Pass each relay's latest as its since #51
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Thanks. Are you using zapthreads for anything in particular or just want to improve it? |
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I'm about to integrate it to my website as soon as I'll finish some features. Basically I want to make it a bit faster and add some filtering. |
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That's cool, share your site if you want |
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Sure, here it is, zapthreads is not integrated though yet |
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Ok, finally running it 🚀 Here's how it looks like and what features are available now: |
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sinceitself but something likesince - tenMins(or evensince - hour), just to make sure we don't miss some "delayed" event sent from machine with poor time synchronization (or even perfect synchronization, but sent over a poor network just a second before the last event; or even broadcasted from some other relay using some cron script, etc.).