oh yeah. wiping relays, mucking profile, wiping follows. doubt any is intentional, just the casualties of move fast, use people as testers.
The upside of my laptop issue this mornikh meant that i had reason to retest instructions. Found bug and fixed this page today.
wait... why is wiping relays bad?
paid relays should have a policy on how much or how long they will store. intention isnt permanence
$40 is a lot of sats. my dev earnings have been about $16 over the past year and that doesnt factor expenses but i'll keep saving. maybe one day i'll buy a book
whats stopping your website from looking like this
yikes. reminds me of the buckyballs ban
just opt out of face, eye, body scan and go for the free public groping
can you make it a popup book?
Typical thread of messages from an X.
When i visited NYC for the first time in 2015, the starbucks often had prostitutes using the restrooms for quickie spaces
drivechain: move slowly and break things
imagine doing this without 7 screens of options and needing to reference the handle manually that twitter/x imposed
FWIW, my development machine is a 13 year old laptop with 8GB of RAM and it works fast enough with Ubuntu MATE, a trimmed down Linux Distro derivative of Ubuntu using the lighter weight marco window manager instead of the newer gnome
I use it for my Python development of Nodeyez using VS Code as the IDE.
For systems with limited resources consider distros like Ubuntu Mate, Linux Mint, Manjaro
i dont post nostr from the laptop but i did migrate the mobile to obtanium yesterday :)
the liveusb is a great idea to test out on hardware as well.
also can install into a VM if separate machine isnt available
Worth noting that there are different popular package managers (apt, yum, etc) and init systems (systemd, upstart, etc) and this is going to drive the majority of differences in distros apart from aesthetics in window managers.
I tend to recommend ubuntu, or at least debian based for consumers and desktops. This is especially true for those wanting the widest support.
For business and gov servers its often constrained by regulations and approved software lists.