mleku

cypherpunks write code

building https://next.orly.dev - fast, configurable and scalable relay engine.

telegram: @mleku1

matrix: @mleku17:matrix.org

simplex: https://smp15.simplex.im/a#PPkiqGvf5kZ3AbFWBh3_tw1b_YgvnkSgDEc_-IuuRWc

Public Key

npub1fjqqy4a93z5zsjwsfxqhc2764kvykfdyttvldkkkdera8dr78vhsmmleku

NIP-05 Address

[email protected]

Profile Code

nprofile1qqsyeqqz27jc32pgf8gynqtu90d2mxztykj94k0kmttxu37nk3lrktcprfmhxue69uhhg6r9vehhyetnwshxummnw3erztnrdakszyrhwden5te0dehhxarj9ekxzmny58nmv3

Publishing to

theforest.nostr1.com

nostr.land

Author Public Key

npub1fjqqy4a93z5zsjwsfxqhc2764kvykfdyttvldkkkdera8dr78vhsmmleku

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2025-11-04 06:23:26 UTC

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how so?

2025-10-28 21:21:05 UTC

is there actually an #llm for #coding that actually works that isn't claude 4 sonnet?
when i put cursor on auto mode, it's like watching a bunch of babies playing with shit.

2025-10-05 11:02:04 UTC

svelte is a wholly different experience to working with react.
everything is in neat little boxes and i can mostly apply CSS changes manually compared to constantly begging the LLM to actually understand what i am asking for. a lot less time in the junie sidebar more time actually hand-tinkering with code.
unfortunately i have to work with React for my paid gig, for now, but i'm gonna master this svelte thing because it is very neat, concise and performant. my first exercise will be building a svelte based nostr kind 1 type client

2025-09-30 04:55:04 UTC

i'm learning how to use an embedded database for a PWA, gonna try IndexedDB
i've figured out that a client has to have a relay with it
i may need to look into how to do this more specific for nostr so it's more efficient

2025-09-27 06:32:01 UTC

the cable speed finally at it's penultimate. yay madeira optic fibre internet
https://i.nostr.build/0mvcM9K5j40cReiT.png

2025-09-26 12:18:09 UTC

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IP address i guess

2025-09-26 09:23:49 UTC

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nah it's on a different repo, new pet project, i will be deploying it when it works properly, soon™

2025-09-26 08:49:44 UTC

on nostr almost nobody is talking about teh coremunists and knotzis fight. it's only persisting on bitcoin xitter.
imagine being stuck in that reality tunnel. ugh. gotta keep on throwing coals in the fire and agitating things...

2025-09-26 08:47:46 UTC

ah man, been looking at my nostr through my new #nostrly web app and i prefer much better how the interface is arranged. gotta get all the interactive stuff working and fix the thread fetching code so it actually works properly
but, i'm on devops fixing duty this morning, prepping a staging deployment. i think it will be working soon though.
nice feeling making progress...

2025-09-25 06:16:56 UTC

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you can mix them but IDs are the narrowest filter and only the IDs search is done because it wouldn't even matter if any other criteria matched if the ID doesn't match. in processing you just shortcut and only process IDs and check that first so it precedes the rest.
logically any ID criteria supersedes any other because in a filter, each field, ids, authors, tags, etc, has to have one match, so if you have 3 different top level fields in the req, then every result matches all three tests. if there is any IDs in there, then a match on one is a match on the whole group. the general policy that relays have is they just ignore the other fields. you *could* not-ignore them but then you get the side effect that unless the specified events with those IDs also have match on the others then they would be excluded, and probably the dumb client dev is wondering why when they ask for IDs they don't get all of them.
so, yeah, fuck those stupid people. give them the IDs and make anything in IDs mean IDs only. the opposite arrangement is illogical.

2025-09-25 05:43:23 UTC

the functionality of my new #nostrly #nostr kind 1 type client is reaching a point where i am starting to want to use it instead of #jumble
been wanting to do UIs for a long time. i still prefer the nuts and bolts and network services but making image things happen is a special kind of magic, and one that other people can relate to where stuff like latency and efficiency of processing and minimizing memory use isn't so visible.

2025-09-24 12:34:51 UTC

you can just use **markdown** in your posts, *if you must*.

