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Thank you
Sorry did my research a few months ago, so don't have the history anymore
but if I do come across anything again I'll try to remember to post about them
Saw many reports of njalla taking over domains of people who paid with bitcoin or shitcoins
No idea if they’re true but still, domain providers game is all about confidence
Thank you calle
Each one of us is a small cog in this beautiful machine that's going to revolutionize the world
And yes domains are shitcoins
Hey #asknostr what’s the best/safest place to buy domains ?
I’ve been using namecheap forever but if there’s something better please share
Heard about njalla but apparently they might rug pull you and you can’t do anything about it
Goddamn after working on "bindex" for months, I just saw the romanz took the name on crates.io a week ago
Lesson learned, reserve your names early folks !
Hello Lagertha
Doing my part 🫡
Lightning is in beta that’s probably why it doesn’t show up in the docs
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpq68euw93e4cam59llcmydav0akwjk2p4nfy3p85pn22xv9y2jxuzqf35lee with Lightning has hands down the best UX for a paid service I've ever had
You can create a brand new account (email and password free !) and pay for the service in under 30s
*chef's kiss*
#Bitcoin is hope 🕊️
M4 specs are just too good for the price and Mac OS doesn't break nearly as often as Linux (and I've been a hard-core arch linux, build everything maxi for years in the past)
M4 vs One (worse, same-ish price)

M4 vs Pure (worse AND more expensive)

What's better than one 1️⃣ server ?
TWO 2️⃣ servers !
https://kibo.money is now hosted on two* Mac minis at the same time and very soon at different locations and using different ISPs, thanks to Cloudflare tunnel replicas to ensure maximum availability and practically 0 downtime*.
So now, you'll be able to fully enjoy the services even when maintenance is needed
* Yes, there is an older instance called "backup" but it's not a full (server only, without indexing/computhing) one as the machine is quite old and is only a copy via Syncthing (rsync) and so when the main server is down it just gives old data. It also has it's own URL which you need to know if you want to fetch via the API
* Unless there is a bug of course !
#Bitcoin is hope 🕊️

Here's a peak of the completely reworked API for the v0.6 release, in which it:
Finally has a(n optional) range (from=INDEX, to=INDEX), which if omitted will give the whole thing (if it's not too big)
Supports multiple formats: Base JSON, JSON (file), CSV (file), TSV (file)
Supports multiple datasets at once, for all formats
Supports a bunch of indexes such as height, date index, tx index, tx in index, ... and later month index, year index, ...
I've basically answered all the feature requests that I got
Stay tuned for more updates about the v0.6 and its release


PR: https://github.com/kibo-money/kibo/pull/15
#Bitcoin is hope 🕊️
Another neat thing is that I completely rebuilt the backend (if kibo were at a 1.X.X version the v0.6 would be the equivalent of a v2.0.0) and so datasets are stored in a completely different way, from compressed binary "objects" to pure bytes as vecs (arrays)
Which means that you can parse them with other languages if you want, there is no need to call an API locally anymore
Here's an example where we're reading the 21 first values of a height to timestamp vec and then displaying the date using Python




