comparing this to the other screenshots I just sent, we have a nice simple block with the main profile details, as well as the bio showing in full and the download link being shortened there and easy to click on. a nice plus is seeing the recent posts at the bottom like I'm in a nostr client myself

I'm more and more attracted to that last option. #nostache 🥸

I like the simplicity of something like mustache and it seems relatively easy to built various types of Nostr functionality on top of it. Both in terms of:

1. Fetching Nostr events/media to fill the mustaches with

2. Defining types of "links" that, when clicked, signal specific events to be opened/signed by the native app

I thought setting it to "always" in the task manager did this.

Incredibly straightforward user experience

Relays are web servers with the storage turned off. Which of course, is their primary purpose. It's perfectly natural to turn on both functions.

Sure, is there any functional implementation of this standard at the moment?

Btw nostrudel is a highly capable PWA client, it could really play a very significant role in the Nostr web app ecosystem, especially micro-apps.

i decided to do something “interesting” and fly Aerolíneas Argentinas, the argentinian airline, to get to Buenos Aires this trip. here’s a few things i learned:

- lunch was beef 🥩 very nice

- everyone expected me to know spanish. great for feeling like you’ve arrived before you even leave the states!

- the foreigners line at customs was super short because most of the people on the flight were argentinos

- plane was a bit older, but an airbus not a boeing

also got a hot tip from a door porter when catching my Uber: rather than walk to the pick up lot tell the driver to come get me at the nearest arrivals door. it worked amazing, i felt like royalty 🤣

The text below is the complete reason why Elon and the ID Card fanatics are 100% wrong.

The UK ID card is not what you think it is. It is not a simple identity document like your passport or driving license. It is in fact, a database backed control grid and the fulfilment of Orwells nightmare.

You may have heard that legislation creating compulsory ID Cards passed a crucial stage in the House of Commons. You may feel that ID cards are not something to worry about, since we already have Photo ID for our Passport and Driving License and an ID Card will be no different to that. What you have not been told is the full scope of this proposed ID Card, and what it will mean to you personally.

The proposed ID Card will be different from any card you now hold. It will be connected to a database called the NIR, (National Identity Register)., where all of your personal details will be stored. This will include the unique number that will be issued to you, your fingerprints, a scan of the back of your eye, and your photograph. Your name, address and date of birth will also obviously be stored there.

There will be spaces on this database for your religion, residence status, and many other private and personal facts about you. There is unlimited space for every other details of your life on the NIR database, which can be expanded by the Government with or without further Acts of Parliament.

By itself, you might think that this register is harmless, but you would be wrong to come to this conclusion. This new card will be used to check your identity against your entry in the register in real time, whenever you present it to 'prove who you are'.

Every place that sells alcohol or cigarettes, every post office, every pharmacy, and every Bank will have an NIR Card Terminal, (very much like the Chip and Pin Readers that are everywhere now) into which your card can be 'swiped' to check your identity. Each time this happens, a record is made at the NIR of the time and place that the Card was presented. This means for example, that there will be a government record of every time you withdraw more than £99 at your branch of Nat West, who now demand ID for these transactions. Every time you have to prove that you are over 18, your card will be swiped, and a record made at the NIR. Restaurants and off licenses will demand that your card is swiped so that each receipt shows that they sold alcohol to someone over 18, and that this was proved by the access to the NIR, indemnifying them from prosecution.

Private businesses are going to be given access to the NIR Database. If you want to apply for a job, you will have to present your card for a swipe. If you want to apply for a London Underground Oyster Card,or a supermarket loyalty card, or a driving license you will have to present your ID Card for a swipe. The same goes for getting a telephone line or a mobile phone or an internet account.

Oyster, DVLA, BT and Nectar (for example) all run very detailed databases of their own. They will be allowed access to the NIR,just as every other business will be. This means that each of these entities will be able to store your unique number in their database, and place all your travel, phone records, driving activities and detailed shopping habits under your unique NIR number. These databases, which can easily fit on a storage device the size of your hand, will be sold to third parties either legally or illegally. It will then be possible for a non governmental entity to create a detailed dossier of all your activities. Certainly, the government will have clandestine access to all of them, meaning that they will have a complete record of all your movements, from how much and when you withdraw from your bank account to what medications you are taking, down to the level of what sort of bread you eat - all accessible via a single unique number in a central database.

This is quite a significant leap from a simple ID Card that shows your name and face.

Most people do not know that this is the true character and scope of the proposed ID Card. Whenever the details of how it will work are explained to them, they quickly change from being ambivalent towards it.

The Government is going to COMPEL you to enter your details into the NIR and to carry this card. If you and your children want to obtain or renew your passports, you will be forced to have your fingerprints taken and your eyes scanned for the NIR, and an ID Card will be issued to you whether you want one or not. If you refuse to be fingerprinted and eye scanned, you will not be able to get a passport. Your ID Card will, just like your passport, not be your property. The Home Secretary will have the right to revoke or suspend your ID at any time, meaning that you will not be able to withdraw money from your Bank Account, for example, or do anything that requires you to present your government issued ID Card.

The arguments that have been put forwarded in favour of ID Cards can be easily disproved. ID Cards WILL NOT stop terrorists; every Spaniard has a compulsory ID Card as did the Madrid Bombers. ID Cards will not 'eliminate benefit fraud', which in comparison, is small compared to the astronomical cost of this proposal, which will be measured in billions according to the LSE (London School of Economics). This scheme exists solely to exert total surveillance and control over the ordinary free British Citizen,and it will line the pockets of the companies that will create the computer systems at the expense of your freedom, privacy and money.

If you did not know the full scope of the proposed ID Card Scheme before and you are as unsettled as I am at what it really means to you, to this country and its way of life, I urge you to email or photocopy this and give it to your friends and colleagues and everyone else you think should know and who cares. The Bill has proceeded to this stage due to the lack of accurate and complete information on this proposal being made public. Together & Hand to hand, we can inform the entire nation if everyone who receives this passes it on.

Frances Stonor Saunders

I use damus on macos, ios. notedeck on linux+nixos and android.

Apple has a nice integrated hw/sw ecosystem (airpod, airdrop, continuity framework, audio handoff between all my devices & tv). Their m2 chips are an amazing platform.

I also have a hardcore linux freedom stack when i need it (bitcoin node, lightning node, etc).

Best of both worlds. You don’t need to fight every battle. nostr:note12k4qm5qvsntvsduynetfm77w0p8yuk084sten33qnyqxap2hrzzsk0s37y

Omega 3 means a double bond at the third carbon in the unsaturated fatty acid. It's a seed oil.

Omega-3 is the most legit, proven supplement. Not a vitamin though, but essential for your brain (esp DHA). Might be unnecessary if you’re eating a lot of seafood, since you’re in Japan.

I still supplement vitamin D3 (in the winter months for general wellbeing) and vitamin K2 (cause heart problems run in the family) just as an extra pre-caution

Confirm the problem, I also still see v1.3.4 in zap.store

You mean paste the event and be able to copy the signed event?

thinking about going to brazil for satsconf/labitconf. never been. birthplace of nostr 🤔 maybe worth it?

Take current time and in 99.99999999999999% of cases it’s the same as the server. Servers don’t usually drift unless something is very broken, at which point it doesn’t really matter

There is no discrepancy. Most apps need to be in sync with NTP just to use the regular web. It works quite well for amethyst.

This is interesting. Timestamp as in local timestamp when that post-EOSE event arrived? Aren't there discrepancies/timezone issues between client and event signing times?