#asknostr Does the cradicle GUI work for others on Linux? Dev says it works for them, maybe it's just my devuan live USB it didn't want to work in.

Something important about cradicle: We'll use Tor to move a lot of data around between seeders and peers. This is like BitTorrent, which the Tor project says not to use on Tor because it creates heavy network load. So are they also going to recommend against Cradicle because it creates heavy load? Probably not. They specifically say the load issue applies to Tor exit node operators, because most of the seeders you download torrents from will be outside Tor and require an exit node. Cradicle on the other hand is designed around Tor from the start, and should have enough users on Tor to avoid needing so much traffic through exit nodes. People with DNS-based servers can seed without Tor, everyday users can use Tor, and the spillover between both sides shouldn't be the majority of traffic.

The Eden fork devs have migrated away from GitHub and also expressed interest in possibly adopting radicle/cradicle

I guessed some word I don't even know before the actual word for this one

In that case, I'm waiting for nostr to get more support for Monero and doggie coin

Any devs tried crad, the CLI end of cradicle? I assume the dev is making more progress there compared to the GUI app, because as a dev they would actually use git via CLI

Finally tested the latest build and I still can't really see any sign the cradicle GUI app is working. On devuan it just seems broken.

I'm finally setting aside a machine again to test cradicle today, but if nobody else starts getting interested in using it soon, I'm quitting all computer related work and just standing outside microsoft headquarters with a cardboard sign begging people to stop supporting them

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I thought Trump died from falling off the lincoln memorial's knee, but people are saying he got rushed out of dinner last night because of some homeless guy popping off random shots nearby?

Me I think, since like 2010 or so, was pretty young though so I don't know the exact timing other than it being when the first big discussions about it happened on reddit

New UI on my mobile browser view

Jumble has changed

Nothing you can say changes the reality that oil is underpriced and people are killing and dying to keep it that way instead of accepting the price it needs to be

Nah, fuck low fuel prices The "great awakening" is when enough people are dead from low fuel prices for the survivors to finally want to stop killing and dying over it and accept higher prices

It's true, we must try harder to protect people from Gaza and elsewhere