A more interesting thing would be a proxy that serves html notes, no ephemeral events needed. That would be useful for creating an http-to-nostrweb proxies, and allow you to create webpages without hosting. You just lose signature verification but maybe you could serve the signature and other fields in response headers so that the client could verify.
I think nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z made an html spec at one point if I remember correctly?
Would the same approach work for Activitypub protocol?
X followers are just entries in their db (not your db, not your…).
Glad you got it unsuspended!
The switching is partly because none of them work adequelty yet, so it’s out of necessity.
More time-consuming and unpredictable since they don’t function and show the same results always.
Combine with nostr:npub1h0rnetjp2qka44ayzyjcdh90gs3gzrtq4f94033heng6w34s0pzq2yfv0g and you can have a distributed rich media experience
This is just brilliant!
Works out of the box effortlessly.
I would love to see in the future the option to show also retweets (and replies) on the page. Now, the options are only notes/posts (without those).
The site works nicely on iFrame (see the pic)
A few "bugs/features":
- as a logged-in user I could not find how to enter the admin dashboard to my page (it's https://npub.pro/admin)
- Title layout adjustment would help with the banner image (now it was blocking the image —> needed to make it empty)
- Nostr.login icon does not change color when the underlying theme is either in dark/light mode (not a biggie but it sticks out)
- if the Settings save was refused/denied by the extension there's no way to retry without adjusting the settings (workaround: change anything —> save —> deny —> revert back —> save —> accept)
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Or a drop of coffee 😁
There's nostr:npub1nwkd0pe6pn7x8tassvrpcs8nleyxpnm7y8g0wqjzcgrwhaucjjvqcrdgjz that might give you some of the features you're after.
Nostur Client is searching for a rename…
I will commit 50k sats to whoever nostr:npub1n0sturny6w9zn2wwexju3m6asu7zh7jnv2jt2kx6tlmfhs7thq0qnflahe awards the winning name.
Let’s get this trending to promote the contest.
Comment, Like, Boost
All zaps to this note will go to the winner!
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Notebox
NoteStack
Communicator
Notecoms
Telegraph
Missive
Notelatch
NoteGram
NoteGraph
ScribbleNSend
Mediabox
Mediahatch
Notehatch
It seems that only a few are genuinely interested in building based on an open-protocol, and the rest want to gain control and maybe dress on the openness if it fits the marketing strategy.
It may require exceptional level of clarity and vision to use open-protocol to capture enough value to sustain the business effort of building it. The VC money is also not attracted to less than brilliant cases and it’s easier to pitch/build another Twitter/X etc. clone with the hockey stick growth projections.
LinkedIn the new gaming platform
”LinkedIn’s mission has always been to connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful.”
How’s playing games making your more productive?
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pinpoint-queens-crossclimb-game-lakshman-somasundaram-k1zwc/
Max discovered the secret of FInns
(this version seems to be working)
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Intereting breakdown of building, scaling and growing Bluesky
You have to follow the right people and the experience changes.
They launched a week ago so there’s a lot of new users getting used to the app.
The following graph is based on web of trust and the feed is a reversed chronological order.
Nostur has a Mac version, and many iPad versions work with the M-series
The 3rd party services were part of the early Twitter success when the API was open and it was an open field for innovation and experimentation providing utiilty and value for end users.
Nostr has the openness but the hurdle to start development is pretty high at the moment. There are plenty of nips and existing repos but the documentation and getting started easiness is not there. For existing devs who been around the knowledge is implicit. Thats not the case for newcomers, and it’s rarely made explicit.
The dev friendliness is not in the level where the libraries and tools are supporting newbies to experiment and test quickly.
For example, comparing how quickly you can do stuff to ATProto is one reference point: https://skyware.js.org/guides/bot/introduction/getting-started/
Some of the (obvious) issues are:
- easy authentication on multitude of devices (especially on Mobile; again here ATProto has a pretty nice app password solution)
- media storage
- the ecosystem costs issue (who pays for relays, storage etc)
There are a lot of individiual projects but when you look across categories and across the user value chain (starting from the client, moderation tools, content sources (algos), relays, storage etc.) the integration is not smooth.
Threads released their API for devs to check it out before the API release at the end of June.
Am I missing something since there’s no direct upload option for media files in their API?
”image_url — (For images only.) The path to the image. We will cURL your image using the URL provided so it must be on a public server.”
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/threads/posts#single-threads-posts
”The program remains fully independent of NATO. France is the only member of the alliance that doesn’t belong to its Nuclear Planning Group, and President Macron holds full authority over potential use.”
”The U.K.’s smaller and less versatile nuclear force is, by contrast, fully integrated into the NATO command. Lacking an air component, it relies on American-supplied Trident missiles for its four submarines and possesses a total of under 260 warheads.”
https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/can-europe-still-count-on-americas-nuclear-umbrella-511c8ba0