🚀Good to see nutzaps becoming the first choice! I think cashu is technically superior for (most) online transactions.
https://github.com/bitvora/haven and https://github.com/bitvora/wot-relay are both special purpose relays that run on raspberry pi.
I also ran https://github.com/hoytech/strfry on a rpi a while back. you might have to tweak with mapsize param so it matches your disk/memory card free space.
The one i'1m currently running is a "custom made" based on wot-relay (removing the web of trust part).
For personal use, i recommend haven (make sure to set "badger" as the DB in the configs). It's made exactly for that (has inbox, outbox, chat and "private" relays all in the same server).
if you plan to run a public relay, don't count on an rpi. The amount of data writes is huge, and will keep your machine always with a very high i/o wait time. I recently migrated my public relays from the rpi to an external VPS.
Thank you! I did indeed run into the mapsize issue with strfry. The PI in this instance is just for internal use so no issue with load.
I'm definitely down to try a haven relay at some point, it looks really cool!
Any nostr web developers interested in deploying their web apps as an nsite?
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1538
The idea is that you upload the html/css/js to a blossom server and publish a bunch of k:34128 events with the path in the "d" tag and the file hash in the "x" tag. then a "host server" downloads these events and blobs and serves your static website
I've been using it for #noStrudel for the last few months and its been working very well
Also if there are any sys-admins that are interested in running an extra host server to make things more censorship resistant I would be more than happy to help you setup https://github.com/hzrd149/nsite-ts
Example nsite event for noStrudel index.html
nostr:naddr1qq9j76twv3jhstngw3kkcq3qwyuh3scfgzqmxn709a2fzuemps389rxnk7nfgege6s847zze3tuqxpqqqzz4qqg5waehxw309aex2mrp0yhxgctdw4eju6t0qyghwumn8ghj7mn0wd68yat99e3k7mgxpypfr
My go-to deployment method is nSite, I recommended everyone try it out!
I just saw a sneezing pigeon, my day is already made
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Anyone know a decent Relay implementation that runs on a Raspberry PI? (preferrably dockerized)
Single purpose, embedded relays on hardware.
Looking into that now with nostr:npub1k03rader0vm94j5ee8fg7pc2x9xkr2phu77sljas7qu5mh8mvgvqpe8rty 's Tollgates. (Wifi routers that pay each other to build a network)
A user gets whitelisted to talk to the embedded relay to handle the ecash payment over nostr, then a (nostr) management app publishes a session event that another router-specific (nostr) app picks up to open/close the gate for the user.
Yeah seems hard to know for sure, but I'm anyway opting for as much natural stuff now as possible
C'mon it has to be 100k$ at the 21st, too perfect to pass on
What about the dye used for colors. Are they fine on (most) wool products?
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Banana plants are absolutely beautiful plants.
Did you know it's actually a herb!? And the bananas are berries.
Only in the browser, it's not rendering in Amethyst
In the current implementation the proxy is 100% a man-in-the-middle. That's why i'm putting in effort to get pubkey addressing in because that allows us to encrypt traffic to that pubkey. That will require some kind of handshake which i haven't gotten to yet. I think we can even ditch domain names + SSL certificates when that is implemented.
Then a proxy will only know the source ip + what the next hop is, but not the contents.
It's rainy and cold outside, then it started snowing. Decided to close the curtains and take a reading day 🙂↔️📖 https://nostpic.com/media/f07e0b1af066b4838386360a1a2cbb374429a9fbaab593027f3fcd3bd3b5c367/830e2f40b5b4d0ab2f5ddbc13c433a5e6d2b2cf78fe1f1338dbaa09c2e35fa7a.webp
The only right way to deal with it
If western medicine was actually effective, we wouldn't be losing more and more of our loved ones to this every damn year.
It's time to look elsewhere.
I appreciate posts that try to unite people against the common enemies of health rather than supporting the 'othering'. Thank you for sharing this! 🫂