With the latest primal.net update (a few days ago) I finally stopped cringing when I look at our web app on the desktop. It mostly renders correctly now. 😅

Ok, hit me with the stuff that's busted now. I'm ready.

wait.. is this is even real?! 😳

This is what means living on #bitcoin standard 😏

T-10,000 blocks til the halving!! LFG 🚀⚡️🔥 #bitcoin

i will not wear crocs.

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Reigning Super Bowl champs.

Modern dynasty which is still not respected.

Looking to solidify their name/legacy.

Smartest and most capable defense.

Best QB in the league.

Mahomes is the new Tom Brady.

Don’t overthink it.

Chiefs money-line.

I liked @adamcurry's prediction, at the end of the game Kelce will fumble the ball off his knee or something, the 49rs will return it for a game winning touchdown, and sports fans will blame Taylor swift.

very cool. curious... why is it a pair of twos?

I think 10% is the magic number. 10% with true sovereignty and privacy and censorship resistance cannot be re-enslaved. 10% is the intolerant minority of GFY to all tyrants. 10% would fundamentally fuck the power hierarchies of the world.

Moral of the story: If you are rich and mad, you can do anything, rules are for the poor.

Google Bard is now Gemini and can replace Google Assistant if you'd like to go down that path. I assume eventually that will happen automatically, without opt-in, as Google continues to flex their AI muscles.

I’m facinated by k8s, but don’t know enough about it, and haven’t really had a reason to play with it, since vertical scaling has been much simpler for the stuff I’m running.

Sounds like you’re working with some pretty high throughput services. Hopefully it’s still an interesting problem. I feel like things get much harder when they quit being interesting and become a chore.

You lose some of the flexibility with docker when you are persisting data (more complex to use Docker Swarm) but it’s pretty easy on a single node.

You can create volumes, which can be backed up, but I prefer to just map a path for each container to the host’s file system. It’s a one line add. Then I just have to back up one parent folder and all my persisted data is backed up.

A few thoughts after a year running front facing web services:

- containerized services really shouldn’t include SSL, and if the author insists, there should be a setting to turn it off.

- the number of containers that include a DB in the app container is disturbing. I don’t need six Postgres instances on the same server. This is what docker compose is for.

- why do people store binary files in Postgres? PicSur becomes an abomination after a few thousand files.

- Nostr relays are probably some of the best behaved containers I’ve played with.

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