I bet Crowdstrike had them too

Arch?

This is status quo business thinking.

Think of all the businesses Twitter could enter if their ID and payment network operated over nostr..

So are you we need people to jump ship not integrate? (My opinion btw)

I’m open to ideas on how better to reach the dev team.

I tried to be objective in providing rationale, technical documentation, and social proof on why nostr migration is to the X business benefit.

If you have a better effort, I will be the first to support it.

yes with the obvious tradeoffs on passwords to decrypt and risks of forgotten when theres no escrow

Is anyone working on a project to...

1) Mobile nostr client (e.g. Amethyst, Damus, Amber) to start

2) Import/Export private key/nsec to a NFC card (even simply stored clear text)

This still uses the native mobile apps for signing, but is creating some form of physical backup.

Now take this further, and yes you could incorporate nfc card readers for desktop and browser... how about cards preinitialized?

Yes, the creator will have those keys as well, but there are real world use cases where this is warranted. Organizations with key issuance and escrow comes to mind.

I know there's all kinds of pros and cons to unencrypted storage like this, ability to copy etc, Im just curious what, if any, projects are exploring naive approaches like this, easier to mass rollout vs actual physical signing devices.

My gut thinks this is wasteful, and that the real solution for custodial masses will simply be the same old custodial control we've had in the past. Im just not sure if global focus should be on identity issuance, self identity, self signing, or full sovereignty

I'm afraid now that I've embraced types I won't be able to go back 😢

Sure if you’re on the jvm

ew

is there no FORM in next clooud ? try that

Can you backup the seed?

so the smart card holds the private key and the EAL6 certification provides some assurance that the keys are secure?

formstr is kinda shit

hello no - microsoft shitsoft use nostr formstr

Gotcha. We have established best practices for interpreting displaying note content, it’s simply that some devs choose to ignore it and go their own way.

Yes but not every client works the same way with image uploads and sometimes the user doesn’t realize it until it’s posted.

Stop turning everything into a user error when bad or inconsistent UX is almost always the culprit.

Looks better – not a perfect solution, but what Coracle does tracks with how these notes are displayed on Primal web and Nostur.

I’d still suggest grouping all the images together at the end so the post appears like how Damus and Primal mobile display it.

I just assume that if the only link in the note ends with an image file extension the user intent is implied. Most people aren’t trying to do fancy stuff with inline images, they just want to post photos of their cat.