Nyoro~n

today drove out to miaoli, taiwan where they farm mitten crabs. mostly known as a delicacy in shanghai cuisine, these crabs were mostly known to be from the jiangsu province in china mitten crabs mature in seawater and spawned in freshwater. during the fall months the mature crabs make their way back to where they come from. taiwan has it's native hairy crab species, but for a couple decades the entrepreneurs in miaoli decided to farm the more sought species from across the strait. up until this year ive only bought these at markets and for most of my life only had these crabs in fancy restaurants. fun to enjoy food where it is being produced 🦀

woke up early to head to yehliu fishing harbor to bring home 16 rock crabs for 31,000 sats 🤤

it's crab season again 🥳 this time of year has mitten crabs filled with eggs, better escort them with some meat-filled mud crabs ~181,000 sats

dont partake in spam run a node try not to forward garbage to your peers it'll be fine ----- partake in spam if you wish dont worry about it help others enjoy it too itll be fine

alice in borderland s3 is so bad 🤮🤮 it's a shame because s1 and s2 i thought were decent adaptations of the manga the manga still had the whole RETRY arc left, why did netflix have to come up with their own nonsense 🥲

it's not quite crab season, but couldnt resist 🦀 went to grab a pair of all-season mud crabs for 22,000 sats 😋

definitely octopus-stage🤭

filters work (Core w/ PR28408 compared to mempool-space today ). What nodes choose to pass on to peers is none of anyone's business, nodes have always been able to come into consensus despite not sharing policy. spam ad nauseum aside, nodes hear about transactions at different times by design and it shouldnt be expected that nodes must relay the same transactions either. the detriment to block propagation from a network with diverse policy has always been on the nodes which choose to propagate junk that others do not. Seeeing how there's no requirement that other nodes must participate in propagating compact blocks, the best course of action for the nefarious actors is to mine the blocks first (or pay someone to do it for them -oob-). Forcing this behaviour isn't a centralizing force to miners, it's normal incentives; if they want to push their luck, go for it. Nodes have all the reason to utilize any tools to make their odds suck a little harder. when I see that mempool-space is so different than my own instance, im reminded of clicking through block explorers back in 2016 when mining pools were stuffing transactions to fill up blocks jacking up fee rates for years. "I should take running a node more seriously"