"a special kind of relay"
`kind`
get it?
it only takes events with two `kind`s, as opposed to other relays that accept all kinds
ok, never mind, I'll see myself out
nobody laughed at my joke
😭😭😭
😂
YES!
I kinda would even like to be able to tell clients "just ask me about `kind`s X", but for the time being I can handle it on the relay side
remote code execution bug on macOS browsers
ok, that's literally what a browser is anyway, right #[0]? 😂
just upgrade your macOS for *less* remote code execution on your system, k?
https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2023-23529
so much work to do
so little time
so much enthusiasm
😂
LFB!
it should improve discoverability and make loading users' profiles much faster
it's value will increase as nostr grows more decentralized 😉
📢 A special kind of relay.
Literally.
Announcing #[0].
Thanks to #[1] for the idea 🙌
Please post for visibility 👇
#[0]
if you are a typescript wizard who REALLY knows their shit around `rollup` and bundling stuff, hit me up on DMs please
I have sats with your name on them if you help me fix an issue that's really annoying me
that wasn't specific enough:
Your current timezone.
I’m not sure; I’ll check when back at the computer 🖥️ and post here 🤙🤙
🤙🤙 thank you! 😊
📢 Schedule notes is now free on https://nostrit.com (used to be ⚡️ 1k sats)
#[0]
(and yes, I wrote this note 3 hours ago)
cc #[1]
📢 Schedule notes is now free on https://nostrit.com (used to be ⚡️ 1k sats)
#[0]
(and yes, I wrote this note 3 hours ago)
testing
something
Trying something 2
Trying something #[0]
Yes, that’s what he means 🤙
I’ve been writing a client for media distribution (zapstr), which will support similar functionalities:
npubs can pay for early-access to content that becomes cheaper/free over time. Supports streaming sats via zaps, and boostagram-style zaps.
This client is focused on audio/video, but the same concept can be used to support any kind of content type.
Would love to connect and explore the use case you have in mind!
and also, mined a new key for a project 👀
#[2]
yes, improving NDK to make it publicly accessible this upcoming week