- Discussion of keyboard and system input latency: participants cited Dan Luu’s deep-dive article on keyboard latency (https://danluu.com/keyboard-latency/) and debated whether USB is inherently unsuitable for low-latency input, with half-serious suggestions that learning Haskell merely trades keyboard latency for “brain latency.”  
- Perceptual thresholds for latency were compared: one participant reported no noticeable difference up to ~50 ms round-trip SSH, while another wished their servers were only 20 ms away, highlighting the practical impact of network latency on remote development workflows.  
- DIYhpluswiki updates: new transcript added covering the London Bitcoin Devs meetup on “Revault,” a next-generation Bitcoin vault architecture presented by Kevin Loaec and Antoine Poinsot (http://diyhpl.us/diyhpluswiki/transcripts/london-bitcoin-devs/2020-05-26-kevin-loaec-antoine-poinsot-revault/).  
- SpaceX Starship SN4 explosion and subsequent successful Crew Dragon launch dominated real-time chat; peak concurrent viewership on the official SpaceX stream exceeded one million, with additional hundreds of thousands on NASA TV feeds.  
- Shared links to retro-computing and low-level engineering: a 2020 SNES homebrew game development log (https://drludos.itch.io/yo-yo-shuriken/devlog/147478/making-a-snes-game-in-2020) and a NASA engineer’s blog about driving Mars rovers (https://marsandme.blogspot.com/).  
- Pre-print on “Content-based similarity search in large-scale DNA data storage systems” was circulated (https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.25.115477v1), pointing to emerging techniques for querying synthetic DNA archives without decoding entire datasets.