exactly my thoughts: being Bitcoin only is not the same as wanting to be Nostr only. Bitcoin is the best money, so you are currently winning with Bitcoin only. Nostr is not money and certainly not THE one best solution for all sorts of things. If you don't keep an open mind and can merge things fluently, you will quickly stumble again and again. I'm just thinking of that: Domain owners of Nostr relays in prison.
let them play. like in the sandpit when a new child comes along with toys. Instead of them playing with all the toys, it's all childish.
following open minded accounts. and if you see some jackasses complaining about something new: especially to look at that
I used an impartial bot to analyze the contents of Bit Karrot's post for propaganda content. You can check for yourself. In response:
Looks like the main issue here is a classic "either/or" fallacy—he’s stuck in a binary mindset, pushing ICANN as the only way while ignoring how decentralized options could actually complement it. It’s a bit of a troll move, framing things to look like a choice when, in reality, both systems have strengths worth combining.
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-dNdvcTUSc-proper-gander
wow, i didn't know any of these people and have now read all the drama in the notes. i don't care. i think it's cool that with a sub key i can have a dns server with my own root domains without having to ask for permission.
as a weekend developer it was also so easy to install.
and if you don't want to move away from icann domains, you've lost control of your life.
there will certainly be very nice interactions with pkdns and nostr.
opinion without really having read the documentation: very weak.
let's keep having fun. i think it is cool because it works so easily. easier than so many nostr things.
Yes, but with my Qubes-OS system I have problems.
At some point I wrote manual configs, I have to straighten that out again so that all App-VMs can also resolve.
I use Mullvad VPN, mobile and OS and there I can set a custom DNS server. Just added the IP of the pkdns server and voila, works like a charm.
Also works with Proton VPN.
pkdns updated to v0.5.2
IP/PORT: 66.78.40.76:53
and it is now a systemctl service that restarts on failure.
I will do maintenance on the pkdns DNS server: 66.78.40.76
new version and there is a nice new service file, so we can run it with systemctl.
will be online in some minutes again.
https://github.com/pubky/pkdns/blob/master/server/pkdns.service
$pow = (2 ** 48) / 65535;
The first time I have to use this syntax in PHP...
and not free human readable addresses ;) those are like shitcoins, lol.
like nsec and npub on Nostr, yes. but we have to point our address resolvers to a special DNS server.
But devs could include it in their apps, so we users do not need to mess with our DNS settings.
But maybe in future some public DNS servers support pkdns.
I am just more like a user. Not really a hardcore in depth developer.
stupid questions arise in my head: in my user world I dream of something like a package I can install and then it will just hook into my systems dns.
sudo dnf install pkdns-plugin
and then my system can resolve all the things.
the last error message means that your port 53 is already in use.
on debian based systems it is systemd-resolved
I see a notification on Gossip desktop client, if the recipient does not have the chat relay configured.
Would be nice to have this on Amethyst, too.
I have started another pkdns server for free use: 66.78.40.76
- pubky/pkdns version: 0.5.1
*** THIS SERVER DOES NOT LOG ANY IP ADDRESS OR QUERIES! ***
Trust me bro or host yourself.
Another win is to set his NIP-17 DM relay. Let's go and play! 🥂
there is also a mobile app from streamlabs:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/streamlabs-live-streaming-app/id1294578643
something like this?