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Bhavishya Aggarwal1 year ago

One feature request that I would like to see is the Blog section in which viewers will be able to access the latest blog posts and announcements in the DevOps area, Just as like the Tldr website

Rohit Ghumare | That #DevOps Guy✍️1 year ago

Feel free to create issues or submit PR: Community website: Interview: Community:

SecurityPal2 years ago

In this episode of the 'In Security' Podcast, coming to you from the Himalayas, @WilHarm3, Operating Partner and CISO at @craft_ventures, and Josh Mullis, Head of Information Security at @productiv_inc, share thoughts on the evolving role of a CISO. 🔗:

Achhaya Pathak1 year ago

great work Rohit

Rohit Ghumare | That #DevOps Guy✍️1 year ago

Thank you!!

Suraj Pokharkar1 year ago

Great work man! 👏🏻

Rohit Ghumare | That #DevOps Guy✍️1 year ago

Thanks!!

SIRIUS Yadow1 year ago

Nice

Rohit Ghumare | That #DevOps Guy✍️1 year ago

Thanks

Jay Bhuke1 year ago

I love the effort you put into sharing these resources! It’s rare to find such helpful, well-curated content. Thank you for making things easier for all of us!

Rohit Ghumare | That #DevOps Guy✍️1 year ago

Thanks

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Himanshu Kumar

226,535 views • 2 months ago

$KNDX 🏆 Here we are: #Altseason🔥 $ETH will flip $4K into support soon. You cannot fathom the heights we are going to reach. 📈 Don’t chase the hype. Find your high conviction bags. Kondux has all it takes to make it into the top 50 in 2025: ✅ First mover infrastructure use cases. ✅ Proprierary #LLMs for #AIAgents ✅ Hitting all hot narratives for 2025: #AI + #NFTs + #GameFi + #RWAs ✅ The first and only crypto project creating a tokenized pipeline for security and creator monetization using #OpenUSD ✅ Building the first of it’s kind 3D #NFT Marketplace where all Game avatars and in-game and/or #RWA assets can be traded on. ✅ The first and only crypto project joining NVIDIA Omniverse™ Cloud, Graphics Delivery Network (GDN), for real time 3D rendering. ✅ AI integrations powered by NVIDIA Omniverse ➡️ This is $LINK level innovation brought onto the Blockchain. Roadmap 2025 dropping soon. The catalysts are unreal. 🤯 Chart consolidating for the next massive leg up. 🚀 50M MC is so extremely undervalued. You are not ready for the next phase of Kondux 💰 New ATHs real soon. ⏳ $XRP $ADA $AIXBT #VIRTUAL $GOAT #GRIFFAIN $ACT $BEAM $RIO $ONDO $BYTES $PAAL $GPU $RENDER #ai16z $HYPE $IMX $APES

$KNDX 🏆 Here we are: #Altseason🔥 $ETH will flip $4K into support soon. You cannot fathom the heights we are going to reach. 📈 Don’t chase the hype. Find your high conviction bags. Kondux has all it takes to make it into the top 50 in 2025: ✅ First mover infrastructure use cases. ✅ Proprierary #LLMs for #AIAgents ✅ Hitting all hot narratives for 2025: #AI + #NFTs + #GameFi + #RWAs ✅ The first and only crypto project creating a tokenized pipeline for security and creator monetization using #OpenUSD ✅ Building the first of it’s kind 3D #NFT Marketplace where all Game avatars and in-game and/or #RWA assets can be traded on. ✅ The first and only crypto project joining NVIDIA Omniverse™ Cloud, Graphics Delivery Network (GDN), for real time 3D rendering. ✅ AI integrations powered by NVIDIA Omniverse ➡️ This is $LINK level innovation brought onto the Blockchain. Roadmap 2025 dropping soon. The catalysts are unreal. 🤯 Chart consolidating for the next massive leg up. 🚀 50M MC is so extremely undervalued. You are not ready for the next phase of Kondux 💰 New ATHs real soon. ⏳ $XRP $ADA $AIXBT #VIRTUAL $GOAT #GRIFFAIN $ACT $BEAM $RIO $ONDO $BYTES $PAAL $GPU $RENDER #ai16z $HYPE $IMX $APES

