Also while waiting to find that image, I fixed a "concurrent map iteration and map write" by tacking on another mutex and I wonder if I should just start using the newer version of Go for Revolver. I have kind of the same concern as r, it'd be nice to support the only other Go compiler, the gcc frontend, so I don't wanna go past that, but 1.24 has a lot of stuff that would save me some code, one of which is maps implementing their own locking and the other of which is shit like `slices.Collect(maps.Keys(m))`.

Also remember how I said that I had a bunch of queuing code for the P2P network stuff and that I had simplified it by tossing a lot of the queuing code out and that this was great? I'm putting queues back in. (They're different this time.)

Also this notepad that I was drawing diagrams in has a speculative self-portrait of a future version of me from like 10 or 15 years ago and I really highly recommend that you keep old notebooks that are only half-used so that when you are drawing diagrams you can occasionally flip through the old shit and see things like that. There were also some logos for old company, and some for old things that I had made, and one of them is for a thing that started with an L and one of the designs was just an L with tits next to it and I think I would use a thing if its logo was just a letter and some tits.