IIRC they ditched Lighting months ago
Weird, I'm not on that search page but I know I'm bridged. I don't think it shows everyone
There's a lot of cat pics over there. Basically #caturday everyday
SBW has no lightning. In Bluewallet it's optional
L-BTC is a stablecoin the exact same way WBTC is a stablecoin. It does not need to represent a Fiat currency to be a stablecoin. It's "stable" because someone is guaranteeing the peg.
If you want to use a shill Blockstream's token, be my guest, but least stop lying to others.
All IoUs are stablecoins. Instead of being a USD stablecoin, it's a BTC stablecoin, i.e. it's some other token that mirrors the value of real bitcoin according to someone else's promise.
You can tag apps in categories
What is even funnier is that you feel "attacked" by that. Sure use what works for you. Many people use revolut cause it works great for them. But don't pretend a permissioned stablecoin is some sort freedom sovereign tool.
There's also wrapped BTC on Tron, and I heard it's cheaper 🤣
What a programmer does in 1 month, 2 programmers do in 3 🫠
Also all the cpu cycles of thousands of computers rebuilding unpinned docker images
Yes, absolutely, it's coming. The app already works on Mac and Linux.
The first feature of this app ever was in Madeira, where I demoed with nostr:npub1ye5ptcxfyyxl5vjvdjar2ua3f0hynkjzpx552mu5snj3qmx5pzjscpknpr and nostr:npub1lunaq893u4hmtpvqxpk8hfmtkqmm7ggutdtnc4hyuux2skr4ttcqr827lj the download/verification/install of a zipped PWA file, so that is coming too
(That's when the application/pwa+zip mime type was born)
I don't know what a zipped pwa file is and at this point I'm too afraid to ask 😂
I was thinking more about native apps but it's probably very challenging since OSs so heterogeneous and there's too many competing standards for package formats.
Could some existing tooling like Nix be leveraged for this?
Right now your event will be rejected. But that is a scaffold I want to eventually throw away. I want you to sign your app and write to a bunch of relays.
I wrote this to share with devs to try to understand how to get there:
And for reference these are sample events: https://github.com/zapstore/zapstore/wiki/Sample-app-events
Very nice. Have you thought about expanding this to more than android, i.e. desktop packages?