<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> Hi,

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> I'm trying to get myself registered on repo.getmonero.org so that I can submit a proposal for the CCS, but have a problem I explained to Gitlab support:

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> I'm trying to register for repo.getmonero.org/monero-project which requires an Enterprise Edition signup.

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> I've input the details and my current, valid, working email address:

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> <email address>

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> and completed the captcha.

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> I'm taken to:

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> repo.getmonero.org/users/almost_there

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> and do not receive an email. Emails from other entities are being delivered to the same address (there is nothing wrong with the email, network etc.)

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> I retried twice with 'request new confirmation email. ', and tried in latest Firefox and Edge browsers, but it made no difference

<d​otnetspec:matrix.org> How can I register for an enterprise edition account and access and make contributions in repo.getmonero.org?

<e​lias:dfri.se> Hello everyone! I just wrote this paper, looking for feedback on it: "Ticket-based multi-strand method for increased efficiency in proof-of-work based blockchains": arxiv.org/abs/2405.09531 -- what do you think?

<a​js_:matrix.org> elias: hi.. better to ask in #monero-research-lab

<t​unnelvision0:matrix.org> Hi all, i'm the co-founder of a project which is a completely private VPN service. We primarily accept Monero, perfer it and promote it. I was hoping that there were some people in this community who would like to check it out and give us some feedback? We're looking to grow and improve any way we can. Thanks!

<n​ihilist:m.datura.network> If its already up and running id say submit it to kycnot.me for review

you got a website? another VPN accepting xmr is cool

<t​unnelvision0:matrix.org> Hey, great idea, thanks! Yes it's running, we have just a couple users.

<m​ister:monero.social> How do multiple chains scale the network as opposed to (dynamically) increasing block sizes? What is the point of fragmenting the network into smaller subchains if the amount of nodes in the network stays the same? (same total storage capacity, same bandwidth throughput, same hashrate)

<m​ister:monero.social> How do multiple chains scale the network as opposed to (dynamically) increasing block sizes? What is the point of fragmenting the network into smaller subchains if the amount of nodes in the network stay the same? (same total storage capacity, same bandwidth throughput, same hashrate)

<e​lias:dfri.se> Mister I think that increasing blocksize (dynamically or not) only works up to a point. There is in practice some blocksize that becomes too big, especially if you want to allow nodes with small resources (weak CPUs) to still be able to participate as miners. Assume that you have already increased the block size as much as you can. Then, if you want to increase throughput further,<clipped message>

<e​lias:dfri.se> multiple parallel chains is a way to do that.

<e​lias:dfri.se> I think this is relevant in practice in the scenario that you want to handle the current transaction rates of Visa/MasterCard systems that the whole world is using. Dynamic blocksize is not enough to handle such transaction rates, I think, but multiple chains could do it.

<e​lias:dfri.se> Mister "What is the point of fragmenting the network into smaller subchains if the amount of nodes in the network stay the same?" <-- the point is to handle larger transaction rates. Instead of only one block every 2 minutes, we get n blocks every 2 minutes, if n is the number of chains.

<m​ister:monero.social> Interesting - but this will mean that weaker nodes won't be able to process all transactions, right? The theoratical limit of the blocksize is simultaneously the limit of the networks capacity in general. Sharding or splitting up the blockchain in multiple chains makes it so that you can't verify everything. If that is the case: how does this compare to something like GHOSTDAG PoW?

<p​epe86frog:matrix.org> I wonder the neckbeards you chat with when you're supposed to be chattin with a girl 🤣

<m​rcyjanek0:matrix.org> valldrac: heyo you around. I remember (or I believe I remember) that you mentioned something about "pluggable storage backends" for your sdk. How does that work and do you have any links regarding it and/or docs?

<m​rcyjanek0:matrix.org> valldrac: heyo you around? I remember (or I believe I remember) that you mentioned something about "pluggable storage backends" for your sdk. How does that work and do you have any links regarding it and/or docs?

Revuo Monero Issue 195: May 2 - 16, 2024. revuo-xmr.com/issue-195.html

<a​xmasta:matrix.org> Yes, of course everyone knows the neckbeard community is notoriously sex positive and supports sex workers. Very astute

<v​alldrac:matrix.org> Sure. Here I am. Basically, the library serializes all the wallet data into a byte stream, then it read/write it to the host app through a simple interface. This way, the app can decide how to store and encrypt the wallet data by implementing this interface

<v​alldrac:matrix.org> There's no documentation yet, but here's the code:

<v​alldrac:matrix.org> - The interface: github.com/mollyim/monero-wallet-sd…/im/molly/monero/WalletDataStore.kt

<v​alldrac:matrix.org> - The internal serialize functions: github.com/mollyim/monero-wallet-sd…/main/cpp/wallet/wallet.cc#L98-L128

<m​rcyjanek0:matrix.org> Thanks!!

<v​alldrac:matrix.org> Czarek Nakamoto: And here's a basic implementation by the app, without any encryption: github.com/mollyim/monero-wallet-sd…mo/data/MoneroSdkClient.kt#L67-L103

<m​rcyjanek0:matrix.org> thanks!

<s​yntheticbird:monero.social> What are the criteria for a messaging network to be bridged over monero channels ? I doubt anyone can freely add their bridge

<3​21bob321:monero.social> Probably get banned by the supreme leader

<3​21bob321:monero.social> And i dont mean nioc

<x​mrscott:monero.social> Asks by LiberaChat ops are probably going to be:

<x​mrscott:monero.social> 1. Network follows LiberaChat ToS

<x​mrscott:monero.social> 2. Network has mods that enforce ToS

<x​mrscott:monero.social> 3. Network has anti-spam and bot measures in place because spam can't be deleted within IRC