Jeff Schroeder

My motto going forward: Move fast and make stuff, unit test, don’t break stuff!

all my mutuals are mutually loved and appreciated

ai is gonna take your jerbs!

. @VelocityDEX is back.

@eden_ When $EDEN?

if solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump fails, crypto fails.

@chrisjohnston @Mericamemed The custom beam you speak of is an LVL and it’s not really a custom thing. They’re used all the time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laminated…

@Mericamemed You can remove it but not without the help of an engineer, an architect, and a contractor. You would need to build some kind of custom beam to span the area supported by the wall and tie it in structurally to the two nearest load bearing walls.

100% a structural wall. Husband is going to come home to...... no home

Getting this beta ready has been a herculean effort. I’ve been thoroughly impressed by the engineering team that remains at Velocity/Drift. Despite heavy turnover, the remaining team are absolute chads. While I’ve been working to make the protocol more secure, they’ve been in the trenches rebuilding the infrastructure, patching bugs, and just generally kicking ass. If you’re on the beta, please beat the crap out of it with a wrench. Find all of the bugs (both old and new). You will not hurt our feelings. I truly treasure every bit of feedback we can get. Have fun!

@brianlong @jasper9890 @YouTube Yes. Oasis were temu Beatles.

@jasper9890 @YouTube Is “Hey Jude” a better option? 😉

It's time to sing! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Oasis - Wonderwall (Official Video) youtu.be/bx1Bh8ZvH84?is… via @YouTube

👀

@trash196053474 @MascMillennial Already is. Pretty large intrusion on civil liberties. Makes Amazon giving law enforcement unfettered access to ring video streams look like child’s play.

@SEJeff @MascMillennial This is going to be a big, big problem.

I just noticed 3 new flock cameras on my way home from the gym that weren’t there 2 days ago. Small town on a lake and the spots they’re in make absolutely no sense. Whatever they are planning, they are in a hurry.

@trash196053474 @MascMillennial x.com/mrgunsngear/st…

@MascMillennial They are not putting them in areas where actual crime happens. Isn't that funny.

@lookyafoundme @MascMillennial Lick those boots harder

Haha FACT. I would love to work for DHS in a helpful capacity. The Flock cams I’ve seen in other places (and to your Bots & commies posting — non-high-crime-areas) make no sense. Apparently some Academy Sports have them outside(?). They hide them in small business signage, too. A local car wash has one attached to their sign, and it was basically forced on the business.

Solana’s ice queen @calilyliu dropping bodies

@YouKnowEno @brianlong @ramzyyalii @brianlong is one of the most underappreciated 🐐s in the ecosystem been with @solana since day 1, helped a ridiculous number of teams, great dude

Article #19 in my 'I Read The Policies So You Don't Have To Series'; Flock Safety (Surveillance Technology) @ItsNotNicole/i-read-the-policies-so-you-dont-have-to-flock-surveillance-technology-6d5b7ae77102" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@ItsNotNicole/…

I co-founded pfSense. For the last year I've been building its successor. If you run pfSense today, you already know the reasons to look around: development you can't influence, a CE edition that feels like an afterthought, FreeBSD driver roulette on modern hardware, and a config workflow where one bad apply on a remote box means a drive. nfSensei is my answer. Built from scratch in Rust, on Linux, and designed around the things pfSense users actually complain about. Your config.xml imports. There's an importer that reads your pfSense config, shows you exactly what maps over and what needs attention, then applies it. You don't start from zero. You can't brick it from the couch. Changes stage as a candidate, diff before apply, validate through the real engines before anything is written, and auto-roll-back if you don't confirm in time. If a config ever fails at boot, the box falls back to the last good one on its own. The hardware works. Linux base means modern NICs and drivers just work — and the fast path compiles your rules to XDP at 40Gbps. Automation is native, not scraped. Everything the UI does is a documented API call — about 1,140 of them, with a built-in explorer. Your Ansible finally gets a real interface. The VPNs are current. WireGuard, IPsec, Tailscale, and self-hosted mesh — your own control plane, your keys — plus post-quantum key exchange where it counts. The experimental stuff has its own wing. Thirty-plus Labs features behind toggles: WAN bonding that fuses multiple cheap uplinks through a $5 VPS into one resilient pipe, per-flow SLA telemetry with tamper-evident audit chains, GeoDNS that steers traffic by live RTT and load, application-aware QoS, config push to a whole fleet of remote nodes, and an AI assistant on the box that reads your actual interfaces and logs using local models. Toggles are per-browser and can't touch your running config — flip things on, break them, tell me about it. Oh, and there is much more to mention here! Self-hosted, on your hardware, no cloud account, no subscription. It's NOW IN ACTIVE BETA (previously alpha) with about 40 testers, and bug reports typically get fixed in days. I want more people who know what pfSense does well and can tell me exactly where nfSensei falls short. If you are interested in testing please email me: sullrich@gmail.com. Tell me about your pfSense setup and I'll get you access. Note: Affiliates and employees of Netgate are not invited.

@libsvm I run a genesis validator and put in both the identity and vote keys and it says it found it at 1+ epoch. Not helpful.

im old man

Memory DIMM 😂

@eightbitsim @mert @alessandrod > Involves route searching across the chain state - takes 10-20 ms atleast ahahaha, are you arbing on potato-server with ruby or python ?😅

IBRL, the Solana way

@buffalu__ @inno_sol Ooohh I wanna see

@inno_sol my feed is full of it

screenshotting everyone that fell for the troll