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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 683. (Read 4670673 times)

donator
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GetMonero.org / MyMonero.com
FYI, cross-posting from: Want to help Monero? We're trying to find a Mozillian that can champion our project to Mozilla.

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Hi guys. We've been itching to approach Mozilla to see if we qualify for their Open Source Support program, especially for things like the Kovri I2P router. In order to do that we need a current Mozillian who will apply with us, and will champion to Mozilla for the grant we'd apply for.

We've had a couple of hopefuls that haven't really panned out, they're either not interested in the project or no longer active Mozillians. If you know anyone, or you are a Mozillian, please let us know so we can work together on making Monero better:)
hero member
Activity: 870
Merit: 585
Nice work on the infographic!
I was wondering if the image of gold is immediately identifiable as gold.
I searched google images for gold
https://www.google.com/search?q=gold&biw=1920&bih=950&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwin28zuzNfKAhWBPB4KHdrVCEwQsAQILw
some of them really say GOLD!  There's several that looked good.  Here's one example

legendary
Activity: 2242
Merit: 3523
Flippin' burgers since 1163.
I think it might have something to do with the transactions getting stuck issue that some people incurred here. Could you send them a reply that if they need help the developers/contributers in #monero or #monero-dev can easily help them?

Will do so right away, thanks for your suggestion.

Edit: done.
legendary
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Merit: 1141
Monero is offline on ShapeShift.io for multiple days now, this is quite inconvenient if you would like to try monero for the first time or conveniently buy small amounts for actual usage. Sent ShapeShift an email, but the answer is rather cryptic. What do they mean and what can we do to help them?

My email to support, 30 January:
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Hi,

Monero appears offline for over 24 hours. However, when using the direct link https://shapeshift.io/?pair=BTC_XMR I managed to convert BTC to Monero.
There seems to be a bug in the BTC deposit limit, because when entering an XMR amount the system does calculate 'Your New Limit = 2.30 BTC".

Answer February 1 from support:
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Support Fox (ShapeShift)

Hello,

We don't recommend you continuing this as its possible it will fail to send your funds and you will have to contact us again.
Left it up on the API to continue to test it. We turned Monero off because the client is failing to send tx's reliably. Please let us know if you have any further questions, have a great day!


I think it might have something to do with the transactions getting stuck issue that some people incurred here. Could you send them a reply that if they need help the developers/contributers in #monero or #monero-dev can easily help them?
legendary
Activity: 2242
Merit: 3523
Flippin' burgers since 1163.
Monero is offline on ShapeShift.io for multiple days now, this is quite inconvenient if you would like to try monero for the first time or conveniently buy small amounts for actual usage. Sent ShapeShift an email, but the answer is rather cryptic. What do they mean and what can we do to help them?

My email to support, 30 January:
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Hi,

Monero appears offline for over 24 hours. However, when using the direct link https://shapeshift.io/?pair=BTC_XMR I managed to convert BTC to Monero.
There seems to be a bug in the BTC deposit limit, because when entering an XMR amount the system does calculate 'Your New Limit = 2.30 BTC".

Answer February 1 from support:
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Support Fox (ShapeShift)

Hello,

We don't recommend you continuing this as its possible it will fail to send your funds and you will have to contact us again.
Left it up on the API to continue to test it. We turned Monero off because the client is failing to send tx's reliably. Please let us know if you have any further questions, have a great day!
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1012
Still wild and free
Monero Status
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Nice! Happy to use it again!
Once thing not obvious: with the app comes a very useful widget to monitor price and hashrate. Head to the widgets on your Android to find it.
legendary
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Merit: 1001
getmonero.org
Monero Status
My friend made an android widget and app.




App and Widget for the Monero cryptocurrency, with stats from all exchanges.
Google Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tr.monerostatus

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Simple widget and app for the Monero(XMR) cryptocurrency

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Supported exchanges: poloniex.com, bittrex.com, bter.com, hitbtc.com, melotic.com, shapeshift.io
Supported fiat currencies: AUD, BRL, CAD, CHF, CNY, EUR, GBP, IDR, ILS, MXN, NOK, NZD, PLN, RON, RUB, SEK, SGD, USD and ZAR

Monero Widget features (both in 2x1 and 2x2 formats):
•30 minute fixed refresh rate, tap refresh sign to instantly refresh
•Tap Monero logo to launch App in the chosen currency
•Price in BTC from chosen exchange, color coded for recent change
•Price in chosed currency from coinmarketcap.com
•24 hour total volume  in chosed currency from coinmarketcap.com
•Approximate hashrate in Mh/s from moneroblocks.eu

