00:25:00 <ofrnxmr> You speak wonderful english
00:25:09 <ofrnxmr> Better than plowsof, for sure.
03:33:18 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Sup Monero Community,
03:33:18 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> I'm trying to process registration for a (self-hosted) service and require $1 in XMR for it. Process would look like this:
03:33:18 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> 1. User fills out web-form of necessary information to register. Clicks "next"
03:33:19 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> 2. XMR OTP is presented, QR code, address, and payment required. (On backend sub-address/integrated-address is created and watched)
03:33:19 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> 3. Once the amount hits the address, registration is processed (simple API call)
03:33:20 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> The requirements for this is no JS. This should all work within a JS disabled browser.
03:33:20 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Anyone know of projects that have implemented a similar thing?
03:33:21 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> I've found https://github.com/busyboredom/acceptxmr which seems to meet my needs but I don't know a lick of rust so integrating it might be a struggle.
03:33:21 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> I have some knowhow with PHP so I may go about it more from scratch with https://github.com/monero-integrations/monerophp
03:33:22 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> But ideally I'd like to re-use existing known good code for this, the requirements are pretty simple so I'm sure something is out there that solves most of my problem here, but my google-fu is coming up short.
03:33:22 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Anyone worked on something similar? Or know of software that can meet my needs?
03:47:56 <m-relay> <b​usyboredom:monero.social> Hey Masayuki, I'm the author of AcceptXMR. I'm currently working on a batteries-included payment gateway based on AcceptXMR, but it's still WIP. So for now, you're right that using it requires a good amount of rust coding. This example might be useful if you go this route: https://github.com/busyboredom/acceptxmr/blob/main/examples/nojs/main.rs
03:47:56 <m-relay> <b​usyboredom:monero.social> BTCPay Server seems to be the most popular option right now for non-rust-programmers. I've never seen it used in a JS-free context before though, not sure how hacky you'd have to get to accomplish that.
03:51:43 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Yeah I was looking at BTCPay pretty seriously and was digging deep into it, but from what I can tell it'd require more work to make it work without JS than it would to do something from scratch in PHP, so I've binned it from my considerations since
03:53:41 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Yeah I was looking at BTCPay pretty seriously and was digging deep into it, but from what I can tell it'd require more work to make it work without JS than it would to do something from scratch in PHP, so I've binned it from my considerations since
03:53:41 <m-relay> <m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Appreciate the code btw and your continued work on it. Batteries-included approach would be very very helpful
04:51:54 <ofrnxmr> Moneropay?
04:52:32 <ofrnxmr> Also #monero-community-dev:monero.social
04:52:51 <ofrnxmr> Might be useful for something like monero.town
05:40:16 <m-relay> <a​js_:matrix.org> MoneroKon 2024 tickets now available: https://tickets.monerokon.org
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13:48:42 <m-relay> <d​etherminal:matrix.org> Where can we see MoneroKon 2024 T-shirt
14:28:48 <m-relay> <m​onerobull:matrix.org> vostoemisio: do we already have one?
21:30:43 <m-relay> <v​ostoemisio:matrix.org> Not yet 😟
22:26:39 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/FuiqBUnRAiGXWASTYXItnrMT
22:31:58 <m-relay> <g​fdshygti53:monero.social> It's hard to just link it instead?
22:32:00 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> hee-hee.mp3
22:32:13 <m-relay> <g​fdshygti53:monero.social> Want to read thoses comments lol
22:34:25 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> Things that I hate about Bitcoin:
22:34:26 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> 1 - mining is expensive and elitist 
22:34:26 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> 2 - ETFs bullshit
22:34:27 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> 3 - Easily traceable
22:34:27 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> 4 - Maxis worst than religious radicals
22:35:59 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> what else?
22:36:07 <m-relay> <g​fdshygti53:monero.social> https://twitter.com/shopinbit/status/1726672087761494495
22:36:12 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> 5 - market manipulation
22:36:42 <m-relay> <n​eosavage:matrix.org> can't read the comments, dont use that X crap
22:39:30 <m-relay> <m​ycellium:matrix.org> hey, 
22:39:30 <m-relay> <m​ycellium:matrix.org> few questions if i may. i'm no expert in the xmr field.. having focused moslty on bitcoin over past couple of years.. but see such value in utilising both btc and xmr. 
22:39:31 <m-relay> <m​ycellium:matrix.org> i will be importing my wallet onto monero GUI, on new laptop, and not 100% on best set up to opt for. 
22:39:31 <m-relay> <m​ycellium:matrix.org> for now i'm keen to run a pruned full node. so i can validate all my own txs, not needing to use a remote node... won't have connected all the times, as don't have constant router usage, but happy to resync the chain before needing to transact. 
22:39:32 <m-relay> <m​ycellium:matrix.org> i assume it's not such a big process? have GUI installed already and SSD ready to go. assume it takes some days to download the whole blockchain inititally (if that's necessary still with a pruned node?)
22:39:32 <m-relay> <m​ycellium:matrix.org> if there was a guide going through this process, appreciate receiving. couldn't find a clear one online. and don't expect i need to open up ports for incoming peers, due to being offline most of the time? 
22:39:33 <m-relay> <m​ycellium:matrix.org> i assume i just choose the 'Simple mode (with bootstrap)'? and download blockchain to my external SSD? 
22:39:33 <m-relay> <m​ycellium:matrix.org> thanks.
22:59:34 <nioCat> pruned or regular takes the same time to do the initial download of the blockchain
22:59:50 <nioCat> with an SSD it should take about a day 
23:00:07 <nioCat> oh wait, an external SSD
23:00:22 <nioCat> that will take a bit more time
23:01:31 <nioCat> I believe bootstrap will allow you to make txs using a remote node until you are synce
23:01:45 <nioCat> disclaimer:  I don't use the GUI