[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 2043.

NoodleDoodle

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D*CK Profiler

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Quote from: smooth on May 13, 2014, 08:48:59 PM

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I'm not focusing on that bug, I addressed it because someone else brought it up. If I was going to bitch constantly about one thing, it would be NOT FUCKING COMPILING ON LINUX. Undecided

Okay I missed that one (it does compiler for me on Ubuntu). Can you be more specific?

Give me just a minute. I'll attempt to compile it yet again and then post the results.

Here you are. I copied the whole thing, not just the relevant bits, in case I would have missed something: http://pastebin.com/Nc5XrpEH

Wow. Just... wow. I did a "make clean", then tried "make build-debug" just for fun... I think the devs failed so hard they won: http://pastebin.com/c9X2H7a9

Anyone have a solution for the above?

Did you try gcc 4.8.x as suggested?

David Latapie

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Monero Core Team

Quote from: ibleed100s on May 13, 2014, 11:38:27 PM

thank you so much i appreciate it alot, but for some reason the link for the blockchain is broken is there another link?

mega oftentimes does not download. Check this up-to-date mirror: bit.ly/monero-starter-pack

dreamspark

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Quote from: parker928 on May 14, 2014, 04:34:26 AM

Quote from: falsealarm_bf on May 14, 2014, 12:36:43 AM

I am baffled by the complete lack of instructions for the software associated with this coin. Can someone put some instructions on how to get started with the wallet and mining? I am sure there is something within one of these 80+ pages but do we all have to reinvent the wheel?

seriously man...sooo frustrating...

What are you having trouble with and I can likely help, its not that difficult but I agree it takes a moment to learn rather that a copy paste qt.

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Quote from: falsealarm_bf on May 14, 2014, 12:36:43 AM

I am baffled by the complete lack of instructions for the software associated with this coin. Can someone put some instructions on how to get started with the wallet and mining? I am sure there is something within one of these 80+ pages but do we all have to reinvent the wheel?

seriously man...sooo frustrating...

obitoo

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Quote from: aminorex on May 13, 2014, 11:06:16 PM

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Can someone explain to me why on earth you would have a platform-dependent blockchain/wallet file format?

It's not that hard to make a change which provides both backward-compatibility and platform-independence, but those who can do it mostly have other priorities.

No, I mean, it's not that it's "not hard" to do. It's that you sort of have to try not to. I'm assuming there's a reason.

boost::serialization isn't cross-platform

David Latapie

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Quote from: eizh on May 13, 2014, 09:32:59 PM

You incorrectly credited me on the website (it was smooth). Also, it should be ./simplewallet not ./simpleminer.

I should not post at 3AM Sad

Sorry all, this is fixed now, thank eizh for corrections.

Quote from: eizh on May 13, 2014, 10:44:41 PM

Outdated compiler (it doesn't seem to support -std=c++11). Update to a newer g++.

Would it be a good idea to update the install script so that it install the latest gcc version? If this is the only requirement, it would help older version to have monero.

Quote from: eizh on May 13, 2014, 10:44:41 PM

No, it's anonymous (which is the point Tongue

). A separate public key is generated for each input and they're difficult to link by blockchain analysis.

So we will never have richlist for monero, right?

wzttide

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Quote from: eizh on May 14, 2014, 03:42:14 AM

Quote from: pandher on May 14, 2014, 03:33:32 AM

Quote from: dreamspark on May 14, 2014, 03:32:15 AM

This is good news . Does anyone know who runs this exchange?

The one who posted Cheesy

wzttide was in the IRC channel asking for MRO to test integration, so this is indeed a functioning CryptoNote exchange. It has more advanced functions like stop loss orders that aren't on Cryptsy/MintPal/etc. Added to OP.

Thanks

Yes, we have a lot of features and yes, we'll definitly work on the look. We just think it's way more important to provide you more features and security instead of good-looing bling-bling UI Cheesy

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Quote from: pandher on May 14, 2014, 03:33:32 AM

Quote from: dreamspark on May 14, 2014, 03:32:15 AM

This is good news . Does anyone know who runs this exchange?

The one who posted Cheesy

wzttide was in the IRC channel asking for MRO to test integration, so this is indeed a functioning CryptoNote exchange. It has more advanced functions like stop loss orders that aren't on Cryptsy/MintPal/etc. Added to OP.

soulistyce

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is there any pool yet or just solomining ?!

dreamspark

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Quote from: pandher on May 14, 2014, 03:33:32 AM

Quote from: dreamspark on May 14, 2014, 03:32:15 AM

This is good news . Does anyone know who runs this exchange?

The one who posted Cheesy

haha

cheers!

pandher

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Quote from: dreamspark on May 14, 2014, 03:32:15 AM

This is good news . Does anyone know who runs this exchange?

The one who posted Cheesy

dreamspark

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Quote from: wzttide on May 14, 2014, 03:28:34 AM

Markets MRO/BTC & MRO/LTC added:
https://www.swaphole.com/#!market/MRO/BTC
https://www.swaphole.com/#!market/MRO/LTC

3 Chart Types - Trailing Stop - 2FA - Fast Support

This is good news . Does anyone know who runs this exchange?

