07:01:13 So if you're in the top 10 miners on nano-p2pool but several miners with higher hashrate near top 5 are not updated yet then are we still good? Cause I'm pulling about half as many shares per window than I normally do in this pool while nobody has joined with disproportionally higher hashrate 07:02:40 updated miners are good. 07:02:58 the older ones, those are on their own. 07:03:12 your own shares is just luck, not anything else 07:04:03 don't count shares, count weight (when difficulty rises, so does each share worth) as that will be more or less proportional to your hashrate 14:03:16 https://xcancel.com/rottenwheel1/status/2072677156468003260 15:28:47 dukenukem: doesn't load for me. open a simplex channel for your news 15:43:30 kind of you 17:00:57 @pw:xmr.mx: nah, no way jose. 17:01:08 maybe my x, or the kuno, or the geyser. 17:33:32 Hi room. I hope this comment is fine to post. If not mods please just say. 17:33:33 I have been in the Monero community for a number of years. I created this bulletproofs_brief account just now so I could post this anonymously. 17:33:33 I think the Haveno project (https://haveno.exchange/) is very important to the space. It is the developer of an open source P2P exchange.[... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/grmP65ILU2oxbVVj ] 18:43:21 Feather-wallet is now available in Chocolatey! 18:43:21 Windows users don't have to fight windows defender anymore! 19:36:19

Hello everyone. I’m the developer of the WHITE VAULT PROTOCOL — a trustless, Tor-native Monero deep-storage vault designed for high-net-worth entities and whales (Zero KYC, Zero logs, strict 2% protocol fee, mathematically settled). 19:36:19

I have just published our official launch manifesto, PGP verification keys, and a sanitized version of our Rust cryptographic core (showing our BIP39 entropy and Ring Size 16 routing) for community review. 19:36:19

I am looking for technical feedback, security auditors, and Monero maximalists to review the architecture.[... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/04nR7pILY3ZndEdO ] 19:59:00 > — 20:06:11 > System PoW Challenge Anti-Bot Mechanism 20:06:11 > (JS-Free Tor Mode: Copy and paste the exact challenge string above) 20:06:11 Interesting choice. 20:08:54 imagine that, my CLI also has 16 rings 20:09:17 I use ring routing in my router! 20:10:47 FDDI for the win! 20:11:54 I can also have wallets that have never connected to the interwebs 20:22:32 2% 😭 you must be kidding bruh 20:30:29 nioc: using old devices? how are seeds generated m 20:31:48 just generate a wallet while not connected 20:33:46 with fcmp++ and carrot you will now be able to get an accurate balance if you have both received and sent txs 20:33:49 unlike now 20:34:50 but for "deep storage vault" no need for txs 20:35:03 once it is funded 20:38:37 and no need for the wallet to ever be connected to fund it 20:54:45

"Gentlemen, I appreciate the gatekeeping—it's the only way to filter signal from noise. 20:54:45

Regarding FDDI nostalgia and CLI rigs: we all respect the foundations, but WHITE VAULT wasn't built for nostalgia; it was built for the next cycle of trustless deep-storage architecture. If you're as skeptical as your jokes suggest, I invite you to audit the Rust entropy implementation and the ring-size logic on the onion. 20:54:45

Let's talk architecture, not just specs. I’m here for the code review, not the marketing." 20:56:14 "no thanks" 21:03:21

"@ganža Challenge accepted and handled by the WHITE VAULT PoW firewall. My core architecture is designed to handle automated authentication without relying on JS-based frontends. I appreciate the stress test—it shows you recognize the efficiency of the backend. Let me know if you want to look into the SQLCipher linkage implementation." 21:04:12 I'm gonna disrespect you white vault protocol all lowercase 21:08:44 @white-vault:matrix.org: PoW "firewall", fucking where and how, it's not how the shit is supposed to work at all, secondly on an onion? 21:13:10 I'm not sure why anyone with a head on the shoulder would even need SQLCipher on a proper system with FDE, per-file-based encryption is very flawed as a concept 21:13:36

