Steamrolling y'all mothafuckas.

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That was my point. A livestream would work the same way, and it's just a matter of the client rendering it inline or not.

Don’t know about your client, but on #damus, images are uploaded to an ordinary HTTP server and linked into the note, not inlined.

Advantage: simple

Disadvantage: very centralized and not very censorship resistant

The idea that you "can't delete stuff on Nostr" is a misdirection about what Nostr actually is. Nostr relays are just independent web servers. You absolutely can reach out to a relay operator and ask them to delete your stuff from their relay, as you can with any other website. In some jurisdictions they are legally obligated to do this. Kind 5 deletion events just automate this process. When people say "you can't delete stuff on Nostr" they mean you can't easily automate the process because of the same problem Outbox Model aims to solve, and/or that there are jurisdictions where relay operators don't have to care or choose to ignore you anyway. However this is not actually different or special from anywhere else on the internet, except that maybe on Nostr your content can travel to more places faster to begin with. It's not really an excuse not to try. When you delete stuff on the Fediverse, it gets removed from 99% of places automatically because the developers have decided to try instead of resigning themselves because "it's too hard" or will "never be perfect anyway".

#NOSTR already allows sharing images and videos.

Wouldn’t it be cool if you could share livestreams too? #asknostr

Like, “Hey, this is what I’m currently working on.”

Ursula doesn't want you to watch the Elon and Trump thang on X. Let that sink in for a second.

Just a note regarding the real-world usage of such a function, since this has existed for a long time already on the fediverse, where you also post your content to hundreds (if not thousands) of other servers/instances, and which I've been using over Twitter since 2017:

1. In almost all cases that I have deleted (or even better on Mastodon: "delete and re-draft") a post, it was within less than 10 seconds after posting the mistake. It's highly unlikely that normal people not running a surveillance machine would be able to save it that quickly, since they have to see it first, and then not have it disappear from their timeline immediately.

2. We have to assume that someone *is* running such a surveillance machine, so anything posted publicly has to be assumed to be indexed and searchable *by these actors*

3. Since Mastodon introduced post editing a while ago (i.e. publicly announcing changes to a post), I haven't used "delete and re-draft" at all anymore. This is because deletes were usually about fixing things like typos, grammar, formatting, broken links, etc.. Sometimes it is about changing the content itself, e.g. to remove an unnecessarily aggressive tone for example. But even then, it's virtually always fine if someone would be able to read the previous draft but know that my intention was to change it.

4. I do not remember ever having had to remove something that you describe causing the fear. However, Mastodon does strip image metadata automatically for example, and I think basic safety features like that are very important.

Anyway, just some personal observations, because we don't have to talk about it as if it's some kind of untested no man's land of decentralized social protocols. Hope it's helpful to someone.

I see delete as vital for privacy and to prevent major foot guns. I am extremely cautious when posting images for example. Most of the time, I just CTRL+V it and after a few seconds, I see a link to a hosted image in my client.

Did I accidentally upload an image that I didn't want to share? What would I do if I did?

Another fear I have when using nostr is to copy paste the wrong piece of text, for example a password or something similar, and hitring enter accidentally without checking the post again.

These things can happen and the fact that you can't delete a mistake is terrifying. Posting on nostr often feels dangerous to me.

Actually a very good video, although he literally didn't want to explain "skibbidi" 😂 ty

Gen Alpha/zoomer language is literal brainrot. What the fuck does “skibbidy ohio” mean?

Does it work?

This is just back to square one with people installing extensions. Not a bad way to go but doesn’t improve privacy for all. But if that’s what people want then it’s fine.

we had/have the DNT/GPC http headers.

What’s a solution to cookie banners?

The obvious answer is to simply not have them, but this gets you to square one.

The next option might be to have browser-wide settings that communicate to websites that you have not opted into marketing / creepy cookies. This could be default opt out - which will obviously hurt the marketing industry but would provide significant benefits to people. Opting in would need to be incentivized.

As a middle ground, the law could be modified to allow only the necessary cookies for website functionality. The law would need to be very specific about what counts as necessary (nothing that tracks and shares).

This would eliminate the need for banners while preserving some privacy.

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You don't "buy more Bitcoin". You exchange one currency for another. It's not a stock, it's a currency and the activity is called foreign exchange.

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I think I kind of get the idea but I never implemented such a server and push service. I'm guessing it would also require the app to register with the server so that the server knows which NWC pubkey commands to listen to. Would you be up to working on this together? I think other wallets could benefit from this too.