2025-09-23 20:49:43 UTC

i am loving building a minimalistic nostr client right now, when i can use it properly i will host this thing for other people to play with it

2025-09-23 18:31:37 UTC

you can just charge people for services

2025-09-23 18:29:47 UTC

oh dear, i can see all of #orly subscription invite messages, not just one for me, which i wouldn't have, i guess because it bypasses the private tag that i created, for admin.
but i can see it sent them out, only the people who should see them should be seeing them tho, i need to make it not send them to me by default. hmm hmmm anyway, fun to see it working on my client, all these messages lol

2025-09-23 18:25:29 UTC

anyhow, so, i'm throwing my hat into the wringer and getting a squidged up nostr client built, which i will host on my VPS in the nearly future.
it's not gonna be anything special at first but i'm gonna use all the ideas i've had and test them out and try and make the design which has the best properties for the use cases

2025-09-23 18:23:29 UTC

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yeah it's for other people to pay to use the relay

2025-09-23 16:02:03 UTC

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it's a very fruity red

2025-09-23 14:21:51 UTC

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special feature of the new subscription interface is that it sends notes to you that only you can see, to message you about your trial period welcome and the way to zap it to subscribe.
let me know any glitches you run into and i'll get them fixed right away.

2025-09-23 14:18:27 UTC

https://i.nostr.build/6wGXAn7Zaw9mHxFg.png
#nevent1q…zmzx

2025-09-23 14:16:50 UTC

open for subscriptions @npub16ku…a7ym is the relay subscription manager, zap this npub and i get paid and you get un-nagged to use wss://relay.orly.dev/ which is the bleeding edge #orly🦉 deployment i run on a 1cpu 4gb memory VPS to prove it's working.

2025-09-23 14:12:43 UTC

thest

2025-09-23 13:46:41 UTC

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https://i.nostr.build/U0gaFjo5qNH5mTdC.png

2025-09-23 13:20:47 UTC

theoretically, strangers can now use my relay at wss://relay.orly.dev/ who aren't on my follow list and can pay to use my relay with no annoying nag every week that they are using a service for free. it will automatically send a note that only you can read and will appear on the global feed and it tags you so it should appear in your notification list mentioning you (most clients will do this) and voila. i'm running a paid relay. gnyah
#orly🦉
#nevent1q…y0yk

2025-09-23 13:14:29 UTC

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yeah, getting milk is a real hassle, nowhere nearby for it, main thing i consume a lot of between big shopping trips

2025-09-23 13:00:25 UTC

finished at the fiat mines, big PR done and dusted, small fixes needed but i just danged built a minimalistic, full nostr kind 1 client
time to finish the zap to subscribe feature on #orly🦉 and the private note marker it will use to make kind 1 feeds all show these notes only to the authed user they are marked as being private for.
then, probably adding the warning before expiry note post and the "you are in free trial mode for the next month, zap this note to subscribe, here is the rates" and have it post that once a week to users once their subcription lapses. not to be too naggy, but to encourage users to pay for their access... need to think about the auth thing too, the client i just done finished building doesn't do authing to relays i think. feature will need to be added. for sure. auth required but freemium access plan. it will work and pay for itself and users will literally just click a link and update and voila, paid relay with maximum lubrication.
huzzah!

2025-09-23 11:45:24 UTC

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ah, well, idc about this one then, i hate building with rust, takes forever, like 10-15x longer for the same functionality compared to go/typescript projects
i'll see what i can manage with my current tasks but i've got a no ideas problem for anything more with #orly once i complete the zap to subscribe/join a relay wingding done then i'm like, ok what now. what i want to make is a kind of V4V relay subscription scheme, the downside of using it after a month is it will start to spam you once a day with a note that only you can see in your kind 1 feed telling you about how great it is to support open source and nostr ecosystem and pay the subscription plskthxbye (insert goofy version of orly icon mascot thing doing a big thumbs up).

