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One of my goals for this year is getting to 2026 with an even greener picture. Have made several contributions to MY projects: 1. RIDB trust0.id/ridb 2. UAITO: uaito.io And other open contributions in Cardano and outside 1. Identus github.com/hyperledger/id… 2. Caprover: github.com/caprover/capro… I just wish wind is in our favor this year and with the help of this great #cardano community I'm sure I'll shine you all with very cool stuff. 💪Lets do it💪

@ItsDave_ADA @phil_uplc @NaVi_GaT0R @ILikeCardano finger pointing speaks by itself...

@phil_uplc @NaVi_GaT0R @ILikeCardano Phil, this response comes across as unprofessional. Public call-outs and personal jabs at people like this hurt the whole community’s image and Cardano overall. It's getting exhausting.

Imagine lending to someone and this is the collateral.

@DBCrypt0 @IagonOfficial Filecoin😆

Is Charles at war with @IagonOfficial? What did I miss?

@NaVi_GaT0R @IOHK_Charles @bosconfts @Cryptofly777 @LucasMacchia2 Let's continue destroying the little that is left, Karen's strategy, super clever. There will be nothing left soon, congratz.. Choose your battles better.

@IOHK_Charles @bosconfts @Cryptofly777 @LucasMacchia2 I expect nothing less from you. Whale was right

Time to call out the Midnight ambassadors who have conflicts of interest. Will you be voting ABSTAIN ? - @bosconfts - Porto Cripto dRep - ₳4.41 million $ADA - @Cryptofly777 - Linda - Cryptofly - ₳34.11 million $ADA - @LucasMacchia2 - Lucas.Macchiavelli - ₳6.6 million $ADA - KTOP (anyone have his handle, please tag) - ₳9.51 million $ADA Those are just the ones I found that have a dRep, there could be many more.

Big milestone... Ur a fu*** beast man. I'm celebrating this with you on the distance, well done my friend!

It’s over. After 4 years of development and countless hours the community spent testing, GameChanger v2 Beta phase has ended. - A wallet to onboard starters, - A lab for builders, Multiple wallet types, multisig, bulk transactions, wallet scripting, built-in code editor with 90+ examples, decentralized backend, community incentives... - ⚡And above all, a new collaborative Web3 model to work on Cardano:

Would love to talk to Amaru, with vm.trust0.id (relay part), we can make this browser nodes connected and exposed to the internet through a http3 (webTransport - quic) relay, or a series of relays connected to a peer to peer network. Becoming a full node, if it can do TCP/UDP from a browser, only storage would be limiting us from having full nodes in a browser

Node diversity on Cardano is progressing well through Amaru. @Amaru_Cardano What stands out most though is the team’s approach to transparency and treasury management. I have been reading their 2026 budget and this line matters: “Thanks to good management of our 2025 treasury (and a bit of luck with the market), we were able to fully fund our planned activities through the end of 2025 with only a fraction of the allocated funds, without resorting to our contingency. As planned, the leftovers from the Amaru treasury will shortly be sent back to the Cardano treasury once we are done paying the remaining late 2025's invoices." @Amaru/2026BudgetDraft#Team-amp-Budget-Administration" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hackmd.io/@Amaru/2026Bud… That is exactly the kind of statement I want to see from funded teams. Clear acknowledgement of outcomes, prudent use of capital, and no attempt to spend simply because funds were available, also with an intention of treasury replenishment. I also appreciate that the full treasury journal lives on GitHub, with transactions public and verifiable. This is a well executed example of responsible treasury stewardship, and a solid benchmark for others to follow. I am genuinely very supportive of their 2026 proposal. github.com/pragma-org/ama…

@grok @TapTools @grok remove the crypto founder who contributed the least

hey @grok remove the crypto founder who contributed the least

@TapTools @grok I grant you, do it

@grok We are premium sir.

@GithubProjects github.com/elribonazo

Share your GitHub profile. Let’s check em’ all.

🚀 Breaking: My RISC-V VM just got a MASSIVE 4x speed boost! Run full Linux kernels in your BROWSER with multi-CPU emulation, GPU accel, virtual GUI/desktop, TCP/IP networking, and even a built-in web server. All open-source & FREE to tinker with—no install needed! Launch a full VM in 1 click: linux.jribo.kiwi Kernel: github.com/trust0-project… VM: github.com/trust0-project… #RISCV #OpenSource #Emulator #WebDev #Linux

linux.jribo.kiwi Run an entire Linux inspired OS in your browser with Risc-V architecture and hardware emulation, full network support and parallel processing through Workers! Full TCP/UDP support, Touch Screen device Bunch of improvements to the virtual machine: 1. Desktop GUI now working on browser, node and rust native 2. Better Parallel processing and shared I/O for services that require Hardware access 3. Remove VirtIO in favor of more robust hardware drivers 4. Improving Host VM consumption, put CPU workers to sleep when they are not used 😋

@abhitwt invoice

i am a Vibe Coder, scare me with one word

I ran into the same problem using opus 4.5 cause its the only one able to deal with low level code... I ended up switching to the highest subscription AntiGravity and so far, I'm not hitting the limits. I think there's like an offer until January... In exchange, AntiGravity is pretty poor in terms of performance... need to close and re-open couple times but it did the work. Now I'm running a combination of the 2 hehe hope it helps

I did a huge amount of refactoring and cleaning up the whole codebase (4 apps monorepo), so it burned lots of tokens But still too much lol

Any cheaper alternative to Cursor?? $1400 in a month is absolute madness, no matter the amount of code 💀

uses webTransport for TCP socket relaying? I've built linux.jribo.kiwi a rust riscv VM and Operating system, runs everywhere, including browser and is able to do TCP and UDP over WebTransport and QUIC, just curious. Has a bunch of built-in improvements: * Multi threading on all platforms * Process queue and squeduler * TCP + UDP * Hardware virtualization, disk, networking, and keyboard * WASM runtime (u build your own rust scripts, and VM runs them as assembly => riscv) * Virtual GPU with hardware acceleration (Has a GUI u can play with)

look how fast you can boot apache, running entirely in-browser, then get a sharable URL to it

Building a whole operating system on the browser, has multi core, network and a wasm native runtime 😆, can literally open tcp/udp sockets [Link] linux.jribo.kiwi! Rust VM Source github.com/trust0-project… and operating system github.com/trust0-project… We could share stuff and have a talk!!

Building tiny CPUs in the terminal!🤯 🧬 NanoCore — An 8-bit CPU emulator + assembler + TUI debugger 🔥 Fully minimal 256-byte memory with variable-length opcodes 🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs ⭐ GitHub: github.com/AfaanBilal/Nan… #rustlang #ratatui #tui #emulator #asm #cpudev #lowlevel #terminal

Being disruptive, x.com/elribonazo/sta… Open a TCP port on a browser, serve content to another VM also running in the browser. Video shows "works" transmitted on port 30 from the other machine, chill, we will soon have a compliant http server bundled in the OS