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r4v3r23[m]
Morpheus: thanks for the chart updates. can you add monero
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r4v3r23[m]
* add monero's pruned size to the blockchain chart?
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bridgerton[m]
<π²π΄πππ»π΄πΎππ>
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bridgerton[m]
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bridgerton[m]
<π²π΄πππ»π΄πΎππ> NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO where is the m1 binary aaaaaaaaa
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Morpheus[m]
<r4v3r23[m]> "Morpheus: thanks for the chart..." <- Hey bro. Sure, pruned block chain size is on my To Do list already, but it might take a while before I plot it. Does anyone have any idea how could I get this number without having to run a node myself?
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Morpheus[m]
I would be very happy if there's some external data source for that xD
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ofrnxmr[m]
<Morpheus[m]> "Hey bro. Sure, pruned block..." <- Run a node :D
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ofrnxmr[m]
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ofrnxmr[m]
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ofrnxmr[m]
Can get all sorts of useful data just by running a node :D
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Morpheus[m]
Nice to know. Thanks, man. I'll probably have to run one indeed. XD
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ofrnxmr[m]
You can run nodes on android devices (phones, TV boxes, tablets)
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ofrnxmr[m]
So you dont need a dedicated high power device or anything like that
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Morpheus[m]
I'll try to run a node inside the server itself, it might just take some while before I do that
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ofrnxmr[m]
Just adequate storage (rec 128gb for pruned 512 for full. To prepare for steady increases in tx volume etc. The bigger the better as there will be less write cycles )
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ofrnxmr[m]
If you have a spare android device, fire one up to play with π
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ofrnxmr[m]
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ofrnxmr[m]
Pretty much a yes yes yes ok stop asking me proceed
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ofrnxmr[m]
Install
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ofrnxmr[m]
(Semi automated using prompts)
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ofrnxmr[m]
Tor setup requires no port forwarding etc
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Morpheus[m]
Thanks, bro
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Morpheus[m]
Very nice community we have here
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sech1
dEBRUYNE is there still no post about v0.18 release in r/monero? Or did I messed up my filters :D
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adhisimon[m]
<sech1> "dEBRUYNE is there still no..." <- Delayed again?
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plowsof
its released. debruyne was probably asleep when it happened, im sure he will announce when he reads the msg π
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plowsof
unless someone wants to farm precious updoots before him
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plowsof
we're talking serious updoots here
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plowsof
did no one announce it here? x.x
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plowsof
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plowsof
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plowsof
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sech1
dEBRUYNE GPG signed hashes point to 0.17.3.2
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sech1
in the reddit post
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eudaimon36[m]
> <@plowsof:matrix.org> did no one announce it here? x.x
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eudaimon36[m]
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eudaimon36[m]
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eudaimon36[m]
Trying to figure out how to update my Ledger to use this latest GUI (it instructs me to do so). Nothing listed on Ledger's site. Suggestions?
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sech1
Ledger software is not ready yet
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eudaimon36[m]
sech1: Any rumors on when? Wish I wouldn't have updated.
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al800[m]1
Just use older GUI client (it still work with 0.18 node) and hope ledger release it on time this time.
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eudaimon36[m]
lol
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eudaimon36[m]
ok
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sech1
Ledger has 3 weeks until the fork
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eudaimon36[m]
as a side, why isn't it a part of Ledger live? is this owing to the privacy feature? it just can't be a part of that
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al800[m]1
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al800[m]1
Last commit in Feb 4 lol
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al800[m]1
eudaimon36[m]: Would you trust them for a wallet app?
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al800[m]1
It's not some random surveillance coin.
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eudaimon36[m]
So that is NOT good news
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ofrnxmr[m]
Also, bother ledger
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ofrnxmr[m]
If they think their users dont care, they wont work
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al800[m]1
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al800[m]1
There is a pull request for the view tag
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eudaimon36[m]
> <@al800:0wnz.at> Would you trust them for a wallet app?
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eudaimon36[m]
> It's not some random surveillance coin.
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eudaimon36[m]
I see.
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al800[m]1
so you can pull the repo, apply the pull request localy and build the application yourself
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eudaimon36[m]
Oh, Jesus, no I certainly can't, LOL!
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eudaimon36[m]
haha
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eudaimon36[m]
still a ways away from that level
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eudaimon36[m]
As I joke, didn't know a router from a modem four months ago.
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eudaimon36[m]
I'll harass Ledger or change cold wallets
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eudaimon36[m]
So if you use Ledger Live Manager to install applications for a coin, that creates a hot wallet on the platform? And since this is not something Monero users would want, the app isn't available there?
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al800[m]1
eudaimon36[m]: Probably something like that.
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al800[m]1
You would not want the monero wallet engineered like all the other Ledger Live wallet (I think it send the public key on the server and scan for the TX you own or something like that).
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al800[m]1
Doing the same thing with Monero would blow of the "Privacy" part
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al800[m]1
So they would have to make a different live wallet just for monero, at that point, just make the ledger app and let the monero peoples integrate it to the Monero wallet instead
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eudaimon36[m]
I just installed their latest firmware update and it deleted my Monero wallet anyway, so...
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dEBRUYNE
sech1: Thanks, fixing
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sgp_
sech1: who made the cool graphic? :)
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sech1
what graphic?
