lol

no ones in that room

thought it would be crowded

/join #monero-premined-forks

hello

hello

what are the chances we could get full node software in the android app store

nodes would have to be in listen only mode probably

well, listen on cellular data, full on local wifi

i have android app that work very well

with daemon installed on phone

arm8

arm7

do u want to add on github

dont know how

Make an account on github. Login. Go to "repositories". Click "new". Add a remote to that repo in your .git/config. push $remotename master.

lol

Adding a remote is basically: copy the three line for "origin", replace "origin" with, eg, github (remote name) and replace the url to the repo with yours.

Was that a joke I missed ? :D

is community interested for android app that work with daemon on the phone?

phone must have some gb....

newyearday: i would imagine the community would be, yes. though there would of course be security concerns.

but works

Put it up on github, post the url here or on reddit, see if people bite.

is strange that anyone didnt try

all other wallet are dangerous

if all monero users will have wallet and daemon together wont be difficult for p2p to work

hi

lol

does anyone have more information on this hackerone report? hackerone.com/reports/592094

maybe I don't understand their interface. it says resolved and disclosed, but there's no info (that I can see)

it says disclosed (limited) which must mean not totally public

hm, bummer

I'm looking to optimize my node for electricity consumption. Currently running a full Bitcoin and Monero node on an Acer Predator G3610 desktop running Ubuntu 18.04, and solo mining Monero. None of this is for profit so that's a non-issue, I just want to support the networks and mining Monero as a "lottery in the background". Are there any options I can change (aside from # of cores used for mining - currently 4/8) that will use less ele

ctricity?

I guess more RAM, so less swap.

No idea whether that'll register, but maybe build your binary for your particular machine if you haven't.

I suspect it'll be de minimis though.

Is there anyone around that knows Borromean ring signatures and would mind helping me through some areas? Specifically, if the key we know is the last one in its group, doesn't that conflict with e0?

also, when the diagram given in the paper is for (P0 | P1 | P2) & (P0' | P3 | P4) . What does it mean by P0' ?

oops, meant to post this in #monero-dev, moving there