Kaizer Chief

47,428 views • 1 year ago

🚨 KrownMEET Recap – February 4, 2025 🚨 Last night’s #KrownMEET was packed with major announcements, live demos, and groundbreaking updates for the Krown Kommunity! Here’s everything you need to know: 🎥 Missed the KrownMEET? 👉 Watch the full recap here: 👋 Welcome & Introduction: Our Founder & CEO, James Stephens, opened the event, introduced Max Syed, and gave well wishes to Ms. Heddegard, who was unable to attend due to illness. 🔥 Key Highlights: 1️⃣ Krown Security Update 🔐 James introduced Gareth Slaven, Krown’s Chief Security Officer, who provided crucial updates on security enhancements, ensuring the Krown Network remains the most secure in the blockchain space. 2️⃣ Website Development Transition 🌐 We’ve upgraded Krown’s website development language for enhanced security, scalability, and user experience—a game-changer for our platform! 3️⃣ KROWN Coin Smart Contract Update 💰 🚀 Progress continues! ✅ Dividend-Paying Token contract completed. ✅ Uniswap integration tested & working. ✅ KROWN Dividend Tracker development underway. ✅ Iterable mapping for seamless tracking integration. 4️⃣ KrownApp Reveal 📱 James unveiled the KrownApp UI/UX with a LIVE demo showcasing its features and smooth workflow. This is your gateway to the entire Krown ecosystem! 5️⃣ KrownIQ Final Features & Demo 📊 Max demonstrated new KrownIQ tools—this fully launched powerhouse is ready to revolutionize crypto & stock analytics! 🚀 6️⃣ KrownAI Update 🤖 Max presented an AI-driven leap forward, revealing enhanced KrownAI capabilities with a live demo. KrownAI is shaping the future of blockchain intelligence! 🔥 MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENTS 🔥 7️⃣ Quantum eMotion x Krown Partnership ⚡ Next-level blockchain security! Krown integrates Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) tech for: 🔹 Krown-branded QeM Cold Wallet. 🔹 Quantum Hot Wallet innovation. 🔹 Quantum Blockchain as a Service (QBaaS)—a game-changer for global blockchain security! 8️⃣ New Subsidiary – The Krown Mining Company ⚒️ 🚀 Launching Q2 2025! ✅ Climate-controlled crypto mining data center. ✅ Mining Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, & more! ✅ Krown Mining as a Service—let Krown handle everything while YOU earn! 9️⃣ Revenue Model Breakdown 💰 James detailed how revenue streams from Krown Mining will directly support KROWN Coin & ecosystem growth! 🔟 Marketing & Advertising Expansion 📢 James revealed new strategies to drive adoption & visibility across the crypto space! 1️⃣1️⃣ Major Strategic Partnership 🤝 💥 A high-impact alliance was announced that will accelerate Krown’s ecosystem expansion—details coming soon! 💬 Live AMA & Community Engagement James & Max answered your burning questions, reinforcing transparency, innovation, and community-driven growth. 💼 Pre-sale is LIVE! 👉 Secure Your KROWN Coins Now 🔹 What’s In Your Bag? 💼👑 🌐 Learn more: Follow us: 👉 #KrownNetwork #CryptoReigns #KrownEcosystem #BlockchainRoyals #KrownRewards #KrownSocial #KrownIQ #KrownGAI #CryptoNews #Ethereum #CryptoInnovation #Web3 #KrownMining The future of crypto is here—and Krown reigns supreme! 👑 🚀

