Happy to bring value 💜

Previews aren’t yet widely available. The feature is on the way. Some articles do have a human readable path, but the process is not yet automated. Soon™

Regarding Nostr notes (and other stuff 😉) Habla automatically turns any Nostr-related link into an embed. Other option is writing “nostr:” followed by an event ID - be it a note, an npub, or a naddr.

That said we are still in the early stage and there’s so much on the roadmap, so don’t judge us too strictly 😅 it’s all coming, just needs some time.

Also I recommend utilizing the preview features — one in the top left, right above the composing field (looks like an eye) and one on the right side of the composer dashboard, which lets you toggle between the markdown, Split View and a preview. These features are underestimated 😄

I’ll be releasing a detailed article on Habla features too. Just waiting for a few things to be fixed/implemented.

To replace graphic designers with AI, clients will need to be able to accurately describe what they want.

The design community is safe.

Thank you for sharing it mate 🧡

Next guide will be started next week, just waiting to see who wins the vote. Currently Blixt Wallet is crushing it.

How long until I can generate a podcast transcript and share highlights from it on nostr with links back to the specific timestamp of the audio? nostr:note1wzala94tpuwaytqwkdmeg4p7n9s65svagtj657caw9y0t6l4sy5sdjdyr7

By popular demand, Start9 has provided a brief compare/contrast between StartOS and Umbrel.

HOW ARE THEY ALIKE?

Both Umbrel and StartOS dramatically simplify the process of discovering, downloading, and installing services onto a private server, and that is where the similarities end.

HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT?

**Appearance**

Umbrel uses MacOS's aethetic. The user interface is clean, colorful, and customizable. StartOS offers a functional design with little color or customization.

**Services**

As of May 30, 2023, there are approximately 100 services available for Umbrel, and 40 services available for StartOS. Both offer developer docs that permit anyone anywhere to package anything, and neither is capable of gatekeeping.

**Architecture**

Umbrel itself is an *app* that can be *installed* onto most Debian or Ubuntu computers and virtual machines. StartOS is an *operating system* (Linux distro) that can be *flashed* onto most computers and virtual machines.

**Config**

Services often provide config files, such as Bitcoin's bitcoin.conf. On Umbrel, updating config files requires using SSH and the command line. With StartOS, config files are presented as rich forms, including descriptions, downdowns, toggles, validated inputs, etc.

**Backups**

When it comes to self-hosting, nothing is more important than making backups. With the exception of LND, Umbrel does not provide a means of backing up services. With StartOS, encrypted backups can be made by pushing a button.

**Encryption**

On Umbrel, communications over the LAN are done over plain http. This means that anyone connected to your home WiFi network can trivially steal your passwords and money. With StartOS, communications over the LAN are done over encrypted https.

**Monitoring**

Umbrel does not provide tools for monitoring the health or performance of services. SSH and the command line are needed to view service logs. StartOS offers custom health checks that display service health, and a live screen for viewing service logs.

**DIY Options**

Both Umbrel and StartOS can be installed for free. As an app, Umbrel can be installed on the Raspberry Pi and devices running Debian or Ubuntu. As an operating system, StartOS can be flashed on just about any computer or virtual machine.

**Price**

Both companies offer plug and play devices. Umbrel offers a single device for $700. It has a 2.9GHz processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 2TB NVMe SSD. Start9 offers the same device for $563.

Start9 also has other options ranging from $199 to $1546

Is there a hot wallet for iPhone with BIP-39 passphrase functionality??

About the same time humanity does.