I think so. Python is used to write scripts etc. I’m only on my second day of self learning coding so I’m not sure how to do that yet

Worse is they took all the contextual labels away as to why you were seeing something in for you.

If you're old enough (or savvy enough), what's your favorite 1990s song? It's rather wrong of me to ask, because I find the question impossible to answer. So much amazing music came out of the early part of that decade.

Working on custom user lists and thinking about funding development of NostrGram in perpetuity. The ⚡ are *greatly* appreciated but the project is mostly self-funded now in terms of time and the hardware costs of the caching servers.

I was thinking of creating a membership (like a patreon but not necessarily on the platform), and I'll still do that if need be, but I would prefer it if the ⚡ people generously gave were enough.

Of course, that requires reminding people of the need to ⚡ to support the project, which means I would have to put something in the interface that reminds people. Right now I'm doing that each time I push an update. There's a pop-up and it has a button to support the project.

But once the updates slow (at least the ones users see in the front) I'll still need a way to remind users of ongoing expenses. I'm thinking about putting a noticeable (but not annoying) reminder somewhere in the UI that makes it easy to contribute.

What are your thoughts on this? As always I'm interested in what the people using NostrGram would prefer. Would you rather a membership with some benefits to you for supporting, or would you just prefer an icon that reminds you to ⚡ some sats sometimes?

Just thinking out loud. Nothing is set in stone at this point.

How is this not taxable?

Hello world.

**sarcasm!?** Is it possible that platforms did not pick up on markdown early on because of technical limitations, as opposed to people not finding markdown useful?

#nostr encourages self expression. It doesn't have a character limit. It is beginning to show signs of replacing something like blogging and medium, especially if people can get lightning zaps directly on each post.

You are already seeing people use markdown, that is why you are seeing it break in some nostr clients. Could it be one of those "good problems" to have, because it signals where the people of nostr want to take their thoughts?

Would it not be better to try to encourage clients to adopt markdown, instead of removing it? Is it not worth it to open a door to creative expression, even if right now it seems a little broken? It's fixable.

imo security (in this case minimal bad actors) still is more important than speed.

agree pay for relay will work. but still want a free/non lightning option.

personally i think its bc all our known forms of coordination for blocking bad actors relies on centralized methods. this is the one reason I really think pow should be tried, its the only form of coordination for blocking bad actors that i know of that is decentralized.

**Why am I bullish on Nostr?**

Open protocols are the backbone of a fair and decentralized internet. They allow for innovation, competition and collaboration, enabling a level playing field for all. By using open protocols, we can ensure that no single entity has control over the flow of information and that everyone has equal access to all of the protocol's benefits. Adopting open protocols also helps to protect our privacy, security, and ensures that the internet remains a public good for future generations. This is why Nostr (and Bitcoin) will win. **This is why we never stop innovating. This is why we never stop building.**

Actually, there's no delete in internet.