> "nobody use desktop apps"
is a borderline regarded take.
There is a group of desktop power users that clearly find value in the performance of desktop apps.
The open ended question I asked seeks to uncover which apps provide value today to nostriches.
it was about nostr? ok. haven't crossed my mind
either way 95+% of applications I use is a desktop app.
Which one(s) would most benefit from a nostr integration?
Why?
browser.
if we can somehow get rid od IANA and DNS
> browser
What jobs does a nostr browser integration get done for you?
things not stored on a server/web/ip but published. everyone can share and everyone can render as they like.
this idea is not new. It's ipfs, bittorrent and other tech all over again.
if we can't get rid of IP protocol it's still censorsble and centralized
