Now that's some pure fud.
The Reto fork made exclusively changes as required by the haveno setup guide, seems to me the source of this just wants to set up their own network.
Am stoned af
Cut the guy some slack, I can promise you that most people involved with Monero would never support ideas like "let's create our own government".
Running the latest, unmodified release from https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy
As you've already hinted at, that JS is most likely related to the PWA part of lemmy.
1 condition from my side: Don't ever talk about what you are going to use the Monero for or where you've gotten it from, otherwise I'll have to ban you from here.
12 upvotes, only 3 out of the downvotes come from this instance.
If there are many votes but the total is only -1 or 0 I mainly post these to show that there is more engagement than it seems.
The data is public anyways, just not shown by the default lemmy ui. I put it below posts that stick out to me but you're right, this wasn't a case of "downvote-because-crypto" and unnecessary.
as well as programmability. Get ready for awesome features like "Expiring money", "ESG-based spendability restrictions" and much more!
I would highly advise against using Haveno on mainnet as long as it has no official release 😅 At best syncing and having a look around but if you try doing any actual trades you might currently be at risk of losing funds.
Is that the actual fee needed to get a 2in/2out tx into the next block or is this literally just the median of fees paid, distorted by the huge consolidation transactions?
PSA: It is not advised to store your seedphrase digitally unless kept fully airgapped :)
Why not? It's public info viewable via kbin and people should know that lemmy.world users are brigading while local users are upvoting.
And already awarded, which honestly surprises me way more lol.
The proposal for Generalized Bulletproofs Security Proofs is now open for funding on the Monero Community Crowdfunding System.
GBPs would be used to replace Monero's Ring Signatures with Full-chain membership proofs.
Let's get this funded ASAP!
Source: @DontTraceMeBruh
It's likely. EU also recently voted on a 3k euro limit for cash limit for non-kyced transactions. Good thing we have Haveno coming up which is a p2p marketplace and so far the EU has left p2p mostly alone (not like a ban would be enforceable anyways).
If you receive a donation through the Ethereum anonymization contract Tornado Cash, everyone can see that and since the contract is also used by sanctioned states like North Korea, all funds going through Tornado Cash were put on a sanctions list (pretty easy since they only needed to sanction the contract address). Monero is different in the sense that it has privacy by default and while you might be able to point out that some criminals use Monero, you can't really prove it directly with the blockchain like you can with Tornado Cash.
Imagine the government sees that a ton of people, including known terrorists were all sending credit card payments to the same guy, who mixes everyones money together to hide it's origin (now he is the origin though) and now money from that place of origin is used to fund attacks on the government but also to donate to kids with cancer. Of course the guy will have to be arrested and all the money that went through him marked as sanctioned.
Monero on the other hand works as an independent version of cash, not tied to any nation but instead governed by cryptography and code, which are protected by the First Amendment. If a government doesn't like Monero, they can still easily make access to Monero very complicated via laws that prevent centralized exchanges from listing it, and they do, but outright sanctioning the whole network could be very, very hard and might literally be impossible without trampling all over free speech laws.
Since the old payment gateway kinda broke when we switched the hosting provider I’ve set up a new one :)
Since the old payment gateway kinda broke when we switched the hosting provider I've set up a new one :)
Please report if you encounter any issues. Since about a week ago, the monero payment gateway doesn't seem to work and while setting up and testing the site after the migration I've ran into the site not always loading but that could be related to DNS propagation and hopefully resolves itself in the next few hours.
Shoutout to the pict-rs dev asonix for helping me with the migration ♥
https://git.asonix.dog/asonix/pict-rs
Server showed as online on the hosting provider dashboard but it wasn't responding. After contacting support, this was fixed at some point.
This led to a config file being reverted because of a setting I didn't change earlier which led to the page only showing "Server error."
Everything should work again and in the future that config file shouldn't change by itself anymore. I still have no idea what the problem on the providers side was, let's hope it doesn't happen again :P
There is a lot we can do but it might become a bit spammy if we add too much. Some ideas would be:
- Monero ecosystem releases (Monero, GUI, Haveno, Serai, etc) either in a special releases community or the regular Monero one
- DarknetLive posts to the darknet community
- Crypto news to the cryptocurrency community
All of these feeds are of high quality and shouldn't completely spam us.
What do you think? Any other suggestions?
Edit 2: This has been replaced with a bot that posts way more reliably, as well as locally to the instance.
#### Edit: This doesn't seem to work that well, will be upgraded soon.
Posts made to r/Monero can now be seen on monero.town by subscribing to !monero@lemmit.online 🎉
geteilt von: https://lemmit.online/post/157129
> ##### This is an automated archive made by the Lemmit Bot. > The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/monerobull on 2023-07-10 19:36:45+00:00. > *** > If this works as planned, this post should show up in the feed of <https://monero.town/>, a monero-focused Lemmy instance. > > Comments made on either the reddit or Lemmy side don't get synced, just the post itself. > > If you can see this post on .town, congratulations, you don't have to visit reddit anymore 🥳 > >
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This instance doesn't share its backend with monero.town, in fact, it runs on an entirely different (and way less reliable) server.
Edit: Subscriptions aren't working since remote instances don't know where to send their posts (doesn't work with onion addresses). This means that only manually searched posts actually show up, making the whole instance pretty useless ._.
You can still view monero.town and the rest of the fediverse through federation. You can either put communities into the searchbar and subscribe to them (Example !monero@monero.town) or put entire links to posts from other instances into it to make them show up here.