2025-09-23 09:32:15 UTC

so, it helps to check to see why you aren't seeing a follow feed when you are logged into a test relay account in the client and wondering why you aren't seeing your actual follow feed. 🤦‍♂

2025-09-23 09:20:44 UTC

has anyone done a hybrid bitcoin/lightning node/wallet?
that seems like it would be a useful thing. i really liked zap, just picture, like that, except you can also run a full chain client instead of just using neutrino, and manage your channels and all the things
well i guess you can do something like that with start9 or umbrel or similar, but, just thinking... bitcoin/lightning/nostr relay all in one, personal archival relay and put instant messaging via nostr in it as well and it's your one stop shop

2025-09-23 08:58:37 UTC

just got back from the shop with the supplies... 6L of nasty UHT half fat milk for my #coffee.
been 3 days since proper #coffeechain

2025-09-22 22:08:43 UTC

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rabies and tetanus are both similar in that during the time the infection starts you can give your immune system a lead on it and stop it immediately. takes like 72 hours for these viruses to get really bad so it works.
probably the only two vaccines that i would approve of generally. i didn't notice any particularly bad effects when i had it after stepping on rusty nails.
there is something of a blurry line between virus and poison - venoms are often constructed in similar ways in that they bind to RNA or other proteins and change the balance of a system to cause fatal effects, usually paralysis or like rabies, hyperthermia.

2025-09-22 22:03:03 UTC

#nevent1q…9qgm
what's it called? easydns?

2025-09-22 22:01:51 UTC

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i think the rabies thing is actually a kind of antivenom

2025-09-22 21:56:14 UTC

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https://github.com/mleku/orly/releases
"vainstr" is the name of the tool you want. it's way way faster at mining addresses than any other tool i know of, uses the bitcoin core secp256k1 library

2025-09-22 18:16:21 UTC

#orly🦉#devstr #progressreport
so, there is a feature now where you set up a connection to an NWC connection to a wallet, and it receives payment notifications
only i'm not sure exactly how to ensure the zap is associated between the payer and the target public key... hmm hmmm
i have a plan then for an event tag that signifies it can only be delivered to the user authed to that public key, that the user must follow the pubkey in order to zap it, and comms from the relay can then send expiry updates that only the user can see but they appear in any client

2025-09-22 18:09:29 UTC

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pseudonymous accounts
just like bitcoin

2025-09-22 17:59:17 UTC

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to be fair, at some point the earth is going to be permanently and irrevocably boned

2025-09-22 17:44:56 UTC

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before you know it, the translation says "female identifying birthing person" where the original word means pregnant

2025-09-22 17:42:53 UTC

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the english language has been polluted with nonsense ideas and these nonsense ideas also populate the models in these AIs so yeah.
AIs evangelize for something

2025-09-22 08:41:29 UTC

#orly🦉#devstr #progressreport
nothing big, just made an icon finally
https://i.nostr.build/6wGXAn7Zaw9mHxFg.png
https://nostrudel.ninja/relays/wss%3A%2F%2Ftest.orly.dev%2F

2025-09-22 01:52:11 UTC

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it would be possible to have the drawer pop out but not be modal, for example, so your scrolls still change the left view

2025-09-22 01:49:05 UTC

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it's possible to make drawers turn into two columns on a wider display very easily, and be able to hide the second one as well
the whole android side drawer thing seems naturally to segue into splitting the screen when it's sideways or bigger. you can put a pin button on it's header bar as well, so it can stay open or automatically close when you use the left bar. i like pins. pins are underrated.

2025-09-22 01:39:26 UTC

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i want it to be a drawer that i can hide away, that only appears when i'm looking at the settings or opened up a thread. an actual folding view would make it way more usable on a mobile

2025-09-21 19:37:57 UTC

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on the test relay hehe

2025-09-21 17:17:59 UTC

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also now 100% tested working, admins can delete any events, sorry to who i picked to delete their event but it was all in the name of science @npub18hd…8059 i promise
now to get started on the zap-to-subscribe to a relay controls stuff, i think.
maybe i need to take it easy this evening lolol
well, first, to deploy it so it's available to see online anyway, at least for my follows you can use some of the new features

2025-09-21 17:11:21 UTC

#orly🦉 #devstr #progressreport
so, i now have fully working delete event functionality in the user UI, it works already for the user's events themselves, but i've tripped up on the admin super power to delete any event, so i'm running through the delete event logic and making sure that it simply only allows such events to be written if the admin is current but otherwise, if it's not the author or the admin it won't accept it, so it can then just trust that any delete event was validly authorized.
and... that will be that for my foray into UI design for #orly for the time being.
need to create the zap-to-subscribe mechanics as well now, with the "only visible to you" messaging idea for customer communication/alerts

2025-09-21 13:42:31 UTC

#orly🦉 now with extra loggable-innable interface that you can see here showing on #nostrudel relay page view
https://i.nostr.build/1eFikBvkgikcrncJ.png
🤔 hoe noe broen koew

