nostr:npub1h8nk2346qezka5cpm8jjh3yl5j88pf4ly2ptu7s6uu55wcfqy0wq36rpev reported some issues with the Primal web client. Are other people running into these issues too? We need more info so that we can reproduce and fix them. Thanks!
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I started writing a reply, then Primal suddenly refreshed the page and now my message is gone.
So I'll make it short this time: your client is asking me to sign a "Sync app settings" event every 30 seconds or so. I will not give your client a blank cheque.
We can actually. It gets swept under the rug.
The transition will be more gradual than you think.
That doesn't make any sense, sorry.
Oh, of course, impossible to disagree with your comment. I was just adding on top of it, that maybe people should leave the core of the protocol as it is, stop innovating on it, except for critical issues, and then everything else happens on higher level layers.
For example Primal's cache service, that's a good example.
I think it is not enough.
Free access to information is also key.
Deception is not a violation of free will, as someone postulated on this thread. It is something else.
Consent is nothing without Truth.
The backbone should be flat and ossified.
Open source makes new layers appear and take off.
Leave the backbone alone, let it do its job, stop messing with it.
That'd be my humble advice.
Bunch of nerds. Count me in.
Value for value.
Yes, the shirt doesn't matter. The point is that people like the tech. And that's OK.
I assume Pablo doesn't like it. And neither do I. That's OK too.
And probably this is not the moment to tell people in their face "excuse me, sir, but your tech sucks", but in the future it may happen.
Better tech means a better life for everyone, and the obsolescence of popular bad tech will be worth it.
And I'm not talking of Docker as "a problem" here, rather it's a symptom. It solves a problem that shouldn't exist in the first place. It is a consequence of many decades of bad tech.
I don't have funds to keep development going at this moment. Maybe in the future.
Yes, one nsec does all the initial job but it gives you admin rights and you can then remove the bot's key from the admin list.
So, for example, if you now tag me (this account) on a note that says "#!mirror https://some-podcast.url/feed" my instance of rsstr will create a community for that podcast and make you admin.
You can then exclude me as admin.
Not sure if satellite.earth implemented that yet, but in theory that's how it should work.
NIP-72 is the solution to so many problems!
How can we get more long form content on to Nostr? This seems like a great place for blog posts, substack style newsletters, medium like posts, etc… But it’s not so easy. The wordpress plugins for nostr do unformatted short posts with links.
We added long form markdown support to rsslay, https://github.com/planetary-social/rsslay , but rsslay has some pretty big design flaws which can’t be fixed. It doesn’t act like a normal relay, it doesn’t store anything, instead each time you request an npub it goes and redownloads the rss feed associated, creates NEW events, and provides them once to that client that requested them, and then deletes the events from memory. So if multiple people follow a feed, they’re all slowly getting different versions of the event.
I want it to be easy, nicely formatted markdown, ideally with support for the paid subscription content stuff nostr:npub1l2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqutajft is working on.
Thoughts? Has somebody built something? RSS is probably the easiest way although lots of formatted content in rss is a mess. It needs to be something that can push to multiple relays the way mostr does. It needs to import once, and then scale with the nostr network. Users who comment on the post need to be commenting on the SAME event, not multiple versions of the event.
We’re SO SO SO close to this working, yet somehow it doesn’t.
Please take a look at https://codeberg.org/nostrdev/RSSTR
The central idea is to turn feeds into "communities".
See communities (you can take a peek at https://satellite.earth ) as decentralized "websites" with a comment section included.
It replaces youtube/reddit/etc. It all depends on the client and how you want to present that content to the user, but ultimately the "backend" is the same -- Nostr.
Docker is a nice hack, it helps in development process, etc. But it is a hack, it's not real tech. Just like most every other hyped product around.
In other words, it doesn't make me proud that I'm proficient at docker.
O mundo prestes a entrar na terceira guerra mundial e na Matrix de Banânia é isso aí: cachaça, baticum, desordem e alienação.
“Parem o mundo que eu quero descer." 🤦🏻♂️
https://video.nostr.build/b67a00f1a16eb27e6c6f0e19f2f412f944eaf0c95f52906179517a06f1e9de2c.mp4
I don't understand, man. This is beautiful, truly beautiful.
As a musician myself, this is hard to accomplish. You got it naturally among your people.
Happy people don't get duped by war scams.
Don't let anything distract you from the beauty of life.
Or maybe he never was, idk. He gives advice to Ethereum/crypto people in general. Makes a living out of it, it seems.
Let's wait and see what his new book says when it's released.
