One person has been with you since your first breath and will be there for your last. Everyone else comes and goes. Love that person. Live so they approve of you. That person is you.

Maybe I’m projecting but I wonder if anyone outside the dev / nostr community knows what PWAs are. I had no idea before nostr.

I took part on a pizza dough class and since I never really tried myself with dough, this was such a cool opportunity. I even rolled out, topped and put that pizza in the oven like a pro. 🍕 just look at this proud lady!

GM

GM! ☕ Bitcoin is worth more than Google. Next step: Amazon! 😎

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Made some good progress today.

Still working with 100 grit sandpaper and I’ll continue that tomorrow before moving up a grade. This hazy look is kinda cool, but I’m taking it all the way up past 3000 grit or higher before polishing up to a glass like finish.

But now… bed.

The decisions you made five or ten years ago is what you’re living today.

Only posted by you, but many clients rebroadcast your note when you reply. So, I'm rebroadcasting your not to all of my relay right now. This helps with censorship and decentralization.

Haha for real. Speaking of which does anyone have a tldr description of nostr that I can share when attempting to purple pill people?

My explanation skills fall by the wayside most times, so tighter messaging would go a long way lol

Primal has joined the delete gang. This delete feature is labeled as a request, because it's impossible to delete your note from every single relay, caching service, local database, etc. Most relays and caching services do honor these requests, but some do not.

Primal

Amethyst

delete.nostr.com

And I'm sure others as well, but I'm drawing a blank at the moment.

Untype.app is a long form publishing client. The content can be surfaced by any Nostr client that supports long form content. Most should already.

The writing is all local and when you publish, you send the event in json format to relays. Clients then fetch these events and render them into human readable form.