00:00:09 You need 68 of those to own 1/2090 of the network (one s19 pro or 12 epyc 7763) 00:00:47 At a cost of $20500 for the hardware 00:00:53 And 9600w 00:01:38 So, 3x the power cost of an s19pro or 12 epyc 7763 00:02:14 i think that power figure is overestimated 00:02:46 142w is the power for one 3900x.. 00:03:04 That not including mb, ram or anything else 00:03:04 i understand what you're saying 00:03:23 im telling you thats a high estimate for a 3900x 00:03:32 especially one undervolted for mining 00:04:04 Fair enough 00:04:04 you can get em down to under 100w pretty easily if you drop the vlovks 00:04:05 Lets call it 70 00:04:16 only way for sure is to measure at the cpu power cable 00:04:27 Its 4800w for the same percentage of network ownership and 20k to buy the CPUs used 00:04:37 but this is an estimate so 125w would hbe a good conservative estimate imo 00:04:56 To but an s19pro new, you'll own 1/2090th of the network for under 20l and under 4kw 00:05:20 20k* 00:05:46 would be interesting to do some further studying on this 00:06:19 Takes 25000 epyc or 1.7m ryzen 3900x to cover the global hr of monero 00:07:16 All of these numbers are estimates / napkin math 00:07:17 But it seems they arent far off.. but again, maybe im wayvoff LOL 00:07:23 also something to think about is an attacker trying to acquire that many asics to control half the netwprk would raise the price of them considerably while heing stuck with a paper weight 00:09:10 while an attacker on monero could rent the commodity hardware and walk away with no hardware to have to get eod of 00:09:25 or buy the hardware and resell it afterwards 00:15:02 510m to buy 1.7m used ryzens @ $300 + >4800w 00:15:02 75m to buy 25000 used epyc 7763s @ $3000 + >2700w 00:15:02 14m to buy 2090 used s19pros @ $7000 + 3250w 00:15:02 41m to buy 2090 s19pros @ 20k + 3250w 00:17:23 Also.. monero has, what appears to be ~ 10x more nodes per dollar (market cap) than btc. 00:17:23 .. 00:17:23 BTC has 10x more nodes, but > 100x the market cap 00:27:48 i think i still agree with ur take generally, just mentioning some things to think about 00:28:30 maybe some things someone who disagrees might mention 00:28:55 Im not argueting :P just skeptical that my math is way off. 00:28:55 Because, if its anywhere near on correct, it... means monero really is the king 01:29:47 Monero is the only one 04:01:55 "Takes 25000 epyc or 1.7m ryzen 3..." <- *cough* 160k ryzen 3900X, not 1.7M *cough* 04:02:37 Hm. Where did I go wrong with my math 04:03:14 Just fatfingered an extra 0 somewhere 04:03:29 Probably lolol 04:03:33 2.5 GH/s / 15 kH/s 04:04:31 Yea, extra 0 somewhere 04:05:42 But no idea where you got the 2090 S19pro 04:06:45 Oh, got it 04:06:56 110 TH/s is not 0.11 EH/s 04:07:13 There's 3 more 0s in there 04:07:15 Tera, Peta, Esa 04:08:09 It takes 1.85M S19pro asics to match the btc hashrate 04:08:26 There we go 04:08:57 I was super confused 04:08:57 * merope sent a code block: https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/521d455bd929edf37ff83dcfebf71a6066633026 08:00:34 RE: I2P incoming P2P: I see... (full message at https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/7ba6e69bf532cc1e54adb7f1c981dfa4b3eeff99) 13:17:14 Thats my understanding 13:17:34 Onions dont appear in status either 13:53:09 Ah, okay. Thanks good to know. And now, after 7+ hours of uptime, I'm getting quite a few in and out p2p connections from via i2pd. I think it works! 😆 13:55:01 You're using I2PD? 13:55:10 Yep! 13:55:23 Im not, and read selsta isnt either 13:55:46 Mind sharing your I2Pd config ? Or how to use it 13:59:08 Sure, not problem. I simply install i2pd via apt-get, so it is automatically running as a systemd service. My monerod config is:... (full message at https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/97abda3fd5d5c592b3448e3eb249fa29b465d5dd) 14:00:19 Where do you obtain your I2p address from I2PD? 14:00:21 I have not tested t he rpc i2pd connection yet, but the tunnel comes up fine in i2pd so I think it should work connecting a wallet. 