🚨 KrownMEET Recap – February 4, 2025 🚨 Last night’s #KrownMEET was packed with major announcements, live demos, and groundbreaking updates for the Krown Kommunity! Here’s everything you need to know: 🎥 Missed the KrownMEET? 👉 Watch the full recap here: 👋 Welcome & Introduction: Our Founder & CEO, James Stephens, opened the event, introduced Max Syed, and gave well wishes to Ms. Heddegard, who was unable to attend due to illness. 🔥 Key Highlights: 1️⃣ Krown Security Update 🔐 James introduced Gareth Slaven, Krown’s Chief Security Officer, who provided crucial updates on security enhancements, ensuring the Krown Network remains the most secure in the blockchain space. 2️⃣ Website Development Transition 🌐 We’ve upgraded Krown’s website development language for enhanced security, scalability, and user experience—a game-changer for our platform! 3️⃣ KROWN Coin Smart Contract Update 💰 🚀 Progress continues! ✅ Dividend-Paying Token contract completed. ✅ Uniswap integration tested & working. ✅ KROWN Dividend Tracker development underway. ✅ Iterable mapping for seamless tracking integration. 4️⃣ KrownApp Reveal 📱 James unveiled the KrownApp UI/UX with a LIVE demo showcasing its features and smooth workflow. This is your gateway to the entire Krown ecosystem! 5️⃣ KrownIQ Final Features & Demo 📊 Max demonstrated new KrownIQ tools—this fully launched powerhouse is ready to revolutionize crypto & stock analytics! 🚀 6️⃣ KrownAI Update 🤖 Max presented an AI-driven leap forward, revealing enhanced KrownAI capabilities with a live demo. KrownAI is shaping the future of blockchain intelligence! 🔥 MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENTS 🔥 7️⃣ Quantum eMotion x Krown Partnership ⚡ Next-level blockchain security! Krown integrates Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) tech for: 🔹 Krown-branded QeM Cold Wallet. 🔹 Quantum Hot Wallet innovation. 🔹 Quantum Blockchain as a Service (QBaaS)—a game-changer for global blockchain security! 8️⃣ New Subsidiary – The Krown Mining Company ⚒️ 🚀 Launching Q2 2025! ✅ Climate-controlled crypto mining data center. ✅ Mining Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, & more! ✅ Krown Mining as a Service—let Krown handle everything while YOU earn! 9️⃣ Revenue Model Breakdown 💰 James detailed how revenue streams from Krown Mining will directly support KROWN Coin & ecosystem growth! 🔟 Marketing & Advertising Expansion 📢 James revealed new strategies to drive adoption & visibility across the crypto space! 1️⃣1️⃣ Major Strategic Partnership 🤝 💥 A high-impact alliance was announced that will accelerate Krown’s ecosystem expansion—details coming soon! 💬 Live AMA & Community Engagement James & Max answered your burning questions, reinforcing transparency, innovation, and community-driven growth. 💼 Pre-sale is LIVE! 👉 Secure Your KROWN Coins Now 🔹 What’s In Your Bag? 💼👑 🌐 Learn more: Follow us: 👉 #KrownNetwork #CryptoReigns #KrownEcosystem #BlockchainRoyals #KrownRewards #KrownSocial #KrownIQ #KrownGAI #CryptoNews #Ethereum #CryptoInnovation #Web3 #KrownMining The future of crypto is here—and Krown reigns supreme! 👑 🚀

Krown Network

24,677 views • 1 year ago

The Mama Code Adventure: Starts NOW! 🔥 with Our Powered-Up BitVM Bridge - Fiamma Bridge v0.2.0 In just the past few days, over 45,000 alpacas registered and submitted an incredible 70,000 transactions—all before the Mama Code adventure campaign even began! 🦙🦙🦙 🚀 Our original v0.1.0 bridge wasn’t prepared for such large-scale use, as it was designed for early interactions. This unexpected surge pushed it to its limits, but in the last two days, we’ve completed major upgrades to improve deposit & withdrawal efficiency, preparing for the highly anticipated Mama Code adventure campaign. Moreover we’re dropping a game-changing upgrade: featuring enhanced security with ZK Bitcoin Light Client and Proof Aggregation, alongside flexible withdrawal mode and Liquidity Provider system for a smoother and more customizable user experience. A blog post on our upgrade will be coming soon. Actually...It’s more than just a bridge; it’s a path to infinite possibilities… Long ago, its guardian, Alpaca Mama, vanished—leaving behind 8 mysterious fragments scattered across the bridge’s path. 🎯 Your Mission As the Alpaca Baby, cross the bridge, and collect Fluff Energy through minting and burning mamaBTC. Accumulate enough Fluff Energy to unlock a random fragment draw. Once you’ve gathered all 8 fragments, you will uncover the Mama Code and find Alpaca Mama.🚀🏡✨ 👇 How to Enter: 1️⃣ Use Referral or Seed Code to unlock the bridge gate (Please enter code manually, avoid clicking malicious links) 2️⃣ Deposit, withdraw, and invite your friends to Earn Fluff Energy 3️⃣ Fragment Draws: coming soon! 💰Your Victory Reward 1️⃣ Each Alpaca gets 100 Fluff Energy upon registration. 2️⃣ 1 Peg-in or Peg-out = 150 Fluff Energy (daily limit: 10 for each). 3️⃣ Earn up to +60 Fluff Energy / day for a 7-day streak. 4️⃣ Earn 100 Fluff Energy per invite after the invitee completes a Peg-in/Peg-out. Get 10% from direct referrals and 5% from second-tier referrals for all their activities. 5️⃣ Join the Galxe GalxeQuest to earn 500 more Fluff Energy now: Ready to reunite with Alpaca Mama and uncover Fiamma’s true power? Build your alpaca network and let the energy flow! 🌟

