NDK has an outbox mode. Kinda buggy still though

This is the way

Nevermind, we're doing foaf now and have 3 tiers

- paid members

- foaf

- untrusted

We have tighter rules for untrusted and paid member notes don't get purged. Might do a blog post on it later if anyone's interested

Thanks nostr:npub1gm7tuvr9atc6u7q3gevjfeyfyvmrlul4y67k7u7hcxztz67ceexs078rf6 for the extra encouragement here (and the whitelist set PR, which I used)

It looks like Bing without all of the horrible cruft. I like it! Shows web link sources in it's answers too.

Reposts probably shouldn't be shown unless you follow the npub reposting. ie. Not in global

Then repost bots wouldn't be a concern

I only see them when I review 1984 reports

imposter accounts use reposts from the accounts they are impersonating

skip the etfs

stack sats and

DROP A BEAT

https://bitcoiner.social/static/attachments/pyro-12af0.mp4

nostr:npub1gm7tuvr9atc6u7q3gevjfeyfyvmrlul4y67k7u7hcxztz67ceexs078rf6 😁

```

> db.query('SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT foaf_pubkey) FROM foaf;');

[ [ 18674 ] ]

> db.query('PRAGMA table_info("foaf")');

[

[ 0, "foaf_pubkey", "TEXT", 0, null, 0 ],

[ 1, "subscriber_pubkey", "TEXT", 0, null, 0 ]

]

```

Ooh. I bet I could have this help identify whether an npub is a bot or not.

+1

https://youtu.be/bT3pS49orgs?si=qn-U7rVmErULd_l2

> One of the magic bits of the earlier web(s) is that it was all new, participation involved an element of non-replicable self-selection, and the parasites hadn't had enough time to adapt and colonize it.

Sounds like nostr today

I would love for this to happen

> I’d note that the underlying assets in the metals ETPs have consumer and industrial uses, while in contrast bitcoin is primarily a speculative, volatile asset that’s also used for illicit activity including ransomware,[4] money laundering,[5] sanction evasion,[6] and terrorist financing.[7]

🫠

Aaand it's gone

fyi for relay ops: see this PR for strfry-policies that will block certain event kinds, so you can trivially block this one too (57009)

https://gitlab.com/soapbox-pub/strfry-policies/-/merge_requests/11

I've also written a filter for blocking events selectively by size. Another relevant tool would be a script that sums the data usage of notes per user. I haven't released that because it's a hacky python script, but that'll be critical if people abuse this by arbitrarily using different event kinds.

nostr:nevent1qqsgd4g6l72qd6vyhhmtauql227ev8pgdujyarrufsdv9zu0rj25t7cpzemhxue69uhky6t5vdhkjmn9wgh8xmmrd9skcq3qyxp7j36cfqws7yj0hkfu2mx25308u4zua6ud22zglxp98ayhh96sxpqqqqqqzhmx9wx

This is a simple start. We'll get it running on the relays tomorrow after a little burn in testing.

https://gitlab.com/bleetube/strfry-policies/-/blob/sizepolicy/src/policies/size-limit-policy.ts?ref_type=heads

Yeah I need to write a strfry-policy to filter kinds by size, so we can set strfry back to permitting 64kb. Making a note about it now.

New ☕ roast. Will try to remember to come back and leave a comment when I drink it later this week.

#m=image%2Fwebp&dim=1152x2048&alt=Coffee&blurhash=%5DFGl0D4TxaxpS%251jx%5ENIeSR-NZt8s%2CD%25o3_NH%3FIV-mIq%3FZbIM%7B%250NG%25MkVt7jZW%3DkWRkxuoeoeX5RPWBt7aeaJofbcROj%5B&x=5572b86dd0cbeaed6959db9c8eadb132ee9962b17e1206f23e3f41a446a460df

Mutiny prefers hub highways with 100x hop penalties, and probes with frequent RGS updates for wallet users.

https://blog.mutinywallet.com/fixing-payment-reliability/

nostr:npub1zt8u9mz68x3e6qhey8mhuuqahst4kc587gka7qj84uuhq6t878vsn7yx9r 🫠 we ngmi

https://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-contaminants/the-plastic-chemicals-hiding-in-your-food-a7358224781/

Can I use it with foss amethyst?