<k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> J0J0XMR: No. It isn't. That forces steganography which is less efficient, causing more usage of disk space and processing power.

<k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> It increases costs universally. Adding a dedicated fee weight to TX extra only increases the cost to the publisher of the data.

<k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> That, + a sane limit on the amount of data, is safe for the protocol.

<k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> And then since we currently use TX extra for wallet data, we literally can't remove it without a new TX structure + version entirely in a HF.

<k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> I'd support moving out wallet data, and limiting TX extra, and adding a fee to it. I wouldn't support removing it. You're welcome to accuse me of bias/conflict of interest though.

<k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> (Or rather, you're welcome to point out my CoI. It'd be a fair comment)

<z​aynrob:matrix.org> Guys is mining monero easy?

<e​ndor00:matrix.org> zaynrob: -> Monero Mining

<i​m_m:matrix.org> Hi , i am still facing error, due to less blog related to issue.

<i​m_m:matrix.org> Currently my simple concern is get the XMR from users to my monero address and monitor who deposit ,i am working on web application where i will show QR code of my monero address and when any user deposit i will return a wrapped token, so i need to monitor its transaction in my web-application using monero-ts library, i have built my web-application on nextjs.

<c​trej:matrix.org> Monero Support

<j​essica_77:matrix.org> What is CLI wallet? What does it mean if a public chain currency has a cli wallet? What stage has it entered?

<j​essica_77:matrix.org> Who knows this?

<j​essica_77:matrix.org> github.com/judecoin

<p​lowsof:matrix.org> they are using my pull request plowsof/monero e91f35e . sadly they didnt credit me so i am not officially a judecoin developer

<p​lowsof:matrix.org> in this commit : Judecoin/judecoin 046f790 , but i think the premine? is more heinous

<d​etherminal:matrix.org> nice monero clone lol

<d​etherminal:matrix.org> they even changed the hackerone link to themselves which does not exist

<d​etherminal:matrix.org> lmfao

<z​el7:monero.social> Hello everyone. How many gigabytes is the total amount of the daemon blocks?

<j​essica_77:matrix.org> Hello, is this coin valuable?

<j​essica_77:matrix.org> How about judecoin? Is it valuable?

<1​23bob123:matrix.org> Back again

<s​yntheticbird:monero.social> The actual size of the blockchain is 170~180GBGB

<s​yntheticbird:monero.social> The actual size of the blockchain is 170~180GB

<j​essica_77:matrix.org> which is hackerone link？

<d​etherminal:matrix.org> it is in the readme, but I would like to advise you to be careful as this coin has no trustworthiness and you seem amateur.

<w​eb3dopamine:matrix.org> Hi guys

<w​eb3dopamine:matrix.org> I am currently running txcity.io a forked version of txstreet, with 5 chains and 1k unique user visits aprox

<w​eb3dopamine:matrix.org> and XMR needs some upgrades and changes, check this github : txstreet/processor #2

<w​eb3dopamine:matrix.org> needs you opinion on whether i can create a fundraiser for my work and infrastructure cost coverage for up to 1 year

<w​eb3dopamine:matrix.org> Hi guys

<w​eb3dopamine:matrix.org> I am currently running txcity.io a forked version of txstreet, with 5 chains and 1k unique user visits aprox

<w​eb3dopamine:matrix.org> and XMR needs some upgrades and changes, check this github : txstreet/processor #2

<w​eb3dopamine:matrix.org> need your opinion on whether i can create a fundraiser for my work and infrastructure cost coverage for up to 1 year

What do you do better than txstreet? Do you "add value"?

Oh, they are on matrix.org. Tough.

<r​ottenwheel:kernal.eu> Join Monero Community Workgroup and post the message there.

Another thing: Monero supports OpenBSD, there are provisions in the make files and build instructions in the ReadMe.

But the support does not go as far as offering precompiled and signed binaries for download on the GetMonero.org site.

The CLI package is available for FreeBSD, but not for OpenBSD.

Would it be realistic to add OpenBSD there, with an "official" binary? And do you see that as "worthwhile"?

If we start an attempt I could see me contributing to it

rottenwheel: Doesn't that Matrix room have exactly the same problems to relay to matrix.org as the room where you can read this my writing here?