The Mama Code Adventure: Starts NOW! 🔥 with Our Powered-Up BitVM Bridge - Fiamma Bridge v0.2.0 In just the past few days, over 45,000 alpacas registered and submitted an incredible 70,000 transactions—all before the Mama Code adventure campaign even began! 🦙🦙🦙 🚀 Our original v0.1.0 bridge wasn’t prepared for such large-scale use, as it was designed for early interactions. This unexpected surge pushed it to its limits, but in the last two days, we’ve completed major upgrades to improve deposit & withdrawal efficiency, preparing for the highly anticipated Mama Code adventure campaign. Moreover we’re dropping a game-changing upgrade: featuring enhanced security with ZK Bitcoin Light Client and Proof Aggregation, alongside flexible withdrawal mode and Liquidity Provider system for a smoother and more customizable user experience. A blog post on our upgrade will be coming soon. Actually...It’s more than just a bridge; it’s a path to infinite possibilities… Long ago, its guardian, Alpaca Mama, vanished—leaving behind 8 mysterious fragments scattered across the bridge’s path. 🎯 Your Mission As the Alpaca Baby, cross the bridge, and collect Fluff Energy through minting and burning mamaBTC. Accumulate enough Fluff Energy to unlock a random fragment draw. Once you’ve gathered all 8 fragments, you will uncover the Mama Code and find Alpaca Mama.🚀🏡✨ 👇 How to Enter: 1️⃣ Use Referral or Seed Code to unlock the bridge gate (Please enter code manually, avoid clicking malicious links) 2️⃣ Deposit, withdraw, and invite your friends to Earn Fluff Energy 3️⃣ Fragment Draws: coming soon! 💰Your Victory Reward 1️⃣ Each Alpaca gets 100 Fluff Energy upon registration. 2️⃣ 1 Peg-in or Peg-out = 150 Fluff Energy (daily limit: 10 for each). 3️⃣ Earn up to +60 Fluff Energy / day for a 7-day streak. 4️⃣ Earn 100 Fluff Energy per invite after the invitee completes a Peg-in/Peg-out. Get 10% from direct referrals and 5% from second-tier referrals for all their activities. 5️⃣ Join the Galxe GalxeQuest to earn 500 more Fluff Energy now: Ready to reunite with Alpaca Mama and uncover Fiamma’s true power? Build your alpaca network and let the energy flow! 🌟

Ride (by Fiamma) 🦙🔥

365,359 views • 1 year ago

Are ecosystems really “healthy”? 🤔 That’s a question I kept asking myself while working in Web3 analytics. Because in chains like Ronin, billions flow daily across games, DeFi, and NFTs. They’re the lifeblood of an ecosystem. But here’s the truth: 👉 Surface-level numbers (like TVL or daily users) don’t always tell the full story. I’ve seen projects look “alive” on the outside — while under the hood, their ecosystem was bleeding liquidity, losing whales, or failing to retain users. So instead of just tracking pieces separately, I decided to build something that shows the whole picture. ======================== 🎮 Ronin Ecosystem Tracker App ======================== A full-stack blockchain analytics platform I built to monitor the health of the Ronin ecosystem across gaming, DeFi, and NFTs. 1️⃣ What it does • Real-time monitoring of Ronin network health (gas efficiency, wallet growth, whale flows) • Breakdowns of DeFi liquidity, NFT markets, and gaming activity in one place • Whale & holder segmentation (shrimps → whales) with retention + activation analysis • Interactive dashboards for ecosystem-wide insights 2️⃣ How I built it • Backend: FastAPI (13 REST endpoints, async, caching with Joblib) deployed on Railway → cuts API costs by 95% while serving unlimited users • Frontend: Next.js (v0 app) with dark/light themes, SWR-powered real-time fetching, and Recharts visualizations • Analytics: Streamlit + Plotly for in-depth whale tracking, liquidity flows, and retention heatmaps • Data Sources: Integrated 13 pipelines (Dune | We Are Hiring!, CoinGecko Pro) pulling 30K+ transactions daily • DevOps: Multi-platform deployment across Vercel, Railway, and Streamlit Cloud 3️⃣ Why this matters Ronin isn’t just a gaming chain anymore — it’s an evolving economy. And economies can only grow if we understand their strengths and weak points. This tool is useful for: 📍 Ecosystem teams → to see where growth is really coming from 📍 Investors → to understand holder behavior and whale tracking 📍 Builders → to track liquidity flows across games, NFTs, and DeFi 📍 Analysts → to dig deeper than surface-level metrics 🔗 Explore the apps here: • Web App: • FastAPI root: • GitHub Repo: ----------------------------------------- For me, this wasn’t just “another dashboard / web app.” It was about proving I could take blockchain data from raw → transformed → packaged → deployed as full products that anyone can interact with. That’s the power of being both a data analyst and a full-stack builder. 💯 Because in Web3, the future of analytics isn’t static charts — 👉 It’s building living, breathing products that help entire ecosystems make smarter decisions. -- This work was inspired by Analytic Sages ApostleOfFinance ⚛ Brandyn Jihoz.ron __ So here’s my question to you 👇 👉 What’s the most important signal of a healthy blockchain ecosystem to you and what did you notice about Ronin on this app? -- Gm Gm😉

