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p​arazyd: How​ many chars in DCT

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k​ico: How m​any total letters or numbers in TDX

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Mo​chi101: How many characte​rs in toy

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S​erHack: How long is the w​ord flat

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hello everybody, I'm trying to use the Monero GUI client on Arch Linux with a Ledger Nano X. As a regular user, the dropdown to create a new wallet from the Ledger does not give me any options. To test further, I ran the client as a sudo user, which populated a dropdown. I was able to set up the wallet. After I set up the wallet, I shut down the client and I'm now seeing "Unable to open device 4:11415", which is the error that I'm

assuming was suppressing the display of the hardware wallet list. Any tips on what to do?

Sorry for the wall

fun times: tomshardware.com/uk/news/restored-h…droelectric-plant-will-mine-bitcoin

I wonder how many people who are in areas where BTC stuff is legal, then becomes illegal, "shut down" cryptocurrency mining by actually scaling back (to create the appearance of ceasing operations in that area) and redirecting to privacy cryptocurrencies (e.g. Monero).

interesting idea, but monero and BTC are mined quite differently.