00:56:12 <jonah_xd[m]> hey guys, i have an issue with monerujo who do I contact ?
00:56:14 <jonah_xd[m]> i think its a bug
02:57:57 <Elementoshi[m]> binary Fate and fluffy pony are pretty official around here. I can try to help you, but I can't guarantee success. What is this bug doing?
03:02:30 <theorem> so I am setting up a monero pool
03:03:01 <theorem> and I've got a message about "Last scheduled hard fork is too far in the past."
03:03:16 <theorem> does ths mean I need to pull and recompile, or ??
03:32:12 <Bill48105> what pool system are you using
03:32:59 <Bill48105> hmm https://www.reddit.com/r/monerosupport/comments/brhj2v/monero_v01110_forked_due_syncing/
03:33:19 <Bill48105> "tl;dr you're wayy outdated on the wrong chain."
06:09:03 <fluffypony> Elementoshi[m]: I have nothing to do with Monerujo, they should try /r/monerosupport
06:15:34 <Mochi101> Maybe you should start a perfume line. Call it "Essence of Monero". Make it scentless.
06:45:49 <marmulak> The untraceable fragrance
06:49:21 <Bill48105> topkek
06:53:51 <joe232[m]> Hey guys
06:53:51 <joe232[m]> I wanted to know is it possible to develop my own software that does crytomining
06:53:51 <joe232[m]> or like integrat crytoming into my code or something?
06:57:02 <Mochi101> joe232[m], it is
07:02:55 <joe232[m]> <Mochi101 "joe232, it is"> Am I able to do this with Rust?
07:03:07 <joe232[m]> > <@freenode_Mochi101:matrix.org> joe232, it is
07:03:07 <joe232[m]>  * Am I able to do this with the Rust programming language?
07:04:23 <Mochi101> My guess would be that if you're asking this question - you're not able to.
07:34:50 <joe232[m]> <Mochi101 "My guess would be that if you're"> I haven't look at the specification that is all mate
08:25:59 <moneroist> Hi I am trying run monero-wallet-rpc but it stuck on start with message: "D JOINING all threads" and then not happening anything
10:16:46 <moneromooo> Are you sure you're trying the right port and it's open to wherever you're connecting from ?
10:20:03 <moneroist> Ok I have found solution, just use --wallet-file instead --wallet-dir and everything works well
11:31:04 <DisBotXMR2> <Fyse> is lza_menace about?
11:44:17 <Dinkleberg> what equipment is best for mining monero? I know I can use a CPU but it just seems like I am going to burn out my laptop
11:44:52 <Dinkleberg> I should have actually said "what is the minimum I should use for mining for monero"
11:45:10 <Dinkleberg> Unless this chat isn't for Monero the crypto
11:45:39 <moneromooo> It is. Ryzen CPUs are very good at it. ARM are more energy efficient.
11:49:16 <moneromooo> Try #monero-pools, they'll have a good handle on that.
11:56:18 <Dinkleberg> thank you!
14:16:47 <SerHack> yay https://ccs.getmonero.org/proposals/vtnerd-2021-q1.html vtnerd css has been completely funded! :D
16:53:49 <rbrunner> gingeropolous: There is now a MyMonero app on the Play Store, released a few days ago. You can take down your "PSA" on xmrchain.net regarding MyMonero on Android.
16:54:15 <rbrunner> (Sorry if this should be a duplicate.)
16:59:42 <Elementoshi[m]> <fluffypony "copenhagen_bram: I have nothing "> whoops, sorry about that
17:23:47 <fluffypony> np
18:26:36 <DisBotXMR2> <TrooperZ> ive mined monero on a raspberry pi
18:26:41 <DisBotXMR2> <TrooperZ> 22 hashes per second
18:26:53 <DisBotXMR2> <TrooperZ> while drawing like 9 watts or so
18:31:05 <mechanic41turk[m> and have you ever got some piconeros in return?
18:32:28 <hyc> that's a pretty poor efficiency, 2.3 H/W https://monerobenchmarks.info/armPROCESSORS.php
18:32:52 <hyc> my several year old phone gets 125H/W
18:34:58 <hyc> although I'm surprised the Pi is drawing 9W, that seems too high
18:37:24 <mechanic41turk[m> 5V 2A
18:37:39 <mechanic41turk[m> while mining
18:37:43 <mechanic41turk[m> sounds reasonable. mining is energy inefficient, after all, right?
18:40:22 <Lyza> pi lacks hardware aes I think is the issue
19:00:42 <theorem> Bill48105: thanks for the feedback, yes I am trying to get nodejs-pool running
19:00:47 <theorem> is there a better one you recommend ?