14:00:49 That gets generated by i2pd at restart. You go to its dashboard at 127.0.0.1:7070. 14:01:31 Otherwise the i2pd.conf is all default. 14:02:46 I don't think it is strictly necessary, but it is advisable to open the assigned i2pd port on your firewall. 14:11:43 Does the official wallet gui support the `--proxy` arg or that's only supported by the cli at this point? 14:11:47 Tyty 14:18:12 https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/7885#issuecomment-1221554944 14:20:50 I2pzero makes i2p + the gui simple (the gui has a socks proxy port yes) 14:25:59 So how do I connect my wallet to i2p? Just by `monero-wallet-gui --socks5-proxy http://127.0.0.1:4447`? And after this transactions will be sent via i2p? 14:26:31 https://github.com/plowsof/userguide-drafts/blob/main/i2p/monero-gui-i2p-node.md 14:26:57 This is for Monerod though hm 14:28:09 Your monero dsemon will transmit using i2p following that guide , but you want to do something else? 14:28:23 Yeah, that's a slightly different setup, though I think it probably achieves the same. 14:29:34 I have an already running monerod and ip2d and now I would like to start up the gui and connect to i2pd with it. I think this step in your guide is internal since you start the daemon from the gui. 14:31:39 The cli has this:... (full message at https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/903b76d6a4def966145a082fa82b4b8e6a25611f) 14:36:01 I assume yes (just that the gui uses it for extra things) 14:36:53 But i will upgrade this ticket for you sir -> selsta xD pls confirm 14:38:19 I guess #monero-gui:monero.social would be better for follow up questions 14:56:49 Just confirming that the above i2pd tunnel [MONEROD-RPC] also works using the cli with `--proxy 127.0.0.1:4447 --daemon-address :18089`. 15:25:39 are you using `i2pd` from apt repo or just using apt to install the binary from github? 15:48:32 From the debian stable/bullseye repo. 15:50:20 probably pretty out of date. 15:50:40 id upgrade it to most recent from the repo 15:50:50 from github* 15:58:44 Yeah, the one from the repo is probably older than the latest. At first I experimented with i2pd building it from source, but I am lazy to create and maintain its systemd service for myself and I'm not planning to contribute to i2pd so I just use the one from the repo. 16:02:59 the problem is security holes. its like running an old browser with published bugs. 16:13:40 Sure, then you can grab the latest from github, they are good at generating packages for various distros. 17:30:33 jozsef[m]: i2pd with the gui? 17:30:56 you can set a socks proxy in Settings -> Interface 18:38:12 Hey. Monero GUI client is crashing with no error message in macOS ventura. Where can I get help/pointers about that? 18:58:07 edoelk: As far as I know, Ventura is not yet supported. This may help. Or you could add a comment here to describe the problem: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/8453 18:59:24 edoelk[m]: see the link that Rucknium[m] posted. Using monero-wallet-cli with --max-concurrency might work, at least it didn't crash on me yet. 19:03:35 It is possible that this is a monero wallet bug that somehow only gets triggered on one OS version, but I want to wait until later betas before someone spends time debugging it. Ventura isn't out until October. 19:07:18 Thanks selsta. Using the sock5 proxy in the gui, I get `Some problems at connect, message: Socks request rejected or failed`. 