My wife would have been rather unhappy to wake up and find I broke the network (again) on her work from home day

I’m extremely thankful for my past self making a backup of the config when I upgraded the OS a few months ago - at least I didn’t have to rebuild this spaghetti mess from scratch

I’ve been looking into places like Warby Parker, Zenni, and Costco and everywhere online I seem to find people who say they’re great and people who say they’re terrible

I did manage to get some usable performance out of it after a lot of tinkering with the OS. I’m actually thinking about setting it up on my desk at home and running some of my homelab stuff through it to try and see how it handles real-world traffic

Others worked stuff ranging from projects to help new hires get up to speed to the obligatory LLM project. I hacked our internal OS onto a Raspberry Pi and made it an extremely underpowered router

I'm really curious if it's possible to spin up an instance of a relay that only pulls specific resource identifiers into its firehose. Like if individual atproto services (appviews?) could have their own dedicated firehoses just for their content instead of relying on the main bsky firehose

To be fair, setting up GTS was far quicker (and easier) than mastodon