Realistically as long as the network is the same for both tests, it's not going to change the outcome, however it might affect the ratio of processor/network which could influence some of the numbers. I tried 10 x 100_000:

This benchmark is hard to draw conclusions from. The network conditions are constantly changing. I got similar results from both systems but I also saw fluctuations one way or another too. To really see the difference, you'd need to run a local "firehose" to remove the network variance.

Rack has passed 1 billion downloads.

I'll remember this for next time I'm in a meeting and asked a question I don't have an answer for.

Good job GitHub Actions. Did it pass or fail? Oh, refresh the page. Status is updated to green tick... awesome.

Time for marshmallows 😋

Gone fishing.

Innovations in pizza: blueberry and marshmallow 😋

I built a rock sculpture.

Many years ago in Reefton, I took this photo of a man and his pet possum. Possums are considered a pest in New Zealand, but I love the facial expressions in this photo.

Baking focaccia.

Ginger bread mountains.

I had a great time too! Sharing knowledge is extremely important to me, and it’s even better when it inspires others to explore new possibilities. I’m thrilled you’re diving into Falcon. Let me know if you need any guidance or want to discuss ideas further! 🚀

When you start to question reality: