<m​onero_e:matrix.org> How to exchange cash and xmr in Australia?

<m​onero_e:matrix.org> No pc access so haveno isn’t an option

<m​onerobull:matrix.org> matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/…matrix.org/lpdGjrxfKuisrHzUySMsuTFC

<m​onerobull:matrix.org> there should be haveno android apps soon™

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> Game changer!!

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> Good idea haha.. still haven't ordered upgrades for my laptop.

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> That may be a better route, I imagine it's a much better CPU

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> Hope you are well [@monerobull:matrix.org](https://matrix.to/#/@monerobull:matrix.org)

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> And everyone else too of course.

<m​onerobull:matrix.org> i think your laptop is still the way to go, youll need an SSD either way :P

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> SSD without a doubt but 60 gbp for a SSD - Or a similar u it like that dell optiplex that had double the ram and a SSD... But as I type I realise it has a low capacity SSD that would need changing anyway

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> SSD without a doubt but 60 gbp for a SSD - Or a similar unit it like that dell optiplex, that has double the ram and a SSD... But as I type I realise it has a low capacity SSD that would need changing anyway

<m​onerobull:matrix.org> you might be able to find a cheap mini pc with a bigger ssd but i dont think the performance difference between the laptop and the 6500t is that big

<m​onerobull:matrix.org> the optiplex is not the greatest example anyways

<m​onerobull:matrix.org> i have HP Prodesk 400 s

<m​onerobull:matrix.org> bcs of the nvme slot

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> I'll give the laptop a little upgrade and see how we get on.

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> I will get round to it asap. Just other priorities at the moment unfortunately.

<x​mrpatchwork:matrix.org> I use my desktop for general browsing and a couple steam games so don't really want to use it's resources for a node n what ever too

hello good day

my monerod keeps slowly chomping moar and moar memory :

the version is :

Monero 'Fluorine Fermi' (v0.18.3.4-release)

its running on an ubuntu server 24.04, and it was built from source, any clues why?

hum im running one thread of xmrig with the stratum self select, on the same machine and im running a slightly modified version of jt-grassie's monero-pool

<c​t:xmr.mx> tio_da_linha monerod builds up a sort of cache in the ram over time, but will happily return the memory if some other process needs it

if that helps anything yesterday it was at 11% memory usage now its at 15% it has 50 inbound connections and 50 outbound connections, at wich memory level should it stabilize?

oh

so its all hunki doori you mean?

ok

the only question that remains then is when xyz ? :D

bbl

<c​t:xmr.mx> Should be fine yeah, unless you notice other programs not getting enough ram/monerod not releasing it

<c​t:xmr.mx> If you think about it, empty ram doesn't have any benefits, so it makes sense to keep as much in fast memory as possible