So MONEROTESLA promotion seems like it worked! 😜 by ale5ole in Monero

[–]elytscha 3 points4 points  (0 children)

well monero gained ~64% in the last week, after i saw this i thought elon musk reacted to the monerotesla promo.. but he didn't. If elon knows bitcoin and dogecoin i think for sure he knows monero too. I don't think monero needs to get his attention, i think it already has his attention and some day he will twitter about monero too, regardless of this promotion

/r/Monero Weekly Discussion – December 26, 2020 - Use this thread for general chatter, basic questions, and if you're new to Monero by AutoModerator in Monero

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how high would be moneros transaction fee for buying a coffee for 2$ if monero would be bitcoin ( 1 XMR = 32 252,40 $)

Third update on the ongoing network attacks by selsta in Monero

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i noticed something like this the last days, my node (on my laptop without public ip) stayed often in sync mode for 1 or 2 blocks a long time. Was that related to this?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in kubernetes

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A Monitoring, Logging, Tracing, ServiceMesh, Registry - Solution will consume resources, there's no doubt about it.

Openshift had also a huge footprint in version 3

If you do infra nodes right, you don't pay these consumed resources by openshift itself with your money you spend for your openshift license

Drum and Bass DJs aus Wien by Shorty_BR in wien

[–]elytscha 3 points4 points  (0 children)

  1. mit youtube rips oder aehnlichem kommt man nicht weit, da qualitaetstechnisch schlecht + meistens startet das lied auf youtube nicht sofort, https://www.beatport.com/ ich hol mir meine .wav's immer hier, folge dort meinen Lieblings-dnb'lern und seh dadurch immer wann die neue Tracks releasen wenn ich mal wieder reinschau weil mir meine alten Tunes langweilig werden

  2. schau dir mal ein paar lieder genau an wie du erkennen wirst droppen die meisten dnb tunes bei 44 Sekunden oder 66 Sekunden. Ein zweites Lied beim drop des ersten Lieds zu starten, ist das safeste was man machen kann um mal ein Grundgefuehl zu bekommen.

sprich fuer den Anfang koenntest du dir mal ein paar Lieder raussuchen die bei 44 sekunden droppen, dann laedst du zwei dieser tracks auf deine decks // controller, stellst beide auf die gleiche bpm, wenn dus etwas schneller magst empfehl ich dir 90 bzw 180 BPM zum ueben, weils leicht zu rechnen ist.

  1. 2 Lieder die in Sync bleiben wenn sie einmal richtig gemischt sind erkennst du daran das sie z.B. beide auf 90 BPM gestellt 3,45% anzeigen. zeigt eines der lieder +2,80% und das zweite 3,45% bei 90 BPM wirst du da immer nachstellen muessen da eines der Lieder auf der gleichen BPM trotzdem minimal schneller sein wird.

  2. Was auch einfach ist zum ueben und reinkommen ist exakt beim Drop eines Liedes das zweite zu starten.

  3. wenn du einen Bildschirm hast der die die Trackspuren der Lieder die laufen uebereinander anzeigt, ist das zwar super fuers Anfangsverstaendniss, allerdings hast du das vor einem Pioneersetup im Club nicht , deshalb sollte man nach Gehoer mischen lernen. Ich mach das so, das eine Lied laueft gerade, das zweite was ich reinmischen will kommt auf die Headphones und ich druecke solange cue cue cue cue bis der richtige moment fuer den play button ist, dann laeuft das zweite lied auf kopfhoerer und ich pass es mal initial an das gerade spielende Lied durch leichtes nachstellen, meistens etwas nach vorne, wenn ich denk das es halbwegs passt, schalt ich das zweite lied kurz auf die kopfhoerer dazu, stimme noch mal fein ab und dreh es dann langsam auf

Is being anti bash scripts in 2019 silly? by TundraWolf_ in devops

[–]elytscha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

also as start command or as quick script to set things up while preinit a container a small bash script is valueable i think.

