Nostr Web Client

What excites me the most about Nostr is that we now have a protocol from which we can build literal killer apps.

The internet was suppose to be free, and only over the last 30 years did it become walled off and enslaved to corporate and government interesting alike. I want to see us build each and every FOSS app possible to compete with and destroy the corporate apps, as our data is ours, and it should no longer be free for the raping and pillaging for fiat companies, with fiat interest, and fiat lords who are more than happy to sell you out to whomever they please.

I’m here to watch the old internet die as much as I’m here to watch the new one we are birthing together.

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Deleted Account 1y ago

Hugs 🫂 #Free #OpenSourceBSD

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Blackcell 1y ago

Burn it to the ground.

BitcoinSandy 1y ago

It’s going to be glorious 🔥

Vires 1y ago

Let's rebuild on a #value4value model, users must not be the product!

JoeBoonie 1y ago

Onward and upwards!

bc21 1y ago

STAY HUMBLE AND STACK ZAPS

BitcoinMendocino 1y ago

I remember dialing up in 1994 when the internet enabled any entity - from General Electric and Sears Robuck to the corner store and even individual citizens like me - have a website. The internet was pretty flat and evenly distributed.

Then Google appeared around 1998, Facebook around 2004, YouTube 2005, Twitter 2007…gradually a handful of corporatized destinations became the internet.

The hope and vision now is that protocols like Nostr and sovereign personal servers (that are user-friendly and plug and play) all glued together by the economic stack that is bitcoin, will decentralize the internet again.

Vires 1y ago

Great post. Gained a follower 👍

Marc 1y ago

I almost wrote something similar, but this is pretty much how I see it.

Schickamoto ₿ 丰⚡️ 1y ago

The world they created isn't working and isn't worth saving. We must replace it from the ground up with morals and principles baked in.

Nackoo2000 1y ago

Good but people are too big of an addicts to let go the drug that is the old internet: https://primal.net/e/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzq0yz0kmvghm7vgsl5yvmjczyavdyzg2x586kw36zsa8hkfnyrr7rqq34g6r994zxjemfwsk5zeryd93hg6t0dck4qctwv3jk66tr95m8g6rsvv6qdlwve0

Toxic Bitcoiner 1y ago

Were the cypherpunks too optimistic about the protocol stack at the time, specifically because they didn’t have a Bitcoin and a Nostr? They thought the Internet would be FOSS and private, but instead they got Google and Facebook. Do we need even more protocols than we think we do for the dream, just like they did, or is this about it?

Erik Cason 1y ago

They were naive, but also we needed to go through the cycle of its commercialization to see how awful and abusive it was to create a generation of people who are cynical enough about it to see it for the reality it is. We needed something like bitcoin to allow for market exchange outside of the state to create development without state identity imho.