Monero Widget features (only in 2x2):
•Calculated price for your XMR assets
•Calculated mined value per day from your hashrate
•Market capitalization in the chosen currency
 
App features:
•All the widget information and capabilities
•Left side drawer for navigation (Swipe right from the side or press app icon to open)
•Trial fullscreen button, please report bugs
•Tap the refresh icon to refresh, long press to enter continuous refresh mode; exit by tapping again
•Exchange specific 24 hour volume from chosen exchange
•Total market capitalization, 24 hour percentage change and ranking from coinmarketcap.com
•Total coins in existence, block height and difficulty from moneroblocks.eu
•Calculate prices for your amount of XMR
•Calculate XMR mined per day and their value for your hashrate
•Market-Order Depth graph drawing data from all enabled exchanges, plus their total (combined) market depth
•XMR markets for other cryptocurrencies by exchanges that offer them
•Enable the exchanges you want in the graph by tapping on their names in the drawer
•Change the graph's viewed range with pinch in/pinch out gestures
•Added Shapeshift.io as an exchange (one can see it that way Tongue)
•Added Ramer–Douglas–Peucker smoothing to the market depth graph, dependant on zoom level
•Using either  moneroblocks.info or chainradar.com (whichever is giving data faster)

Coinmarketcap data retrieved through http://coinmarketcap.northpole.ro/ JSON API

Using the GraphView library from http://android-graphview.org/ , licenced under the LGPL

Donations welcome Smiley Many thanks to those that have already donated!
Code:
41pUDMUG956cAc8DAkMekSZ9ThrKbicVTRZbnjs7K2zjTf4ue1UrGcN7D9BLX39uh2RPVeQaZEP2H91XBvqRJJJYUmQKXjM
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Updates
•Stuck values bug fixed. (Yeah, it took some time...)
•Unexpected bug fixes!
•Experimental Price Alarms.
The new permissions (receive data from Internet, prevent device from sleeping, control vibration) are only used if you enable alerts. Alerts are using Google Cloud Messaging, so Google Play Services are required. Only the settings on the alerts page are sent to the server, and wakelock is kept just for the duration of handling a message; Play Services handle  reception in a power efficient way.

And please make feature requests or tell us about bugs! It really helps!
sr. member
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You are right.

Maybe I spam with this chart too much. If so we can move to trello for example.


This is progressing really nicely. I like it with the text - it may be obvious to us, but for outsiders the description helps.

This chart would be great if there was ever a new informative video made about Monero. Something like a quick flash of each of the three areas to draw attention to them along with a brief commentary to explain them. Good work aiwe.
legendary
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Flippin' burgers since 1163.
^^ Indeed better without the text, the icons speak for themselves. Great work aiwe!
legendary
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karbo.io
I like the coin and community and this diagram shows its advantages I learned about. It's just that simple to throw something in to help it grow.

I can help with some graphic design in my spare time so feel free to contact me.
legendary
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I'm not even able to use the software to design this kind of stuff so your initiative is very much appreciated. Just an observation.

Same for me. Thanks for your efforts aiwe.


legendary
Activity: 1750
Merit: 1101
karbo.io
You are right.

Maybe I spam with this chart too much. If so we can move to trello for example.

sr. member
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Thank you for your effort aiwe, this is taking shape.

Personally, I would prefer different colours, more primary and less "mixed". Especially the kind of pink on the "decentralized" portion is kind of muddy and also the resulting mixes, especially the brown in the gold section, are not very appealing.

Please don't take that personally, I'm not even able to use the software to design this kind of stuff so your initiative is very much appreciated. Just an observation.
legendary
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Maybe make the labels a little smaller or move them closer to the outside. The "D" at the beginning and end of decentralized is too close to the edge. The other two words look much better.

legendary
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Merit: 1101
karbo.io
^ this was my perception

The printed words do not work. Visually it is too cluttered, and in terms of meaning, it raises more questions than answers. Keep the icons only. Let people be intrigued by the design and ask questions. That is a good thing. It also removes the English bias.




