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ANONERO version 1.0 is now fully funded!
ccs.getmonero.org/proposals/r4v3r23-anonero-v1.html @luigi1111
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<321bob321:monero.social> \o/ suprise face
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<kayabanerve:monero.social> <a data-mention-type="user" href="
matrix.to/#/@detherminal:monero.social" contenteditable="false">@detherminal</a> Not only does Serai use it as a wallet, if it's 5% incomplete for what you want you're looking at using a wallet 100% incomplete. That's why I recommended monero-serai be internally used in libmonero.
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<kayabanerve:monero.social> > No, I plan to write all of them in native Dart. Writing complex cryptographic operations from scratch is serious and might be unsecure so I will use open-source packages from pub.dev instead.
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<kayabanerve:monero.social> I obviously won't say this is impossible, yet it's several months of work. You not only have to implement and all the cryptography correctly (and there presumably aren't Dart packages for CLSAG), you also need to match all the fee code of wallet2 directly. Any differences in a fingerprint.
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<kayabanerve:monero.social> You also need to match a bunch of wallet2 quirks directly. Any differences is a fingerprint.
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<kayabanerve:monero.social> Not only did monero-serai take months to write, jberman then spent I want to say a month or two on such fingerprints.
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<r4v3r23:monero.social> LFG 💥
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github.com/plowsof/scrape_ccs_fr the office fruit bowl fund now has a thermos with cold water in next to it
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dangerousfreedom - seraphis wallet work until regtest is now fully funded!
ccs.getmonero.org/proposals/dangero…-seraphis_wallet_until_regtest.html @luigi1111
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<monerobull:agoradesk.com> Cunt
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<monerobull:agoradesk.com> "Imagine if there was a section of a city where violent extremists could gather with privacy and impunity. Imagine if they used this safe space to discuss terrorism and sabotage, and vilify Muslims, Jews, people of colour and the LGBTQIA+ community. And imagine if the security service and police were stopped from entering that part of town to investigate and respond.”
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<monerobull:agoradesk.com> Uhu, now imagine a section of Afghanistan where the local LGBTQIA+ doesn't get beheaded for being who they are
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<monerobull:agoradesk.com> Uhu, now imagine a section of Afghanistan where the local LGBTQIA+ community doesn't get beheaded for being who they are
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<pawism:techsaviours.org> Precisely! Wtf does "extremist" even mean its like the modern equivalent of calling everyone you don't like a "Jew" or something...
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<r4v3r23:monero.social> oops looks ill just keep encrypting my shit then
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<321bob321:monero.social> Bet you its telescam
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<vikrants:monero.social> Is cryptomator the best for encrypting files? Or what do you guys use?
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<pcre:monero.social> gpg
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<detherminal:monero.social> veracrypt
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> Veracrypt if interpolarity is important (format the container in exfat), Then literally all OS can access it.
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> LUKS for Linux only stuff
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<busyboredom:tchncs.de> Cryptomator is really only useful if you need to sync the encrypted folder to cloud or into a deduplicating backup, because it won't make you sync the whole folder every time a single file in it changes.
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<siren:kernal.eu>
restic.net
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<siren:kernal.eu>
bacula.org (if you have compliance requirements, otherwise skip)
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<ctrej:matrix.org> +1 for veracrypt, although you should know it signifixantly slows down SSDs (especially their IO per second)
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<monerobull:matrix.org> does it?
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<monerobull:matrix.org> i always thought modern encryption barely impacts performance at all
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<ctrej:matrix.org> I wouldn't claim it if I didn't test it myself
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<pcre:monero.social> tar combined with openssl or gpg.
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<pcre:monero.social> $ tar -cvzf - folder | gpg -c > folder.tar.gz.gpg
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<mrcyjanek0:matrix.org> it does, there is built-in benchmark
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<pcre:monero.social> I also can recommend
borgbackup.org
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> it all depend of your hardware and if hardware encryption is used
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> That is a "low sped" bu current standard, Intel 10500T.
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> There is also the trim thing, and for veracrypt I don't know if it work.
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> Thing is, the encryption thing have to forward the discard request to the drive, if you don't do that, performance will die sharply once you wrote the equivalent of your drive size.
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> But if you do use discard, then forensic can know where there is data or where there is no data.
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> That is a "low spec" bu current standard, Intel 10500T.
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<mrcyjanek0:matrix.org> You would have to work entirely in ram for that to make sense
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<mrcyjanek0:matrix.org> Otherwise you leave a copy of that data unencrypted on the disk used for encryption
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> If a SSD usd is used **and** free space is discarded **fast**, than it should not be an issue.
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<mrcyjanek0:matrix.org> should being key word
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<mrcyjanek0:matrix.org> you can't really shred thing on a SSD
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> I think some FS support an option for the discard delay
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> But yeah, good point, you don't know if the SSD will actually discard in 5 minutes or in 15 hours
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<ravfx:xmr.mx> even if the FS ask it to
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<pcre:monero.social> Ah - I assumed that the data should be encrypted and stored as a backup on a NAS.
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<rucknium:monero.social> The MAGIC Monero Fund got a project proposal:
MAGICGrants/Monero-Fund #28 "On solve4monero you can ask questions, answer questions, As answering questions involves receiving rewards paid in Monero (XMR) if the answer or solution provided is correct."
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<rucknium:monero.social> Any feedback on this is appreciated :)
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<stillhuntinglongs:monero.social> Is this trying to be Chegg but with Monero?
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<rucknium:monero.social> Maybe it could work like that.
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<monerobull:matrix.org> hinto: gupax.io main landing page errors, everything else works
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<hinto.janaiyo:matrix.org> thanks, is it fixed?
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<monerobull:matrix.org> jup, thanks!
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<vikrants:monero.social> just mac
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<preland:matrix.org> Here are a few interesting thoughts/questions that I’ve had bouncing around in my head the last few days:
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<preland:matrix.org> 1. Assuming that you do not care about preserving transaction history and other blockchain data except for the latest balances of wallets, would it be possible to create an incredibly truncated “starting point” for a new blockchain to start on? (Ie you have a blockchain that takes up a few terabytes, and after the truncation it takes up only a few gigabytes, if less).
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<preland:matrix.org> 2. Is it possible to “merge” two separate blockchains together into one? For example, imagine you are running two completely isolated testnets, and merge the two together somehow? (The end product would likely be messy somewhat in terms of block history, no good way around that unless you perform 1.)
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<preland:matrix.org> Note that this is all in the realm of theory, ofc this isn’t possible to do currently, nor would there be any practical use for it (for now). I am just curious to see if this even remotely possible
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<detherminal:monero.social> 1 - yes, solana use this type of ledger
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<lm:matrix.baermail.fr> commented on the github issue.
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<rucknium:monero.social> Louis-Marie: Thank you!
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<joiboi.crypto:matrix.org> Down goes Samourai
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so this translates to what? even if you are non-custodial, you can tagged as money transmitting business
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<stillhuntinglongs:monero.social> Be careful. Feds are active here collecting evidence