Netrau

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npub12lw5efjpe9gpj9g7j4uxry56zafx3fsysyrz3ldvlwp3wak3955svywt9d

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nostr-pub.wellorder.net

expensive-relay.fiatjaf.com

relayer.fiatjaf.com

nostr-relay.wlvs.space

nostr.bitcoiner.social

nostr-relay.untethr.me

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2025-06-01 19:37:50 UTC

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This was introduced early this year and it's already addresed to as "timeless"? Wow. But like everything else, time will tell.

2025-03-07 07:39:22 UTC

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Oh yes, I definetly know about pkarr. Awsome work. I din't notice this pubky app. Reading through the material, isn't this exactly what are you talking about?

2025-03-06 21:23:52 UTC

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I would like to follow along if you already have repo started?

2025-03-05 20:14:43 UTC

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I like it. But before going into codding too much would be better to have a scope defined first? Something like.
1. What is what we want to achive?
2. Some example - these details you exposed here for example are pretty good.
3. How does, in general terms, the ecosystem will look like?
Idk, few lines explaining the whole idea/goal.
In general, I think I got the gist of it, but some sort of document to follow alone would be great.

2025-03-05 12:21:00 UTC

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True, you are right. I might be reading too much into what OS meaning.
What are some problems with peergos, other than the obvious, just curious.
Regarding the walled gardens vs privacy and standardisation, isn't the solid project exactly what you describing?
That protocol in theory should help you do exactly that: build whatever apps on top of data. I had several attempts with it but its vastness is straight up disarming

2025-03-05 07:34:48 UTC

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Honestly, chances of a new OS to chatch on are pretty slim. I think something like a soft-layer/psudo os using the infrastructure we already have, might close to reality.
I too am into wasm, but the wasm ecosystem it's still young and not yet well standardized.
There is pointnetwork, same as urbit, they went to rewrite the internet :) and they keep adding things.
Changing such core things like the os is pretty hard, my feeling is by adding an os (pseudo) on top of any current os might be simpler and feasible.
---- sidenote ----
What I find a bit funny is that all these promises and all the sovereignity and everything, we still put the code on github.

2025-03-04 21:51:42 UTC

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I went over this but I swear to god I don't understand what it is. I feel like it's little bit of everything. Os, tokens, blockchains, communities. What is missing?

2025-01-28 22:33:50 UTC

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So? Go check openai, see if you spot any resamblance
https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy/
They are identical.

2025-01-15 23:09:25 UTC

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It's all about the money. You are probably among the very few having a stady income throug donations, but many who built are not that lucky.
People just want to earn something and honestly I don't think zaps is the answer. I am not even go into the nips which some are are insanely complicated.

2024-11-03 09:13:56 UTC

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I love this project and I hope will succeed. I am thinking to bring yggdrasil in the mix. That network works pretty great and the fact you can generate your own IPv6 from ed25519 keys is awesome. With these two you can setup a network however you want. Ygg is giving the metwork, pubky the dns and resolve. At this point you don't even need k8s, goes with out saying cloud monopol can finally be teard down.
There are tones of applications, you can do anything. From end user apps to low level such as db, file storage. All is possible now :)

2024-09-18 06:27:51 UTC

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My router is flagging your site.
https://image.nostr.build/43473ead72ccfb445ebb5b80d4f66081b5d82cbcd1aa5ae520278ba2e449ceb9.jpg

2024-07-13 06:10:16 UTC

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Stop calling people normies. Everyone is complaining about slow adoption of btc. Well! Let's start with respecting one another and stop being condescending.

2024-02-27 21:39:54 UTC

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I honestly don't understand the purpose or the need of this network.
I think we are about full of social networks :))

2023-10-05 20:53:40 UTC

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There is nothing to target. They already targeting fully encrypted pkgs.
https://gfw.report/publications/usenixsecurity23/en/

2023-09-16 20:12:42 UTC

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If you leave 100usd on a table and not do anything with it and return in...say 5 years what would you find? The same 100usd, with today economy, probably even less stronger than they were 5years ago.
You might want to say the same about other classic assets but is not the same.
Probably more than 50-60% percent of the globe not even heard of btc, 15% heard of but don't know what is it. Who has it stack it... what is the point of having it?
I swear to god I don't understand the value.
While a piece of art, or a house or gold and cash for that mather (safe heaven assets), have a teoretical value, but that value can become tangible when you sell that thing. Same goes with btc. You look at your wallet, probably dispay is showing usd 😉 because 3.543375btc means nothing but 80000usd do and you are proud. Guess what that is a theoretical owned value. Unlike your bank account these money are not actually in your posession.
To lift btc of the ground we need to start moving them around, gain some network effect, it been 16 damn years. C'mon.

