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wolf god is metal af

hahaha

but i suppose from a propogation standpoint, they hitched their wagon accidentally to the only species that will actively grow the plant, so accidental success in a sense 🙂

when i tried to use coracle.social with just one relay, it still sent to damus and nos.lol relays. is that fixed? or is the single relay only an option for custom distributions? love your work🤙

nostr:npub1jlrs53pkdfjnts29kveljul2sm0actt6n8dxrrzqcersttvcuv3qdjynqn is the Prince of Auth

no other client handles it more correctly, nostrudel also works pretty good now too

ya nostrudel pretty sharp, impressed by it. too bad no i0s apps seem to handle it well ( amethyst does on the android side )

Replying to Avatar walker

Thanks for the feedback, y’all. I just switched back to nostr:npub13ljnkd633c7maxatymv3y2fqq8vt3qk7j3tt0vytv90eztwgha9qmfcfhw because apparently nostr:npub1getal6ykt05fsz5nqu4uld09nfj3y3qxmv8crys4aeut53unfvlqr80nfm isn’t working even though I pay a monthly fee for Alby Hub and bought several million sats worth of channel liquidity. nostr:note15z46hlf98e9fyp40exvanw8uleetxeff5zr3fgkyumnl377k0fpshjx8cj

if ur service restarts you gotta input the login pw again to get it started again so that nwc strings, sending, receiving all work.

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People seem to be excited about my new project, Flotilla. It's still very much a WIP (probably a month out from MVP), but since it's been discovered I figured I'd go ahead and introduce it.

My goal for Coracle has for a long time been to support local in-person communities by replicating Facebook's events, groups, and marketplace. I've come to realize a few things about this project:

- Facebook is not the gold standard. In fact, people hate Facebook.

- There are many kinds of groups, for many different use cases.

- Very small chat groups work for most use cases.

- For almost all other groups, good moderation is key.

- Decentralization for groups works differently from decentralization for microblogging. Microblogging use cases benefit from simultaneous use of multiple relays. Community group use cases (in contrast to reddit-style groups) benefit from a single relay per group.

This is just the barest summary of what I've learned. But it's all in line with my long-held intuition that relays are, and should be, special. To that end, I'm creating a new client built around the dumbest form of communities that can be created: relays as communities.

Lots of code and specs need to be written to make this work, and as with Coracle, it'll be possible to host your own flotilla instance that only talks to a single relay, as well as use flotilla on desktop and mobile as a PWA and APK.

See the dev preview at https://flotilla.coracle.social. If you're interested in contributing, I've created several issues on the repository that should be good for first-time contributors: https://github.com/coracle-social/flotilla/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3A%22good+first+issue%22

i love this project. nip 42 auth relays will be suppprted ?

i think in my lifetime, we will lose an immense amount of knowledge, truth and history due to it all beinbg stored in the cloud and being lost, walled off or obfuscated/altered beyond remembering by AI. fahreinheidt 451 wont happen in a glorious bonfire but rather the momentary whimper of a switch being turned off.

whod u thunk having several thousand screaming s19s in one place would be horrible for surrounding life? 🫠

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While everyone is getting nervous about spam, say hello to Chronicle!

https://github.com/dtonon/chronicle

Chronicle is Nostr personal relay, built on the Khatru framework, that stores complete conversations in which the owner has taken part and nothing else: pure signal.

This is possible since writing is limited to the threads in which the owner has partecipated (either as an original poster or with a reply/zap/reaction), and only to his trusted network (WoT), to protect against spam.

Chronicle fits well in the Outbox model, so you can use it as your read/write relay, and it also automatically becomes a space-efficient backup relay.

Try it out, and let me know if you find it useful and how it can be improved!

sounds awesome!