you strange man 12:29:06 You should publish your account details and banking info too! 12:37:55 fibonacci: pls share seed phrase 12:38:49 kek 12:38:49 We can share our monero 13:14:14 You will DO what Monero tells you to do. You will JUMP when you are told to jump. And most importantly you will DISCONNECT whoever Scientology^H^H^H^H^H I mean Mnero tells you to disconnect. Otherwise you WILL end up like lh1008 here: 13:14:15 monerologs.net/monero-community/20210114#c181614 And you will do it all for FREE. Because Monero is open souce :D Just like Linux is there to pay for $700k watches that Torvalds wears. 13:36:45 Shut the fuck up 13:42:00 no use yellin at a bot 13:43:14 Makes sense 14:31:03 hello, 14:31:26 how to transfer from cli monero that is in address 1 14:31:38 transfer 1 address amount 14:32:10 where i insert address index because is giving me error 14:32:29 Spending from address index 0 14:32:35 but i have on index 1 14:33:51 Try: help transfer 14:34:02 I think you add "index=1" in the command somewhere. 14:35:40 i added but again error 14:35:49 how to print address index 14:39:03 confused between address and account 14:39:14 i found was index=0 14:39:16 thnx 15:31:53 moneromooo: "As the tx load increases, the weakest nodes starts to be unable to keep up and drop." Can you explain how this dropping mechanism works? 15:36:13 boogerlad[m]: they're behind other nodes or they crash 15:37:50 There's a block every two minutes on average. A given device can verify N txes per second. N varies between devices. As the number of txes in blocks goes past N for a while, that device cannot verify fast enough to keep up. 15:39:03 speaking of... Is throwing more cores enough? Can tx verification be done in parallel? 15:39:27 Yes. Some of it anyway. 15:40:09 I had a patch to verify incoming txes in batches, did not get in (it'd add latency). 15:40:29 Might be more palatable when tx rate grows further significantly. 15:47:11 is there some sort of queue for nodes that can't keep up? Say it's a temporary spike in traffic 15:47:42 Sure, they'll catch up later if it's just a spike. 15:48:48 And the larger the spike, the longer they'll take to catch up. 15:49:30 What is the limit for such a queue? RAM capacity? If so, I guess a "crash" would be oom? 15:49:46 We're not there yet though. My laptop has no problem whatsoever, and I build stuff and run heavy tests a lot. 15:50:17 No limit, it'll just grab blocks slower from other nodes. 15:50:51 ... limits are for bitcoin 15:50:53 s/slower/later/ 15:51:54 oh I see, Monero nodes operate in a "pull from other nodes" fashion? and when a node is behind, it's no longer eligible to be pulled from by other nodes on the network? 15:52:26 It's push when the node's synced, and pull when it's catching up. 15:52:33 any node can still serve blocks to any other node that's behind it 15:52:53 also catching up nodes can't relay transactions 16:03:08 I have a 1GB/s internet, if my node connects to another 1GB/s node would they connect at that speed (excluding other factors like hard drive transfers) 16:04:49 let's say there's node A that's synced, and it pushes to its neighbor B that is also synced. If B falls behind, does A continue to push to B? Of course, B can ignore (?) but is there a way for B to tell A to stop pushing until further notice? 16:08:02 Always IIRC, I made a patch to avoid this at some point but did not PR, mostly because it's not much currently and there's a bit of a lag before a node learns of the current state of a peer. 16:08:30 If you're trying to ask "can it be sped up", then yes. 16:11:52 I'm just super curious about how distrubuted systems work 16:12:54 of course, at the current .3tx/sec, it's a non issue 16:13:33 @booger 16:13:59 boogerlad: I really enjoyed this series of blog posts: https://nakamoto.com/p2p-networking/ 16:14:17 might be baby stuff for you idk, but the historical parts are still a fun read then 16:14:34 that post and the next two pages of it are all good p2p networking material 16:32:32 boogerlad: fun fact: satoshi ran a distributed computer with a shit ton of cpus when bitcoin was first launched 16:33:01 People have tracked the blocks he mined with this system called the patoshi miner 16:33:13 Thats how we know satoshi has 1 million btc 16:35:08 were they all running plan9 on throwaway university computers? 16:35:52 probably why the miner didn't have gpu support for so long lmao 16:39:00 Bitslog.com/2013/04/17/the-well-deserved-fortune-of-satoshi-nakamoto/ 16:45:29 He is the updated 2019 analysis of satoshis patoshi miner bitslog.com/2019/04/16/the-return-of-the-deniers-and-the-revenge-of-patoshi/ 17:18:52 volantaryism1[m]: where did you get the distributed part from? the article seems to imply the fingerprint is from a specific computer leaving bitcoind running 17:18:59 bitcoin didn't have pools or miners outside of the daemon back then 17:21:40 asymptotically: listened to a podcast by the guy who wrote those articles, think he said that the patoshi miner was using many cpus to prevent the network from being 51% attacked in its infancy 18:12:05 volantaryism1[m]: sounds cool :) do you have a link to the podcast? 