v1rtl

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For those interested I've just published the contract used resolving the ENS records through Obiter! https://github.com/orbiterhost/orbiter-resolver Personally nerded out quite a bit over this thing. It checks the records on the Public Resolver and Legacy Public Resolver first before falling back to offchain gateway. With this approach all of the records a user recorded on the Public Resolver will essentially carry over and be unaffected when switching to Orbiter's resolver. ENS is some cool shit

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Started the cleanup of @ipfs ipld/unixfs to move from a barely maintained protobufjs to protobuf-es and I almost got it done but I bumped into a few problems if anyone has experience with protobufs, pls ping me here, I only have 12 tests failing (all others pass) 🙏 https://github.com/ipld/js-unixfs/pull/60

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bigger no. IPFS for static, self host on a VPS for dynamic

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I always set it to ESNext in my personal projects and to whatever version Node supports in engines.node if I'm writing a library

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New wallet attribute: 🔏 𝗦𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗮𝘂𝗱𝗶𝘁𝘀 Wallets are high-stakes pieces of software; third-party security audits help keep their code secure. Walletbeat now checks that wallets have undergone a recent audit, fixed its findings, and published it. Raising the bar.

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McDonald's food is tasteless trash I believe in Hesburger supremacy

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@stevedylandev.eth

Over the last week or two I've been diving down the ENS rabbit hole to learn how IPCM could be used with the contentHash property, and today I've published a post with what we built! Really excited about this one, special thanks to @greg for his help!! 🙏 https://bit.ly/3CKkA3R

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time to shill Blumen https://github.com/StauroDEV/blumen

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with performance I meant for example how much time it would take to discover a file on the network, sometimes it takes literally hours and IPFS HTTP gateways tend to be very slow with that as well another problem is that IPFS providers don't replicate across diverse infra, so it's bound to only one server/cluster, that's also why perf often sucks I wish deploying an IPFS node would be much easier than it is now, thus making replication easier

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IPFS suffers from many problems to be fair 1) poor performance 2) high understanding barrier (it took me around ~1.5 years to fully understand the protocol, how pinning and GC actually works etc) 3) decreasing node count, leading to 1 (and centralization) 4) assumption that everyone is going to install a desktop app (not gonna happen) good thing though that now IPFS folks are focusing on running a node right in a browser (Helia), which should help with decentralization and performance without users even thinking about it

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based I think the main blocker to things being more local-first is generally UX since there's less monetary incentive to build such products, they are usually made by enthusiasts and don't always fit to normies

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Had to do it ipcm.eth.limo

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I'm one of the people

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crashes on Firefox Mobile (with uBlock Origin) as well

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I'm gradually shifting to use Lunacy because it works the same everywhere and lets you import fonts + has Dev mode for free

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The crypto bubble keeps circle jerking about how mass adoption is just around the corner, completely ignoring that this bold experiment started a _decade_ ago. The only real "adoption" we've seen so far is people getting rugged, phished, or scammed (& stablecoins tbf). I love Ethereum — it's a unique economic playground that's never been seen before — but let's be real: we've completely failed (so far) to bring the other 99% of the world into this thing. I know, I know, we keep working on it, but let's just admit it, please, and don't defend the meme tokens as mass adoption for gambling addicts.

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except r/antiwork which is a retarded echo chamber subreddit anyway, others made this decision simply because Xitter requires you to sign up to view content, and also because of ragebait and low effort posts, which increased sporadically after Musk so it's a good thing, the lesser power xitter has, the better for the rest of the internet

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tauri is good for mobile development, useless for web

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multiple things - deduplication of deps - lighter alternatives - github.com/tinylibs - https://github.com/SocketDev/socket-registry

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Astro or Waku if you need to use RSC https://waku.gg/

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