Panoramic view of a bay on the southern Oregon coast.
#nature #ocean #coast
Initial view of a bay on the southern Oregon coast.
#nature #ocean #coast
I see now. If you don't mind that it's not deleted/edited for others, and only care about the display of desire, then I don't see anything out of place.
Since you can't choose other people's clients, or what relays your note will hit, the concept of editing/deleting is really a facade.
I'm not sure what environment you're referring to.
The idea of deletion changing context and/or meaning is warranted, since it actually happens.
HTTP doesn't inherently have delete though. If you visit my web page, I can't change the code that was sent to your machine. I can write code to update content on the fly, but that's not specific to the protocol.
I see the "delete this post" feature as a fear-driven action that encourages irrisponsible behavior. In some environments, like Telegram, it changes the context and meaning of conversations that are read by others later.
I know that I make mistakes, and I have no problem apologizing for them when I realize I'm in the wrong. It seems like other people have gotten used to hiding, and not owning up to their posts/actions.
In 1959, Jacques Plante was struck in the face by a puck early in a game. He left the ice to receive medical attention, then returned wearing a mask. This made him the first NHL goaltender to normalize wearing a mask during a game. https://t.co/TgHPPHurxq 
My Dad's college friend was the first person to wear one in a game.
Yeah, email is a bitch. HTTP too.
Those same Americans hate people in America without having met them.
Apparently new users disagree. 🤷🏻♂️
It seems like you might not be logged in with your nsec?
May you have an elated Equinox! Happy Autumn! (Unless you're down-under, then Happy Spring!
When we had the flap from 10k DU to 20k DU (mostly from Twitter) recently, I saw many of those newbs being confused when it came to Amethyst and relays. Some borked their experience by following recommendations from dev.
I've been around Nostr for over a year and a half, and have networking experience (not a ton, but enough to get paid), and I find the current Amethyst implementation of relay UI to be a shitshow. Mind you, I'm also a former SQAE, and hold software to some standards. Making things worse for the user is always a backward move.
You wouldn't need cardboard at that point, but it wouldn't hurt. It sounds like a solid plan. Be sure to take pics! 😀
