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Hmm, so you said, the other pillar is relays, and it is close to the apps, so the last idea:

nostr libs

the internet 😂

secure element

Zaps?

server hosts/hosting

centralization of used 5 relays

The Nostr protocol

Vls.tech?

I always figured it would be easiest to just gain access to a node and drain it with commands, unless the hsm sent you a notification on large withdraws that you would have to approve. But even then it could do it little by little over time.

thinking of trying something out on my personal node, with a key on a secure element (and never leaving it)

would be a small USB dongle, could also use for auto-unlock with TPM

TLS cert authorities ? dns ?

Web socket?

Huh, looking through the replies, I can't think of much else 😅

I'm still very green when it comes to CI but same for me as well. Tests, containers and so on!

I've even started using it for IaC for my load balancer network.

All day every day!

already gave him feedback on this. looks like the android app doesn't work without location services which prevented a bunch of people from being able to use it. apparently bluetooth requires that on android for some reason.

You and I both likely showed up after much of the technical discussion has faded from conversation. I'm guessing a year or two ago it was everywhere.

You cannot. If you need an app that displays accurate follower counts for whatever reason, you cannot build that app on Nostr. Elsewhere you could.

Gm. New backing DB for a relay?

none are abandoned yet.

i am become curmudgeon

> It's unlikely that someone will make their paraphrase long enough to prevent someone from brute forcing it

Reality check: for the casual user that doesn't have a life changing amount in Bitcoin, it is more likely that the seed is found by a roommate or some random guy that works in their property, instead of being the target of a determined, informed and well-equipped attacker.

So even a medium simple and high memorable passphrase can be effective in many situations as additional security layer.

No, I meant the manufacturer. It’s only fair, and a benefit to the community at large. If it’s ignored, it’s a clear signal - no?

Yeah I mean if you are serious and not trying to be a language maxi, I think there are some really high performance things you can do with highly optimized C#. Specifically you can see in my core lib, its largely composed of C libraries which I link at runtime into C#. Almost all dynamic or short-lived allocations are done on an unmanaged heap. I vendor mimalloc, and rpmalloc, but mostly use rpmalloc for pre-build distributions like vncache here.

rpmalloc is a bit outdated and I'm going to have to revamp it myself but it's still a great allocator. I already have some work converting the memcache backend in vncache over to C.

I personally like the .NET sophisticated async + threadpool, good windows support with async callbacks/upcall support, windows kernel features like socket-accept buffering among others. It's also highly runtime configurable. I know many other languages at this point do similar things in similar ways, but being able to use ELF libraries or .NET assemblies at runtime like dlopen() does is super neat. It's also been 5 years in the making.

VNCache is actually just a plugin for VNLib.Webserver (part of core) which is essentially a runtime. It loads plugin assembly files (and can unload them) dynamically.

I could spend hours talking about my arhcitecture, but really it's been about only use what you need, and a lego style modular framework where the application housekeeping code is isolated from the application code.

Banned.

Banned.

You could do this via command line or whatever, but ultimately clients should not show those Yaks. We're going need some defense coding on YakBak.app soon to prevent this.

why the 60 second limit on Yaks?

becuase i wanted them to not be an alternative to podcasts. i wanted them to create their own unique content style, similar to video shorts and stories. if twitter is micro-blogging, consider these micro-podcasts.

If only getting along was somehow profitable.

It’s possible, not like we are swimming in cash and lawyers

I don’t know the seed signer dev or nvk personally so I wouldn’t be able to answer this.

Currently, a Ledger Nano S with Sparrow. Not my preferred though.

I am working on mu own cold storage product that is built on a security-certified secure element with custom firmware on the SE.

Thanks for that. What's your preferred cold storage?