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If everyone who isn't in lock-step agreement about a band is delusional, I'd assume everyone who doesn't agree with your political takes is a nazi. #discord #babymetal

2025-06-12 13:21:51 UTC

I've had sub-10 followers on Twitter for over a decade, so it's always weird when I get a new one.

2025-06-11 14:33:48 UTC

I've got an idea if anyone wants to steal it. A NIP07 extension that allow you connect a NIP46 signer and funnel all NIP07 requests to the remote signer. Because it seems like a lot of websites don't allow logging in with a remote signer. #nostr #nostrdev

2025-06-11 00:26:40 UTC

I know I've railed against nip05 being just a Human Readable Identifier, but I've come to a bit of uneventful realization. nip05 IS just HRI. ActivityPub does it this way, Bluesky does it, and I'm sure many other social media ecosystems do it this way. I was just too damn stubborn to realize it. I'm now rectifying that, and have added a nip05 address. #nostr #alwayslearning

2025-06-10 23:29:08 UTC

I now have a better understanding of @npub189j…3tg8 filter. And with @npub1acg…p35c adding nip05 to the spam filter, I'll finally be able to filter out bridges from searches. If I had sats, I'd donate them. But I don't, so all I can give is my unending thanks.

2025-06-10 16:06:05 UTC

I hate to admit defeat, but it does seem like on-chain bitcoin is the bank, and lightning is cash-on-hand. You win some you lose some. Have set up a primal wallet as a stop-gap until I can figure out how to get the ~3000 sats from an old castodial alby wallet when I don't have the money to open up a channel on alby hub. #nostr #bitcoin #lightning

2025-06-04 00:31:47 UTC

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I know I'm coming to this very late, but the most bridge and ilk have completely ruined searches for me. I try to look up a keyword or a hashtag and 99% of the results I see are from those bridges. That's because most of the big aggregator relays that clients use for searching aggregate most, if not all, of those bridge relays.

2025-06-02 17:54:08 UTC

Had my first instance of find nostr in the wild. Well, as "in the wild" as Metatron mentioning @npub17jl…825x on twitter can be. Didn't even know it was nostr-based until I went to the site and saw an npub address.

2025-04-23 12:51:54 UTC

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Unfortunately, the primary belief is that nip-05 is to be used as just a human-readable identifier. It's always been my belief that nip-05 was used verify you based on the fact it's either a domain you own, are the primary controller of, or directly represent in a offical capaicty a person of the other two catagories. It's why I don't have a nip-05 address myself. I don't have access to a domain that fits those catagories.

2025-04-22 19:51:13 UTC

testing don't mind me

2025-04-22 19:27:06 UTC

Don't mind me, just testing something.

2025-03-23 14:05:13 UTC

The people who think #nostr is anything more than a twitter replacement are the same kind of people that think #ordinals on #bitcoin are a good idea.

2024-10-21 17:03:19 UTC

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This, this, and nothing but this! The fact that most of the major nostr clients are trying to not just reinvent the wheel but the entire damn car and it's very frustrating. I would take it a step further and completely divorce those things from nostr. Spin them off into their own protocol, better yet, look at existing protocols and either fix them up and extend them or rebuild them.

2024-09-25 11:54:25 UTC

Missing someone you hate and detest is a really weird feeling. Needless optimism at a retrospective is a hell of a thing. #feelngs #showerthoughts

2024-09-14 14:39:03 UTC

I have a question for those knowledgeable about the more technical side of #bitcoin. Let's say 100 people are creating 100 simple, basic, person-to-person transactions. Is it possible for those transactions to be combined in transit? And if so, would the resulting transaction be more space-efficient than those 100 individual transactions? #asknostr #askbitcoin

2024-09-08 20:05:09 UTC

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Micro payments may ultimately be the way forward, but until Bitcoin can handle such small payments on-chain, it's gonna be a pipe dream.

2024-09-07 14:49:59 UTC

Testing to see if gosip can write to my locally hosted relay.