Since this instance is on Tor, it can federate inwards (pull content from other lemmy servers) but CAN'T federate outwards (interacting with posts on other servers). You can still comment and vote but only people on this instance will be able to see this. You are essentially siloed with a one-way window into the outside world.
For now, registration is open because I don't want to manage applications on two instances at once. Don't abuse this or it will be shut.
Matrix join the matrix room for live discussions/questions: #monero.town:monero.social
Here is the changelog.
This upgrade brings a ton of bugfixes and performance improvements.
It also broke the nice custom theme we had 😅 I'll try to iron this out but for the time being we will change back to a default theme.
How do I participate on Lemmy instances outside my own?
If it's already discovered (see the next section on that) you can go directly by URL in this format. https://yourlemmy.server/c/coolcommunity@coolserver.com or by searching for coolcommunity in the search bar. You will stay logged in with your home server this way but can vote, comment, post using your current identity on that other server meaning you don't need a separate account. Neat right?
Discovering: Hey I can't see [x] newly started community on my server! I can't find [y] popular community from my small server! What gives? (IMPORTANT)
Some communities might not appear from All, until any logged in user of that server searches for it in the lemmy-ui (web) searchbar.
For example, to "discover" coolcommunity @coolserver.com from instance yourlemmy.server, you would type "!coolcommunity@coolserver.com" within yourlemmy.server's search bar and wait 10 seconds. Ensure that community has at least one post that can sync, and even then it may take a while to actually appear in some cases. If you set the filter to "communities", enter the community in that format and press search and nothing happens, that means it is discovered. If it says No results, try again after 10 seconds, check that you have spelled and formatted correctly.
That causes your server to "discover" it and will start syncing posts and be searchable and also available on apps like Jerboa. Only after it is discovered can you use a URL link to it in this format: https://yourlemmy.server/c/coolcommunity@coolserver.com I coined the term discovering here but in essence it's initiating federation and post-fetching from that community.
I signed up but nothing happened/Some notification came up but I missed it. What do I do next?
This server has a manual approval process. Usually requests are approved within 30 minutes but it can take up to 12 hours to get approved. Try logging in after an hour, if it works you are successfully registered. You won't get any notification at all of your approval unless you inquire about your application through outside channels like the monero matrix rooms.
How do I find more communities?
The communities page or searching for communities.
Help! Why can't I see any/many posts and comments on an active thread?
Check your Language settings. Select English, Undetermined and your native language(s) using Ctrl+Click in the webui.
Where are the "Hot" and Important posts on Lemmy?
Whichever server you decide with, you can use the All page from the home of your server, sort by Hot, New, Active. Just keep in mind again, if your server has few "discovered" communities you won't see much outside your own server. Subscribe to major, active communities that you might be interested in then you can look in your "Subscribed" page as your feed for buzzing posts.
Statspage on number of Lemmy users etc.?
Sure! FediDB, this page is also useful to find new servers to join.
Anything else I need to know?
Please be careful with what you share on the internet. This should be common sense as even content on Reddit can be archived before deletion.
This post is based on this Lemmy FAQ.
As some of you may have noticed, monero.town was only available for people signed into a Lemmy mobile app for the past few days.
It looks like the Lemmy software had a bug that was exploited to DoS instances which of course happened on evening #1 of Monerokon. In an attempt to fix this DoS issue, I upgraded to Lemmy version 18 which required additional, badly documented changes to the config. Since I didn't have a laptop with me, there wasn't all that much I could do besides the initial analysis. That is why it took until today for me to fix the issue. I hope this wasn't too big of an inconvenience to anyone 😅
Lemmy is still very new software and these are some of the growing pains. Please be reassured that I won't randomly abandon monero.town and will do my very best to never have to do another migration like house->town again.
The default theme now fills more of the screen on desktop and makes it easier to follow comment chains.
If you are logged in, you can now select from three new Monero-colored themes:
- Lemmy_Orange
- Lemmy_Orange_dark
- Monero-Town_dark
In case you didn't know, Lemmy let's you use all kinds of custom themes via browser-exertions if you don't like the current selection. You can check out some pre-made ones here :)
Storage is one of the biggest concerns in regards to instance resource usage, the new config should significantly improve storage efficiency via the following:
- Uploads are now limited to a maximum of 1 MB
- All uploads will now automatically be converted to the webp format and original file is discarded
🐀 A link aggregator and forum for the fediverse. Contribute to LemmyNet/lemmy development by creating an account on GitHub.
This new theme makes posts more readable and leaves less empty room. It is also orange colored!
To enable, go to the top right, to settings and select Lemmy_orange!
Improved darkmode theme is the next goal.
>This post was edited, the orange theme didnt work well with mobile and thus isn't the default anymore :)
Thanks to your anonymous Monero donations we are now running on a server powerfull enough to properly support the Monero community and have a domain that isn't blocked on half the internet <3
>Please create a new account on monero.town and post your old (or new) monero.town username with your monero.house account in this thread.
I am sorry for the hassle, Lemmy completely breaks down if the domain name changes, which was sadly necessary because the old .house domain was creating huge trouble (it was used by a russian crypto scam in 2018 and is thus on many, many blocklists).
>monero.house will start redirecting to monero.town by the end of the month.
>By this point you wont be able to use your monero.house account anymore so please act quickly!
Of course you don't need to pay the XMR registration fee again if you have already done so on house.
If you come to this thread after monero.house has started redirecting to monero.town either do the usual social media verification again or if you have paid with XMR and still have the tx_id, provide that again. If you paid with XMR and don't have the tx_id anymore, contact @monerobull:matrix.org on matrix.
This is a one-time thing, I don't expect that we will ever have to do something like this again.
I plan for Monero.Town to stick around for a long time.
