- file-based event retrival. Point Caddy with `file_server` at it, and you have a dumb njump.me.

- Script access. Instead of `EVENT=$(nak ... $NAK_FLAGS)` (and subsequently hammering pid space and cpu with repeated tasks), mounting events as a filesystem allows "any" application to use nostr.

* If the FS also supports creating events, this might serve as a file-backend for a file-based CMS.

- Mounting nostr events as a kubernetes volume (by mounting ontop of an emptyDir). Because lol.

* ...and using that in a cronjob to use "arbitrary" tools like dagu to do things with nostr without teaching them how to nostr.

- Backup. Speaking of cronjobs; just schedule a note dump with a cronjob.

- Shell-fu. `find /mnt/nostr/$npub -type f -exec ...`. You know the random oneliners that save a day? Yeah, that. sed, grep, awk... even ripgrep and fdfind

And put this all together? Load your dotfiles from nostr. Publish a dotfile-setup script to nostr and just source it: `(cat /mnt/nostr/note1... | jq -r ".content" > $HOME/.config/nostr.sh) && . $HOME/.config/nostr.sh` - truely have your dotfiles everywhere, literally platform independent :p (my solution is not the most elegant - but something like it...)