2024-09-07 14:13:46 UTC

Downloaded and compiled a test versin of @npub189j…3tg8 to check out some of the features that @npub1acg…p35c has been working on. The inclusion of a global feed is a huge step forward. The ability to set what relay(s) constitute your global feed and the possibility of better curation tools will turn this feature into an absolute powerhouse. Add in hashtag support so we can see what people are congregating around, and DVM support things like custom trending algos and generally better discoverability, will make Gossip one of if not the best desktop nostr client. It's really looking like it will represent what I understand nostr is and what it should look like.

2024-09-07 13:58:30 UTC

Decided to download and compile a testing version of @npub189j…3tg8 to see what things @npub1k08…l5js has been working on. I'm really excited at what I see. Can't wait to see global feeds make it into stable. With better content curation tools (I'll assume they're coming at some point.), hashtag support for better content visibility, and DVM support for better content discovery, Gossip will be THE client that best fits my understanding and vision of what nostr is.

2024-09-03 15:50:35 UTC

There's always a weird feeling when the final chapter of a #manga series you've been reading for years comes out. Even though there's "The End" on the last page, it's always the force of habbit the makes you look forward to the next chapter, even though there is no next chapter. It's even more profound when it's a monthly series, because breaking that habitual expectation takes longer. Thank you #TwinStarExorcists for the fun ride.

2024-08-28 17:17:47 UTC

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I supose that is the long and short of it.

2024-08-28 17:11:26 UTC

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I don't use lightning because I think it tries to solve a problem that doesn't exist.

2024-08-28 17:09:41 UTC

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Address added to profile.

2024-08-28 17:01:41 UTC

Another thing, #bitcoiners need to have a LOT more trust in #bitcoin as a technology. You are transacting in good faith and not setting the transaction fee so low the transaction never gets mined. There's no need to wait around for conformations outside the initial funding of your wallet, refilling your wallet when you fall below acceptable minimums, and transactions dealing with large amounts of bitcoin. I would not be surprised at all if most poeple have enough money in their bitcoin wallet that they don't need to worry about unconfirmed transactions. Seriously, how man people have been in a situation where they've HAD to wait for an incoming transaction to confirm because they NEEDED to make an outgoing transaction? Think about it for a moment.

2024-08-28 16:44:15 UTC

I think most #bitcoin people forget that most traditional forms of payment outside cash have massive lag times between when a transaction is "authorized" and the money actually being payed out by the relevant institution. Hours and sometimes even days. Bitcoin on the other hand is lightning fast in comparison at as little as 10 minutes between a transaction being sent to the mempool (authorized) and that transaction being in a mined block (payed out).

2024-08-28 16:16:29 UTC

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I don't deal in lighting. On-chain only.

2024-08-28 16:01:44 UTC

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This is how NIP-05 is supposed to work. At least that's how I've always understood how it works and what it's suppose to represent. It supposed to be a domain you either directly control or directly represent. None of this twitter-handle-esque nonsense. That's what display names are for. That and verifying the npub.

2024-08-23 13:24:43 UTC

I've said it once but I'll say it again, the arrogance of inevitability forgets the only inevitable thing in life is death. Seems to be a truth that #nostr has forgotten.

2024-08-14 22:07:16 UTC

There, my pfp has been updated.

2024-05-13 16:49:02 UTC

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Crushed under it's own weight trying to become an everything app. I'm
probably one of the few people who think nostr should have never grown
beyond a Twitter alternative. There are already protocols that exist for
a lot of added usecases that have been added. I don't think I'll ever
enderstand the obsession with trying to add every feature under the sun
to nostr.

2024-05-10 11:16:49 UTC

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現時点では、このプラットフォームに誰かを招待することはお勧めしない。このプラットフォームは、自分がどうありたいのかわからなくなっている。

2024-05-08 21:03:35 UTC

In the context of #bitcoin #nostr, I've come to really dislike the phrase "we're so early". It comes off as buzzwordy to me, especially when one of those projects has been around for over a decade.

