What is the drastic untested change?
Wouldn't the deserialization happen before the code could read the value? Or do some languages steam data into a deserialization method somehow?
Is the lack of quality UI in any way reflective of the protocol itself, or do we think the clients just haven't matured yet?
There was some FUD going around when I first joined NOSTR, claims that the community was somehow toxic.
I've found it to be the opposite.
The community I've interacted with has been more open and friendly than my experience on Mastodon.
Yes, there a lot of Bitcoin talk.
I'll take that if it means the rest of the conversations are genuine, friendly and open.
#grownostr #nostr #socialnetworks
Another family owned news org goes to Hearst Connecticut. Every daily newspaper in Fairfield County is currently owned by Hearst.
Seems to me that having a server hosted, albeit a virtual one, is about one quarter the price as it was 15 years ago, though there are a lot factors to take into consideration.
#tech #webhosting
If you want to force Big Tech to support local journalism, fine, but find another way. Don't destroy the link, which is basically tantamount to destroying the web.
https://www.axios.com/2023/06/01/meta-california-pull-news-threat
#bigtech #journalism #openweb
Good morning summer!
I guess hat I'm trying to understand is that as the number of relays grow wouldn't it be possible that a given key isn't posting to any of the relays ,y client is connecting to? #nostrprotocol #nostr
The article got me to try Nostr.
I like the concept better than anything I've seen.
I like that development on top of it is more open (seemingly)
Still need to feel it out