I left decentralized, private, digital

legendary
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Merit: 1198
Hello. I sent to poloniex.com from the purse of xmr, I sent with mixin 0, earlier always so I sent. And mixin 6 was necessary. Transaction of not confirmed yet (https://minergate.com/blockchain/mro/transaction/f9e2551e60ec55c0caca725dd07c6e23c48175398387edfc35289f369d2cea08). It will be confirmed? or what to do?
That transaction probably will not confirm because it is too large. The first 0.9 release had that problem which was fixed in 0.9.1

You should try rescan_spent which may recover the funds back to your wallet and you can send them again after upgrading to the 0.9.1 release

If that doesn't work, check back here.
]: rescan_spent
Error: this command requires a trusted daemon. Enable with --trusted-daemon
what to do?
Restart simplewallet with --trusted-daemon added to the command line. That means simplewallet may send private data to the daemon (needed for rescan_spent), so your privacy could be compromised if using a remote daemon. If you are using your own deamon, this is nothing to worry about.

I made rescan_spent, xmr were reflected in a purse, was updated till 0-9-1-0, in attempt to send xmr wrote Error: transaction was rejected by daemon with status: Failed, made once again rescan_spent, writes again that on balance these coins aren't present, and in show_transfers there is pending out 113.800000000000 f9e2551e60ec55c0caca725dd07c6e23c48175398387edfc35289f369d2cea08 0000000000000000 0.340000000000 how to return them? or to make that reached the destination?

prompt, please, how to return coins?

Try this

1. Exit simplewallet

2. Make sure your wallet.bin.keys file is securely backed up

3. Delete the wallet.bin file.

4. Exit daemon

5. Remove poolstate.bin file

6. Restart daemon

7. Restart simplewallet.

8. Wait for wallet to rescan (may take some time).

9. Check balance and resend coins

EDIT: Added steps 4-6
newbie
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Hello. I sent to poloniex.com from the purse of xmr, I sent with mixin 0, earlier always so I sent. And mixin 6 was necessary. Transaction of not confirmed yet (https://minergate.com/blockchain/mro/transaction/f9e2551e60ec55c0caca725dd07c6e23c48175398387edfc35289f369d2cea08). It will be confirmed? or what to do?
That transaction probably will not confirm because it is too large. The first 0.9 release had that problem which was fixed in 0.9.1

You should try rescan_spent which may recover the funds back to your wallet and you can send them again after upgrading to the 0.9.1 release

If that doesn't work, check back here.
]: rescan_spent
Error: this command requires a trusted daemon. Enable with --trusted-daemon
what to do?
Restart simplewallet with --trusted-daemon added to the command line. That means simplewallet may send private data to the daemon (needed for rescan_spent), so your privacy could be compromised if using a remote daemon. If you are using your own deamon, this is nothing to worry about.

I made rescan_spent, xmr were reflected in a purse, was updated till 0-9-1-0, in attempt to send xmr wrote Error: transaction was rejected by daemon with status: Failed, made once again rescan_spent, writes again that on balance these coins aren't present, and in show_transfers there is pending out 113.800000000000 f9e2551e60ec55c0caca725dd07c6e23c48175398387edfc35289f369d2cea08 0000000000000000 0.340000000000 how to return them? or to make that reached the destination?

prompt, please, how to return coins?
legendary
Activity: 2968
Merit: 1198
^ this was my perception

The printed words do not work. Visually it is too cluttered, and in terms of meaning, it raises more questions than answers. Keep the icons only. Let people be intrigued by the design and ask questions. That is a good thing. It also removes the English bias.


hero member
Activity: 870
Merit: 585
This picture targets the Joe Blow demographic?
If so, the word "fiat" won't strike a chord.  The average American doesn't talk like that.  They think about cash, not "fiat." You don't need a word at all.  The greenback icon gets the idea across all by itself.
I would keep the icons for dollars, Bitcoin and gold, without the printed words, and print Monero under the M icon.
Otherwise, people will go what's that M doing there, then look at the other stuff, which they understand, and forget about the M.  
Monero is the thing you want to communicate, and it's the only word left out of a rather wordy picture.
In my opinion, the graphic might work better without any words at all, except Monero.  If you explain too much, people will tune you out.  You want to involve people and pique their curiosity.  Exposition comes after.  A T-shirt with a technical diagram may just make their eyes glaze.  It's transmitting information on a wavelength that us geeks understand perfectly, but it's not going to grab the average person.  The visuals should be enough to get them thinking.
Get them curious and then engage them on a personal level.
legendary
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Merit: 1011
Monero Evangelist
Someone should click together a T-Shirt shop with the above infographic, please.
At Spreadshirt, Shirtinator, RedBubble or wherever.


Every design & product should be available in two versions. 1.) No markup and 2.) a small markup, that will be donated to the core team, to be spend where they think it helps the proect the most.



I would buy some shirts, polos, T-Shirts and maybe one coffee-mug. :-)
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