2024-05-08 17:43:28 UTC

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I really dislike the idea of nostr trying to become the everything app because it feels like instead of just reinventing the wheel, devs are trying to reinvent the whole damn car and I think that is just unnecessary. I think if we strip nostr down to what its original purpose was supposed to be, a Twitter alternative, It worked perfectly fine. Relays were relatively simple to deploy, and clients only needed to do so much. But now we have people wanting nostr to do everything, and things aren't as simple. People are gonna say, "Well clients don't have to implement everything." That may be true on paper, but in practice, the majority effectively dictates what's required. Videos, torrents, streams, a reddit alternative, etc. don't belong on nostr in my opinion. Those should be spun off into independent projects. Things like relay-specific notes end up siloing discussion topics and ultimately make them no better than fediverse instances. I'm not a developer, nor am I a software engineer, but it looks to me that nostr has failed to be simple. But I'm just a single, imperfect, person. — This is a comment on: https://yakihonne.com/article/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzp978pfzrv6n9xhq5tvenl9e74pklmskh4xw6vxxyp3j8qkke3cezqyw8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytfsxyh8jcttd95x7mnwv5hxxmmdqyw8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytfsxgh8jcttd95x7mnwv5hxxmmdqy08wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytfsxvhxgmmjv9nxzcm5dae8jtn0wfnsz9rhwden5te0wfjkccte9ejxzmt4wvhxjmcpremhxue69uhkummnw3ez6vpj9ejx7unpveskxar0wfujummjvuqq6vfhxy6nqvf3x5mrgvf5xqwa25vr

2024-05-07 22:10:06 UTC

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Bots aren't my concern, as you're never going to get rid of them. What I'm after is being able to block any and all mostr bridges. I can't tell you how many times I've searched hashtag x and only get overwhelmed with results from the fediverse via the mostr bridge. I don't care what the fediverse thinks because I'm searching on nostr, and if I did want to know I'd just search Mastodon.

2024-05-07 15:10:15 UTC

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Being able to block whole nostr address domains would make search so much more useable! Would allow me to block all the bridges and actually be able to search nostr and nostr only!

2024-05-06 17:12:06 UTC

Take a look at this #coinjoin transaction and tell me what you see. #asknostr I bet most of you see privacy. But me? I see #bitcoin scaling. How? More efficient transactions mean more transactions per block, and mean more throughput. Couple that with Bitcoiners actually having a little faith and trust in Bitcoin as a technology meaning people feel comfortable doing conformation-less transacting in the real world and Bitcoin is off to the moon.
https://mempool.space/tx/43e18aacf17a821cc68c754ca73ff957baf67a42e2eafefd8ea75fb0aca09820

2024-05-06 14:11:24 UTC

Most #bitcoin enthusiasts forget that any traditional transactions outside of cash are not as instant as they believe! They take hours and sometimes days to actually settle! When you write a check or use your credit card the entity you are paying isn't getting their money instantly. Why is Bitcoin treated differently? Why is it considered slow when it only takes as little as 10 minutes for payments to be settled?

2024-05-04 13:08:52 UTC

The way I see it, a #bitcoin transaction in the mempool is good enough as payment for most goods and services.

2024-05-04 12:49:48 UTC

Also, I think there is too much emphasis on the "number of transactions per second" #bitcoin can do. Every form of payment has a period of time in a transaction in which a party is missing funds until said transaction settles. The reason credit cards seem to be able to handle a high number of transactions per second is because a third party aka the credit card company, is the one missing funds in the transaction and not either of the transacting parties. If we are putting enough trust in other forms of payments that these vacuums of funds can exist, why can't we put that same level of trust into Bitcoin and transact without confirmation? Well, at least when it comes to transacting for goods and services.

2024-05-04 11:21:05 UTC

Native multi-party-in and multi-party-out transactions scale #bitcoin so hard!

2024-05-04 10:52:58 UTC

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I think what happened is I changed some settings some time ago and completely forgot I made those changes.

2024-05-04 01:29:15 UTC

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That's exactly what it was.

2024-05-04 01:24:03 UTC

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For some reason, noStrudel on firefox isn't detecting nostr-relay-tray so I can't select it for the cashing relay.

2024-05-04 00:05:02 UTC

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Interesting concept for a nostr client that's for sure.