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Markets MRO/BTC & MRO/LTC added:
https://www.swaphole.com/#!market/MRO/BTC
https://www.swaphole.com/#!market/MRO/LTC

3 Chart Types - Trailing Stop - 2FA - Fast Support

eizh

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Vote on icurrex if you haven't: https://www.icurrex.com/vote

You have to register to vote, but it's quick. Seems to be a new but remarkably polished site. Time will tell if they're secure, but I do like their attitude. They seem to understand that MRO is something new, so they might actually manage to successfully integrate it.

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Quote from: eizh on May 14, 2014, 12:52:35 AM

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Quote from: BlockChains on May 14, 2014, 12:40:34 AM

So if one can't see the distribution of this coin how do we know there wasn't a giant premine or some way for the devs to just "counterfeit" coins en masse? Huh

Easy, write the block chain explorer that hasn't yet bubbled up to the top of the development list for the devs that are working hard (and with no bounties) on implementing and extending a new to the most of us coin technology. This crypto is not like btc so tools like a block explorer have to be created without the aide of copy and paste. 80 + pages of comments seem to make this fairly clear.

Too blunt?

You don't have to have a web-based blockchain explorer. Type "help" in the daemon and you can get the commands to print out blockchain data right on the terminal. An explorer doesn't give unaccessible information either here or in Bitcoin. It's just an aggregator.

True. That said, while I'm comfortable at the command line, even that is a little obtuse for me. Totally works, no argument, just not user friendly for analysis. And I'm a person who doesn't really see anything wrong with the current wallet. It's not hard to use (though the batch file for windows users should be with the downloads).

Edit: I will add that while I replied, Aminorex's answer about the stealth addressing is the one that matters, as usual...

Keyboard-Mash

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I'd like to see a bounty raised for a block chain explorer. I don't think this is a dev issue as it doesn't really involve protocol changes. Let's leave the dev's to fixing their laundry list of more important things.

I'll put up 70 MRO toward a web-based block explorer.

I realize that we can get info from the daemon or wallet, but it will be convenient for those that do not have them open to instead be able to go to a website.

eizh

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Quote from: mrpopgun on May 14, 2014, 12:48:43 AM

Quote from: BlockChains on May 14, 2014, 12:40:34 AM

So if one can't see the distribution of this coin how do we know there wasn't a giant premine or some way for the devs to just "counterfeit" coins en masse? Huh

Easy, write the block chain explorer that hasn't yet bubbled up to the top of the development list for the devs that are working hard (and with no bounties) on implementing and extending a new to the most of us coin technology. This crypto is not like btc so tools like a block explorer have to be created without the aide of copy and paste. 80 + pages of comments seem to make this fairly clear.

Too blunt?

You don't have to have a web-based blockchain explorer. Type "help" in the daemon and you can get the commands to print out blockchain data right on the terminal. An explorer doesn't give unaccessible information either here or in Bitcoin. It's just an aggregator.

mrpopgun

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Quote from: BlockChains on May 14, 2014, 12:40:34 AM

So if one can't see the distribution of this coin how do we know there wasn't a giant premine or some way for the devs to just "counterfeit" coins en masse? Huh

Easy, write the block chain explorer that hasn't yet bubbled up to the top of the development list for the devs that are working hard (and with no bounties) on implementing and extending a new to the most of us coin technology. This crypto is not like btc so tools like a block explorer have to be created without the aide of copy and paste. 80 + pages of comments seem to make this fairly clear.

Too blunt?

aminorex

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Quote from: BlockChains on May 14, 2014, 12:40:34 AM

So if one can't see the distribution of this coin how do we know there wasn't a giant premine or some way for the devs to just "counterfeit" coins en masse? Huh

To answer that question, we must first establish what you mean by "premine". Mining has been available to the community from inception. That is the opposite of what is usually meant by "premine". The community was small at inception, but grew very rapidly. These facts are easily learned by reviewing the forum history, the block chain. I would be much more concerned that the bulk of the coins are likely being mined by botnets.

eizh

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Quote from: BlockChains on May 14, 2014, 12:40:34 AM

So if one can't see the distribution of this coin how do we know there wasn't a giant premine or some way for the devs to just "counterfeit" coins en masse? Huh

These are two different things. By distribution, we mean how are coins distributed across addresses. That's relatively meaningless with stealth addressing implemented.

But there is still a blockchain so you can check the blocks yourself to see when the chain started and how many coins the blocks produced. This is no different from Bitcoin or any Bitcoin clone.

Quote from: falsealarm_bf on May 14, 2014, 12:39:02 AM

Quote from: falsealarm_bf on May 14, 2014, 12:36:43 AM

I am baffled by the complete lack of instructions for the software associated with this coin. Can someone put some instructions on how to get started with the wallet and mining? I am sure there is something within one of these 80+ pages but do we all have to reinvent the wheel?

OK, I ate my own words after looking at monero.cc.

It was linked under "Getting Started" in the OP.

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