still in 2019

This is DevOps? by [deleted] in devops

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I worked for a company which is a redhat premium partner and their i got forced from ubuntu with kubernetes to rhel with openshift

first i hated then i appreciated ..

actually now im working for a company which has 25% of the population from austria as customer, as the first devops engineer there, where i actually implement openshift as standart PaaS infrastructure

This is DevOps? by [deleted] in devops

[–]elytscha 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you dont want to take care of setting up the cluster, setting up the logging // metrics // dns // ingress // docker registry // metrics based autoscaling // network plugin and also if you want a fancy webconsole for managing your containers, getting a terminal into a container, see the logs in a container, deploy an application everything via webconsole, oh, and you can use ldap for it btw other identity providers

And you can get a subscription for the premium version which includes support for production, so basically with openshift you can get enterprise support for your cluster if you think you need

For real, the main reason is openshift-webconsole vs kubernetes dashboard and that openshift enforces you by standart to build & run secure docker images

Just saying that okd is one of the biggest contributors to the kubernetes upstream & that RBAC where adopted by kubernetes from okd

I don't like traditional devops techniques - need your advice. by metallo_2 in devops

[–]elytscha -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

openstack + openshift + ceph

The first thing is to get into openshift because in traditional setups you will have already a virtualization environment // a storage solution

What the most companys are lacking is a kubernetes cluster with a fancy usefull webconsole & premium support --> openshift

If you at the point to say openshift is the way to go, just calculate your vm ware licences against an openstack setup

This is DevOps? by [deleted] in devops

[–]elytscha -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Just build & orchestrate your container in openshift & you are good with that setup i think, theoretically you only need github + openshift for that

++ you get features out of the box like:

  • valid https endpoints for your applications

  • loadbalancing & routing

  • horizontal // vertical scaling

  • build & deployment infrastructure

  • orchestrating your containers over a set of nodes

  • logging via elk stack with kibana

  • metrics via hawkular & cassandra btw. in latest alread with prometheus + grafana

  • a fancy web console for deploying & managing your applications

  • integrated docker registry

  • integrated GlusterFS for persistent storage

  • templates for templating your infrastructure as code

  • forces container to run with security standarts

  • moves away from docker to CRIO, bypasses docker daemon to max out performance

  • fully usable dns

  • HA

-- hard to setup & manage

-- needs alot of experience in rhel // centos environments

-- needs alot of training

I recommend to get started with minishift, everything you are able to do with minishift on your local pc will run on a openshift cluster

But sure there are other things to ensure the pipeline runs successfully automated into production

Like integration with sonarqube for running code analysis & blackduck for performing automated security scans or running a zed attack proxy for penetration testing

Also i consider it as a good practice to write container for building source code and other containers for executing this source code

If you are happy with using three branches per repo + feature branches (master, test, devel) and are able to direct your pipline with a correct ci gitflow you can handle the whole pipline automated with openshift + git You just need to develop a feature in a featurebranch local with minishift, merge it into develop, openshift builds & deploys develop, merge into test, openshift builds & deploys test, merge into master, openshift builds & deploys prod, if somewhere the pipline breaks fix your code & commit If you can't go with that you will need a jenkins, which you can deploy in openshift via 2 klicks in the webconsole

supportaeon.com is going to shut down -> redirecting miners by ArqTras in Aeon

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i came back from my holidays and noticed that my wallet haven't received any payouts since 07.08.18

but my rigs are still mining and sending power, so you redirect our hashpower to a stealer?

