Why is Pokey so good?

Pokey connects directly into your inbox relays and keeps the connection open at all times.

Every other notification system is using a server that watches relays for new events and sends them down via Google/Apple/UnifiedPush systems.

It's WAY faster than ANY of these push systems.

There is no restriction on message sizes or frequency. No payment plans for servers and no algorithmic delays from push providers.

It can authenticate in your Private Inbox relays for DMs because it can get Amber to sign as of you. No watching server can do that.

It also decentralizes notifications from Clients. There is no need to run 15 different notification systems, one for each client you want to use.

Once notifications are downloaded, it can pass those events to the appropriate apps to display. You can choose a default app per event kind. And if you don't have an app registered for the event, it can display the notification itself.

It's a win-win-win-win-win situation.

Nor MacOS

What if we start sending nostr: URIs in the end of our emails with a signed copy of the message and a little extension verifies the Nostr signature in the email and replaces the unsecured email text with the signed one without even pinging any relay? 🤔

O dinheiro representa exatamente esse trabalho que você fez. Não é tão difícil de entender.

Ainda tem gente que não fica indignada com isso ... Intankavel

Now you just need to sell your script as an internet stabilizer.

idk, do i really need to download 100s of megabytes of javascript just to display some text and an image?

there is barely any websites left, all we have is bloatware

A relay is a web server with 90% of the useful bits of a web server turned off. And 10% useful bits of a web server turned on. The obvious thing to do is turn the whole server on, and you get a relay, you get nostr, and something 10x more useful.

I think the integrated wallet with direct zaps outweigh this little better Performance.

Passkeys

What might 2FA look like on nostr?

discovered a hidden feature in fantastical. you can timeblock reminder tasks by adding [30m] to them. reminder tasks don't have end dates like calendar events do, but when you add this fantastical allows you to resize them.

so now I can share github issues to the reminders app, and timeblock them in my calendar. There's a little checkbox in the calendar that I can click to mark them as done.

timeblocking ftw

Final ruling in Epic v. Google, ordering Google to effectively open up the Google Play app store to competition, is some awesome news.

Google will have to distribute rival third-party app stores within Google Play, and it must give rival third-party app stores access to the full catalog of Google Play apps, unless developers opt out individually.

It also forbids Google from requiring the use of Google Pay on apps shipped through their store, freeing devs to offer other payment APIs to go around the 30% fees from Google.

This is a separate judgement from the DOJ vs Google that is considering a breakup of Google, forcing it to sell Android, Chrome and some other units.

Foda que quando quero desenhar coisas sai bem feito quandl quero fazer pessoas ou bichos sai todo errado.😓

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