[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[antanst]

Any chance of fixing the getmonero.org forum to become more usable? I'm talking about adding pagination in the forum threads. The current "infinite scroll" mode, in addition with the scrolling speed override (why?) makes it really difficult to use it for me (and I'm guessing for others as well).

Edit: I'd swear that I encountered some weird scrolling issues on some pages, but now I don't after a couple of refreshes. Maybe I'm wrong about the scrolling override, perhaps something was wrong with my Firefox.

[dEBRUYNE]

@Hueristic, that mail looks fine. Perhaps add the link to the contributors to it?

https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero/graphs/contributors

(Wladimir J. van der Laan is also on it)

[dEBRUYNE]

Any chance of fixing the getmonero.org forum to become more usable? I'm talking about adding pagination in the forum threads. The current "infinite scroll" mode, in addition with the scrolling speed override (why?) makes it really difficult to use it for me (and I'm guessing for others as well).

Edit: I'd swear that I encountered some weird scrolling issues on some pages, but now I don't after a couple of refreshes. Maybe I'm wrong about the scrolling override, perhaps something was wrong with my Firefox.

I guess you could create a github issue on the Monero so people could take a look at it:

https://github.com/monero-project/monero-site

[Quicken]

@heuristic
Good effort. One thing: 'far too long;'
Cheers, Q

[dEBRUYNE]

Experimental Trezor Firmware Testing - Firmware Updated (V0311)

• Added reconnect handler when trezor is unplugged while simplewallet is active
• Added tx_seckey storage support to firmware
• Added support for 'address' simplewallet command
• Fixed support for entering passwords when trezor is initialized/recovered with password protection enabled

https://forum.getmonero.org/4/academic-and-technical/2495/experimental-trezor-firmware-testing

Please, if possible, help with testing!

[antanst]

Experimental Trezor Firmware Testing - Firmware Updated (V0311)

Please, if possible, help with testing!

I just installed the firmware and I'm currently synchronizing. Everything smooth so far. NoodleDoodle has done some excellent work 

[Erik Goff]

i decided to get creative today and made a 'monero accepted here' image

http://imgur.com/a/TsOea

i tried trello but have still no clue how that works

[GingerAle]

Own a piece of history !!!!
The very first monerodo (and possible the only one of its design)

https://forum.getmonero.org/3/merchants-and-marketplace/2506/own-a-piece-of-history-the-very-first-monerodo

You can either respond here or on the forum.

[r0ach]

What's the current GUI eta nowadays

[GingerAle]

What's the current GUI eta nowadays

well I can't read code that well, but based on the activity of the developer on the github, im guessing months.

[dEBRUYNE]

What's the current GUI eta nowadays

well I can't read code that well, but based on the activity of the developer on the github , im guessing months.

To be fair, the commits he makes are usually pretty big (i.e. many lines of code added). See this last one for instance:

https://github.com/mbg033/bitmonero/compare/b486fb482d...ad96cd3f24

Or this one:

https://github.com/mbg033/monero-core/compare/921d16a458...7d9306ca1a

Furthermore, once his other project finishes he is able to spend twice as much time per week on it.


@r0ach:

There is someone actively working on the GUI, see:

https://forum.getmonero.org/8/funding-required/2476/the-official-qt-gui-project

His work and the activity can be followed on:

https://github.com/mbg033?tab=activity

https://github.com/mbg033/monero-core

https://github.com/mbg033/bitmonero

[Drhiggins]

i decided to get creative today and made a 'monero accepted here' image

http://imgur.com/a/TsOea

i tried trello but have still no clue how that works

Looks good.  However I'd get ride of the text saying "how it was meant to be"   Just leave digital cash part.   I think that way people that don't know monero will be like what?   I need to know more about Monero.

Good work though.

[Drhiggins]

Own a piece of history !!!!
The very first monerodo (and possible the only one of its design)

https://forum.getmonero.org/3/merchants-and-marketplace/2506/own-a-piece-of-history-the-very-first-monerodo

You can either respond here or on the forum.

Good Work!

[americanpegasus]

Own a piece of history !!!!
The very first monerodo (and possible the only one of its design)

https://forum.getmonero.org/3/merchants-and-marketplace/2506/own-a-piece-of-history-the-very-first-monerodo

You can either respond here or on the forum.

Good Work!