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ofrnxmr[m]
<gnuteardrops[m]> "I created one for v18: https://..." <- ^^^
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ofrnxmr[m]
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monerobull[m]
<gnuteardrops[m]> "I created one for v18: https://..." <- Very voolz
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monerobull[m]
* Very cool
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garth
At some point we should release version 1.0
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garth
Maybe with Seraphis
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zoom0ut
bitscorn is not on 1.0 yet
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eudaimon36[m]
<ofrnxmr[m]> "If they think their users dont..." <- Bothered them. Not sure they cared even then. Web support had no idea, and Discord support just ignored me.
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eudaimon36[m]
Looks like switching from Ledger.
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selsta
eudaimon36[m]: trezor users will also have a couple days where they can't transact
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al800[m]1
Ledger code seam to be done, They probably just wanted to wait for the Monero release so they can test and validate it before releasing there app.
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al800[m]1
As long as they release before the fork it will be fine.
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eudaimon36[m]
> <@al800:0wnz.at> Ledger code seam to be done, They probably just wanted to wait for the Monero release so they can test and validate it before releasing there app.
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eudaimon36[m]
>
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eudaimon36[m]
> As long as they release before the fork it will be fine.
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eudaimon36[m]
That's good to know. I wish their support team knew it.
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selsta
dEBRUYNE: we have new mac binaries, can you update your post?
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selsta
for CLI we now have separate Intel and ARM binaries
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garth
Move versioning to 1.0 upon inclusion of Seraphis protocol
monero-project/meta #721
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sgp_
<monerobull[m]> "Very voolz" <- Awesome
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sethforprivacy
Now that v0.18.0.0 is out, we need to notify exchanges and wallets ASAP to be sure as much of the ecosystem as possible is up to date before the fork!
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sethforprivacy
If you use one of these wallets/exchanges (or not!) and have a few minutes to reach out to them it would be a *huge* help to the Monero community.
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sethforprivacy
You can find the list here, please do not reach out to the ones already marked off, and feel free to tag me here once you've contacted one (or comment in the issue) so that I can check them off):
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sethforprivacy
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sethforprivacy
For wallets, mentioning this tag will usually be most helpful:
github.com/monero-project/monero/tree/release-v0.18
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sethforprivacy
For exchanges, mentioning this blog post will be most helpful:
getmonero.org/2022/07/19/monero-0.18.0.0-released.html
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sech1
I put a warning on p2pool.io :)
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sethforprivacy
sech1: Thanks π
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sech1
Why laugh, I have 1500 page visits/month :D
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sethforprivacy
Heh, it wasn't a laugh, was just the dumb emoji translation in Matrix! Was supposed to be the : D excited face
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selsta
sethforprivacy: should we update DNS for CLI only for now?
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selsta
since Ledger is still incompatible with v0.18 it might be better to wait with activating the GUI auto updater
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sethforprivacy
selsta: Probably a good call
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sethforprivacy
selsta: Annoying that this breaks existing code pre-fork
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sethforprivacy
It shouldn't require the new version until >fork height π
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sethforprivacy
I didn't realize that's how it worked
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selsta
Ledger version locks their app...
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sethforprivacy
Yeah...
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selsta
sgp_: is this proposal still relevant?
monero-project/monero #6688
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selsta
or can it be closed?
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sgp[m]
selsta: It's still relevant, but consensus seems to point towards not adopting it
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sgp[m]
I maintain it would be a privacy enhancement, but it comes with some complexity
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selsta
and after seraphis?
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sgp[m]
<selsta> "and after seraphis?" <- I'm not 100% sure, but I don't see why Seraphis would be any different. Perhaps even smaller gains percentage wise, but otherwise the same
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ofrnxmr[m]
<sgp[m]> "It's still relevant, but..." <- I think its worth looking into, especially if p2pool adoption outpaces transaction growth or ring size
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ofrnxmr[m]
Ive seen some transactions recently with 3 or 4 coinbase ring members
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sgp[m]
> <@ofrnxmr:monero.social> I think its worth looking into, especially if p2pool adoption outpaces transaction growth or ring size
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sgp[m]
> Ive seen some transactions recently with 3 or 4 coinbase ring members
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sgp[m]
It's arguably less important with p2pool
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sgp[m]
So you have a coinbase output. This normally goes to a pool only, or solo miners
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sgp[m]
Then you have pool miners, who could get a coinbase "+1" output
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sgp[m]
* Then you have pool miners, who could get a coinbase "+1" output
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sgp[m]
Without p2pool, one knows miners won't ever actually spend coinbase outputs. Just coinbase +1. Only pools would realistically spend coinbase outputs
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ofrnxmr[m]
P2pool generates a lot of 0/1 (for each miner), or am I wrong?
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sgp[m]
Actually idk how p2pool works. Who gets the first coinbase output?
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» sgp[m] checks p2pool docs
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ofrnxmr[m]
Good question.. ^^ thanks ill see what I can find too
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sgp[m]
Okay my impression was right
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sgp[m]
Take block 2671670
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sgp[m]
There are 91 coinbase outputs that go directly to "retail" miners
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sgp[m]
So, because of p2pool being adopted, it's convincing to say you could have spent a coinbase output as a normal person
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ofrnxmr[m]
Yup, my mistake π
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sgp[m]
<selsta> "and after seraphis?" <- It can be closed not because of Seraphis, but because of p2pool. I'll close with a comment
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sech1
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sgp[m]
That's a lot of outputs