I am just starting to realize that this idea of general relay lists doesn't make any sense.

Home feed -> relay set from follows

Global feed -> specific relay or relay set

Chats -> each has their own master relay

Private Messages -> shared relay between each pair of two users.

Notifications feed -> all relays in existence

User profile -> all relays in existence

Event info lookup -> all relays in existence

Login -> users preferred/home relay set

Yes, what will you make of it?

What would that look like?

Empty source

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TestFlight button on site doesn’t work. I’d like to!

testing monstr

I think I can receive sats, can someone test that?

Our new Nostr client "Nos" is taking shape. We are starting Monday on a spike that will run until #Nostrica. The main goal is to take our best ideas from Planetary (our Secure Scuttlebutt client) and put them into a Nostr client. They include:

- Scuttlebutt's "2 hops" algorithm applied throughout the app. This restricts your view in most places to people you follow and the people they follow. This creates a safety net against spam and abuse that works similarly to social circles in the real world. Some Nostr clients, like Iris, are already doing this and its working really well.

- Our Discover screen. A nice-looking card interface for finding new people to follow. When you first start using Nostr this screen will show a curated feed from people we find interesting instead of a "global" feed. Once you have found some people to follow it will switch to showing posts from people *they* follow (2 hops).

- Basic safety features: mute, report, content warnings, and delete.

We hope this will lower the bar for non-technical people using Nostr, and bring in people who are put off by what they see in the global feed. 5 weeks isn't much time to build though. We definitely have our work cut out for us!

Keet is very useful for video calls. Cool project. It is P2P, so no servers, which has three main implications:

1) increased censorship resistance

2) you expose your IP address to the person you are communicating with if you do not use a VPN

3) does not work great on mobile unless one of the people in the chat is also running Keet on their computer

Keet is very useful for video calls. Cool project. It is P2P, so no servers, which has three main implications:

1) increased censorship resistance

2) you expose your IP address to the person you are communicating with if you do not use a VPN

3) does not work great on mobile unless one of the people in the chat is also running Keet on their computer

What’s your story? How did you first find about Nostr?

Seems like a good #plebchain day.

Following back all plebs that comment 🤝

Ohhh gotta filter out tags before sending it to the translator. :(