#[2] is 1/4 Chihuahua!
9mm Ruger PC Carbine. See the top of the thread!
Really, really happy with it so far!
No, I'm still terrified of handguns. Just don't feel like I have enough control.
But I am going to swap out the mag well and switch to Glock magazines.
Was flawless. Ran 150 rounds of 115gr Winchester white box range rounds. Also some 147gr Federal.
20 rounds at 75ft. Didn't have much in the way of expectations here but better than I was expecting!
My main use case is "shit going crazy" home defense, mostly crouched from behind my bed, just defending my bedroom. Really not worried about 75ft accuracy!
Just using the iron sights for now.
At 50ft, 10 rounds each. Started in the center then worked clockwise. Started really dialing it in by the upper-left target!
It's also pretty cool how it breaks down. More or less backpack-friendly.
Finally got to take the new rifle out to the range!
9mm Ruger PC Carbine. Pretty awesome "goldilocks" rifle for someone new like me. Shoots the same rounds as the most popular handguns but with the stability of a rifle. Minimal recoil.
Powerful enough but also mild enough to keep an inexperienced shooter (me) at ease.
Actually DMs are one big thing #nip26 can't do. I could send using a delegatee encrypting and signing the message, but a delegatee can't decrypt a message encrypted for my main identity.
Whoops, bad test. Kuma used her actual PK and not the delegatee's.
Technically easy enough to do any of this via QR code. Just need clients to support it.
Here's the experimental branch I built on top of #[4]
https://gist.github.com/kdmukai/72ff71e6b6278cdda37e5f1ba6c7c08a
Whoops, screwed up the tag. You know it's #[5] !!
Technically easy enough to do any of this via QR code. Just need clients to support it.
Here's the experimental branch I built on top of #[4]
https://gist.github.com/kdmukai/72ff71e6b6278cdda37e5f1ba6c7c08a
My hope is to get broad #nip26 support and just have a disposable key "hot" in the Nostr cilent that has limited authorization to sign on my behalf.
Nostore can, but it's Safari only.
Whoa, Atlas looks like he could be my cousin!
And no, I'm not crying. You're crying.
Seriously. Dogs can't cry.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUAqJWPA-tA
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#[0]
While I've been busy playing with Nostr, #[0] has been working his butt off as the lead maintainer for #[1] prepping a big new v0.6.0 release.
Nick does NOT get enough credit for all his work!!! Follow and zap the man some sats!
Hey, guys! New Nostore update in the TestFlight today: https://testflight.apple.com/join/ouPWAQAV
New features in this release:
* An event log! Click on Settings, then scroll down to Event Log. Now Nostore will keep a history of events it signs, and you can peruse them here and filter by various fields. This might be useful if you have set a client to always allow event signing, but still want to occasionally check up on what events it's asking you to sign, or if you're troubleshooting client issues.
* NIP-26 delegation support! This is an evolving situation, and thus the feature must be activated under Settings -> Experimental Features. Currently speaking, NIP-26 is more of a client/relay standard, but we we would like to see extensions on take on a role, too. In this update, you can create a delegated, time-limited profile that is authorized to sign events for a different user (in this case, you might keep your main safely key in cold storage).
Extension delegation requires client support; clients must accept delegated events signed by an extension, which no client currently does, which is why this feature is located under Experimental, for the time being. However, if you wish to play around with delegated posts with Nostore, feel free to check out this simple web client I made for testing purposes: https://ursus.camp/experiments/delegation/
If you're not sure if your Nostr client supports #nip26 (afaik only Snort does), follow #[2] and her NIP-26 delegatee #[3]
I've started annotating all of her posts (from her PK and when delegated) so you can see how your client handles them.
Hey, guys! New Nostore update in the TestFlight today: https://testflight.apple.com/join/ouPWAQAV
New features in this release:
* An event log! Click on Settings, then scroll down to Event Log. Now Nostore will keep a history of events it signs, and you can peruse them here and filter by various fields. This might be useful if you have set a client to always allow event signing, but still want to occasionally check up on what events it's asking you to sign, or if you're troubleshooting client issues.
* NIP-26 delegation support! This is an evolving situation, and thus the feature must be activated under Settings -> Experimental Features. Currently speaking, NIP-26 is more of a client/relay standard, but we we would like to see extensions on take on a role, too. In this update, you can create a delegated, time-limited profile that is authorized to sign events for a different user (in this case, you might keep your main safely key in cold storage).
Extension delegation requires client support; clients must accept delegated events signed by an extension, which no client currently does, which is why this feature is located under Experimental, for the time being. However, if you wish to play around with delegated posts with Nostore, feel free to check out this simple web client I made for testing purposes: https://ursus.camp/experiments/delegation/
This is AWESOME to see! #nip26
Hey, guys! New Nostore update in the TestFlight today: https://testflight.apple.com/join/ouPWAQAV
New features in this release:
* An event log! Click on Settings, then scroll down to Event Log. Now Nostore will keep a history of events it signs, and you can peruse them here and filter by various fields. This might be useful if you have set a client to always allow event signing, but still want to occasionally check up on what events it's asking you to sign, or if you're troubleshooting client issues.
* NIP-26 delegation support! This is an evolving situation, and thus the feature must be activated under Settings -> Experimental Features. Currently speaking, NIP-26 is more of a client/relay standard, but we we would like to see extensions on take on a role, too. In this update, you can create a delegated, time-limited profile that is authorized to sign events for a different user (in this case, you might keep your main safely key in cold storage).
Extension delegation requires client support; clients must accept delegated events signed by an extension, which no client currently does, which is why this feature is located under Experimental, for the time being. However, if you wish to play around with delegated posts with Nostore, feel free to check out this simple web client I made for testing purposes: https://ursus.camp/experiments/delegation/
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