<zounds[m]> "I wish xmpp was more accepted" <- XMPP always sucked for mobile devices. It required constant active connection so it was power draining

Matrix is much better on this very thing

<Tomasz[m]> "XMPP always sucked for mobile..." <- I haven't noticed much from conversations

battery manager says 4%

where is it from?

ateRX.com

Uses xmrig-proxy + a new program called p2pooler that calculated the pplns pay for proxy miners

I didnt sent the follow up msg

"Conversion to mining on P2pool has been completed! All balances has been migrated."

So.. if anyone wants to test p2pool mining on a small pool, aterx might be fun to test 🤷‍♂️

kinda defeats the purpose of p2pool

yes, but it's beneficial for small pools, they get more regular XMR stream compared to solo

their wallet: mini.p2pool.observer/miner/41jyth3X…AJqgr2Y9my5XTanKKWFzRZG8scX13AUNYWq

Dan Miller has kindly updated the monero.social matrix homeserver , any technical issues users have been experiencing should be gone now e.g. the monero-site room is available for all matrix.to/#/#monero-site:haveno.network

<tevador> "kinda defeats the purpose of..." <- Doesnt it still prevent a 51%

ofrnxmr[m]: No, the pool admin is in control of the hashrate, not the miners.

🥸 here I _thought_ there was no problem because its mining a sidechain and "p2pool" was the one hashing on monero directly.

.. so is the benefit to p2pool just faster payouts?

raegent tests uk shilling Monero on reddit reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/xbsidw…ce=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Theres nothing stopping nanopool from starting a single miner (xmrig-proxy) to p2pool, pool

Pointing* a single miner to a p2pool pool

good server to mine , cheap one?

with linux

deb 11 8-16GB 200GB nVME RyZen 7 970 etc

1-10gbit line

i440fx

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