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Hodler, node runner, coffee drinker, book reader, coder, painter

When even gastro websites start to pay attention it must be a sign šŸ˜‰

Just listened to Jack and Odell interview you are referring to. Snowden has an issues with connecting to relays via Tor and it sucks that some big relays have an issues with this. It’s not a nostr issue per se, it is more of how relays are setup.

This tells a lot nostr:note1sqsqvfk7wqfvf3cyn9x52dfd0rqcwzkusay47w28xs0vkgfqsf6qudxsw6

I heard Vitalik is figuring out why proof of work actually matters

Today I tried Keet for a video call and it worked flawlessly

The more I think about it the more curious I become as to why nobody tried this before

In a world of censorship and cancel culture, encrypted P2P communication is really the only way to protect privacy since there’s no middle man to fuck

But to survive governmental pressures open source is a necessity

Nostr is censorship resistant only as much relays are censorship resistant

A time will come when governmental mafia will start focusing on relay operators to control them

It is inevitable if Nostr succeeds to attract millions of users

Relays are Achilles heel of Nostr

NO !

But, in case you really underestimate the stupidity of such an

idea you are free to implement it. Nostr is open protocol and anyone can build anything on it.

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Nostr is a protocol and basically just set of rules around which people build different apps. No one can stop nostr but you are right about apps and relays. In future I am sure we're gonna see many such cases.

If I run a relay which propagates illegal content and the government decides to fuck me - I am fucked. Before locking me up they might try to put a pressure on me to reveal the IP of the users who distribute illegal content and if I am unable or unwilling to do so - I am fucked.

From the users perspective the only way to use nostr absolutely privately and anonymously is though tor as all relays are aware of users IP addresses.

But the thing is - anyone can run relay and the most important thing is to decentralize relays as much as possible so that there is really no "one head to cut off". And I am sure they will try to intimidate replay owners buy fucking up some people as an example eventually.

Spot on nostr:note19y9jn5kgdtwcrvt49rufw7jqaxwymjvrh623xz7x3zfrtcs87fts2zy7zr

Since I find to-do lists extremely useful and use it every day I ended up building my own custom webapp to manage all my tasks which I can host my self and access from anywhere. All the apps out there are either too simple or too complicated for what I need.

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During nostr:npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m's talk with nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx he mentioned that nostr isn't doing enough to prevent tracking. Does anyone have more information on this? I thought that accessing it over tor was sufficient, so is tor still not enough, is tor unable to access nostr again, or is using tor itself too difficult? #asknostr

I’m guessing he meant that nostr is not doing enough to prevent tracking unless you use tor since almost nobody uses tor to access nostr.

We all do, that’s why we’re here

Last day on 3 week vacation and I can’t wait to go home to my productive state of mind and continue building things

This vacation thing is boring as hell

When you mention the word Burgundy the taste of miraculous wine overwhelms my senses

I am using my own relay to have backup of all my data so no relay can rug me but in general it is quite a challenge to onboard millions of users and not use some level of relay centralization