I fixed all the compat issues I know of in the (very fresh!) latest CLN release: are there more?

There is definitely more work to do, especially on privacy: blinded incoming paths for offers especially.

Wish more men in BTC would wear suits and not hoodies/jeans/sneakers.

I’m the kind of person that will make sure all cookies are rejected upon entering a new website, even if it means spending time hunting for the hidden button that says “Reject All” or finding a different page that will give me access without cookies.

I don’t know if it truly works, but it’s worth a try.

On the long run I totally agree but to get the level of saturation that I can travel to a random town and find 5 opinions on each of the 200 restaurants all from my social graph is a long way out. But that's what it needs to be really helpful.

Frost for nostr key rotation

wouldn’t be surprised if keyboards start shipping with ai/chatgpt prompt keys. It will become more and more engrained as a core computing feature. Maybe in 50 years it will be the only key you need.

Who will build the roads?

Honestly why do we care? What if no one build any roads and then suddenly we were left with only trails in the woods? Isn't that a much more adventurous and poetic life that would make the world much more interesting?

I thought socialists and statists of all kinds hated cars and trucks. So they should be for an anarchist society with no roads too.

Not at first use, but if you don't understand it, you are going to be a slave of the app just like on Twitter. If you don't set your account correctly, Nostr can't protect you. Freedom is not cheap.

Our job is to design screens so that people can understand it and set things up easily.

Don't forget to re-setup your relays after the update to v0.87+.

You should choose:

- Home Relays to store all your content. nostr.wine and relay.tools are good paid options. You can also use free relays: nostr.mom , nos.lol , etc

- Relays to store all zaps, likes and replies to your content. They might be the same as home relays if those home relays do not require payment to post. Nostr.wine would not be a good option here.

- Relays to use for DMs: Here you want a relay that anyone can post to but only you can download your messages. inbox.nostr.wine is a good option. Advanced settings on relay.tools personal relays can also store your DMs.

- Private Relays are for things no one should see, like your Drafts. There are no dedicated relays for this category yet, so I would use a local relay like Citrine.

- Search relays: hit the Default button to use all available options.

- Local relays: use Citrine.

- General relays. Delete those that you moved to their specific sections. Keep everything that can help find events from your follow list.

Let me know if you have any questions.

If we want ecash to have any hope of working out, we need anonymous mints, but anonymous mints are likely to get stolen. Instead, we need anonymous mints that are operated by one of N well-known and trusted parties. Mint operator(s) should take N public keys known to be from N well-known and trusted persons in the bitcoin space, then create ring sig(s) across those N to reveal that they are one of those N parties, but not which one.

Given many long-timers at one point or another had public donation addresses or some other key that is known to be theirs, this should actually be relatively doable, just don’t put too much money in the mint :)

I used to maintain the OpenPGP.js library (used in ProtonMail) and I don’t use PGP. And Phil Zimmerman doesn’t use PGP because he prefers Apple Mail on his iPhone.

I always ask myself: what’s the point of asking users to download a PGP public key to verify a binary they download from the same website. Users aren’t getting more integrity assurances over what SSL already offers them, since most have no idea how to use WoT.

It’s different with nostr... every user has a WoT that they can manage (with decent enough UX) and it already gives them value outside of verifying binaries. So I’d love to see an easy-to-use “nostr-verify” unix program that you pass your npub that *just works*. Anyone that wants to attest a given binary can upload their signatures to their relays. Then the “nostr-verify” program just pulls these sigs from my relays to verify the binary. Does this exist? nostr:note1qqq9ytr5f5ffrdq3j2478d0n7m4ydwwqc0wyur6jun9rn9qetckqvyyz8d

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