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

[fluffypony]

Just discovered that MyMonero.com fully supports OpenAlias! Nice one.

Well it was supposed to be a surprise, but yes:)

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[David Latapie]

JFYI, the 2 bolded links are the same. The last one links to the right subject, the first not.

Corrected, thank you. I also updated What is openalias? to mention that it is supported by MyMonero and How can I help/donate/contribute? to mention the openalias address (I also rephrased this question to increase chances people who wish to donate find it with ctrl+f).

[MoneroMooo]

liteon, you can already test drive the DB.

Note that there are known bugs at the moment which make that DB development branch mostly unusable.
In particular, you most likely won't be able to send anything. It's still very much work in progress. I suggest using a testnet wallet if you want to play with it.

[5w00p]

[Relaxedsense]

please don't, its not the caliber XMR needs.

[arieq]

Thanks to the community for supporting XMR for so long and thanks to those with strong hands who know what the coin will be worth and stick it out

[5w00p]

please don't, its not the caliber XMR needs.

gee, thanks.

[darkota]

please don't, its not the caliber XMR needs.

gee, thanks.

relaxedsense was far too uptight...As long as it's not full on nudity or anything sexually controversial...then it's fine. Your pic is fine.

relaxed needs to understand that any bit of marketing helps.

[GingerAle]

i tested it out on my beater PC (core 2 duo 3 ghz~, 2 gigs ram), Xubuntu

on this machine I didn't have the patience to try and load the standard database. One time it hung, but that may have been due to a bad compile? I dunno. At some point, I'm going to put together a monero for dummies. Of course, the GUI might negate the need for that.

did the blockchain conversion (which took hours), and bitmonerd loaded up and tried to start syncing. Granted, all it spat out was a series of these:

SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Dec-26 00:27:08.695534 [P2P3][62.210.83.203:58012 INC]Sync data returned unknown top block: 110 -> 364007 [363897 blocks (252 days) behind]


endless yellow and red.

granted, the fact that I still have to google for 98% of linux commands should indicate my level of skill, so I might have it pointing to the wrong blockchain... who knows.

But the good thing is, while it was running, it was sitting at a constant 16 gigs in virtual memory. And here's the spitout from the free -h jobber

             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:          2.0G       697M       1.3G       2.2M        19M       139M
-/+ buffers/cache:       539M       1.4G
Swap:         2.0G       274M       1.7G

hope it helps. Is there a better place for this?

[smooth]

i tested it out on my beater PC (core 2 duo 3 ghz~, 2 gigs ram), Xubuntu

on this machine I didn't have the patience to try and load the standard database. One time it hung, but that may have been due to a bad compile? I dunno.

Based on the "free" output you posted, it looks like you don't have enough swap (i.e. virtual memory) to use the standard version at all. You would need at least 5-6 GB of virtual memory, I think, so something like 3-4 GB of swap, and you only have 2 GB. More if you have other stuff running on the same system.

If you did have enough swap for it, the performance would still be quite poor, but it would at least work.

             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:          2.0G       697M       1.3G       2.2M        19M       139M
-/+ buffers/cache:       539M       1.4G
Swap:         2.0G       274M       1.7G

hope it helps. Is there a better place for this?

This shows the DB version using very little memory, well under 1 GB. You in fact have 1.3 GB of free memory on your 2 GB system!

[smooth]

Untraceable currency poll: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=898563.0

[tankist0]

Merry Christmas and Happy upcoming 2015!

[David Latapie]

Untraceable currency poll: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=898563.0

Monero has a comfortable first position (21% more voices than the number 2)

[Relaxedsense]

please don't, its not the caliber XMR needs.

gee, thanks.

relaxedsense was far too uptight...As long as it's not full on nudity or anything sexually controversial...then it's fine. Your pic is fine.

relaxed needs to understand that any bit of marketing helps.

Sorry for that, it was indeed a bit uptight.

[liteon]

Untraceable currency poll: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=898563.0

Monero has a comfortable first position (21% more voices than the number 2)

(XMR) Monero   (34.1%)

[jehst]

Untraceable currency poll: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=898563.0

Monero has a comfortable first position (21% more voices than the number 2)

(XMR) Monero   (34.1%)

I doubt that anyone is even reading the poll's question.

[bclcjunkie]

make that 38.8% now... 

Untraceable currency poll: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=898563.0

Monero has a comfortable first position (21% more voices than the number 2)

(XMR) Monero   (34.1%)

[coinits]

Untraceable currency poll: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=898563.0

Monero has a comfortable first position (21% more voices than the number 2)

(XMR) Monero   (34.1%)

I doubt that anyone is even reading the poll's question.

I read it and I am someone.

[child_harold]

Humblest apologies to smooth and fluffypony for their reception on the SDC thread. Having re-read things there was a lot of good food for thought and I'd be most grateful if you have anything to offer my follow-up questions.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=745352.msg9947863#msg9947863

Thanks o/

[jehst]

Untraceable currency poll: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=898563.0

Monero has a comfortable first position (21% more voices than the number 2)

(XMR) Monero   (34.1%)

I doubt that anyone is even reading the poll's question.

I read it and I am someone.

Point taken. The question is whether you take my point.