Are ecosystems really “healthy”? 🤔 That’s a question I kept asking myself while working in Web3 analytics. Because in chains like Ronin, billions flow daily across games, DeFi, and NFTs. They’re the lifeblood of an ecosystem. But here’s the truth: 👉 Surface-level numbers (like TVL or daily users) don’t always tell the full story. I’ve seen projects look “alive” on the outside — while under the hood, their ecosystem was bleeding liquidity, losing whales, or failing to retain users. So instead of just tracking pieces separately, I decided to build something that shows the whole picture. ======================== 🎮 Ronin Ecosystem Tracker App ======================== A full-stack blockchain analytics platform I built to monitor the health of the Ronin ecosystem across gaming, DeFi, and NFTs. 1️⃣ What it does • Real-time monitoring of Ronin network health (gas efficiency, wallet growth, whale flows) • Breakdowns of DeFi liquidity, NFT markets, and gaming activity in one place • Whale & holder segmentation (shrimps → whales) with retention + activation analysis • Interactive dashboards for ecosystem-wide insights 2️⃣ How I built it • Backend: FastAPI (13 REST endpoints, async, caching with Joblib) deployed on Railway → cuts API costs by 95% while serving unlimited users • Frontend: Next.js (v0 app) with dark/light themes, SWR-powered real-time fetching, and Recharts visualizations • Analytics: Streamlit + Plotly for in-depth whale tracking, liquidity flows, and retention heatmaps • Data Sources: Integrated 13 pipelines (Dune | We Are Hiring!, CoinGecko Pro) pulling 30K+ transactions daily • DevOps: Multi-platform deployment across Vercel, Railway, and Streamlit Cloud 3️⃣ Why this matters Ronin isn’t just a gaming chain anymore — it’s an evolving economy. And economies can only grow if we understand their strengths and weak points. This tool is useful for: 📍 Ecosystem teams → to see where growth is really coming from 📍 Investors → to understand holder behavior and whale tracking 📍 Builders → to track liquidity flows across games, NFTs, and DeFi 📍 Analysts → to dig deeper than surface-level metrics 🔗 Explore the apps here: • Web App: • FastAPI root: • GitHub Repo: ----------------------------------------- For me, this wasn’t just “another dashboard / web app.” It was about proving I could take blockchain data from raw → transformed → packaged → deployed as full products that anyone can interact with. That’s the power of being both a data analyst and a full-stack builder. 💯 Because in Web3, the future of analytics isn’t static charts — 👉 It’s building living, breathing products that help entire ecosystems make smarter decisions. -- This work was inspired by Analytic Sages ApostleOfFinance ⚛ Brandyn Jihoz.ron __ So here’s my question to you 👇 👉 What’s the most important signal of a healthy blockchain ecosystem to you and what did you notice about Ronin on this app? -- Gm Gm😉

