Thanks Rob, I'll definitely check them out.
I've been using hey(dot)com for a few years now, but I'm thinking of switching to another email provider.
I don't get hey's reluctance to implement push notifications — like, how am I supposed to know when I've got new mail? It's increasingly difficult to keep my "Imbox" organised, which defeats the purpose of using the service.
I'm open to exploring alternatives besides Proton. Recommendations welcome.
I like the idea...
So, I set up my own relay instance using nostr-rs-relay. I mean, who wants to use someone else's relay to test their own apps, right? Plus, I can also use it as a backup for my own notes, which is pretty sweet...
Try this: https://stats.nostr.band/
Automatic client-side translation is a great feature, but I would like the option to choose which languages are not translated and which language is used for translation. Currently, it appears to default to English, but I'm not entirely sure...
#nostr #Amethyst
Une solution possible serait que les relais ne publient pas les notes qui ont une date dans le passé. Ces notes ne seraient visibles que par leur auteur. De même, les dates futures pourraient être utilisées pour programmer la publication de la note à une date ultérieure. Cela nécessiterait une modification de la nip-22 pour être mis en œuvre.
How do you enforce this law without forcing vpn providers to log and monitor the traffic and report "offenders"?
What would be the unintended consequences?
Regarding "media on nostr," https://bountsr.org/journalism-on-nostr/
I'm fascinated by the idea of getting rid of fact-checkers and using prediction markets to introduce "skin-in-the-game" in journalism. DLC, once fully implemented on LN, could play a crucial role in making this approach feasible.
Nostr could somehow help orchestrate this.
So, twitter is now becoming a tool just for the first world?
Do you remember #Dissenter, Gab's short-lived attempt at creating a decentralised commenting system, that despite its practical applications, was removed from the Chrome web store?
https://reclaimthenet.org/dissenter-free-speech-browser
Nostr fixes this.
I recently submitted a feature request to #Amethyst for a fully Decentralised Commenting System on their app. If fully implemented, it would would give users the ability to comment on and follow others' comments about any web resource on the internet.
Testing #Amethyst's implementation of r-tags...
« C'est trop facile quand les guerres sont finies
D'aller gueuler que c'était la dernière
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The Church relied on the State to exert its influence, just as the modern State relies on its control of money to maintain power.
With Bitcoin there's a reason for optimism about the future. 🧡
The CDU is Christian in name only 😅
Lnbits does it: https://bitkarrot.substack.com/p/lightning-prisms-with-lnbits
Actually, the reason for using LN addresses in notes is to enable Lightning prisms, as explained in the article: https://bitkarrot.substack.com/p/lightning-prisms-with-lnbits
My 2 sats:
To implement this feature, users would need to be able to set an optional LN address for each note they create. If no address is specified, zaps would be directed to the address on their profile.
Nip it!