If you have chronic trouble breathing through your nose, go see an ENT. That surgery changed my life.

https://github.com/zkonduit/ezkl

Same, I went from kind of understanding most of the concepts to grokking a lot of it pretty well. He’s super good at explaining things.

Sync can filter by keywords.

Discreetly https://github.com/discreetly/

It’s a federated anonymous chat system.

In alpha now. We will be pushing some big updates over the next few weeks.

We broke a bunch of endpoints last night but it should be back up by the end of the week. If you want to try it out DM me for an invite code.

He didn’t flee, he was based out of the Bahamas to try to evade taxes and regulation, not extradition, this meme isn’t accurate.

You are my people

Every update takes forever to compile

Multi account containers are super useful for managing multiple accounts though. Keeping work/personal/hobby stuff separate is awesome.

I lived in a semi-rural area that had fiber access 1 mile away on the same road and they refused to run it unless i paid them $20k. The area was separated by a railroad track, which required permits and they didn’t want to deal with it.

They are pricey compared to wyzecam though, but probably worth it at this rate

Ethereum doesn’t use mining at all anymore. It can get expensive to use though, which layer 2 chains help with

A Honda Civic can’t tow a trailer of machinery, or haul material to a job

If you like vue, try svelte(kit). Not that it’s better, but another tool in your toolbox. Svelte stores are pretty nice.

It will still have some state, things like merkle roots will still be verifiable, and any derived/state that isn’t kept from the main chain will have some form of proof that links it to the main chain.

Most actual transactions/normal user stuff is moving to layer 2 chains, which commit a hash or proof of their state to the main chain. So they will still carry their state, but rely on the security of Ethereum main net.

There will still be archive nodes that store everything that’s ever happened, but being a full archive node won’t be required to run a normal node as a validator or as a user. This allows the network to be more decentralized without every node needing 2-4TB of fast nvme to even do anything.

This is why Ethereum is moving to statelessness. Where only a rolling state is saved but the diffs are broadcast and accessible for a certain period of time before they are dropped. So any system listening to an Ethereum node can just follow the root and listen for just changes they care about.

What about one drive and edge?? Last time I had to do updates on the SOs computer I told her I’m switching her to Linux as soon as gaming just gets a little more stable (she plays halo infinite, which sometimes isn’t that polished on Linux)

I wish the US Government had their shit together enough where this should be their top concern.

Or unix epoch time

yay -Syu && reboot && 😉🤞