See on 𝕏. The post where I tagged you.
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The alternative is not Twitter. The alternative is self-hosted weblogs. And nostr is in no way better then them.
That's the right answer. Convenience.
Blogs were more decentralized and free then nostr. There were even dedicated servers to identify trends. And you could opt-out of them (in your CMS settings) by not pinging these servers, if you didn't want to.
Ok, 'freedom tech' fans, somebody explain me this.
You all celebrate Nostr for being a real decentralized alternative to centralized platforms like X. But we've had this technological feature for a long time with the Internet itself. We have servers, DNS, blogs, ping APIs etc.
Why, all of a sudden, do we need relays to achieve the same 'freedom'?
At what level are you?

Coinbase now offers a WooCommerce plugin to accept Bitcoin (and shitcoin) payments in an online store.
The plugin itself is free, but I guess they're charging the usual transaction fees.
Right, it's very mono cultural here.
What is that exactly?
Fiat life style
If you live like this, get help.

Even if the scene is a bit artistic, you really have to appreciate Bruce Lee's fighting style.
Watch his shoulders when he punches, especially from minute 2:38. They give no foreshadowing about the coming punch. His fists and forearms move first, then his shoulder, if at all. That makes it so fast and unpredictable.
You have to train that, which is not easy. Because most fighters move their shoulders first. You must keep the whole arm loose until the moment of impact to make it as fast as possible. And only in the last nanosecond the fist and the whole arm is tightened.
What's that?
Good and easy to understand explanation of relays.
nostr:naddr1qq2ksezztgcyjkt6f4chg3zed3chqwrftym5jq3qlqs30x7466guvx6r2cek8z9d4hpucycy7j08wx58cwx70m206q3qxpqqqp65w2xx4vt
The dark social media ages have begun.

Memories of bulletin board systems come flooding back. Those were happy times.
Good one, and interesting.
Yes, for the few geeks and nerds that are here. But mass adoption is still far away.
Hoşgeldiniz. Nostr'dasınız
Sounds more like a domain for ELI5 kind of articles about Bitcoin.
Thanks for the feedback, here’s another from earlier on. https://nostr.build/av/6cd868f7c307e520875a84014378da51b8c19aeb5745084cf755c699c700337b.mov
Yes speed is much better.
I'm a web developer and always looking for these types of nice videos that can be used as a background. But they need to be seamlessly repeatable.
And a little video too, pretty windy 😁 https://nostr.build/av/daf0b48ae123c1d8f7eb1ba4e2627167dd3d5ef76bda5745227bb3aafb1e6e86.mov
Film that a bit slower and make it loopable then these kind of videos could perfectly be used as a website background.
Elon's gonna ban you soon 😂
Man you must be old
Iris now supports secret chats that don't leak metadata, implementing the https://hrfbounties.org/ bounty #3. It works also for group messaging.
It's a quick & dirty solution, but works. A shared nostr account is created for the secret chat / group. Its nsec can be shared via link, qr code or invite message from a single-use anonymous account.
Users can then communicate using the shared account's messages-to-self. Iris signs the inner messages with your own key, but the arrangement could be used for anonymous group messaging as well.
I'll also add inner message encryption at some point, so you can ensure that only certain group participants can read the message.
This arrangement doesn't introduce any new event kinds and works also in clients that haven't implemented a special UX for it. You can just log in with the nsec and message yourself.
I had to disable the Iris social graph filter to let invites through, so now Iris DMs are open to spam again, but I'll try to figure out a better solution.
As always, the UX needs a lot of attention, but I believe here's an MVP.
Screenshots:
Alice wants to message Bob:

Alice sends a secret chat invite to Bob:

Bob automatically follows the invite from Alice. They can now message each other in the secret chat:

Here's how the invite looks in another client. I will add an "nostr:ninvite" URI in addition to the nsec.

🤌👍
nostr:note1v0w9hv2w3azl7tznszl9vgtkg5x6jj4reg5agppphhx0at0wduys0fyf33
That's right, read the thread.
Top lists on social media are a flawed concept anyway. They're not only open to manipulation, as in this case. Besides, they only reinforce the posts that are already popular anyway.
In addition, there is the misconception that popularity, measured by demographic preferences, is a measure of quality. It's not.
It's only the average of the comprehension of the respective population, in some respects even the intellectual lowest common denominator, if you will. No wonder that mostly stupid, unsubstantial, simple sayings and meat trends.
However, it's not conducive to discover good content, as some believe. Such lists reward mediocrity, not quality.
Clever. Have you tried out?