19:07:42 The IP and port are correct because the same works in the cli. 19:07:54 What options do you start the CLI with? 19:07:59 But in the cli I also specify the i2p. 19:08:01 Let me check. 19:08:18 --proxy 127.0.0.1:4447 --daemon-address bhptjyuaknwxl3gzcseu6g32w4cginopxmuapdnb2fsdutrstcsq.b32.i2p:18089 19:08:20 You have to set the socks proxy and then add the i2p address as remote node 19:08:30 Okay. 19:08:46 afterwards it should work 19:09:06 I wonder if I can reuse my i2p keys from i2p-zero to i2pd 19:10:23 Excellent! it works! Thanks for the help. 19:10:36 Not sure about the keys. 19:11:03 If they use the same algorithm for authentication, maybe. 19:11:23 But I i2pd is a different implementation. 19:12:44 since my i2p address is used as a seed node I would ideally want to reuse it 19:16:13 jozsef[m]: did you compile i2pd or use prebuilt binary? 19:17:49 First I used/play with a compiled one, their latest master from github, now I just use the one from apt-get from debian/bullseye, but will probably install their latest release from github. 19:18:05 Re keys this might help migrating: https://i2pd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/family/#export-to-java-i2p-from-i2pd 19:19:18 ty 19:51:06 Is there a wallet on android that works with i2p? 19:52:31 Or, I guess the answer is: any with android i2pd + a tunnel. 20:36:03 @rucknium, @selsta Thank you. 21:00:28 new i2pd release btw: https://github.com/PurpleI2P/i2pd/releases/tag/2.43.0 21:19:51 "Or, I guess the answer is: any..." <- I spent some time trying to set this up but with monerujo but I guess a wallet needs to support connecting via a proxy and being able to specify a daemon using an i2p address (which I could successfully create by a client tunnel on the android i2pd app) . Other than the official cli wallet (running in termux), I cannot find any wallet that would support this on android. 21:21:57 jozsef[m]: monero-gui runs on android 21:22:45 https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui#building-android-apk-with-docker-any-os-experimental 21:24:41 CI has binaries for android v0.18.1.0 https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/actions/runs/2836035293 21:25:01 Nice, I didn't know, I will try it. ;-) Thx. 21:25:23 only remote node works, but that should be fine for your use case 21:28:34 Is there a way to download the build artifacts from github actions? 21:29:51 Nvm. There is. I will RTFM. 21:30:19 docker-android 22:36:11 jozsef: 22:36:11 Try invizible pro 22:36:30 From fdroid, for I2p vpn app 22:36:39 Then enter I2p address 22:37:02 If you want to shoot me an I2p rpc address, I can see if it works 22:47:44 ofrnxmr[m]: bhptjyuaknwxl3gzcseu6g32w4cginopxmuapdnb2fsdutrstcsq.b32.i2p:18089 22:47:53 but I don't know if he has login / pass 23:18:28 * ofrnxmr[m] uploaded an image: (126KiB) < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/monero.social/OPFfBeoWDeijyNnsecxTwKAh/Imagepipe_409.jpg > 23:20:30 Doesn't appear to actually download blocks 23:20:30 Not getting any transit tunnels either. Not sure why 23:20:55 let's wait for jozsef[m] to see if he gets it working with monero-gui 23:23:58 Inviz uses purplei2p 23:23:58 I2pd doesnt want to instlal from termux, but I can try the I2pd standalone app 23:26:40 * ofrnxmr[m] uploaded an image: (14KiB) < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/monero.social/JplBAhaETCGgHgFBqOPUgNho/Imagepipe_410.jpg > 23:26:53 selsta: 23:26:53 Working with inviz 23:26:53 Just very slow 23:28:18 might get faster if you let it running a bit 23:28:34 from what I have read i2p hidden services should be a bit faster than tor 23:28:39 but not sure if this is true 23:33:28 Yeah, ill leave I2p running for a bit to let it build some tunnels and try again 23:33:28 Currently about 50kb/s down