I wrote a new blog that teaches you how to verify your Cold Card on an air gapped computer. This one took me a couple weeks since I made some videos of me removing a hard drive and Wi-Fi card. I also made a PeerTube Account to create the rolls.py video since Google wanted me to re-verify my phone number.
Bitcoin is too important to leave to the mercy of YouTube's walled garden.
Been on ledger for a while, but thinking of moving to coldcard. Seems like that’s the move?
The Cold Card is my favorite wallet. You should get one. It will teach you a lot about bitcoin.
This also gets transmitted to https://habla.news/a/naddr1qqyrxvp5xs6n2dpeqgs8t0er2vdwn7vvv2v4hgr3j8jg36k5wkt4xuwk847l634auxl639grqsqqqa28tf7ynj
That's so cool!
Can you explain what blogstack and hablas news are? Are they like sub stack, but instead you sign in with your nsec? Can anyone post?
Would you prefer a blog, or PeerTube video?
Basically, iris.to, damus, snort, et al are microblogging clients on Nostr. habla.news and blogstack.io are macroblogging on nostr.
In other words:
Damus is like Twitter.
Blogstack is like substack.
So the idea is that a blogger would prefer to use these so that they could receive support directly through zaps and they wouldn’t have to worry about using a centralized blogging platform or their own webserver, as it would be built on nostr?
I would assume that these clients would be taking a cut for providing this service, or charging a fee to have an account?
Yes. The blog is transmitted over relay, but they are not charging yet, and there are only two clients that support it so far, so I wouldn't say it's sufficiently decentralized yet.
I also made a button that navigates to my btcpayserver using markdown.
They also do not charge anything so far.
Do you know if the relay created from scratch or was a started relay package used and NIP-23 support added to it? Trying to learn more about running a relay and doesn’t look like the popular ones (strfry, nostream, nostr-rs-relay) currently have 23 implemented.
Not sure, but I saw this on stacker.news the other day. I haven't had a chance to watch it yet.
Either would be beneficial!
