that’s why many people vote for political parties that are controlled by super-rich:

My plan for Soapbox + Nostr onboarding UX is to have it generate a 12-word seed on the client. You see it once and are told to write it down, then it disappears forever. It gets stored securely in the browser and can then be used to sign events. To recover your session, you need the 12-word seed.

This is the basic normie flow for mass adoption. There are other options, including NIP-07 signing with a browser extension like Alby, and NIP-46 support where you can sign events remotely using a dedicated signer app. You can also import by seed or nsec.

Technical info: I'm making the ServiceWorker a signer. You can send it messages like generateSeed, signEvent, decrypt, etc. When you generate the seed, the ServiceWorker generates it within the worker context and stores it in the Web Cache API. Which is an absolutely insane thing to do, but it will work. It sends the seed back to the client exactly _once_ when you generate it, and you can never retrieve it again because the worker will block fetches to it. But the worker itself can access it and sign your events. This is Vegan Mad Science.

hey how often do you use Soapbox on mobile and have you noticed all the weird z-index issues it has?

Sometimes you can't edit posts because the edit box is rendered beneath

Changing post scope? well the buttons on the screen don't match what you touch. Trying to change from followers-only to public is often torture because i keep touching the Public option but it keep selecting Direct Message somehow, etc

#foundation season 2 episode 9 is epic:

Mental health is suffering because we've removed ourselves from growing our food & raising our own families.

Kids are being raised by schools for 8hrs a day + extras like sports & food is outsourced 110%.

People are meant to grow up in villages, not pods akin to old mental asylums.

Mental health in America would be 67% better if Americans weren't taxed out of their homes.

#Fediverse bot farm instance when (serious question)