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paul
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conquered gRPC! saturday evening well spent 😂

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just received my first ⚡️ - on this post! thanks 😀🤙

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thanks #[1] 🤙

she’s a good egg, and funny too. i see the hate in the comments and it astounds me tbh.

nice one, where you planning on visiting in scotland? if you’re in edinburgh i’ll take you for a beer 🍺🤙

same kind of applies for content type a week as content topic. i might want to see someone’s notes but not their instagram type photos, git contributions or group messages. do i need a separate identity? or do clients specify what content types they accept and send, kind of like http does.

love it #[0] 🤙

posts & replies mostly

i admire anyone who makes things. unfortunately he seems to be destroying something right now.

Picked up some costa rican coffee, feeling the PV vibes today ☕️🇨🇷

still showing a good few when i look 👀

on my micro relay it’s processor that is the occasional bottleneck, nothing else

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#[4] When I use https://nostrgraph.net/relay_recommendation, I notice that even when I put in my own npub, it's saying "Recommended Relays for @wakoinc".

Is that just a typo, or is it actually checking your npub rather than the one I input?

same

i’m not convinced `ss -s` is a super accurate count. i think it counts all kinds of other connections. i’m no expert, but i think restricting to https ports for example gives a more accurate figure, e.g. `ss -at '( dport = :443 or sport = :443 )'`

i’d love to see other thoughts on this though