2025-09-21 10:56:20 UTC

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that's now live on relay.orly.dev so if you open https://relay.orly.dev and log in you can syphon your whole event collection
there is also admin capabilities as well, which are the users whose follow list creates the access control whitelist fornpubs, which includes being able to upload events to the relay as well as download all of the relay's events. just tested this putting the events from the relay.orly.dev onto test.orly.dev and voila, they appear
now, to tag and bag v0.6.0

2025-09-21 09:31:14 UTC

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@npub1rmz…xv06 your zap comment vomited on my screen!
https://i.nostr.build/itbHp6Z3fBwZG8Jo.png

2025-09-21 09:11:12 UTC

#orly🦉 #devstr #progressreport
so, i have embedded web app for the user/admin UI, which is nice, but very slow to test small changes, so i have sicced the junie on a task to make it so i can run the web app standalone, and it thoughtfully added the extra feature where in this mode it does reverse proxy to another address, which is the hot-reloading web app standalone.
yay, after a few wrinkles it's working. now i can dig into building the actual UI :)

2025-09-21 08:49:07 UTC

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just put them in the docs directory and make a PR pls

2025-09-21 06:33:49 UTC

woke up this morning with a visual migraine. it's mostly gone away now but still a bit flashy flashy on the edges.
oof i hate these things
literally only thing to do is lie down

2025-09-21 06:27:54 UTC

#textonly lovers unite!
#jumble now has a setting to not automatically load media

2025-09-20 19:39:42 UTC

test orly has the beginnings of a user interface. login is via browser extension nip-07:
https://i.nostr.build/XeDVBbjy9XEY5rgK.png
this is just the site that is served at / on a nostr relay, this is where i'm building this little UI.
not sure what i'm putting in there yet but lots of neat stuff becomes quite easy now, like admins deleting events and such, backup and restore of events from users' event stash.
need to create a simple event viewer that folds out to the JSON and puts a delete button on it, handle replaceable deletes correctly, and an upload and download wingding next

2025-09-20 16:43:36 UTC

aoeu

2025-09-20 15:47:02 UTC

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contributions for scripts to set it up and some docs in contrib would be welcome

2025-09-20 15:16:18 UTC

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i finally broke down and owned an official win 11 last year but literally wiped its install months ago and ran it for like 10 minutes lol.
my cinnamon ubuntu 24 has its quirks but they aren't inclusive of vomit inducingly tedious shitty UI and performance that is pathetic.

2025-09-20 13:45:54 UTC

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i have no idea about apache or nginx for reverse proxy stuffs

2025-09-20 13:09:14 UTC

#orly🦉 is going to have a web UI
just building the first part to get the user to log in because they have to be logged in to use it (and be on the whitelist)
once that's set up, it's simple to then add configuration and post management tools etc for admins and cool stuff like "download all of my events", probably will end up becoming a client as well lol

2025-09-20 12:45:35 UTC

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well, wowsers that was quick. already seems to be working, test relay is full up with events from my follows. gonna deploy this on the test
it does a one time sync, has a marker for that, when it's done, so it doesn't do it again, and then it does a default hourly sync of the last two hours of events to catch everything, so if it's your personal relay it keeps all your relevant messages to see what's happening in your circle. which i think is also a nice thing for a paid relay to do as well.

2025-09-20 12:31:18 UTC

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gonna start with a simple spider aggregator that seeks to sync up the admins' follows events everythere it can find them, so within the sync period it has everything (setting to 1 hour because it's a bit of an operation) but also if users have the relay on their list they already publish to it.
just something to put the content in there mainly to see it in relay feeds

2025-09-20 11:38:16 UTC

#orly🦉 #devstr #progressreport
back to the relay, i've got a stress tester tool now to profile heavy load, and the benchmarks are working again and strangely giving more reasonable numbers for events/s bulk write test. probably the client code has been changed to be better mannered, i dunno.
actually implemented the protected events thing, it won't store events with those markers unless the author of the event is authed.
now to find some useful things to add in there

2025-09-20 11:28:42 UTC

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aoeuaoeu

2025-09-20 11:28:33 UTC

aoeu

2025-09-20 08:07:03 UTC

The Talos Principle is on super special on Steam right now
been meaning to pick it up
#steam #games #gamestr #special

2025-09-19 08:18:03 UTC

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i think it's on the latest, i haven't touched it in days, been in a nostr client vibe coding frenzy

