boooooooooo 👎

You know when u have that music in your head, but you can't remember the name...

"remember the name"

So there's a song named like that, eh.

Feliz navidad?

No es Navidad todavia.

Estamos muy cerca, pero no tanto.

plowsof: Not that one, but chill song btw.

a la mierda la navidad

as2333! Porque? Que tienes contra la Navidad?

So we're gonna speak spanish now, eh?

Caliente

Niño tonto.

xD

Oderm willst du Deutche sprechen?

Wir koennen das auch machen.

Mochi101 I don't like theocracy. That said, at the very least we should go back to the true 'christmas', the saturnalias

as2333, Christmas is Santa for the kids and family and friends for everybody.

Mochi101: Volkswagen

Ser gut!

Danke

Sehr

man... all my languages suck

I know how u feel.

learning languages is hard. But just wait for the new brainchips!

i wanna wish you a merry [holiday period] from the bottom of my heart! #monero-offtopic:monero.social

plowsof: Thanks

plowsof, I haven't gotten my holiday period yet.

that's what the 'virgin' mary said

as2333: a.uguu.se/RzzMlyHA.jpg

<plowsof> "i wanna wish you a merry [..." <- ai have hearts !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

I am ~10 months behind on syncing my prumed lmdb but I'm on a spinning disk laptop, so it's going to take like 2 weeks to sync

my desktop has an m2 drive, but I am nervous that syncing monero will wear out the storage. Is monerod really hard on storage?

drew: About 35Gb iirc

i mean more like will it wear out the storage; does it hammer the drive with reads and writes

I guess there's not a clear answer to this

Well, it will do a reasonable amount of rw syscalls, but nothing more than what one can see with db engines like Postgres for example.

Blockchains are basically distributed dbs anyways.

Go on and sync.

alright I'll give it a shot, thanks

Cheers

Alright gentlemen, leaving for today

See ya

i think people are only worried about "flash drives" having 'life span reduced slightly'

e.g. on mobile phones

depends a lot on whether your manufacturer wanted to cheap on silicon and shove as much bits as it can into the mosfet gates with tiny error tolerance (and wear endurance) as a result

<spacekitty420[m]> "the "EU tryna ban privacy coins"..." <- or realistically, US/foreign exchanges (there are no really major exhcanges in europe anyway, as the EU is very good at stifling innovation)

sech1: Hi, may I PM you about something?

fireorion[m]: old.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/z9j62d/the_irs_bounty_the_full_story

Hey guys, we are launching Payment mode for Trocador. We call it AnonPay.

I also mentioned the ideas discussed on this channel this week. Hope you guys enjoy.

> <@cryptomorpheus_:matrix.org> Hey guys, we are launching Payment mode for Trocador. We call it AnonPay.

>

> reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/zanl5k…s_launching_payment_mode_with_fixed

What's that

Katie[m]: For example, if you want to pay ProtonVPN or ProtonMail, but they only accept Bitcoin. Then, proceed to Trocador.app and generate a Payment swap from XMR -> BTC. We'll calculate the best rate for you and deliver that same exact amount. Since you can use any of our 60 listed coins to generate a XMR -> Coin swap, you can pay any service that accepts cryptocurrencies using your very precious Monero.

> <@katie:katietso.dev> What's that

* For example, if you want to pay ProtonVPN or ProtonMail, but they only accept Bitcoin. Then, proceed to Trocador.app and generate a Payment swap from XMR -> BTC. We'll calculate the best rate for you and deliver that same exact amount. Since you can use any of our 60 listed coins to generate a XMR -> Coin swap, you can pay any service that accepts cryptocurrencies using your very precious Monero.

Hey, GUys:

I recently moved from Windows to Ubuntu. I had a windows GUI wallet there. Can I access it from my Linux wallet GUI by using the .keys file?

or are these incompatible, and I must recreate wallet from seed?

eudaimon36[m]: Yes

excellent! Thanks!

I think on Linux with GUI, wallet files are saved in ~/Monero/wallets

So just copy the wallet file there

ok, going to give it a try...may be back after I botch it all up...

thanks, again

h4x0rcrypto[xmpp]: ok

Do Epyc 7**2 processors lose out on hashrate if not all memory channels are populated?

I.e. with 4 DIMMs like on the ASRock ROMED4ID-2T

yes

max 12.5 kh/s per memory channel

max 50 kh/s with 4 DIMMs

Isn't that below the max hashrate on those CPUs?

i.e. xmrig.com/benchmark?cpu=AMD+EPYC+7702P+64-Core+Processor

98 kh/s for 2 CPU system

so i noticed with export to csv transactions.. that failed transaction end up in the output without anything to signal that is a failed one.. this of course effects my reporting scripts :)

What's the ROI on that system sech1 ?

is ROI even possible?

I buy my stuff to use it, mining is bonus