"Style over substance, right? I respect the choice. As long as the Rust code compiles correctly, I couldn't care less about the case sensitivity. Let's focus on the architecture." 21:13:44 also the whole page is filled with buzz words, it felt like I've opened a Talmud 21:14:09 anyway probably AIshitted regardless, next 21:20:15 iirc dread forum put out a decent oss js-less captcha 21:25:12

"@ganža Security is additive, not subtractive. Using SQLCipher alongside FDE provides defense-in-depth, not redundancy. If you think that's a flaw, we clearly have different threat models. As for 'buzzwords'—the architecture is public, the Rust code is public, and the implementation details are in the manifesto. Feel free t [... too long, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/nvnf8ZILdTlTa05P ] 21:27:33

"@nioc, exactly. That’s the core design philosophy of WHITE VAULT. For deep storage, every interaction is a potential entry point. Once the vault is funded and sealed, the protocol is optimized for zero-transaction state—essentially minimizing the attack surface. It’s good to see someone else values minimizing the tx footprint for long-term security." 21:28:59 yes but that has been possible from day 1 21:29:28 Are these just quotes from an LLM told to reply? 21:29:40 Does anyone mind sharing a paste of whatever this about? 21:30:05 I think it's about making 2% rent 21:30:10 @ivan8or:fireship.rip: it's a captcha, something that requires an action from the user, not a magic "PoW" shittery 21:30:39 (I'm not bothering to connect to Tor from my phone just to read whatever absurdity this is, but I am curious if there's a link to whatever Rust code they're claiming to have) 21:33:37

"Not an LLM, just a dev who's tired of explaining the same basic concepts to people who prefer gatekeeping over actual code. If you think it’s possible since day 1, then we’re on the same page regarding the goals. Why are you guys so fixated on how I type instead of the repo?" 21:35:14 It's always when you call an LLM bro out on their shit, that they don't ack their LLM is bad, but instead decide to personally double down and insist they're the ones who fucking suck, personally. It's really incredible bootlicking of the LLM industry 21:35:51 Like I get it, all they have is trying to puppet something incompetent for their grift, but it's still always so absurd lmao 21:35:54 @kayabanerve:matrix.org: yeah, but somebody forgot to do basic indentation 21:37:40 bro's css has comments in arabic 21:38:24 @ivan8or:fireship.rip: I wish it was in Hebrew 21:39:39 Submit a PR call it Israel update 21:41:19

"Fair enough. If you want to dive into the implementation, here is the repo: [oothgc355mmdodty7pwn66psunp7xq4slt2rbhn6uxsu4cixogtuiyad.onion]. It’s open-source, so feel free to audit the Rust core and let me know your thoughts." 21:42:13 @white-vault:matrix.org: Never seen a onion address for a git repo. I know there is radicle which is a rust based p2p git platform 21:42:15 4 code snippets does not qualify it to be open source 21:53:14 it will be exactly like bitcoin xpub? > with fcmp++ and carrot you will now be able to get an accurate balance if you have both received and sent txs 21:54:20 I know little about bitcoin 21:56:52

"@Bob Sacmanto The onion hosts the live vault and the source tarballs directly. We intentionally avoid clearnet centralized hosts like GitHub for strict opsec. Radicle is solid, but keeping everything entirely within the Tor network fits the WHITE VAULT threat model perfectly. Have a look around the site." 22:10:52 github is bad for this "strict opsec" but morg is fine apparently? 22:18:30 I heard FCMP++ is quantum resistent, but Monero itself is current not quantum resistent? 22:30:24 @root:kimapr.net: providing data to a company registered in UK behind PRISMflare sounds just too based to pass while bullshiting instead of thinkin' 23:20:52 why is everything this AI says between quotation marks 23:22:40 A+ for transparency