How do you know which relays to keep and which to remove? Is there a performance comparison site to help make these decisions? 👋 Thank you @KoalaSat for responding https://nostr.watch/relays/find
As more clients implement Gossip/NIP-65 relay autopilot, this will thankfully be something users won’t have to worry about.
Until then, here’s another tool for tackling this:
Iris has a new feature based on Gossip where if you go to https://iris.to/settings/network and scroll down to “popular relays”, it’ll show you the relays ranked by how many of your extended social network have posts there.
"Amtrak and VIA Rail Canada Fully Restore Adirondack Service: NYC <-> Albany <-> Saratoga Springs <-> Plattsburgh <-> Montreal"
It’s own thing, built on their AT protocol
Progression of world maps from the time of Homer to Ptolemy, as well as how ethnic groups were divided
I'm very impressed by how fast it is, I'd put it up there with Snort as the two fastest web clients.
I also think it's super handy that it has a toggle to automatically use the media.nostr.band cached version of people's profile pics for improved speed/data use.
"It'd be a shame if somethin happened to your post..."
All nostr related projects that are tagged:
The creators of CORS: “how can we develop an irritating mechanism that handicaps webapps abilities, in return for minor security benefits?”
It's using rsslay.nostr.moe , and the source code for that is here: https://github.com/piraces/rsslay
I'm a big fan of getting important, actionable news directly from primary sources. Having said that, here's a nostr profile of the FDIC's official RSS feed #[0]
@FDICgov: "what was that you were saying MBCA??" 
Egypt’s first complete Zodiac was uncovered on the ceiling of the Temple of Esna in Luxor governorate during restoration work carried out by an Egyptian-German expedition. english.ahram.org.eg/News/49… (https://english.ahram.org.eg/News/491999.aspx)
https://nitter.moomoo.me/surimana16/status/1637593924050067460#m
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Fun fact: The new Library of Alexandria (aka Bibliotheca Alexandrina) was the site of the first mirror and external backup of the Internet Archive. There's something poetic about that, given the history of the original Library of Alexandria and its role as the western world's archive of human knowledge.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibliotheca_Alexandrina#Internet_Archive_partnership
Some great points made!
"Tetzchner, whom we sat down with after MWC 2023, doesn’t believe in the attention- and tracking-based advertising world we live in today, and is advocating for a radical renaissance that shifts us to a broad and content-based approach, like we're familiar with from print and TV."
https://www.xda-developers.com/co-founder-vivaldi-interview-mwc-2023/