Book 38 / week 38, of 2026, still going strong. This week I read ‘wild times’, a great biographical story of an Ozzie’s past few decades making a life in northern Thailand. I’ve stayed at his lodge many times in a lovely corner of the country.

In RelayKit you can see how much space services are taking up. Handy for when your servers about to fall over and you don't know who the culprit is. (eg in this case these dm testing relays bloated to 94GB net) #relaykit

Whistleblowing vibes 😄 Great terminology. View quoted note →

Sadly just deleted Damus. 5GB of disk space which you can’t clear is unacceptable. Hope it can come back from death. Nice memories of that app from some years back. #damus

#gm Time for a laek laek trip 🏍️

sorry not sorry

Organised chaos

GN. Kitty wants a little bedtime story about central banking. #meow

Day 6/7 on Kilimanjaro. We started at 1:15am and reached the summit 5 hours later. It was a slog, cold and hard work. The sunrise was absolutely beautiful and worth the effort. I sleepwalked down a zombie. After some food back at camp we marched on practically all the way down the mountain to a camp below the tree line. Long day. #africa #travel #tanzania #kilimanjaro #photography #foodstr

What are the best nostr apps for publishing blogs/articles/websites? I have two goals: 1. Write up various one off projects 2. Expand

RelayKit

RelayKit — Run your own Nostr stack

Stop renting your Nostr existence. One command turns any server into your home: relays, Blossom, nsites, git, notifications — on your own domains.

which is an nsite, to have more pages and an updates/blog section of sorts. All thoughts welcome 🙏 #asknostr #askstr

Relaykit now supports grasp. You can create your own grasp instance in one click. Then use ngit on your machine to use git more or less as normal with your grasp as a remote. For extra meta, relaykit is in grasp too 😄 I met @DanConwayDev in tokyo at nostrasia a couple years back. git on nostr seemed an obvious idea then. If we can't decentralise the software lifecycle, how decentralised could a project like bitcoin ever be. Glad to see the idea come this far, to be a working tool.