19:02:51 <donkeydonkey[m]> <theorem "Bill48105: thanks for the feedba"> are you writing something from scratch or is there an open source project your starting from?
19:03:26 <theorem> donkeydonkey[m]: I was hping to use an existing pool project to get a pool started
19:03:53 <theorem> donkeydonkey[m]: I would prefer not to write all the pool software to manage things -- seems like this kind of thing has already been written ?
19:04:52 <theorem> I assume this is the proper daemon ? : sudo git clone https://github.com/monero-project/monero.git
19:12:52 <NickvanSaberhagn> Rock64 has AES and is somewhat still affordable
19:13:02 <NickvanSaberhagn> Better than rpi for rx
19:14:48 <moneromooo> theorem: yes, but sudo probably not a good idea.
19:20:34 <theorem> moneromooo: yes , it is installing the source with a script
19:20:40 <theorem> it's ok for now
19:21:02 <theorem> I agree
20:26:09 <angrymonkeyboi[m> Thoughts on adding gRPC support to the monero wallet? someone made a post on it on Reddit, but then deleted their account: https://old.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/l6fxkl/gauging_interest_grpc_api/
20:26:27 <angrymonkeyboi[m> I think it's a fantastic idea. We get client libraries for basically free
20:26:45 <moneromooo> If someone's willing to review and maintain it...
20:28:47 <angrymonkeyboi[m> I have a rough idea on de-risking it since my C++ skills are mediocre and out of date.
20:28:47 <angrymonkeyboi[m> We could have have a gRPC server as a side-car to the existing monero-wallet. If enough people use it, then it can be integrated into the core wallet
20:29:39 <angrymonkeyboi[m> If I implement it, the server will probably be in Go for easy/single-binary distribution
20:36:41 <moneromooo> I'm afraid I don't understand what you're saying :(
21:06:07 <angrymonkeyboi[m> <moneromooo "I'm afraid I don't understand wh"> I mean I can implement a gRPC server in Go that talks to monero-wallet-rpc over the existing HTTP interface.
21:06:31 <angrymonkeyboi[m> I want feedback on this. Is this a good idea, or bad idea?
21:07:49 <moneromooo> Oh, you mean some kind of translation layer, Alice talks gRPC to your program, and your program talks JSON-RPC to monero-wallet-rpc ?
21:08:08 <angrymonkeyboi[m> Yeah, exactly
21:08:40 <moneromooo> That could be useful if (1) there's people who'd use gRPC but not JSON-RPC and (2) you can maintain it as JSON-RPC is updated.
21:09:06 <moneromooo> This was the original idea behind 0MQ, there'd be a translation layer, but if didn't end up that way.
21:09:25 <angrymonkeyboi[m> If it's used a lot, we can consolidate our efforts in a single implementation, instead of maintaining 10 different client libraries
21:10:13 <moneromooo> You mean there's already a few gRPC libs ?
21:10:22 <moneromooo> (I don't know what gRPC is)
21:14:29 * angrymonkeyboi[m sent a long message:  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/otpSRyVeHTDVsuUaIgCftuzY/message.txt >
21:22:05 <theorem> yeah, definitely not downloading that long message.
21:22:10 <theorem> whatever it is
21:32:17 <angrymonkeyboi[m> Damn dinosaurs on IRC
21:32:21 <angrymonkeyboi[m> lol
21:33:04 <angrymonkeyboi[m> moneromooo: If you also didn't get the message, I can break it up
21:33:55 <apotheon> How does Matrix not reliably making a textfile available mean something that isn't a Matrix thing a "dinosaur"?
21:34:37 <ry`an> when will we get facebook bridges
21:34:48 <ry`an> that seems like the logical next step after matrix
21:38:08 <omega> hello.  i am planning on moving my blockchain to connect to a new daemon. Do i need to delete the lock files? Do i need to prep lmdb files?  Thanks
21:39:08 <theorem> ry`an: vomit .. keep facebook out.
21:41:09 <ry`an> theorem: I think we already embraced that crowd by allowing in the matrix chatters
21:41:21 <theorem> hmm.
21:41:32 <theorem> and discord
21:41:38 <theorem> and slack
21:45:23 <omega> hello.  i am planning on moving my blockchain to connect to a new daemon. Do i need to delete the lock files? Do i need to prep lmdb files?  Thanks
21:48:28 <Lyza> been a minute since I did that but I'm pretty sure I just moved data.mdb and left everything else behind, including lock file
21:48:50 <Lyza> I would say just copy over, don't delete anything form the original folder until you're sure the new setup is working
21:50:25 <omega> yeah. that's what I'll do. Thanks