So I am just dicking around, looking for fun hardware to use for an OPNSense build ... and I found this.
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HoneyComb Ryzen V3000 - SolidRun
Development platform Ryzen V3000 - 8 Cores/16 Threads 1.9GHz base, 3.8GHz boost. AMD Ryzen V3000 CPU V3C18I. 64GB RAM | 2 x 10GbE SFP+| NVME Samsun...
 Way out of my budget estimate for the build, but hot damn this board is so cool. XD Definitively earmarking it - who knows what happens in the future =)
I am about to have a week of vacation. It will be filled with continued work on parting sparse to win32, games, and perhaps even some Nostr-specific things. In order to learn more about the depths of Nostr, I want to grab this stupid secpkicantrememver265k algorythmn apart and learn how it works. I suck at math, though. But, there is this tool packaged as modernc.org/cc in Go that I wanna try to throw at the original C source to see if it generates a usable package. If so, I would love to make a pure Go Nostr library from scratch - just to improve my Nostr-fu. Did I mention that I am bullish on Nostr?... No?... Well I did now! xD
Classic #Primal being broken in the oddest ways :3 image
Do people actually still mine Monero O.o? Saw mention of XMRig and im heavily confused. Granted, it was in a Youtube Short - but I may have a lot of spare compute soon...so might as well use it for _something_ o.o"
Telegraf is basically the metrics king in terms of ease of configuration...but logging has been something I've had an absurd annoyance trying to figure out. Today, in some random awesome-list, I found Stanza:
GitHub
GitHub - observIQ/stanza: Fast and lightweight log transport and processing.
Fast and lightweight log transport and processing. - observIQ/stanza
 ...but, srsly, why do I have the urge to implement a build-in nostr writer? At some point, I should come up with a NIP for sending observability data in the OTEL format. xD argh, stupid ideas... they're everywhere! (and I love it - it reminds me that I am alive...unironically.)
PC building - "Easy" difficulty. Case building - "Extreme" difficulty. #neat