Trying #Meshcore again with Meshcore-Open Alpha8 and firmware 1.15.
Before I was having a problem where after several days my node would just not show up in the list unless I completely did a factory reset on the node and then I could see it again. So I'm going to see if that happens again now with the latest updates.
The #MoneroRun is great, but what would be even better is if you are unable to participate because you never have #Monero on exchanges to begin with. Not your keys, not your coins.
Happy birthday, #Monero! Isn't today also #MoneroRun?
My birthday gift. It even has the Works with #HomeAssistant stamp
Moving my domain from Porkbun to IncogNET.io because porkbun changed their payment provider and only accept stables through WalletConnect. incogNET accepts #Monero directly via #BTCPay server.
In the past, Porkbun accepted Bitcoin, and I was just able to do a swap from Monero to Bitcoin to pay my domain, but no more. I needed to move anyway so that I could support a provider that accepted Monero, and that just gave me the kick in the pants I needed to do so.
Oh neat, I exported the PGP key used for the #XMRBazaar messenger and imported it into gpg and used it to leave a review about #Monfluo wallet on #Monerica.
Monfluo
Pure Monero wallet suitable for both newcomers and experienced users.
While this is cool, I feel still that final test was a failure because he had to borrow the infrastructure of the internet to accomplish it, and that infrastructure is centralized and can be taken down by an adversary.
#Reticulum
Oh good, I'm not the only person wondering why #Iran isn't taking #Monero for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
Mom is getting a Heltec MeshPocket 10,000 mAh for Mother's Day. She will likely get more use out of the battery portion, but since it is also a #Meshtastic node it can pull duty as a comms device if needed.
One thing I find irritating is that #Antennapod and my web browser do not play well together. If I open the web browser, and especially if there's any kind of animation on the web browser, Antennapod gets killed and I have to restart it.
YO THATS FUNNY. Bro got his account hacked. He normally talks about U.S. telecom carriers. And then today, this.
Hey, is there anything like a #Reticulum SOCKS5 proxy? I'm thinking, for example, that my #Monero node expects a TCP connection, but I would like to have it available as a reticulum service. So I was thinking, what if there was a program that sat in between Monero and the reticulum network that would take data from the reticulum network and translate it back to TCP IP over, like, a SOCKS proxy like 127.0.0.1:port.
So I guess like the wallet on my phone would have a socks proxy to 127.0.0.1:someport which would send the data over reticulum and at the host it would be translated from reticulum back through socks at 127.0.0.1:someport and sent on to monerod/cuprate
One thing that baffles me about networks such as #Reticulum is how are you going to accomplish long distance links without introducing horrible centralization points? If I'm in New York and the destination is in California, how am I going to access that destination without having something like our current ISP infrastructure, which has to be paid for, and which introduces points of centralization that can be yanked down by the local gang that calls themselves the government? As far as I can tell, if I don't pay my ISP, I don't access reticulum either, because they won't pass traffic. Sure, I can absolutely use an Rnode, but that's an incredibly low bandwidth connection.
WHOA, HTTP over #Reticulum with RServer and MeshBrowser. Format is rweb://destination_address.
Though I don't have direct links to the GitHub yet. I think they might be in the video description though.
I wonder if somebody like #CloakedWireless could offer fixed wireless home internet service. I am personally not aware of any ISP that you can pay with #Monero. It seems like Starlink or Amazon LEO would be good candidates for this because of the fact that they operate in countries that don't have good banking systems, but apparently they don't either. Also, being able to mine your bill just kind of makes sense.
Scenario: I have an automation called John's AC. John's AC has four separate triggers. Max, minimum lower temperature, lower temperature, upper temperature, and max upper temperature. If the room temperature is below max lower temperature or lower temperature and it warms up to either of those two triggers, the automation gets triggered and creates a log event.
Question: Is there some way to make triggers enable and disable other triggers in their conditions? What I was thinking about doing is having upper temperature and max upper temperature be the only two active triggers. If either was hit, John's AC would then turn on and the triggers for lower temperature and max lower temperature would be enabled until one of those two triggers was hit, at which point John's AC would turn off, and those two triggers would be disabled. until upper temperature got hit again.
Admittedly, it's a lot of work, just to avoid a couple of log messages, but just for shits and giggles, I wonder if it's possible
#HomeAssistant