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Lmk if yall need input from the nostr dev wizards

Considering adding native Tor into Amethyst just to go around relay per-connection limitations.

Then we could keep all accounts connected and downloading their events at all times, while using a separate exit IP for each nostr filter.

There wouldn't need to be a global account switcher. Users could have 100s of accounts working together.

Plus, huge privacy gains.

* profiles.

npubs are insufficient from a sharing standpoint.

A personal server as the single device that does the peering (with the personal servers of others) and heavy lifting computation, and serves a thin client to multiple edge devices.

Rather than all my edge devices each being considered a separate peer to peer agent.

If I'm understanding you correctly, you're mostly talking about a personal server as a content mirror, not as my single identity source and "backend" processing machine.

keet does not really work as a replacement for discord yet, I put it in "check in two years" category. Idea is cool, I use it, but I wouldn't recommend it to most people that I use signal with yet.

The absolute worst voting block of all time.

That's cool.

It's not really what I'm talking about (re-read my comment), but it's still cool.

I may or may not already be in there?!

I've started looking at Keet, is there anywhere to find more detailed informationa bout how it works or how it can be trusted?

Keet and Simplex

Do you have any insights on what has happened to the 'thether over lightning' initiative?

Can somebody explain why Tether guys are so obsessed with their Keet project? Keet doesn't seem to be a big deal to me. Am I missing something?

P.S. and what happened to all their promises to implement stable coins over lightning?

Keet as a few things to improve before it is really ready for prime-time.

There's currently no way to leave a room once you have joined. Pretty sure that has been the case since the update that allowed logging into the same profile from all your devices, but it broke something about being able to leave a room.

There's no way to have sub-rooms. For instance, if I wanted to set up a room for my church that had one room for organizing events, one for posting hymns for the upcoming service, one for prayer requests, and one for just general discussion, I would need to set them up as completely separate and unrelated rooms mixed in with the list of all the other rooms I am in. Given the main competitors are Telegram and Discord, this is a must-have feature, in my opinion.

In small rooms of only a few people, sharing media can be rough. I will send an image to my buddy, and when he opens up the app to look at it, it won't load because I am already offline doing something else. So he will send me a message "I can't see what you sent." And then I have to go online while he still has his app open for it to show up. There's not really a way around this, since Keet doesn't use any servers in-between our devices. Yet, this is not what "mainstream" will expect as their UX without something warning them the first time they share a media file, explaining why this is the case.

I would also like to see a version of Keet that can be hosted on an always online device, so room participants can act as a "relay" for media sent by participants using mobile devices that don't keep the room open when they aren't actively using the app.

Keet as a few things to improve before it is really ready for prime-time.

There's currently no way to leave a room once you have joined. Pretty sure that has been the case since the update that allowed logging into the same profile from all your devices, but it broke something about being able to leave a room.

There's no way to have sub-rooms. For instance, if I wanted to set up a room for my church that had one room for organizing events, one for posting hymns for the upcoming service, one for prayer requests, and one for just general discussion, I would need to set them up as completely separate and unrelated rooms mixed in with the list of all the other rooms I am in. Given the main competitors are Telegram and Discord, this is a must-have feature, in my opinion.

In small rooms of only a few people, sharing media can be rough. I will send an image to my buddy, and when he opens up the app to look at it, it won't load because I am already offline doing something else. So he will send me a message "I can't see what you sent." And then I have to go online while he still has his app open for it to show up. There's not really a way around this, since Keet doesn't use any servers in-between our devices. Yet, this is not what "mainstream" will expect as their UX without something warning them the first time they share a media file, explaining why this is the case.

I would also like to see a version of Keet that can be hosted on an always online device, so room participants can act as a "relay" for media sent by participants using mobile devices that don't keep the room open when they aren't actively using the app.

Keet as a few things to improve before it is really ready for prime-time.

There's currently no way to leave a room once you have joined. Pretty sure that has been the case since the update that allowed logging into the same profile from all your devices, but it broke something about being able to leave a room.

There's no way to have sub-rooms. For instance, if I wanted to set up a room for my church that had one room for organizing events, one for posting hymns for the upcoming service, one for prayer requests, and one for just general discussion, I would need to set them up as completely separate and unrelated rooms mixed in with the list of all the other rooms I am in. Given the main competitors are Telegram and Discord, this is a must-have feature, in my opinion.

In small rooms of only a few people, sharing media can be rough. I will send an image to my buddy, and when he opens up the app to look at it, it won't load because I am already offline doing something else. So he will send me a message "I can't see what you sent." And then I have to go online while he still has his app open for it to show up. There's not really a way around this, since Keet doesn't use any servers in-between our devices. Yet, this is not what "mainstream" will expect as their UX without something warning them the first time they share a media file, explaining why this is the case.

I would also like to see a version of Keet that can be hosted on an always online device, so room participants can act as a "relay" for media sent by participants using mobile devices that don't keep the room open when they aren't actively using the app.

Keet.io needs to go mainstream. What incredible tech. Peer to peer is the only way

Best feature is the video calling

Has it improved since a year ago? I had huge troubles connecting. Så i changed to something else