<ky:tilde.horse> @stoopid-dumb:matrix.org: idk

<stoopid-dumb:matrix.org> @ky:tilde.horse: mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/bjSGGXtKzcFzcPzVpEaJYkIZ.jpg (527068553_18521317846055399_7973695550462878533_n.jpg)

<stoopid-dumb:matrix.org> anyways, stay safe out there, bunch of actual unhinged mofos...

<ky:tilde.horse> i wonder what he said

<plowsof:matrix.org> nothing of value, then left the room

<lza_menace> Garb text and a meme

i suspect its my nemesis, kitty 💢

<321bob321> 24/25

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> plowsof: 10 days early

<masayuki:wired.rehab> my monerod status reports no inbound connections

<masayuki:wired.rehab> ive rotated IPs and rebooted but still no inbounds

<masayuki:wired.rehab> any suggestions? I am on latest version monerod + monero-wallet-cli

<lza_menace> anyone know how i can replicate check_tx_key functionality without using monero-wallet-cli/rpc? it seems that onion-monero-explorer uses the c++ library to do that on the /api/outputs route with some url parameters passed. could i do that feasibly with javascript?

you may. I implemented them in Go

example blocks.p2pool.observer/tx/f2e3f71b6…62f876630875eb2f18a745780c2d86f2895

you can feed addr + tx key, or proof, or view key

the explorer is open source, and it uses git.gammaspectra.live/P2Pool/consensus as backend for the crypto stuff

most of this can be ported or wasm compiled (I test WASM targets!)

or higher level api git.gammaspectra.live/P2Pool/consen…/master/monero/address/proof.go#L80 VerifyTxProof

transaction decoding from bytes is supported, both pruned and unpruned. You also have Match helpers here git.gammaspectra.live/P2Pool/consen…ster/monero/address/wallet/match.go

if you have the RPC you can call docs.getmonero.org/rpc-library/wallet-rpc/#check_tx_proof indeed via javascript

<lza_menace> DataHoarder: this one seems most approachable. im a lowly web dev, not systems programmer

<lza_menace> trying to avoid rpc calls to a wallet rpc because it's on a web frontend which makes an ajax request, don't want public wallet

yeah, then you are always sending RPC calls around, you will find this is the bottleneck :)

you don't need a public wallet, you can limit only these endpoints

with WASM compiled that you could just directly check the tx data without much fuss

so any general monero RPC works for that, not wallet specific

<datahoarder> For example blocks.p2pool.observer/tx/9a9604003…PwWycJBniwR7VfV3PJMwAgnwHv1hPnF12qe

<datahoarder> this checks the proof and decodes amounts/verifies as well

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> bfswa.substack.com/p/poor-johnny-still-wont-encrypt

<everchange000:matrix.org> So which pool do I join to mine monero? As I've gathered, the benefit of using a pool is that the reward is split, which makes it less of an "all or nothing" affair.

p2pool

^

you still end up fully verifying your outputs but rewards are split

split within the monero chain, right?

instead of 1 coinbase transaction to one centralized pool wallet, it's 300+ coinbase transactions split evenly to each addresses

yeah. maybe better later on

split evenly -> split according to weight of PPLNS

so each gets proportional reward to the work done

i honestly didn't know you could have multiple coinbase transactions (that add up to the total reward)

before p2pool

it was used in V1

v1?

v1 transactions, pre ring ct

this is the coinbase of block 1 (not block 0, genesis)

outputs were split in denominations

same for payments

split in allowed denominations

(when amounts were in the clear)

also lol. one decoy = true spend

damn 17 XMR reward in the genesis block?

:D

dated 1970

"The genesis block is generated with a hardcoded transaction, a nonce of 10000 and timestamp of 0."

monero is SO OLD

I like the block/tx notes

allow pointing curious things

see what I have git.gammaspectra.live/P2Pool/blocks…ver/src/branch/master/tx-notes.yaml

first mainnet p2pool block btw blocks.p2pool.observer/block/de7652…0f3e2c311680c14e07cd1cfd91e6bbf0575

i like the idea that someone mined monero back in 1970

and then nobody else for decades

until 2014

good premine :')

also the p2pool badge in the block notes looks cool with the logo

looks cool when merge mining blocks.p2pool.observer/block/0a917e…179390b3f01f5537211d4f21de2087f1950

it lists all tracked merge mining (tari + p2pool here)

DataHoarder: is there a site that shows transactions per hour, every hour of a day?

in the txpool?

in blocks yeah. can't remember what it was

there

this is per day

wtf happened in april 2024?

blockchain DDoS?

spam attacks

this chart makes sense though

i expected the amount to keep going up and down

blocks.p2pool.observer/payments CCS getting many payments sent :D

incredible!

<datahoarder> raffle bringing some payouts nice blocks.p2pool.observer/tx/0ef250cb5…6b3a3344490b985ab30bf6fd91f23c07f0c

MVP rounds bring some dust to wallet it's pretty nice

DataHoarder: what is this raffle

xmrvsbeast?

P2pool XvB yeah

They added a couple of us to a list so we always get a couple every once in a while

:o

you're so lucky

Now, but apparently I had quite a dry spell at the start :D

well congrats!

<dufebo98> where can i buy an ESim by monero?

<abu.khattab:matrix.org> @dufebo98: Try Silent Link

blocks.p2pool.observer/payments now also lists CCS funding proposal names when they get donated to

nothing for bounties as bounties suck

(to fetch)

Lol ⭐

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> DataHoarder: Parenthesis is redundant. 😇

hmm?

one thing fiat payment services will never compete with, is how easy it is to start accepting monero

with stripe and other services, you have to give them your ID (tax code and shit), specify business type, address, what do you sell, blah blah blah blah

with monero, just make an account and you're done

a wallet*

this made me realize how much red tape fiat banking has in general

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> DataHoarder: Don't mind it...