2024-05-03 23:11:11 UTC

I really, really like @npub189j…3tg8, but there are one main thing that's really stopping me from switching to it and that is the lack of a global feed. And it really isn't because I want to actually view a global feed but it's nice to be able to search that firehose and not just follows. Useful for when I want to see what nostr as a "whole" are saying about a given keyword or hashtag. Any chance you might add a global feed @npub1acg6thl5psv62405rljzkj8spesceyfz2c32udakc2ak0dmvfeyse9p35c?

2024-05-03 20:28:59 UTC

Giving the #nostr relay tray by @npub1syj…f6wl a try. Hopefully this write test works.

2024-04-20 00:42:37 UTC

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You should have seen some of the fees people were willing to pay to be in the halving block. Someone literally paid a 99,000,000 sat fee for a transaction that totaled less than 100,000 sats.

2024-04-12 20:17:01 UTC

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It's not so much that is "the best", it's just what I've used the longest and I'm too lazy to switch.

2024-04-12 20:09:47 UTC

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I only use noStrudel. It does the one thing I want to get out of nostr and that is a Twitter alternative.

2024-04-08 17:43:59 UTC

Fun fact: I own no on-chain #bitcoin and only have 3,433 sats in #lightning

2024-03-29 19:09:09 UTC

Here's a #controversial opinion: #nostr is not the be-all, end-all when it comes to big tech replacements, nor should it be! When I first joined the nostr ecosystem, it was just a simple well-thought-out Twitter replacement. But developers seem so obsessed with creating "The next big thing! ™" that in the eight months that I've been here I've seen a Reddit clone get tacked on, a Wikipedia clone get tacked on, a Youtube replacement get tacked on, an Instagram replacement get tacked on, a Twitch replacement tacked on, a few attempts to tack on a Patreon-like replacement, a few more things being tacked on that I can't remember off the top of my head, and now I'm seeing people calling for WebMD-like thing to be tacked on. Not to mention all the NIP bloat needed to support this nonsense.
I look at my password manager and see roughly 30-35 accounts that I have used regularly in the last 6 months. Could all those be condensed into a single public key if everything was built on nostr? Absolutely! Do I want that? Abso-fucking-lutely not! That is 30-35 identities that are compartmentalized and segregated from each other. One does not consciously know about the other, so to speak. This is one thing ActivityPub services get right! While yes, a user is siloed into a single instance of a given service, different services are effectively segregated from each other by means of average user ability. The average Mastodon user isn't going to know that they can follow a Lemmy post or a PeerTube channel from Mastodon, let alone even know how to do that.
So I implore devs to take a step back, and instead of needlessly reinventing the wheel here on nostr, find an open-source project that already exists and does what you want and help improve it.

2024-03-18 22:52:47 UTC

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Agreed. The idea of curation goes out the window when you start following that many people. Do you want people to follow? Wade into global and narrow down what you see by keyword or hashtag searches. Does it feel like you're following too many people? Go through your follow list and start pruning. How do you choose who you prune? That is ultimately up to the end user but the criteria I might use is: "Are they posting frequently enough for your liking?" "Has their content shifted too far away from what you were following them for?" "Have they recently posted something that gravely violates your ethics and morals?" things like that.

2024-03-17 22:00:48 UTC

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The basic idea is to put a copy of a note, either yours or someone else's, onto relays that they aren't on.

2024-03-17 15:11:08 UTC

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If a client uses nostr.band for its searches then no. Sadly nostr.band indexes mostr.pub which poisons any attempt to search. If it doesn't then searches are probably based only on what relays you are using. Beyond that, I have no clue.

2024-02-13 19:45:41 UTC

Any way to mass-mute/block all @mostr.pub accounts? I'm trying to see if there's any discussion on some topics on nostr and the mostr bridge has completely polluted the results. #asknostr

2023-11-29 17:34:15 UTC

Don't get #sick folks!

2023-11-22 17:58:27 UTC

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I think that some of that comes down to the fact nostr was conceived and is mainly being developed by people from the bitcoin community. And as a result, the largest group of people on nostr are bitcoiners. Doesn't help that many "normies" think that bitcoin=scam, so when those same "normies" join nostr some of the first things they see are about bitcoin so they nope the fuck out. It ends up being a chicken-and-egg problem caused by the fox having a field day in the henhouse. I think that if bitcoin haters can be convinced to not just join, but ignore bitcoin content altogether, we can get the diversification of content people want.

