Just change the integer from 1 to a number nobody uses. Then, if you want, describe the way to work with those events in a new NIP.
I built https://nostrsites.com to render html and JavaScript code from nostr notes. Right now it uses kind 1 events, but if another kind is created to make this easier, that would be awesome
Just create another kind. If you create, I will try to use it.
nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z how difficult would it be to add NIP-94 to custom image hosts?
94 is super easy. 95 is harder, but also not that difficult. Both need coding skills, though.
That's cool! Is it working already? Maybe one day you can just shift to load those projects from event kinds the user follows :)
They really should.
The amount of trust people gave to servers in the early web is bonkers to me.
Here's an e-mail protocol: You can send messages, but any server can change everything in the message. The sender won't see the changes at all and the receiver won't even notice you changed it. What can go wrong?
Here's an HTML page: You can place your code on a server and that server can change your code based on who accesses it. You won't be able to see when servers act funny and neither will users. Win-win.
Here's a DNS protocol: You buy names that point to your IP. Except that any subnet can override your settings so we can please some dictatorships around. Funny thing: users won't even notice when that happens. Boom!
Now let's build the largest, most profitable economic sector in the past 50 years based on that.
All file resolutions happen via Nostr event-finding protocols and not via DNS. Without webpages, no one needs DNS.
Nothing forbids people from creating Nostr event kinds with code in them. Kind 5392 could be HTML code, 5393 CSS, and 5394 JavaScript. Then a Nostr-native browser can simply render events as if they were files on a regular webpage. The only difference is that now they can be stored in any existing relay.
Do you want to truly decentralize the web? Kill DNS.
Normalize live streaming of Nostr conferences via zap.stream
GM.
Levantou um issue no GitHub deles?
Icons Update:
1. Readability increased and colors are integrated with existing accent colors
2. I tried the address book and seal options
All assets can be found on this drive:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1cp-Ez6_x4mRZ6jp1fJHS9iQ0bfjJhWHm?usp=sharing
Logo Update:
While trying to copy colors from Zitron's logo I noticed the potential for something even more professional. So I adapted it to have:
1. A full compound path for the gradient (the eye of the ostrich was not included earlier)
2. More symmetry and alignment
3. A better integration with the existing colors on Amethyst
https://void.cat/d/8sGVrffGnpcCWb5VDDU7wy.webp
https://void.cat/d/R29b77W3jKJsW7NeZVeJk.webp
https://void.cat/d/Ffh6dh8XZjdVQtc7nBT2eg.webp
Super nice! I think the best set us follow and nip05 of the first set and source 2 of the second set.
They can also pull any post into the community.
Help us find more developer. The work of optimizing the app takes a lot of time.
#Amethyst sem dúvida alguma é o app mais completo para #Nostr, um verdadeiro canivete suíço e a grande referência em Android. Porém isso tem um custo, é pesado e sacrifica um pouco a fluidez no seu uso, obrigando por vezes a usar um outro app para ver alguma coisa que no próprio #Amethyst trava.
Pensando nisso, não seria interessante lançar também uma versão "lite" para aqueles que não possuem um celular tão poderoso ou que queiram um "plano B" para ver o feed mais simplificado e de forma mais rápida? Que acha nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z?
Ou isso, ou encontrar mais pessoas para ajudar no projeto. Tem muito trabalho para pouco desenvolvedor.
It's a filter that doesn't loop the entire database to find the new elements. It just intercepts the new elements insertion and spreads them throughout the app.