19:43:34 early btc history is fuckin WEIRD 19:43:45 did you know there was a poker client in early releases of bitcoin? 19:50:48 Hey, is anyone having trouble with their node? 19:51:11 I'm trying to sync, stuck at 99.9755% at block 2345133 19:52:24 mine seems to be fine at block 2345133 19:54:04 mine is fine at 2345134 19:54:25 well, nevermind. I restarted the daemon, was stuck. Restarted the VM, seems to be working now 19:54:33 false alarm, lol 20:42:39 asymptotically: cant find the vid on youtube - it had like 300 views 20:42:39 I have the video downloaded on a computer but i wont be able to access it for a while 20:54:54 * volantaryism1[m] uploaded an image: (104KiB) < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/oExQXGqxzLCKBBpwrkhYCoAk/IMG_20210422_215409_351.jpg > 20:57:28 woah: 20:57:29 "----- BLOCK ADDED AS ALTERNATIVE ON HEIGHT 2345152" 20:57:30 first time i see that 20:58:29 Does that mean 2 blocks were made at once? 20:58:43 i guess so! 20:58:45 Oh shit. That's really really bad :( 20:58:53 lol 20:58:59 someone must be missing out on their block reward 20:59:18 Oh, wait, I'm confuisng it with BLOCK ADDED AS HYPERACTIVE ON WEIGHT 2302343. 20:59:51 It just means two miners found a block adding on the same one. One of them will win. No worries. 21:00:08 So it's a short term fork, most likely one block long. Happens daily. 21:00:23 yes, just cool to witness it 21:00:43 I have only been running a node for a week, this is the first time i spot that happening 21:00:47 mechanimist: are you using the CLI wallet? I have never used it 21:00:55 what would this mean? 21:00:56 If you see a LOT of these, it means someone mined along and sent their chain later on. 21:01:08 It would mean... gullibiity I think. 21:01:15 i see 21:01:34 s/along/alone/ 21:01:48 just the daemon, which is cli 21:03:34 confused about what this means 21:06:55 You can ignore that tbh. 21:07:53 are EAE attacks unavoidable? 21:08:15 as far as I understand you can churn it between yourself to lower the probability 21:08:48 but if you went from one transaction directly to an exchange would you be very easily identified 21:09:03 transaction to you, then from you to an exchange 21:09:53 AFAIK it's only if you go from the ecxhange then to the same exhcange, and do that more than once, and both times you send an output you got from that exchange. 21:10:10 So depending on your particulars, it might be likely/unlikely. 21:10:38 Churning helps, but I don't think it helps *that* much. 21:11:11 it helps if you do it a few times and over time 21:11:56 Just don't send your coins to a spy hub :) 21:12:28 and if you don't do churning at the exact same time every day 21:12:40 timing analysis can filter out most ring members 21:17:10 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 21:18:20 >he doesnt turn his node on and off to match a timezone different to that of your own to feed bad metadata to chainanalysis companies scraping data from nodes 21:21:40 volantaryism1[m]: What? 21:23:15 i'm gone. i'll come back once we're broke. cu 21:32:37 apotheon: imagine you live in GMT+1, you could turn on your node at lets say 8am GMT-7 and off at 9pm GMT-7 to prevent using your node to guess your approx timezone 21:32:54 Bit excessive tho 21:33:31 hm 21:33:41 Just set 'em all to UTC. 21:34:22 Today, I realized that time zones and DST are just surveillance differentiators. 21:39:14 .flip 21:55:23 yeah, all modern computers use UTC internally anuwau 21:55:25 anyway 22:13:37 I suspect there are exceptions. 22:27:54 programmers hate timezones. 22:28:03 UTC all the way, never have to think about it 22:29:02 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rksaoaqt3JA 22:29:08 relevant ^ 22:31:25 What kind of person steals from their own community? http://removeddit.com/r/Monero/comments/6d6okb/fluffypony_needs_to_give_up_his_commit_access_and/ (changed link to removeddit since /r/monero mod removed to try to cover it up - maybe fluffy himself?) 22:31:58 endor00: this video stresses me out so much hahaha but good ending 👍🏽 22:33:11 * volantaryism1[m] uploaded an image: (207KiB) < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/sHqClCvTYlXBWQtCPQtPIUVj/1619034388884.jpg > 22:33:17 okmvjbqof: too long didnt read 22:37:46 Has oneone ever used the exchange Changenow.io 22:38:03 Bigboiimike: nope 22:38:09 fudge 22:38:23 That being said I have never used any exchange 22:38:33 i was exchanging BTC to Monero thru the cakewallet and its just simply gone 22:39:06 it says my funds are safe to email them but that was 24 hours ago and the site says there turn around time is less than 5 hours 22:39:32 something about it wasn't confirmed enough times in 20 minutes 22:40:07 Bigboiimike: is your monero wallet synced correctly? 22:40:10 I am probably not the best resource 22:40:49 I was on the chat with cakewallet and they helped me thru the process 22:41:27 Bigboiimike: https://www.reddit.com/r/monerosupport/comments/jdj33p/xmr_not_showing_up_in_cake_wallet_12_hours_after/ 22:41:31