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This Guide will allow you to connect to a tightVNCserver on Ubuntu 20.04 with no monitor or keyboard attached to the Server. The problem i was having prior to this was it previously needed a monitor plugged in - in order for the mouse and keyboard to work. This is the work around. - First of all you want to set a Static IP Address on your Ubuntu 20.04 in netowrk settings - Head to Settings/Sharing and enable the Sharing switch at the top of the screen. You will want to click on 'Screen Sharing' , again enabling the switch, allowing connections to control the screen. Click 'Require a Password' button and enter a password. Select the netowork you wish to use. - Head to the terminal and enter these commands below sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo apt install xfce4 xfce4-goodies tightvncserver - You want to select gdm3 vncserver - Here enter a password, and select no to view only vncserver -kill :1 gsettings set org.gnome.Vino require-encryption false - This will disable encryption over the connection so remember not to use it for anything of importance sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-dummy - This next line tricks the server to think there is a monitor attached. sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf - Here you want to edit the xorg.conf and add all the below code into the file. Ctrl-X and Y to save. If the file doesnt exist, create it. Section "Device" Identifier "Configured Video Device" Driver "dummy" EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "Configured Monitor" HorizSync 31.5-48.5 VertRefresh 50-70 EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "Default Screen" Monitor "Configured Monitor" Device "Configured Video Device" DefaultDepth 24 SubSection "Display" Depth 24 Modes "1920x1080" EndSubSection EndSection reboot - Reboot the server and once Ubuntu has started you can go into your VNC Viewer in Windows and create a new connection to connect to the server. You should be able to remove the HDMI lead for the monitor and any keyboard / mouse and remote into it with full use of the remote mouse/keyboard with full native Desktop.

@LegionKeign wait, you said D will ultimately be worthless and useless, yet you mine D, with gpus and your FPGAs at a loss and you trade it. 🤷 You sound pretty bullish to me

Hi guys just wanted to post some images of a few things I've been working on. I've built myself my very own crypto room. I built the entire lot, and proved to be a lot of work, but well worth it. Just wanted to share my work. Framing up of the room Installation of exterior sheeting Flushed exterior joins Installation of insulation Door frame installed Exhaust fan to remove heat in the room Walls flushed Installation of floor Laying of carpet tiles Fitting off data rack Denarius wall logo. I decided I needed a bit of colour on the wall along side the Denarius logo so managed to get a copy of an image of Denario, the D mascot. First I used a projector to project the logo on the wall. Masking tape was used in the wall followed by a scalpel knife to cut out the lettering followed by painting. I've also been working along side Buzz who had helped me get a full screen QT Wallet running on the raspberry Pi 3b+ The wallet runs perfectly on the pi 👌 Latest updates. I've managed to texture paint the outside of the room. Exterior paint + white sand Recently added 10x F1 minis, soon to be 12. Added shelving and work bench to the middle of the room. Recently added 3 x Pi 3B+ cluster to support my network for faster local syncing. It's been a while since I updated the post so I thought I'd add more photos of what I've done to the room in the last 12 months. I was able to get my hands on a brand new 9kva generator which I modified and rewired to be able to take the load of the essential services of the room. Alot of work was done setting all this up I ended up replacing the extractor fan to a can fan which has alot more power to remove the heat from the room, quicker, when it gets too hot. New return air vents in the wall which are filtered. Room has been re arranged to suit I taught my self how to set up an enterprise server. I bought an HP Blade Server and spent countless amount of hours on it learning how to set it up. NAS, Blade Server and UPS were all installed. I then set up fortunastakehosting.com 20191012_015818.mp4 I need a backup way of cooling the room once it became too hot so I installed a 7kw AC I finished off my CPU miners. 2x 16 core AMD thread rippers and 2x 32 core threadrippers Rearranged the F1 mini miners and added an F1+ to the family of miners Thanks for stopping by. If you like the work, please share it around. Every single thing you see in these photos, I've built / installed all on my own from scratch. The entire build of the room from sheeting it, painting, carpets, tv installs, building of servers, mining rigs, electrical installation, servers, server racks, you name it, self taught all 100% custom and built on my own. Don't forget to head to fortunastakehosting.com for your fortunastake hosting! More updates will follow 👍

I will run a few Master Nodes. I'd like to see them rare in a sense as the coin itself will be rare in time to come. 5000 DNR per Master Node makes perfect sense. Its not ridiculously expensive for a MN and not too cheap. Those in early will benefit from the cheaper prices whilst the newcomers/latecomers will need to pay a bit more before the price moves north

DHoTyh1dN2SzwyADejZJ2CjEjCk7jCD67m yes please!

Where do you see this coin in 6 months time? price wise? I was talking to another guy on a forum the other night who is heavily into cryptocoin and the programming side of it and compares DNR to rival with bitcoin, its a big call.

wish he'd announce it already haha

have you heard anything regarding the progress of the applications?

saw someone say we could hit between $30-$50 if its lists on bittrex and poloniex, man i cant wait!!

Hey @Carsen how we travelling with bittrex and poloniex? That'll put a rocket under it!!

This forum is awesome Carsen, so easy to use! Lets get this baby moving!