What's your go-to for CSS?

I'm a hobbyist, but LLMs seem to really struggle with frontend work; anything that requires design sensibilities. Which figures, I guess.

Infrared sauna vs traditional sauna - which is better? #asknostr

Dismissing or treating psychogical therapy as a scam is trendy these days, it seems.

With retarded takes like "just be a tough based guy and you'll never need it"

As with every profession there are better and worse. If yours is a purple haired bug eating 20 year old maybe change her?

They should shut the fuck up and go study Jung.

The issue is with the industry around it, the tendency to push people towards behavior modification medications and the fraud that was Freud.

Jung is the way. 💯

If I told you I’d have to kill you 😏

nak?

Yeah, that looks like the right kind. I just haven't found a toll that uses them. e.g. if someone emailed me a kind 1063 signed note, what tool would I use to verify it?

Is each segment encrypted separately? That would be better, at least, as you could then decrypt and utilize one in isolation.

Otherwise, wouldn't missing one segment make the whole thing undecryptable?

I'm not sure about that, tho. I'm not a cryptography expert.

Yeah, makes sense. Little benefit anyway I think.

For clips (etc), is it easy to just only load the blobs needed for the clip? #noobquestion

Oh :eyes: so you mean when the publisher of the video/podcast/song/... defines sections, you could just chop up along those marks?

It's already the case that people can transmit images in encrypted format, but who wants terrabytes of that sitting on the server in their house or the server registered in their name?

Personal choice, I think.

Yeah, is awesome. I use it daily. But, I'm looking for a general sign/verify tool suite using my Nostr ID. I guess it's really the "transmitted through relays" part of Nostr that I'd like to challenge. What if I want to sign notes and stuff transmitted via email or github releases or posted on forums or Bitcoin blocks, etc.

I’ve been experimenting with HLS on blossom but I had put the m3u8 in blossom as well.

Generating the m3u8 playlist dynamically makes more sense and enables nice features like the aes encryption.

I was solving the server failover on the fly in the browser while playing but doing it before playing with HEAD requests is also reasonable (short delay).

We could have a kind 21 video event pointing to multiple 1663 events and generate a master playlist dynamically to support multiple resolutions.

I will build a browser version of your demo if no one else beats me to it.

Well, people will do it for free, but free stuff often has dodgy quality or unreliable service.

Yeah, we were talking about this a while back, when we started splitting up and indexing publications that contain non-text data, but I don't know if the plausible deniability thing actually works in a court of law because everyone low-key knows you've implemented it to help traffic kiddie porn.

I'm just sort of surprised by everyone getting so excited about this, as it seems sort of obvious to me. Everything is numbers, to an operating system, and a matrix of numbers can always be broken down into sets or strings, transmitted in parts, and then pasted back together. The computer isn't actually saving pictures or sounds, it's saving text instructions for recreating pictures or sounds.

This is just signal processing.

I am seeding 750+ torrents. Only placing ~ 2 TB/month. Incentive: fuck all of the streaming services.

This was very mindblowing, for sure.

I pasted that command on my terminal and it played some music.