Wow, looks like fluffy already claimed it.    
 
I know me and g discussed this previously, but he said it would take months of work to build!  Not a few weeks.... guess he got inspired.  Anyway, I may 'commission' one of these myself soon - I'm a little jealous that Ric got the first.  If you know someone semi-tech savvy, who is interested in Monero, this is the best way for them to acquire some (assuming you don't feel comfortable recommending they buy off an exchange)- its a win-win-win for everyone.

[GingerAle]

Own a piece of history !!!!
The very first monerodo (and possible the only one of its design)

https://forum.getmonero.org/3/merchants-and-marketplace/2506/own-a-piece-of-history-the-very-first-monerodo

You can either respond here or on the forum.

Good Work!

Wow, looks like fluffy already claimed it.    
 
I know me and g discussed this previously, but he said it would take months of work to build!  Not a few weeks.... guess he got inspired.  Anyway, I may 'commission' one of these myself soon - I'm a little jealous that Ric got the first.  If you know someone semi-tech savvy, who is interested in Monero, this is the best way for them to acquire some (assuming you don't feel comfortable recommending they buy off an exchange)- its a win-win-win for everyone.

This *did* take months to build what you and I discussed was a much more powerful mining box. The monerodo is very low hash power (this base model maxes out at 280 h/s). What we were talking about was mining rigs!!!, on the order of kh/s.

[Hueristic]

@heuristic
Good effort. One thing: 'far too long;'
Cheers, Q

What would you suggest I cut out? And it's Hueristic, remember in grade school it's I before E except after C and U before E when referring to me. I ain't no algorithm.

What's the current GUI eta nowadays

well I can't read code that well, but based on the activity of the developer on the github , im guessing months.

To be fair, the commits he makes are usually pretty big (i.e. many lines of code added). See this last one for instance:

https://github.com/mbg033/bitmonero/compare/b486fb482d...ad96cd3f24

Or this one:

https://github.com/mbg033/monero-core/compare/921d16a458...7d9306ca1a

Furthermore, once his other project finishes he is able to spend twice as much time per week on it.


@r0ach:

There is someone actively working on the GUI, see:

https://forum.getmonero.org/8/funding-required/2476/the-official-qt-gui-project

His work and the activity can be followed on:

https://github.com/mbg033?tab=activity

https://github.com/mbg033/monero-core

https://github.com/mbg033/bitmonero

As it should be, All this bullshit "look we had 5 million pull requests" as if that equates progress is retarded.
Quantity does not equal Quality.
Period.

Own a piece of history !!!!
The very first monerodo (and possible the only one of its design)

https://forum.getmonero.org/3/merchants-and-marketplace/2506/own-a-piece-of-history-the-very-first-monerodo

You can either respond here or on the forum.

Good Work!

Wow, looks like fluffy already claimed it.    
  
I know me and g discussed this previously, but he said it would take months of work to build!  Not a few weeks.... guess he got inspired.  Anyway, I may 'commission' one of these myself soon - I'm a little jealous that Ric got the first.  If you know someone semi-tech savvy, who is interested in Monero, this is the best way for them to acquire some (assuming you don't feel comfortable recommending they buy off an exchange)- its a win-win-win for everyone.

This *did* take months to build what you and I discussed was a much more powerful mining box. The monerodo is very low hash power (this base model maxes out at 280 h/s). What we were talking about was mining rigs!!!, on the order of kh/s.

I don't quite understand why you chose that CPU? Very nice build by the way.

http://us.hardware.info/reviews/5334/24/amd-am1-vs-intel-bay-trail-d-review-cheap-desktop-platforms-benchmarks-truecrypt-71-aes-+-aes-ni

I really like the layout and attention to detail.

[GingerAle]

@heuristic
Good effort. One thing: 'far too long;'
Cheers, Q

What would you suggest I cut out? And it's Hueristic, remember in grade school it's I before E except after C and U before E when referring to me. I ain't no algorithm.

What's the current GUI eta nowadays

well I can't read code that well, but based on the activity of the developer on the github , im guessing months.

To be fair, the commits he makes are usually pretty big (i.e. many lines of code added). See this last one for instance:

https://github.com/mbg033/bitmonero/compare/b486fb482d...ad96cd3f24

Or this one:

https://github.com/mbg033/monero-core/compare/921d16a458...7d9306ca1a

Furthermore, once his other project finishes he is able to spend twice as much time per week on it.