2025-09-19 08:17:22 UTC

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the other two notes didn't work but this one i'm replying to is on orly

2025-09-19 02:09:06 UTC

you can just run bitcoin core 27 forever
there's still 16s on the network

2025-09-18 19:18:20 UTC

Make Housewifery Heroic Again

2025-09-18 14:26:11 UTC

https://i.nostr.build/IF7o1PsNefL2Czjx.png

2025-09-18 04:17:13 UTC

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this is why i have the xapo bank account... i keep always bitcoin and only right when i spend i exchange to pay the card. it's kinda frustrating because about 18 months ago i had 10 bit cents. yes. 0.1. but hey, the QD OLED is nice lol.

2025-09-17 11:54:23 UTC

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it's still a good distribution pattern tho

2025-09-17 09:42:36 UTC

i just had an epiphany about the function of follow lists as being like a consensus hint for replication pattern of data, combined with relay lists.
if you have a relay that you pay a subscription to be able to write to it, it makes sense that the relay would proactively real-time subscribe to other relays where relevant events may pop up, in the background, if other relays also use this "pull-subscribe" pattern they automatically replicate like a programmable replication algorithm, when the relay has some set of users, their events and relevant events are all received in real time.
each relay then becomes a replica with high availability for its users most requested data, and each overlaps with copies going across the multiple relays that the user has configuration.
each of the lists is different on each relay and the data goes exactly where it's wanted, automatically, all using built in protocol primitives and a simple background service on the relay.
this enables nostr data to be widely distributed and replicated in accordance with the preferences of the users, all automatically and instantly.
it's just about designing the queries and adding the service and relays become a mesh for user data.

2025-09-16 16:05:39 UTC

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my mistyping of definition got undefineded

2025-09-16 16:05:08 UTC

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that is one of the holes in the spec that i've noticed. follow lists don't have a proper defintinition of where to put hashtags in follow events. i've seen there is many clients that put hashtags in p tags

2025-09-16 15:42:57 UTC

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ok, it's quite a long way then. roughly the midpoint on one side of the two anomalies is around the mediterranean north of libya and egypt.

2025-09-16 15:41:17 UTC

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yeah, but it's in the same region where the ocean motion will be less in the rotation

2025-09-16 14:58:28 UTC

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or like this guy, hundertwasser:
https://i.nostr.build/8obiZfAdQJk0eFjg.png

2025-09-16 14:55:49 UTC

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also, the region near egypt in the mediterranean is where is expected to be the pivot point, 90 degrees between (notably, hawaii is near it). this is an area where ocean motion will be the lowest. the mediterranean is shallow compared to the atlantic.

2025-09-16 14:53:56 UTC

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interesting, i have been saying for a long time that sympathy is what creates social concordance and empathy is reading people but not feeling it (sympathy is where it moves you emotionally in sympathy) to read someone and not feel them is the root of how you can do horrible things to other people.

2025-09-16 14:50:23 UTC

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the atlanteans moved there for the 12000 years ago event, and left around 5000 years ago. i explored a lightning map and it was interesting that the whole plateau under egypt has a very low lightning strike frequency. there's a few others, iirc mongolia doesn't get lightning strikes very often either.

2025-09-16 14:29:38 UTC

i didn't know the nodding forest man gif was robert redford. well there you go.
#nevent1q…fm0v

2025-09-16 14:26:29 UTC

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that could have been because of shifting from equatorial to polar position tho. they wouldn't have been prepared for it. even if the place doesn't get washed away the changed temperatures will probably kill off most food sources growing and living there.
also it's telling that there is evidence, that wasn't washed away or buried deeply, of the existence of these people. they just would have been living in a lush high altitude plateau in the warm subtropical zone and then are suddenly temperate zone. everything freezes in winter and nothing was prepared for it, except a few outliers and burrowing animals and many trees would not survive that transition very well. though, ok, a lot of things would make it.
point being that there probably was no food for some years while herds built back up and people got adapted to the new weather and adjusted their construction to adapt.

2025-09-16 14:22:00 UTC

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also, heavy storm winds are no good for dirigibles, they'd get thrown into the sea. unless maybe at very high altitude and consider also the problem of potential total electrical failure, and some metallic materials being fused by atmospheric electricity or radiation
nah, the ocean doesn't go over everything, but it goes over a lot, and at fault areas it is possible to either go up or down as well.