2023-11-11 12:47:38 UTC

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I think it checks wss://relays.nos.social for cross-posting.

2023-11-11 12:25:35 UTC

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Instant as well.

2023-11-11 12:24:47 UTC

Test 2, just to be safe.

2023-11-11 12:24:15 UTC

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It was instant.

2023-11-11 12:23:33 UTC

Now that I'm using the nos.social relay, let's see how quickly this gets cross-posted.

2023-11-11 12:10:58 UTC

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In a vacuum and on the surface the convenience is fascinating, but it's everything it's connected to that scares the absolute hell out of me.

2023-11-06 01:37:59 UTC

I started thinking again about the question @npub1l2v…ajft asked a few weeks ago of "If nostr was completely dead in 10, years what killed it?" and after reading a blog post from a new user that @npub180c…h6w6 had made a post about, another reason dawned on me.
An identity crisis. And it takes the form of there being difficulty in trying to describe what nostr even is. Because at this point we have Twitter alternatives, we have blogging sites, we have Reddit alternatives, we have Twitch alternatives, and we have Spotify alternatives. I've seen nostr "marketed" for the most part as *just* a Twitter alternative, but it's so much more.
So how the heck do we solve this? People like @npub1wmr…g240 have talked about hiding the more technical complexities of nostr behind more user-friendly solutions. The same can be done with the fact that nostr is a protocol. What do I mean by that? Clients should lean into the idea that they are filling a distinct role and are wholly independent of any other client. Pair that with the idea of NOT giving people a choice of clients when introducing people to nostr. I know it sounds crazy and counter to what you might want to do, but the way I see it is the less there is to choose from in the beginning the less confusing it'll be. Figure out what ecosystem they're coming from, ie. Twitter, etc., and what their primary device will be. Then tell them to use whatever client you use if you're using the same kind of device, or the most popular client for their device if not. After that let them explore, discover, and answer any questions they might have.

2023-11-06 00:26:21 UTC

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I can see it. I'm currently on nostrudel.

2023-11-05 14:47:33 UTC

I never thought that I would be reading a #manga called "My Dick is a Cute Girl" yet here I am 15 chapters in. Weirdly wholesome though, given that this is euphemism city.

2023-11-01 00:59:30 UTC

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An hour's delay isn't excellent. However, it could be due to a multitude of reasons.

2023-10-31 23:49:59 UTC

Now that I finally got tweeter.nos.social to finally work, let's see if I can actually crosspost between nostr and X.

2023-10-31 16:44:55 UTC

First snow of the year! #weather

2023-10-29 15:22:01 UTC

Decided to give nostrudel a look after @npub180c…h6w6 kept gushing about it, and holy crap I can see why now.

2023-10-29 14:39:27 UTC

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That sucks.

2023-10-19 21:52:07 UTC

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Makes you wonder how many other such inconsistencies there are across the most popular clients.

2023-10-19 21:42:39 UTC

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A lack of standardization across a given type of client causing wildly different implementations of a given feature in one client to be unable to be loaded in another client. This leads to the loss of interoperability and ultimately causes enough frustration for devs and users to abandon nostr outright at worst, or completely fracture userbase based on the client of choice.

2023-10-19 11:43:01 UTC

Holy crap... I just found out that Snort has a deck feature! This is a game-changer! It is still a bit rough around the edges and mainly needs column customization, but it is still an amazing addition. #grownostr

2023-10-18 13:15:48 UTC

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Absolutely! I wouldn't be surprised at all if other social media platforms are working on something similar.

2023-10-18 13:11:19 UTC

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It is technically only for brand new users in two countries. BUT, it will most likely expand to more coutnries first, then EXISTING users in those countries.

2023-10-18 13:06:35 UTC

@nprofile…8rcn
https://image.nostr.build/99deed57f487fdc8e6407fc1eff93f183fafdc29738874243cdcf2cbcbfb1fbf.png
Any idea why my chronological feed isn't chronological?

