Very good presentation, and thanks for sharing!

+1

great presentation!

i have a question: after reading some, it feels to me that the random number generators used in monero could be its weakest point.
can somone tell something to this? is this all bullshit?

what do we use to do this? some open standard? c++ internal function? something self made?
sorry i can not look it up myself, i would not know where to start, even if i can read it to a certain way myself.

btw wikipedia has this when you look up cryptonote :


sorry if this was allready discussed.

not as far as i would know.

if he is your friend, you should send him some

While walking back from from work in a suburban area I pick up an average of 2 deposit bottles every day.  At 1/10 Monero per bottle that is a Monero every week.  If only there was a recycle machine that dispensed Moneroj.

I am currently don't own any Monero. I did, but I sold them not long ago. I think I gonna exchange some for him.
Thanks!

There isn't a mainnet faucet that I know of, but there is a testnet faucet: http://monerotap.com

... and isn't an obvious bought account, I assume
(because, yes, that's a thing here nowadays)

What are you referring to specifically? The use of the AES cipher?

Wrong information.

I think they can handle this they need to manage a large amount of wallets.

I dont kow but maybe simplewallet's or bitmonerod's APIs have a function for creating new wallets.