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by Tom (u/plebeius.eth) | 11mo ago
lol nice, feels good using a serverless platform. we will make it plebs, slowly but surely.
Alcohol is a psychological poison. Gambling is retarded. Cigarette is ok. It cannot destroy your life. Except is you smoke a shit-ton of it. I mean families, or life, seldom get destroyed by cigarette. Smoking only reduce life expenctancy by 10 years.
by Tom (u/plebeius.eth) | 11mo ago
we're the top left rubbing hands merchants of plebbit tokens conspiring for pleb world domination through p2p FOSS distribution. wojak tax-paying soydev on the right screaming "N-NO YOU CAN'T DO THAT!!!" he's in utter disbelief and is ngmi sadly. trannies and furries below rejoice for the wonders of pure pee 2 pee enabling unlimited scaling of their mental illnesses.
wow, it actually does look like macos. not yet sure if I prefer it though.
by Tom (u/plebeius.eth) | 11mo ago
Yes, 30-60GB is pretty much ideal, nowadays people with fast broadband can easily consume many hundreds of GBs per month (e.g., 4K streaming can use 10-15GB per hour).
That sounds like things are going in the right direction for you. Have you an optimal bandwidth consumption level? I assume those levels are ideal for those with relatively fast broadband?
by Tom (u/plebeius.eth) | 11mo ago
Thanks, I'm happy with the progress so far. On p2p, with my rpc (like https://plebbit.works, or in the upcoming desktop apps) posting is instantaneous now. Also [Rinse reported](https://t.me/plebbitjs/31600) bandwidth consumption decreased 100x with trackers, ie running a node now consumes roughly 30-60GB of data per month, whereas before trackers it consumed 3-6TB of data per month.
I've been following. It seems like today marks the first day in which a perceptible difference in speed is present, at least, to me. Nice to see an innovative project progressing.
technopleb.eth | by Tom (u/plebeius.eth) | 11mo ago
On Apple computers, fonts are rendered in a very specific way, fine tuned for the specific displays they use. This causes fonts to look better when compared to Windows PCs, and most Linux systems. This is not because of screen DPI, it's because of a combination of OS-level font rendering techniques such as fractional glyph positioning, intense stem darkening and intentional lack of hinting and anti-aliasing. Further explained: https://x.com/luciascarlet/status/1857909771757867082 It turns out, both Windows and Linux users can actually achieve very similar results. It won't work the same on any screen of course, but you can try different settings to get closer to a better result depending on the monitor you're using. Follow this advice and check the replies: https://x.com/WadeGrimshire/status/1857923285918556661
by Tom (u/plebeius.eth) | 11mo ago
Contrary to popular belief, trackers are way faster than the previous design, they just get stuck on web sometimes because of a bug. We added them two weeks ago btw
For historical reference: https://archive.is/GUZZY (mirrored from the Internet archive)
It's now also available via Tor: http://zfahbff3nwautscwwqyxvquruig25wwxudssxaqprczoxofvpuf2htyd.onion/seedit/ Accessing it via the onion link is more reliable if you're on Tor anyway.
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