Have I done something for the common good? Then I share in the benefits. To stay centered on that. Not to give up.
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But I noticed it currently just returns "dev" npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb @[email protected] this is a test npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb This is huge! Amazing work npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb That scales to 8 billion users? npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb I didn't know Tauri was thing. Looks pretty cool! npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb feeling like one lucky MFer https://bitcoiner.social/static/attachments/SBgdqA_lucky.png The fee span for this block was 4 - 300 sat/vB, mined by Foundry this week. The TX was an lnd force close with olympus. And just as well too, I wanted to sweep my mutiny wallet before it goes eol npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb Test - | **Component** | **Estimated Peak Power Draw** | |---|---| | **RTX 5090** | ~600W | | **Core i7-13700K** | ~250W (with boost) | | **Motherboard (Z690)** | ~60W | | **RAM (DDR5)** | ~10W (2 sticks) | | **Storage (M.2 SSDs, SATA)** | ~10-15W | | **Case Fans (5 total)** | ~10W | | **AIO Pump (280mm)** | ~5-10W | - Total Estimated Peak Draw : **~945-955W** - Power Supply: **1000W** Super Flower SF-1000F14MP - provides up to 83.3A on the +12V rail npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb Love first. 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What's a good article or video I can leave him with to all that off with? @nprofile…5xxx help! npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb Big thanks to @nprofile…fzzy for pointing me in the right directions on this npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb Should these work on amethyst? I get no events. Might be due to relays, I'm guessing npub1dxs2pygtfxsah77yuncsmu3ttqr274qr5g5zva3c7t5s3jtgy2xszsn4st pleb Marinating sirloin steak in salt, then buttering it while it grills on the stove. Good shit, one f my weekly staples now. 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