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DanConwayDev
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freedom tech developer and creator of ngit, https://gitworkshop.dev and https://metadata.nostr.com

These thoughts have stemmed from a conversation nostr:npub1896p07z8xngpct5ma00mdrad4gqfnwfwdqcl706wrm25ajynahhs27x5ge and I have been having.

I can't help but be drawn to P2P as a purer embodiment of the organic, bottom up way in which infectious things spread.

My logical brain jumps in and suggests the relay model is better.

fertile soil for lampooning whatever you like!

Its better that concerns are expressed and challenged rather than self-censored and left un-challenged.

I have a visceral and emotional attraction to P2P. Yet I want to selectively reveal myself to others and the world and protect myself from bad actors.

I do not want to choose between inviting (pseudo/an)onymous peers to connect directly to hardware in my own home and limiting their ability to communicate with me or access my content.

I do not want to expose my home network to the potential security vulnerabilities of running various community driven P2P software.

I do not want to commit the time and head space required to manage these services and my local internet cannot cannot meet the bandwidth and reliability expected in today's world.

I am a cyperpunk because I believe that direct human interaction, devoid of mediated and control by a centralised authority, is fertile soil for creativity, vitality and human flourishing

Yes. She had edgy yet wholesome vitality like you have.

I for some reason I assumed you were Lutheran. I think its because you remind me of a bravian Lutheran pastor I once had an encounter with.

I recall once cracking open a fertilised egg when I was about 8. Nearly put me off for life.

Yes. I usually stop by 2pm but 330pm is my cut off. I often have a cup of tea in the evening though.

Double yolker! I havn't had one of those for over a decade. In had them all the time as a child. In supose hen breeds have become more efficient at regular egg production overtime.

A block chain node needs the entire state to be useful. Nostr clients just need 99% of the very small part of the network the user is interested in.

This doesnt really scale all that well because every relay would be sent every event. Should they store and relay them all? Relays shouldn't be expected to store the entire state of the network.