That just sounds like more hassle to me. Shouldnt have to keep adding anything, and from my experience, too many slows everything down. The point I am trying to make is for the vast majority of people, just the fact of having to do anything with picking relays at all, especially when there are multiple types to set up, is going to be a non-starter. For mass adoption, which I assume is what the goal is, the clients are gonna need to just work out the box. Not to say that it shouldnt offer the option to customize relay choices, but I've been on here for over a year and its just getting worse in this sense.

Hey #nostr #devs. If this is to ever gain wider use by non-tech people, ya'll need to clean up this relay mess. You cannot for one second think a typical user is going to put up with all this nonsense of having to deal with app relays, dm relays, search relays, inbox relays, outbox relays and whatever other type of relay that must be set up. And it would help if the same relays showed up in ALL clients. People wonder why occasionally there is an uptick in users than a couple weeks later it drops off again. I guarantee this more than anything else is the reason why. And if it cannot be made for ease of use, nostr is going nowhere

#asknostr - why is this account (bot?) noting about who DMs who?

Are there any Nostr clients that don't have such a present bias? I'd like to see older posts that have been popular and continue to get engagement as that's probably the most evergreen content.

Wisdom > hot takes.

Now I have a Zap Bot that notifies you when you get/receive zaps

I need suggestions on a Linux file manager that doesn't change settings every time I go into a folder. Thunar is fucking garbage and I am sick of the view being whatever it chooses at whatever size it chooses whenever it chooses. No bells and whistles, just a file browser that keeps the view of each folder as I left it.

#asknostr

I rock these barefoot shoes. They are great. I highly recommend.

Annoying uselss shit like that, spam, poor clients , and user experience

This is why Nostr is dying

How do get WireGuard to not fuck up everything else runninf om the box? I have nginx runming and mullvad and nginx becomes inaccessible while wireguard is connected . Was up to 3am trying to figure it out and failed

#asknostr

Guys this is why "censorship resistance" aspect of Nostr actually does matter. Even if it doesn't win for the initial sell, it matters for the long term of it actually working.

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In the Nostr protocol, once a "note" (message) is published, it cannot be deleted in the traditional sense because Nostr operates on a decentralized network. Here's a simplified explanation :

Permanent Posting : When you publish a note, it is sent to relays (servers) that store it. You cannot directly remove it from these relays.

Deletion Markers : Nostr supports something called "deletion events," where you can publish a message indicating that you want a specific note to be deleted. However, this doesn't guarantee the actual removal because it's up to the individual relays to decide whether to honor that deletion request.

Relay Behavior : Some relays may respect deletion events and remove the note, but others might not, meaning the note could still exist on some servers.

So, while there is a mechanism for requesting deletion, notes on Nostr are generally considered permanent once they are published.

Notes on Nostr cannot be deleted.