I did this too:
bit.ly/BitcoinForKids
Enjoy, it won't last long. 🤙
Mornin' 🤙
Let's try it @Sambonzuki.
Need the New Orleans community on The Map dude.
btcmap.org/communities
nsec doesn't leave you browser though and is presumably enrcypted.
Yup, #[2] already has some nostr functionality baked into #[3].
Can't wait to try this out.
🔥🔥🔥
I would expect Alby to be the first major LSP given their work on nostr to date and their involvement in the development of NIP-57.
😂
Pretty sure they'll be one of the first to support NIP-57 aka Zaps.
Alby. Particularly for nostr integration.
Age?
So Tidal vs. Spotify.
Looks like audio quality is better, but what about catalogue and other stuff?
Youngest nostrich yet?
Show #[0] (10 yrs old) some love. ⚡🤙
note100774gcnnpulumpkw79f7nqmj28jtdlak36gy3syhah68h93qzgsg4rjc3
Yo yo yo!
And by default, exit node is off.
Depends if you're using it with an exit node for internet access.
If not then only traffic on your mesh (i.e. to/from IPs on your Tailscale network) will be logged.
Wen QT?
NIP?
nostr.wine is the best 8888 sats I even spent.
Wen zaps #[0] ?
Pls for ma familia. 🙏
NIP?
Would clients select which relays are allowed to send push notifications for certain note kinds and/or events?
Bring it.
NIP for a standard?
Directories can hit a known path to get data?
Perfect.
We need a directory with specs and performance info. Reviews perhaps? Pubkeys using it?
Yep, Pouch according to @stromens.
Another day, another Amethyst release.
#[0] on fire. 🔥🔥🔥
Multisig collaboration between different wallets.
Yup, no blue checks around these parts!
Check out nostr.directory and NIP-05.
**Amethyst is nearly my perfect *native* Android client for Nostr**
Over the last month I've tested out over a half dozen different Android apps for Nostr. Each week, I would be incredibly impressed with their progress, write a weekly recap of their features and enhancements, but in the end none of them were able to be used as a daily driver.
A long last, our **global nightmare** has come to an end. Amethyst was released to the Google Play Store for the world to download and install on January 25, 2023. Having a Nostr client running on Android means tapping into the largest market on the planet. **Roughly 75% of the world uses Android** on their smartphone. With Amethyst, Nostr was now able to be used by the masses.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vitorpamplona.amethyst
Amethyst is very smooth and fluent throughout the application, something other apps or even web clients are lacking. Amethyst comes with native image uploading, meaning you don't have to go and upload your image elsewhere, copy the link, and then find your way back to the app. Amethyst utilizes the popular Imugr.com image service for hosting.
Amethyst also boasts **link preview**, showing rich snippets for links that are included in posts. This is something that has become standard on social networks like Facebook or Twitter over the years. It's definitely a nice quality of life enhancement, in my opinion.
One feature that I don't use on other clients, because it's not included, are Public channels. Not all clients display these properly or even not at all, but they work like Telegram channel. They allow users to form a public group or collection of posts around the same topic.
As a power user with many relays, I'll say that most clients are slow and laggy for me. Astral and Snort are great clients and I still use them daily. Snort is my absolute favorite. I often switch back and forth between the two, because some features work better for me on Astral, such as DMs. On Snort, my DMs are very slow and mostly broken. This is a Derek issue though. On Amethyst, my DMs just work. I'm very happy to see them working as intended.
Amethyst is nearly perfect. There are three features that I use daily that this Nostr client does not include, at least at this time.
* NIP-05 display
* Lightning on posts and profiles
* Markdown
NIP-05 display is important to me, not because I founded NostrPlebs.com, but for identification. I believe this is very important for the community as a whole. I'm spoiled by Snort's implementation, seeing pretty NostrPlebs.com users throughout my feed. Besides this, every client out there shows this. It's commonplace and expected.
Lightning on posts and profiles is equally important. Nearly the entire Nostr community at this time is composed of Bitcoiners. Lightning integration allows us to use Nostr as a **Value 4 Value economy**, zapping, tipping, or paying users for their content and their contributions has become a way of life over the past month.
Markdown may not be important to everyone, but in my long form posts, such as this one, I like to include bold, italics, and bulleted lists. Most popular clients include these things.
For now, I'll most likely be using Snort while at home on my desktop or laptop, but when I'm mobile, my go to client of choice will no longer be a web client. I'll be using Amethyst.
*Things to report in a week: data usage and battery life comparisons.*
Snort + Amethyst is where I'm settling for now*.
*the next few days.