2023-10-14 12:26:16 UTC

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I really like snort too. Though the two main problems I have with it are the overall design being too mobile-friendly on desktop, ie. there's too much wasted space in my opinion, and global not being based on connected relays.

2023-10-14 00:04:20 UTC

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Sounds like a more robust and standardizing NIP is needed to either rebuild and improve zaps or a completely different method to achieve the same basic feature.

2023-10-13 23:29:18 UTC

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Would be interested in hearing your reasons as to why.

2023-10-13 01:01:37 UTC

I had an interesting question pop into my head earlier today. Can Bitcoin be restarted from zero? Let's say, for example, that tomorrow Bitcoin completely collapses, everyone sells off, and the blockchain is somehow completely lost. Then several decades later Bitcoin is rediscovered. Could a new blockchain be started with the mining difficulty back at zero or how would that work? Mind you I don't think this will ever actually happen but still interesting to think about. #asknostr #askbitcoin

2023-10-11 16:55:31 UTC

I did it! I finally beat Act 1 of Divinity Original Sin 2! The furthest I had ever made it previously was just making past Fort Joy, almost 5 years ago. #accomplishments #videogames #rpg #dos2

2023-10-09 00:03:02 UTC

Good to know that snort allows proof-of-work for posts.

2023-10-08 23:20:17 UTC

Been having some weird issues with @npub13my…v3qk recently. One issue is that some posts will randomly disappear every couple of refreshes. Like I'll see them there then refresh and they'll be gone only for the them to show back up 10-15 minutes later. Another one is where there will be 1-3 threads that will show up at the top of the feed despite there being new posts below those. Lastly the search bar is losing focus after typing the first letter forcing me to click the search bar again to finish typing.
But this in turn shows the beauty of nostr in that I can switch to another client without losing anything outside of coracle specific features. At least until those issues are solved, I'll switch over to snort for the time being.

2023-10-04 23:12:50 UTC

I think one of the most random people I #follow across all the social media platforms I'm on is a #Japanese girl who's in the trucking industry.

2023-10-04 03:10:00 UTC

Today I learned there was a sequel to the song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" called "The Devil Comes Back to Georgia".

2023-10-02 00:46:14 UTC

Great to finally have SimpleX desktop proper on Windows!
#nevent1q…hnk0

2023-09-30 13:53:40 UTC

I did it... 30 days, 30 posts. Saw very little traction, though that was kind of expected. I think #nostr is taking steps to be the right solution, but it is still very young and as a result, it could still die in the cradle. Don't be afraid to build out but NEVER neglect what is already here.
#nevent1q…4c73

2023-09-29 00:56:34 UTC

Another day has come and gone.

2023-09-28 01:19:06 UTC

You just got to realize that sometimes it just is what it is.

2023-09-27 14:06:40 UTC

I've been learning much about #Bitcoin and #Lightning over the last two days. But there's one thing I'm not 100% sure I have wrapped my head around and that is moving Bitcoin from a non-custodial Bitcoin wallet, cold or hot, to a non-custodial Lightning Network wallet. Specifically doing so through your own Lightning node with no 3rd parties.
My understanding is it takes 2 on-chain transactions, one transaction to move Bitcoin from your Bitcoin wallet to the Lightning node wallet, with a second transaction to open a channel between the Lightning node and the Lightning wallet, and a Lightning transaction to push sats from the Lightning node to the Lightning wallet.
Do I have this correct? Also note that this is all theoretical as I don't have any Bitcoin infrastructure.

2023-09-26 17:20:26 UTC

I like the new shiny features @nprofile…8rcn has added to Coracle!

2023-09-25 22:06:50 UTC

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Or any other client for that matter. Outside of Gossip of course.

2023-09-25 22:04:30 UTC

I wonder if web clients will start adding proof of work for posting? (Note sent from Gossip desktop client, with 6 leading zeros for proof of work.)

2023-09-25 13:45:06 UTC

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Thanks!

2023-09-25 13:43:04 UTC

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2023-09-25 01:28:28 UTC

There was something I wanted to say, but I completely forgot what it was.

2023-09-24 00:37:40 UTC

#anime MC: "Why is part of my memory missing?"
Me who's never read the source material: "I know! It's the plot for the next season!"