trocador.app
Good idea. Better yet make it also act as bookmark so if someone buys the book they will keep it.
This is correct, the actual system we live under is called clown-world.
Appimage is a great way for developers to release a binary that works on all linux systems right away. It is a burden on devs to create multiple packages.
Then distributions or users can take the appimage and build a package that integrates properly.
It is also trivial to integrate an appimage into your system by just creating a file that your desktop will read and create a menu item.
I have read up on both, that is why I made the comment.
Don't worry, people will be begging us to show them how to use Monero in the next few years, including this commie clown.
This is desperately needed.
Also we need a feature to specify the network to connect to from the official build so people do not have to download builds from other sources, without this the appimage will be useless.
Without needing to know anything about the individual you are performing the exchange with because the money carries the trust.
The state is a mafia that has turned human interaction on its head and made everyone a spy for the ruling class.
By having data on the majority of transactions and capital flows the elites can game the markets at the expense of society as a whole.
Forcing people at gunpoint to collect personal information on everyone they interact with is a disgusting communist practice and needs to be abolished and resisted.
Sounds like you have a problem with the post and just made up the off-topic accusation to conceal your intentions.
They both have large audiences and Monero was prominently mentioned, thus it is on topic.
Everyone being forced to take poison injections is relevant to everyone and these two did more in saving people's lives by warning them of the poison shots then you can ever hope for.
People in the Monero community need to know about this especially if they were duped into taking the toxic shots so then can immediately look for solutions on how to detox the poison.
This is not wildly off-topic. There are posts in https://monero.town/c/monero that do not even mention Monero.
Get ready for a giant red pill. 😀
I noticed that the Monero chain compresses about 60%, would it be possible to compress blocks before sending them from a remote node to a syncing wallet thus saving a big chunk of bandwidth and time?
Does anyone know if this is already happening during sync, or if not why?
edit: this can be done using ssh tunnels, if you have ssh access to your remote server. The "-C" option enables compression.
ssh -C -NL 18089:localhost:18089 server_username@server_address
Now you can set your wallet to 127.0.0.1:18089 and now your wallet syncing should be faster, enjoy!
cross-posted from: https://monero.town/post/2391750
With the recent spike in activity on the chain transactions with default fee are being delayed.
Is there a way to set the tx fee manually? Is the wallet capable of selecting an appropriate fee automatically?
*Edit: Apparently dynamic fees are completely broken in Monero. 🤦
Reddit 🤮 Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/1b946w3/psa_manually_increase_your_transaction_fee_if_you/
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The case for dropping old blocks to keep Monero blockchain size under control and future proof
(monero.town)
Monero is striving to be a currency that everyone can use, the growth of the blockchain is starting to hamper this goal IMO.
I think we should consider dropping blocks off of the chain tail once we reach block height of 4000000. This will give us 10 years of storage capacity, more than enough IMO.
Similar to how you have to exchange bills of cash once they get worn, you would simply churn your coins to get your outputs into younger blocks.
We are trying to be digital cash not an inheritance vault. If we had this feature from the start 99% of the community would agree with it.
Please consider this.🙂
*Edit: @4KB/tx * 100,000tx/day we are looking at ~400MB chain growth daily, this is not sustainable, let's take care of this now before it becomes a big problem
**Edit: A possible solution could be that nodes would have the option to set chain retention duration. So when syncing a new node you can select that you would like to retain 5 years of chain data, with a minimum boundary enforced that retains sufficient security. This way the network decides in a fair way how much chain data is useful to store.
basicswap dex, not easy to use though