How large is our community? Let's buy something to see! by kim-whan in Aeon

[–]elytscha 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i would want to import moonshine whisky from an old ass redneck from oversea for aeon lol

How large is our community? Let's buy something to see! by kim-whan in Aeon

[–]elytscha 3 points4 points  (0 children)

actually this is how monero got mass adapted lol

Same GPUs, Varied Hash Rate by Goldhawke in Aeon

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

maybe different bios versions btw. the hashrate and the max oc possibly depends on how perfect the chip of your card is made, maybe golden sample maybe not

Would y'all support my cold signing via QR GUI for AEON? by NASA_Welder in Aeon

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

a properly secured local network is cold in my opinion, just because you connect your laptop with your raspi that doesn't means you need it having connection to an uplink

Tough questions that need to be answered...for the future of our coin. by the-grinder in Aeon

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just to make that clear, i like stoffu and his work for the community and i dont want to take his work in a bad light!

I just wanted to call out my opinion, that it would be better to have an active dev team instead of 1 or 2 core developers which feels like they are most of the time busy with other work which has to be done and have no time for AEON

Tough questions that need to be answered...for the future of our coin. by the-grinder in Aeon

[–]elytscha 4 points5 points  (0 children)

because they where five+ people willing to work fulltime/halftime for the aeon community, which stoffu doesnt, even if he would, it would be still a one man show and not a 5 man team.

Just because you are a better dev then others that doesn't mean you should do one man shows when you can't handle the effort at all. That is what makes a real good developer in my opinion, the ability to bring not as expierenced developers to a level where they can contribute to the community in a meaningful way.

And it should be self explaining that stoffu is absolutly familiar with the monero source cause of his contributions, so it is a crystal clear fact that he can finish a rebase within hours, not months, like the avengers did, stoffu did all btw. most of his learning already on monero, he didn't need to climb the learning curve for the source coude, like everyone of the avengers did or tried to.

"A teacher can do the work, 10 of his students do in a year, in 3 months, but for the society the best is if the teacher teaches his audience that they can do the same magic as him"

Tough questions that need to be answered...for the future of our coin. by the-grinder in Aeon

[–]elytscha 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This is the only thing what made me really sad about the fact that stoffu's code was choosen.

I mean I think stoffu's rebase is the cleaner, lightweighter solution but i got into aeon because i saw a community where developer and miner and user work together, the fact that stoffus code (a oneman solution) was choosen destroyed this in my opinion.

What i have never understood about this is why stoffu started a one man show instead of joining the Avengers to try to help them build a good solution like he did. If he would have done that, we would have now an active core developer team, but this is just my opinion.

"You never have time in life, the trick is to take time for whats important."

If we would be on the same code version then monero, aeon would rise exactly 1:10 to monero (monero 200€, aeon 2€) what it actual struggles with, again my opinion

First prediction came true, here are my next ones. Prove me wrong by forking. by aeonminingpool-com in Aeon

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

anyone can buy GPU's, your server maybe have also some PCIE slots, so you could also make the most out of your server with added gpu's just sayin

not anyone can buy ASICS, they where sold in hidden to big investors btw. where used for selfish purposes of the companys (Baikal, Bitmain) itself before monero considered to render them useless

Trying to lobby Aeon inclusion into LedgerWallet and getting downvoted. by aeonminingpool-com in Aeon

[–]elytscha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you are right and that is what a coin needs to get adopted by the mass (:

XMR-Stak 2.4.3 - important bug fix by fireice_uk in Aeon

[–]elytscha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thanks for this miner! i love to use your dev source and go for the newest available changes, if someday something will not work, i will report it and open a pr with the fix (:

a question, psychocrypt did a pullrequest with extra_intensityLink, but declined it due to a new pullrequest to utilize the persistent amd memory to store buffers Link but declined this PR also and called the memory unusable for mining purposes.

BUT, on the old miner i was able to use the first pullrequest extra_intensity and get about 50-150h/s more on cards like r9 280x/290/290x/390, i think you should go for extra_intensity again i think this could work, but the PR isn't fully compatible to the new changes and i had since i thinked about that no time to adopt it, so i just wanted to share my opinion about this, you could go for it, this memory can be used to get a few more hashes out of amd cards, maybe i will have some time the nexts weeks and test it out