With Amber you don't have to manually approve each event sign.
You can assign permission to auto-approve certain event signatures.
Changing platforms doesn't make lots of sense.
The real solution is replacing platforms by a protocol.
That's why #nostr
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A prize of 1.72 Million bitcoins... Not too bad.
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Hiding the "where" is important too, even when they know the "who".
Agree.
But honestly, I don't see that happening anymore.
Wall Street is deliberately leaving those unprivileged out of bitcoin, once again.
I miss the good ol' days of 2019 and before...
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Ok.
Just beware you are entering stormy waters... as they are very different things fighting a civil war against fascism than bombing police and elected officials in a democracy.
I have been living the 'conflict' my whole life. So I know different people and views. I, myself, have changed my views through the years, as I have found several people arguing they were "fighting fascism" and not realizing they had indeed became the fascists themselves.
Nationalism is a shitcoin.
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I meant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Strict_Transport_Security
But actually it should be using a CAA DNS record to set which CA is allowed to sign certificates for the domain.
Damn. A Brazilian certificate authority trusted only by Microsoft has issued a presumably-unauthorized certificate for google.com: https://follow.agwa.name/notice/AoZSMI38xcA3TrN1sm
All security practices in the world are useless if one of the most visited sites such as Google gets a unauthorized TLS certificate issued. How this still exists in 2024 is beyond me.
HSTS
Looking forward to it!!
Thank you so much for your work!
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It's very hard for corporations to build open protocols.
Every of their usual incentives push them to build platforms, not protocols.
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One app at a time...
Step by step building the other stuff... 💪