Just like the moon we all go through phases

I wonder if I could go one full week without saying or referencing or boosting anything to do with bitcorn 🤔

If you’re on that self growth journey highly recommend these two books

If this were a default selection it would, for the sake of UX, need to come with some way of handling the fact that this is a paid service.

Also clients would need to handle signing an NIP-42 auth event because that's how Satellite authenticates each uploads (that's a big difference from nostr.build)

Otherwise it should be no problem to integrate with other clients. The server handles all the necessary NIP-94 hashing and returns those params to the client (sha256 hash, infohash, etc) which the client can *optionally* verify and sign.

Working right now to get the API docs ready.

It’s priced at the BTC equivalent (live exchange rate at time of payment) of $0.05 USD per GB per month. So it costs 5 cents to store 1 GB for 1 month. Or 60 cents to store 1 GB for one year.

It’s like one of those pay as you go phones - there’s no automatically recurring charges. You just top it up with sats whenever you need to keep your balance positive. And you only get charged for whatever is currently hosted, so if you delete stuff that you don’t need to be hosted anymore that will extend your credit. Data transfer is free.

The reason it works like this is because it made the most sense to replicate the pricing structure of the underlying object storage (Cloudflare R2)

Since I’m on the local school board, I will be on the stage tonight for graduation. My only regret is not having a Bitcoin dress shirt 😩

Nope. I didn’t change anything. Only updated Damus

How about a #bitcoin jacket pin or handkerchief 😆 🤙🏼💜

Good night fam 🫂💜🌝

I’m free at this stage

Cheers! 🍹🙌🏻 #Plebchain

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I’m beginning to develop a theory that the amount of conversation on a platform about the platform itself is kinda indicative of where it is in its lifespan.

When it’s new (Nostr) people talk about the possibilities, new tools, fixes, etc. This is the age of fanboys and evangelists.

During mid-life most people just use the platform (ActivityPub might be in this phase). This is the age of content.

During a platform’s crone phase people discuss why the platform is dying (Twitter, Facebook), what should’ve been done differently, and complain about the platform, on the platform. This is the age of decaying behavior and crumbling reliability.

Anyways. Random thoughts.