Mochi101: Would you say it's still safe to use?

Steven_M, yes

Personally I won't use something like that, but you must have your reasons.

Mochi101: It's just temporary until I get the problems with my own node sorted.

Mochi101: Cool, just to confirm, the URL is mymonero.com, right?

ask me

i built it

i cant maintain it anymore

no access

endogenic: I've never seen you in here before.

not sure what to tell ya

Can anyone vouch for endogenic?

no need

my code is public even if it was washed over

as are my talks and irc records

only question is how do you know i'm not actually chatgpt ?

has anyone actually seen endogenic alive in the last X years?

endogenic: no offense, I've just never seen your nick.

i may have seen yours once or twice

you must have been here early

not many people remember mymonero

so, opposite of offense taken

:)

:)

Steven_M, yes

Mochi101: Yes to the URL question, or yes to vouching for endogenic?

both

Mochi101: Okay, thank you :-)

Does anyone have a link to the "private" block explorer project

Quite a few.

First. Impressive as hell. They claim to be able to factor integers in O(m/log m) physical qubits.

From a cursory read, looks plausible. Naively for RSA2048 that would be ~617 qbits. The paper claims (and I believe them) it will take only 372.

modern day snake oil

having your cake and eating it too

Best today are just shy of 100. It gets exponentially harder to manage as the number of bits goes up. But that's plausible in the 10-20 year future.

the cat is alive and dead

They also claim breaking RSA2048 will take a depth (number of sequental gates/"run length" of quantum program) of "thousands". I'm not sure what the state of the art is for depth, or how quickly it's likely to improve.

So yes, this is impressive, unexpected, possibly YUGE, and means RSA2048 probably has a shelf life of a few decades.

But **no impact to Monero**, AFAICT

This paper is all about factoring large numbers.

Ed25519 is based on elliptic curves over finite fields, rather than the factorization of large numbers.

Edit: After reading [Scott Aaronson’s post](scottaaronson.blog/?p=6957) I see this almost certainly **isn't** a big deal -- likely won't scale to larger numbers

Hi All :-)

Is it normal for the same https website to be verified by different CA's in different browsers?

getmonero.org is resolving to www.getmonero.org instead of its usual web.getmonero.org, should I be worried?

.

Steven_M: yes it's still operational; mymonero.com -> scroll to the bottom and you'll see that we still operate the web wallet although we strongly discourage its use

Maybe curl or dig the website address to verify chain

Hello guys,... (full message at <libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/do…61f7832b090c4240c21b678967edd2e1597>)

* Hello guys,

New monero user here. I was wondering what pc (pre-built as unfortunately I can't make one myself) should I buy to mine monero. My electricity price is about 0.22usd/kWh. Budget should ideally be less than $2000 but is flexible. Main concern is profitability.

Thank you in advance for your help.

profitability graph bitinfocharts.com/comparison/monero-mining_profitability.html#alltime

i don't know much about mining but i think what you've just said is missing the entire point of 'RandomX' / 1cpu1vote

plowsof11: That graph is kinda pointless, this one is better: moneroj.net/efficiency

Unfortunately, at 0.22 $/kWh you're gonna lose money

(unless the Monero price goes up significantly

In this context, profitability = (your mining efficiency / breakeven efficiency) - 1

so a profitability of 0 means that all your mining income is spent on paying for the electricity you used

any good reads on why I should host my own node?

ahh, I started watching that series

got too boring by part 3

I'll check this out though, thanks

tldr: better privacy, and much smaller chance of malicious stuff happening (like the node telling your wallet that you should pay 1 xmr/byte in tx fees

16:35:20 <FuFo> Hi there, forgot my token number to see my history...xmrvsbeast.com/cgi-bin/p2pool_bonus_history.cgi any hope to generate it again? sorry guys...

endor00: plowsof @plowsof:matrix.org: found this one the other day poolbay.io/crypto/23/monero

Also shows pool hashrates etc like minerpoolstats, though its missing a couple pools

nice pools...but I still trying to access to my own history after I forgot my token xmrvsbeast.com/cgi-bin/p2pool_bonus_submit.cgi ...How can I get the Token number again?

#p2pool-mini:libera.chat and ping xmrvsbeast

Or #xmrmine:matrix.org

After those two, you will have collected all of the infinity stones and reposted the same message. Best time just add a header IMPATIENT

Next time*

:-)

ofrnxmr nicer-looking plot than bitinfocharts, but revenue per kH/s means fuckall on its own

Yeah, just below is a calculator too :P

it's all about efficiency, which in turn tells you exactly how many $/kWh you can earn by mining

yeah, I mean the plot

because you can't really learn anything useful from it alone

Overall I like that the site seems to merge a few different sites feature into one (minerpoolstars, bitinfochsrts )

<merope> "That graph is kinda pointless..." <- That's why I told Morpheus to add this ^ to his site

> <@user23434:matrix.org> Hello guys,... (full message at <libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/do…b51175b2498607de8db025d1bf26d19ad1d>)

You should use a computer you already own to mine it

i recommend p2pool-mini as a mining pool, and xmrig as a mining software

Mine with everything you already own, it's what I do too.

What happens if I first synced with prune-blockchain=1, and then remove this parameter and start monerod?

blockchain will remain pruned

and new blocks too

And where does he keep the information that the blockchain is pruned? In lmdb file?

* And where does it keep the information that the blockchain is pruned? In lmdb file?

s///

How much memory does my computer have to have in order to run Monero?