2025-09-16 14:18:01 UTC

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the northern carpathian mountains are under a very thick base and far inland. but yes, other places are mongolia and eastern rockies. km to the ocean plus metres above sea level, and you want to be over 3000, 4000-5000 is ideal

2025-09-16 13:51:25 UTC

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i think that wherever the pole is, it aggregates a very strong field alignment due to how powerful the field is, and the rock around it will tend to align north to south in that position. so, it seems logical to me that it would tend to be a pair of poles that you find during each period there is magnetic anomalies in those areas even though they may not be especially thick parts of the crust, it just used to be the pole point.
the field is from the highly compressed, high iron containing core of the planet, and the pressure and gravity makes it more or less directly turn the gravity into a magnetic field, like a dynamo, imparting magnetism from the forces going into it.
the crust is just dotted with material in various patterns of magnetic permeability and there are numerous dense areas in various layers of the crust and even the mantle has high and low magnetic permeable areas in it, these have been measured and estimated their shape from the field effects.
the main thing is that normally the viscosity of the material the earth sits on is higher, and when more electricity gets into the earth, it gets hotter, and that lowers viscosity and then at a certain point, the magnetic field outside, from the galaxy, couples with these anomalies and pushes them into alignment with the gravitational pole, ie north/south pole of the core.
in the process, there can be shifting of plates as well as new faults forming so some land as well as being flooded, may rise or fall compared to its current location. the himalayas and mongolian plateau are examples of land that uplifted a lot at one point, pressing plates together.
yeah, it's probably pretty rough time to be around on the planet lol. that's why i am planning to be inland and up high sometime in the next 3-5 years.

2025-09-16 13:40:38 UTC

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well, fossils can only happen in places that get inundated with mud very suddenly. high pressure and low oxygen is what lets them turn into carbon instead of carbon dioxide.
90 degrees is what you would expect from a sine wave magnetic field oscillation on each phase of the cycle, which is ~25000 years
i think it only turns over every ~12000 years tho, the 6000 year point in between is a disaster but on a much smaller scale. magnetic field maximum is what causes the 6000 year, this one coming up is when the field goes to/thru zero
there is two massive magnetic anomalies in an axis that i have started to call the bermuda/dragon's triangle pole. one puts the south pole at what is around where the bermuda triangle is, and a second one is near japan and has similar legends around it. these are permanent aligned areas that have a predominant field direction that is 90 degrees (opposed) to the currrent north-south pole direction, which is mostly controlled by the core, and the crust doesn't move around much underneath it (though it is constantly turning) when the crust/mantle boundary heats up due to piezoelectric and thermoelectric effects from increased solar energy due to weaker field due to opposition from the galactic current sheet.
when this happens, the current magnetic anomalies move to their other positions relative to the core magnetic field. it happens over a day or three period and most of the land is covered by 1km of ocean water washing over, and then washing back.
was that you i remember talking about seasteading? this is a viable way to survive, if you have large sea vessels.

2025-09-16 10:51:16 UTC

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It will be near the equator soon enough. That's also why they found petrified forests under the ice, from previous flips. I mean, if there isn't any more clear evidence of pole shifts meaning the crust moves, the forests under the ice of Antarctica kinda prove the sun once pointed directly at what is now in shade half the year.

2025-09-15 13:16:34 UTC

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and its folded state would be as a roll about 1m long, pull it sideways and it opens up to 2m wide curved pyramid about 1m tall. bonus points to make it have peaks like the stuff in red square.

2025-09-15 13:14:52 UTC

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nah, i mean designed so it unfolds a fabric water shield as well

2025-09-15 13:14:30 UTC

the german word "dreck" is such a good word, it might be the best word in all human languages.
i feel like i should start using it instead of "garbage" or "trash" or "nonsense"
"...instead all they do is talk about dreck like the climate doomsday (coming real soon because of you ™)..."

2025-09-15 11:37:46 UTC

monero miners on side chains. a bug, or maybe an exploit. this leads to chain splits, if the behaviour is undefined.
#nevent1q…hd6z

2025-09-15 11:19:46 UTC

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this could be pretty cool for making a fast deploy tent

2025-09-15 09:19:05 UTC

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like, if you tell an ugly cow she looks good today, that's a lie, and will end up being harmful to you

2025-09-15 09:18:29 UTC

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lies that trick people into believing wrong things

2025-09-15 09:18:11 UTC