Check and play with your router's or PC's DNS... I removed one of cloudflares DNS IP and added in Google's DNS to test and it's being more consistent.

Oh yes, I would love a music podcast-focused app. And I would 100% support it. I love Fountain, but it's starting to lack in features for music.

As one door closes, another door opens.

Just finished the new album from Nine Inch Nailes for the new Movie Tron:Ares coming out next month. depressing beautiful tracks with a walking beat.

To add to this I really only knock the debt down about 5K I think, but my brain is mush just thinkin about it. Intrest is a pain to caculate sometimes...

GN nostr.

I remember the relief of signing the settlement papers — the calls stopped, and I finally had certainty. I owed $24,664.40 and settled for $8,920, paying $518.45/month into escrow for 37 months (~$19,198 total). Debt gone, peace bought — but no assets gained. Then I had a what-if moment. If I had DCA’d $518.45/month into Bitcoin from Nov 2022–Nov 2025, I’d have put in ~$19,182 and accumulated ~0.74 BTC (avg buy ~$25,855). At today’s price, that’s ≈$82,780 — an unrealized gain of ≈$63,600. Enough for a car, truck, or even a solid house down payment. And this is just an average, and not mathing in month spot check, so It's probably off, but still conveys my example. Debt relief has real value, but once I ran the math, I realized the group that “helped” me made about $10K off me. That’s close to just paying the settlement amount directly, except they effectively charged me ~22% credit card fees. I can’t change the past, but I can redirect the lesson: once my final payment is done in Nov, I’ll take that same $518/month and put it into Bitcoin. Playing it safe bought me certainty, but it also cost me big. Over time, Bitcoin’s highs and lows have always trended upward. Lesson: quantify the cost of certainty. Sometimes “playing it safe” costs more than you think. (Clarification: I used an LLM to help summarize and run the numbers, then edited it into my own style. Tools like Duck.ai and Warp Terminal are pretty great tools for this.) your welcome to put this in your podcast as a thought experiment. I think that might help some people realize the value of an asset like bitcoin.

Also I need to keep the mindset that this is a tool and not a crutch. Always verify what it outputs and use safe coding practices!

I watch the entire video, and I'm amazed with what you can be accomplished with LLMs. Plus love that this a Pay-Per-Use and I don't have to waste money on a subscription! My only criticism is that, it needs to be more upfront about how much you are paying per usage. Plus connecting this to a git repo would be awesome too.

Yes! I was able to vibecode with Warp Terminal to create an MCP module for LM studio to use ddgr to run websearches! It even uses python for the base of script. Now I can search all about ducks! Basically what great about this is now I can use a local models to gather information incase I decide to move on from Warp. I currently pay for it, but that might change in the future! When I a chance, I'll share it on a website that I might give code as well too! Still learning the in and outs of using llms, but I'm getting there! this is fun! I never been much of a coder but thanks to llms, I can scratch an itch if the need demands it!

Holy Canoly, I never knew this was a thing. On my work laptop the desktop wallpaper changes according to NASA's APOD RSS Feed. So apparently upward lightning strikes is a thing. I for sure want to witness that in person some day! https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap250909.html

#GM everyone. Just here to let you all know that today is a new day, a new week, and no matter what happens in your own life or in this world, it's going to be okay. https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=CaA_fnW1la0 #music

When it comes to running relays, you guys can probably run your own filtered relay. Because if you take a look at a relay called filter.noster.wine, it has a way of aggregating multiple relays and giving you a feed. This is designed to reduce spam on the nostr network and also battery life because it's there's less rela's ones phone has to communicate to. So, if each podcast app has its own relay to handle its own community, then PodcastIndex can just take in those feeds that are submitted and then aggregate them together into a single global feed. Then that way that gives you a central information point, but if you guys go down, each podcaster has their own relay and then can handle their own loads. Just my two cents, still love you guys and I'll bet you do. Go podcasting. https://fountain.fm/episode/TsY7ILfx8qAYSfe2zOWu

https://2025.texaslinuxfest.org/

Do you guys want me to make a updated logo for Texas Linux Fest? I'm always open to do graphics for you guys again. https://fountain.fm/episode/WAdYNUUOOCXzEQBEPBhH

Yeah, my phone ended up playing two and three podcasts in the background without me realizing it. So, my loss is the artists gain. Anyways, love what you do and I love your unique take on music. Definitely give me a lot more variety. That's for sure. https://fountain.fm/episode/Fc6D0QVe6DrYpo9jgY7I