@r0ach:

There is someone actively working on the GUI, see:

https://forum.getmonero.org/8/funding-required/2476/the-official-qt-gui-project

His work and the activity can be followed on:

https://github.com/mbg033?tab=activity

https://github.com/mbg033/monero-core

https://github.com/mbg033/bitmonero

As it should be, All this bullshit "look we had 5 million pull requests" as if that equates progress is retarded.
Quantity does not equal Quality.
Period.

Own a piece of history !!!!
The very first monerodo (and possible the only one of its design)

https://forum.getmonero.org/3/merchants-and-marketplace/2506/own-a-piece-of-history-the-very-first-monerodo

You can either respond here or on the forum.

Good Work!

Wow, looks like fluffy already claimed it.    
  
I know me and g discussed this previously, but he said it would take months of work to build!  Not a few weeks.... guess he got inspired.  Anyway, I may 'commission' one of these myself soon - I'm a little jealous that Ric got the first.  If you know someone semi-tech savvy, who is interested in Monero, this is the best way for them to acquire some (assuming you don't feel comfortable recommending they buy off an exchange)- its a win-win-win for everyone.

This *did* take months to build what you and I discussed was a much more powerful mining box. The monerodo is very low hash power (this base model maxes out at 280 h/s). What we were talking about was mining rigs!!!, on the order of kh/s.

I don't quite understand why you chose that CPU? Very nice build by the way.

http://us.hardware.info/reviews/5334/24/amd-am1-vs-intel-bay-trail-d-review-cheap-desktop-platforms-benchmarks-truecrypt-71-aes-+-aes-ni

I really like the layout and attention to detail.

like i said i cant read code that well so im just shootin from the hip and my estimate wasnt intended as slight.

mobo/cpu - its embedded - really was just using it as a gpu operator. i have a low end amd board. the cpu does 11 h/s.  and the celeron uses less power i think

[aminorex]

Not really a speculation topic: I would like to encourage anyone with coins on an exchange to place smallish bid ladders on both sides of the book.  Liquidity is important for growth of the transactional market.  If you use small orders and only a small part of your supply, and update your orders frequently, the risks are small and gains are reasonably consistent.  Discussion of the speculative aspects should be referred to the speculation thread.  I'm just throwing this up as an encouragement to those who want to help the economy mature.

[Drhiggins]

Not really a speculation topic: I would like to encourage anyone with coins on an exchange to place smallish bid ladders on both sides of the book.  Liquidity is important for growth of the transactional market.  If you use small orders and only a small part of your supply, and update your orders frequently, the risks are small and gains are reasonably consistent.  Discussion of the speculative aspects should be referred to the speculation thread.  I'm just throwing this up as an encouragement to those who want to help the economy mature.

Did exactly this yesterday.  I still have some outstanding orders.   Some of the higher bids were sold but most orders still outstanding.  Ranging from 2400 - 2675  Although I'm not a rich man I did my part to help out were I can.

[Hueristic]

Not really a speculation topic: I would like to encourage anyone with coins on an exchange to place smallish bid ladders on both sides of the book.  Liquidity is important for growth of the transactional market.  If you use small orders and only a small part of your supply, and update your orders frequently, the risks are small and gains are reasonably consistent.  Discussion of the speculative aspects should be referred to the speculation thread.  I'm just throwing this up as an encouragement to those who want to help the economy mature.

The bots make it impossible to play both sides. So you either lose XMR if the trend is peaked or get it when when it's in freefall. these are big swings that are going on and doing that is not advantageous as far as I can tell. And I'm not going to keep anything on any exchanges just to make some pocket change, the risk outweighs the potential profit. What if Fincen shuts it down tomorrow?

like i said i cant read code that well so im just shootin from the hip and my estimate wasnt intended as slight.

mobo/cpu - its embedded - really was just using it as a gpu operator. i have a low end amd board. the cpu does 11 h/s.  and the celeron uses less power i think

I doubt anyone took it that way, just n00bs reading this may think your statement meant the project is stalled, I.E. Freebazar so I just wanted that to be clarified. OK now I see why you chose that board, cost effective and low power. I would recommend on your next on to use the AMD or research a low power option for AES-NI. I'm sure you will get a better power/hash ratio.