Subnostr

ben 2y ago

1) What nostr:note185p5xjaza2zltpxehypeue7ndkn0l40uagddargwj3e76f7umh8qt875p9

ben 2y ago

how far will it go? nostr:note13cmf0evgcr7hxwq4k3q7d3dpvgdcq2e6t239aqvtdlr939nnpu4s8sztrz

ben 2y ago

#[0] SHIP IT! nostr:note1vre4nwl7u2qgwujraykgzw04qv09m57utd5e6z39n9v3dh90gs5s7cl0vw

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Maya

Kiwi is such a cute name. It made me smile 🤍😅 he’s Romeo

ben 2y ago

❤️‍🩹lil heart breaker!!

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Maya

What’s her name

ben 2y ago

kiwi 🥝, what’s your little buddy’s name?

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kyle

He’s like a little lamb 🐑

ben 2y ago

there’s been more than one kid that’s seen her and went “sheep! sheep!” 😂

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Maya

Have a great day happy ppl 💜🐾

ben 2y ago

we have a slightly larger (and sleepier) 6 year old relative!

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Cameri🐦‍🔥

I think the key here is "straightforward".

Imagine a site where you type the address of one relay and the address of another and it just copies your events for you.

Of course any sufficiently motivated or tech savvy individual could do it. It’s not up to Nostream to facilitate this but we could help.

ben 2y ago

totally agree - that sort of frictionless site would be great.

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Shawn

Seems only reasonable. We can’t expect you to carry that indefinitely.

#[3], would there be a reasonably straightforward way for individuals to spin up a nostream relay and transfer/offload their historical notes from larger relays like Damus?

The imminent expiration of notes from large relays might serve as a good incentive to run one’s own.

ben 2y ago

there are dozens of free and open source relays, no need to wait for anyone or anything.

no shade to nostream - just clarifying this is a thing a motivated individual can do today.

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utxo the webmaster 🧑‍💻

Anyone out there run their own mail server? Any advice to ensure deliverability when self hosting?

ben 2y ago

there are some good threads over on hn:

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&query=mail%20server&sort=byPopularity&type=story

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ben

that twitter post has one real comment and the rest are shitcoin spam. curious if you derive from twitter these days?

ben 2y ago

derive value*

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Peter McCormack

Bunch of Real Bedford “Champions” merch is now available…

https://twitter.com/petermccormack/status/1648320976998789121?s=46&t=HD-VQRFrXGqfdEFM7H8Xsw

ben 2y ago

that twitter post has one real comment and the rest are shitcoin spam. curious if you derive from twitter these days?

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jb55

Expiring notes will not likely save that much space. Lists use the most space (mute lists, contact lists, etc)

ben 2y ago

any other observations or insights after running this thing for a while?

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iefan 🕊️

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ben 2y ago

awesome! is it open source?

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Kieran

Yea ill check with other tags we need, i think twitter has their own tags, will check.

You can check here also for OG preview https://opengraph.dev/

AFAIK iris also has tags

ben 2y ago

also https://opengraph.xyz

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jimbocoin 🃏

NIP-26 uses BIP-32 hierarchical, deterministic address generation, just like an XPUB does. But NIP-26 it does not broadcast the XPUB. It broadcasts just the latest pubkey, which is analogous to an address in Bitcoin.

fiatjaf’s critique of NIP-26 is that if it is adopted widely, then identifying people by pubkey no longer works. Everyone needs to be on the lookout for new keys. This makes NIP-26 effectively mandatory since anyone not using it wouldn’t be able to follow people (a key feature of nostr).

There’s probably a cryptographic solution which allows for a stable identifier with hierarchical keys. It just hasn’t been discovered/proposed yet, to my knowledge.

ben 2y ago

really appreciate the explanation! it sort of sounds like the inverse of how xpubs are used in bitcoin, where you WANT 3rd parties (clients/relays) to be able to dereference the root pubkey.

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