Wow I am #1000

Hi guys, I've been mining with XMRig for a while now, I've set coin=monero in my config and mine with MoneroOcean, it looks like MO is still able to switch algorithm, since I'm mining rx/loki. sounds like a glitch? i know i can provide algo=rx/0 to mine XMR but I was wondering about the coin option

win64 cli download link is broken (pointing to gui instead). fixed here: repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/merge_requests/1184

ndorf: I’m confused, the website links the the CLI

but your patch looks correct

does it for you? not for me

hm, now i can't reach the site anymore. 522 from cloudflare

it does for me

even with emptying caches

still unreachable, so can't double check. i definitely got the gui link though, it's what prompted me to look into it in the first place

not sure why it's only unreachable for me, did i get my ip banned for hitting the dl link too many times or something?

is that web.getmonero.org/downloads ?

yes

I tried different browsers, all say cli

that whole layout looks different from the one i get

there was a cache issue

try to use a different browser or empty your caches

once you get unbanned lol

here's my screenshot: i.imgur.com/ObWNMXb.png

all the other links are correct starting with win32

DId you try a different browser?

Or a force refresh?

It's a resize bug.

If you resize the window to that width, it breaks the link.

i don't have any other browsers installed.

o rly?

Just triggered it on ffox windows.

oh

lol true

Yarp, it's why your window looks weird.

ha, ok

Once you resize the link changes

that's interesting...

the link in the yaml file is definitely wrong, though?

what am i missing?

There's a div override for mobile only.

Probally something in the site generator breaking.

the link does become correct when resized, heh

not sure why mobile only uses the .yml links and the desktop version doesn’t

Hard override in the source code of the md file.

repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/m…blob/master/downloads/index.md#L154 vs repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/m…blob/master/downloads/index.md#L175

Good bug find. :)

makes sense

was starting to get super confusing :D

:)

fixing the yml is still the correct fix for this? or no?

yep

Yeah. They're doing the hard override so the site looks properly formatted on wider screens.

also maybe not having different sources for mobile and desktioo

desktop*

formatting override seems to make sense, but it should use the same values from yaml in either case, no?

Eh, it's a formatting thing. Narrower screens get a list, the desktop gets it broken out.

As they're just using a generator loop over the mobile list. Some logic would fix it though, which would probally be sensible.

i guess in this case that would only have broken the widescreen link too, heh

Is there any kind of alternate GUI that does not need OpenGL? Something unofficial?

kintarowonders, why?

just curious what the need is for a non opengl gui

ah, updates to my distro break the offical GUI from launching until I restart Xorg

there are various flags or configs you can use to help launching gui. i forget what they are. have you tried those?

What would people recommend as a trustworthy Monero mobile wallet available through F-Droid?

is monerujo available?

it is the most well-known / trusted and you could compile it from source and install the apk yourself if you wanted to

hi guys, what is a trusted service for exchanging XMR to BTC and other cryptos?

sudakan, tradeogre or xmr.to

sudakan: well-known exchanges, xmr.to, bisq, morphtoken

"trusted" is always with a grain of salt hey.

moneroblocks.info has an expired cert

who owns it?

I think the owner recently asked on Reddit who wants to take over. Maybe 2 weeks ago or so.

And hey, expired certs are almost fashionable these days :)

jesus... 500 XMR for it

.c 45*500

Thanks though rbrunner

Expired certs mean extra clicks... not like we don't have enough of those already.

<xmrhaelan> Looks like bridge is working again. Any devs able to ELI5 what it would take to integrate Monero with something like this? github.com/sudomesh/disaster-radio/wiki

<xmrhaelan> If anyone is willing to take a look and PM me their thoughts I’d really appreciate it. This is one of the most affordable, open source solutions to long-range off-grid transmissions I’ve seen.

Anyone used bitlaunch.io or have a suggested alternative (launch a VM anonymously, pay with monero)

thank you guys for your answers above, appreciate it. I asked the wrong question, I'm looking for a service to do this in an automated way

matix-io, there's sporestack

I'm working on a payment's processor and would like to support multiple currencies but allow to convert them all to a single one, i.e accept BTC/LTC/XMR payments and auto-convert to XMR.

there's sideshift.ai

azy this looks like a good solution. Any idea where their data centers are? Or who they use for datacenter provider

i've no idea

Thx azy

:)

maybe even globee sudakan

Do you guys have an idea of where I could buy small goodies of Monero?

thank you azy. the system is plugin-based so multiple should be supported but i'm looking for one to have a feel of the APIs and, if testnets are supported to test on development

Jae: localmonero.co.

Jae: perhaps r/xmrtrader

rottensox: I mean buy with Monero, I already have some

Openbazaar?

sudakan: Ok, lemme see

Openbazaar does not support XMR - yet

Never tried Openbazaar

But true, if you have BTC, you can buy all kinds of stuff there. So maybe xmr.to to the rescue :)

Aw, no official package for OpenSUSE

xmrhaelan that disaster radio thing looks interesting, but also a bit complex. why do they make you open a websocket to an HTTP server on their chip just to send a mesage

that means it's running both a standard wifi radio and their 900MHz radio

quite power intensive approach. They should have just made it plug in via USB, be USB-powered

direct comm over USB will consume less power than over wifi

the LoRa radio modules they rely on are closed source and patented; they're using a reverse-engineered module in GnuRadio

that exposes them to legal liabilities, if the LoRa company gets pissed off

Nice ideas, but not very wise implementation approach

<xmrhaelan> Thanks for that hyc. Would it be difficult to fork their code and make those adjustments? Is their a comparable alternative to LoRa?

<xmrhaelan> *there

<xmrhaelan> Is this working on the same layers or different? gnunet.org/en

xmrhaelan: I've used Sigfox (which has excellent coverage), before but unfortunately thats proprietary as well.