Jo$h

11,880 views • 9 months ago

This starts as a bit of a black pill but turns into a white pill by the end. Bear with me, y’all. TL;DR: 🇺🇸/acc or GTFO. > Not one person in America responded to us. 12 hours of third world support I have worked in tech for 30+ years, since I was barely old enough to drive (my dad wouldn’t let me start in tech when I was 14 in 1993–1994 because he said I’d look like a drug dealer with a company cell phone). So when someone claims Americans don’t know how to do the work, or that there are “shortages,” or that these are jobs Americans won’t do, I see red. It’s nonsense. More than once I’ve said that the so called cathedrals of our institutions will eventually collapse in on themselves once they’re hijacked by usurpers, particularly the ethnocentric mafia that has taken hold of so many of them. When systems are run by people who cannot build a functioning country of their own and instead expect to parasitize ours (and others), everything eventually starts to break — as we see right now. And when everything sucks long enough, a vacuum forms. People start looking for someone who can actually build (and why our so-called leaders are scuttling the ship at full throttle so that we can’t even do that, and have no way of recovering). Yesterday, I had casually posted a link to a chapter from my unfinished DevOps book that has been sitting on the back burner for years. That guide, along with one I wrote about building a black soldier fly larvae bin that spread all over social media, ended up circulating pretty widely and became two of my most popular articles. Recently a few engineers from Google even reached out asking if they could preorder the book despite it not being finished. Today I started receiving messages from Americans who specifically want Americans working on their tech. Apparently that day is arriving sooner than I thought. To some extent, I suppose I should be even more optimistic than I am, since we’re speed-running Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged”. I will reply back and probably send them a video as a demo: Windows fully emulated under heavy load in a hypervisor, handling dozens of CCTV feeds across multiple locations, all tied together with site to site tunnels and DDNS. Some of my more exotic work is to place processing load at the hypervisor level and run thin clients — arcade emulation is a perfect example of that because you have to have hardware working in real-time (I’ve attached that video as well.) The work never disappeared. The demand did not either. People are just starting to remember who actually knows how to build. Americans are awesome, but wow, are we going to have to fight to save this place from the traitors (and enemies) in our midst, especially as we face constant attacks from foreign sabotage teams operating domestically who were ushered in (and protected by) traitors.

This starts as a bit of a black pill but turns into a white pill by the end. Bear with me, y’all. TL;DR: 🇺🇸/acc or GTFO. > Not one person in America responded to us. 12 hours of third world support I have worked in tech for 30+ years, since I was barely old enough to drive (my dad wouldn’t let me start in tech when I was 14 in 1993–1994 because he said I’d look like a drug dealer with a company cell phone). So when someone claims Americans don’t know how to do the work, or that there are “shortages,” or that these are jobs Americans won’t do, I see red. It’s nonsense. More than once I’ve said that the so called cathedrals of our institutions will eventually collapse in on themselves once they’re hijacked by usurpers, particularly the ethnocentric mafia that has taken hold of so many of them. When systems are run by people who cannot build a functioning country of their own and instead expect to parasitize ours (and others), everything eventually starts to break — as we see right now. And when everything sucks long enough, a vacuum forms. People start looking for someone who can actually build (and why our so-called leaders are scuttling the ship at full throttle so that we can’t even do that, and have no way of recovering). Yesterday, I had casually posted a link to a chapter from my unfinished DevOps book that has been sitting on the back burner for years. That guide, along with one I wrote about building a black soldier fly larvae bin that spread all over social media, ended up circulating pretty widely and became two of my most popular articles. Recently a few engineers from Google even reached out asking if they could preorder the book despite it not being finished. Today I started receiving messages from Americans who specifically want Americans working on their tech. Apparently that day is arriving sooner than I thought. To some extent, I suppose I should be even more optimistic than I am, since we’re speed-running Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged”. I will reply back and probably send them a video as a demo: Windows fully emulated under heavy load in a hypervisor, handling dozens of CCTV feeds across multiple locations, all tied together with site to site tunnels and DDNS. Some of my more exotic work is to place processing load at the hypervisor level and run thin clients — arcade emulation is a perfect example of that because you have to have hardware working in real-time (I’ve attached that video as well.) The work never disappeared. The demand did not either. People are just starting to remember who actually knows how to build. Americans are awesome, but wow, are we going to have to fight to save this place from the traitors (and enemies) in our midst, especially as we face constant attacks from foreign sabotage teams operating domestically who were ushered in (and protected by) traitors.

Louis T. Getterman IV — 🇺🇸/acc

25,807 views • 4 months ago