Hi, was just muddling around with an idea in a hobby project that I hope I could get some feedback on. I was developing a toy onion network and became interested in applying Monero's randomX to my network for pow (routers can charge you randomx challenges for relay/introduction/rendevous services etc). The challenges were worthless and solely to limit against ddos attempts. So i got to thinking, after recently reading about p2pool's

mini and the viability of many lowish hashrate devices would it not be possible for a router node in my network to instead of issuing worthless randomx challenges distribute small relevant pow challenges from a router's controlled pruned/full node currently mining.

yes, it's possible. You could connect your router to p2pool node and relay randomx jobs it gives to you

Also check out repo.getmonero.org/selene/primo, there's a web server server in there, but it's meant to be used for any "minewall" system.

It was made before p2pool though, so not sure how easy it'd be to make hte two work together.

Hi people

What's the best language to learn to help with Monero? I am currently learning Rust for Polkadot and Substrate

But after that I want to help with Monero. I saw C++ is the language according to Google but just to make sure

C++ yes

Thank you

C++14 to be precise

this is what we use to compile Monero

Thank you

Iwjsks[m] check out this extremely WIP Rust implementation of the Monero node software github.com/Cuprate/cuprate