02:47:35 <gingeropolous> total miners 40956
05:23:56 <sech1> Miners 41028
09:14:52 <sech1> Miners 41374
09:15:00 <sech1> High price definitely attracts more miners
09:18:31 <Inge-> .ath
10:43:05 <sech1> by the way, today RandomX overtook previous CN/R by the number of blocks mined on the blockchain
10:43:38 <sech1> 190433 blocks with CN/R, 190745 blocs with RandomX so far
10:48:21 <lithiumpt> the timeframe should be about the same for both, right?
10:52:23 <sech1> yes, 8 months 21 days
10:53:12 <sech1> RandomX is now the most long-lasting algo since the original Cryptonight
11:01:34 <gingeropolous> nice
11:03:32 <lithiumpt> long live the king!
11:50:41 <wowario[m]> 124,721 blocks (433 days) on wownero
12:18:11 <Inge-> what is wownero block time?
12:18:21 <wowario[m]> 5 min
13:44:20 <Inge-> heh - "Los Alamos National Laboratory builds an AI system to detect illicit crypto miners"
13:44:30 <Inge-> Monero is putting its mark on many places
13:44:48 <Inge-> https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/75689/los-alamos-national-laboratory-builds-an-ai-system-to-detect-illicit-crypto-miners?utm_source=tradingview&utm_medium=rss
13:47:40 <moneromooo> Can it also detect illicit government spyware ?
13:51:35 <sech1> government spyware is perfectly licit and recommended by the goverenment. Do you not trust them?
13:52:14 <sech1> los-alamos lab can save time and deploy https://github.com/tevador/randomx-sniffer
13:56:50 <moneromooo> That doesn't differentiate between licit and illicit, does it ?
13:57:10 <Inge-> because there is a lot of licit crypto mining at Los Alamos, presumably...