GM nostr 💜🫂

Just woke up.

Hangry as fuck.

Time for some energy intake.

Another beautiful day to be alive again.

That’s all we need to know today.

Let’s own it.

But breakfast first 🥩🤤

Timestamp of freedom 912,508

Getting to the point soon where people will be able to build themselves whatever apps they want even with no experience.

Are you not able to see what I’m replying to?

I think there's potential for a client that's more than just Nostr to have something like that. But personally no

I guess this is how they manage things in the US Congress 😂

I replied on a video you published. We are switching to the new kind of videos, so we are checking 🤣

While I'm not opposing the idea of an nsec vault, I don't see how it can be done safely and securely, without requiring a lot of trust. On the other hand, for a paid service like yours, an optional account dissociated from the npub/nsec pair is OK. If you lose your nsec, you just log in and associate a different one with your account. That doesn't sound problematic at all, especially if it would be optional.

Then just hook account to new npub. It's a good idea. Losing your account is not taken seriously enough.

I realized how far my tangent went after I clicked 'Reply.' I think the answer to your question is yes, there are people who would want that, and decent arguments not to provide it (eventually it will be a service offered somewhere anyway though.)

I'm not one who is against such tradeoffs on principle necessarily, but do encourage corresponding education (transparency) of the actual tradeoffs - in other words customer ought have a way to learn about the decision from a maximally paranoid security perspective if they so choose - and would want that to be up front from the provider.

The model I think of that's closest to the ideal tradeoff would involve distributed trust, i.e. 3 people I trust can get me back my nsec but no one of them has the whole thing.

I went on another tangent. Twas fun tho :D

Yes that could be very handy.

It's not a particular string of letters that one is attached to, it's the notes and the ability to continually verify they are associated with the real life human being. I can imagine scenarios where everyone (almost everyone) forgets about the nsec and npub underneath and only thinks about what notes they still attribute to themselves or stand by. I haven't thought through any particular implementation for such a thing, but have heard it mentioned that one could have a backup set of keys prepared in case of compromise and ability to dissassociate with certain notes and bring back certain others with a pointer or a digital affidavit of sorts.

People talking about doing acid.

Me:

#meme #funny #keepnostrweird #memestr #acid #gfy

If they could be linked. I big chunk of the reason for Nostr is have the one profile everywhere.

I support adding a username and password but not an email as I prefer to keep it unlinked to points of failure.

Awesome!

Good morning, Nostr! 🥐☕

In the 60s, we used to have vending machines for cold whiskey. You might think I'm joking, but we're in this situation because of the lack of alcohol. You don't start a revolution after a decaf with pumpkin-flavoured soy milk.

GM good people

Enjoy the weekend

Good morning ✌️🧡

There's a mute button bottom-right, set to mute by default.

Hello, new here, looking for friends. Is there a Bitcoin, carnivore, or anti-government community here?

As I post this from my semi-functional vibecoded Nostr client… 🤣

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I saw a video of you once at a conference, looked like a man to me 🤷‍♂️

I’m clearly the newest among those other replies 🤣

I've been here forever 👋

Been a fun first few weeks! Wanna continue to grow myself and Nostr! 🔥🔥

Just arrived, Hello 👋

Wow this place sucks I'm going back to Twitter where you don't get yelled at by doggos.

Not cool, man I have Alzheimer's

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Hi I'm new

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