2023-09-16 06:02:11 UTC

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Yep. I totally agree with you. The whole thing is designed that way.
All the tips are oriented towards the social scope.
While I appreciate the enthusiasm, the architecture is also faulty. There's nothing decentralized here. I know there are some quality relays out there, but just like back in the day when you had to search that forum, you need to know where they are.
To be frank, I don't see many reasons to have global platforms, but I might be narrow-minded, I don't know.
I don't know what to believe about everything being public, undeletable, and uneditable. I remember how ultra annoying it was on Facebook in the early days when you couldn't edit a comment.
I am not saying not have but you kind of need to trust the relay owner. What if damus pulls the plug? Just like that?
Nostr is a nice concept to prove a point and this is how it started in the first place. But instead of grinding on it a bit, ppl went all in into creating clients and now we have 100 twitter like clients doing more or less the same thing.
There are some apps out here but... I know there is someone who created a multiplayer chess, a spotify like app, a wiki app, but all of this revolve around the same concept. Publishing something. An eccomerce platform for example is more complex.
Time will tell, but ...

2023-09-16 05:23:50 UTC

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https://media.tenor.com/qu5TCuFSEU4AAAAC/my-goodness-oh-my-goodness.gif

2023-09-08 06:59:39 UTC

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We should start moving the btc arround and start using it, start making commerce and stop stacking all of it like idiots.

2023-09-06 20:52:36 UTC

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Dick move dude. You can say whatever you want. Selling fking protocol name dot com it's low. Try to reach out to jack and maybe sell it for 1mil or smth. This move weakens the protocol credibility very much. What if I buy it and I sell ... idk crap and you go to nostr.com and find adds aboute cotton covers for your ball sack?
You are trying to wrap this under..." I need this, I have a problem" ...etc. This is a donatable domain.
And sorry, until I see proof I don't belive you paied 5k for this domain.

2023-09-03 07:18:28 UTC

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Yeah but in this case? C'mon.
These data leaks happen with all these companies all the time. Look how easy was to get data about this guy.

2023-09-02 21:11:31 UTC

https://www.npr.org/2023/08/31/1196776390/saudi-arabia-man-death-sentence-tweets
Well this is fucked. This is the problem with social media today that needs solving. A private held company will give 0 shits about us. They will throw us under the buss to keep their books clean. Same goes for all other companies claming this crap. All vpn companies comes to mind. And all companies starting with "your privacy is siuupa important to us". Fuck you all. Eat shit and die!
#abandontwitter
#abandoncorporations

2023-09-01 08:52:59 UTC

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These pics are so peaceful ❤️. What country? If you don't mind me asking.

2023-08-26 13:22:42 UTC

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Big nuclear fan! Very well put. If it would be more usable and small I'd be first to have one :) but it's progress

2023-08-22 13:08:20 UTC

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Or pause the building and gather some feedback?

2023-08-20 20:08:06 UTC

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Why everything needs to be a killer of something else. Nostree, a linktree alternative.

2023-08-12 09:16:01 UTC

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Yeah, i don't understand why we don't stick with battle tested like bitwarden. I have few nots in there with my keys. Done.

2023-08-11 18:51:47 UTC

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Where does it run?

2023-08-11 06:21:36 UTC

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I am super curious why do you say this. I too belive many of these can be corrected.

2023-08-08 23:02:47 UTC

https://www.forbes.com/sites/segunolakoyenikan/2023/08/07/sam-altmans-worldcoin-app-goes-offline-limiting-users-access-to-wallets/
Aah the power of centralization. 🤣
#wolrdcoin #worldofcrap

2023-08-08 20:07:06 UTC

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I think we need some sort of local validation per each programming language.
Nip01.validate(payload) . Naive aproach
Specs are hard to follow and no mater what you do there will always be room for errors (create-at, created_at, createdAt which is it as they are all correct) or misinterpretation

2023-08-06 07:57:42 UTC

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Aahh. Good old days when you needed to be invited in, and if you were fucking around you were banned and the one invited you penalized up to permaban too. That "trust" which we want to run away from today as fast as we can as far as we can.

2023-08-05 12:31:02 UTC

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If you have other reliable sources do share.

2023-08-05 11:51:54 UTC

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I mean all of these in one way or another. You are absolutly right in terms of revenue stream. I have a friend which is hairdresser and he is the best case for pay per use from business pov. This month you have 500customers, next you might have 20. What do you do?
But, I will pay one time 20c to have access to a news article for 24h, or for a movie, the same, say $1 or $2.
Or for a nostr service for example to generate me 100 PDFs, or a storage service to store me for a fixed amount of time some files, than to remove them no question asked.
I am not saying to remove subscription. But allow the user to pay par use too.
On digital you have time x resource = price/second (let's say)
You want sorage? <time> x (storage price + service [backup, employees, etc])
You want, say, compute power for whatever? Same time x (cpu freq + other)
You want a temporay chat?
All of these can be covered with pay per use first. I need more? Yeah, sure, make a sats deposit to the servuce and they will let you know when your credit is done.

2023-08-05 11:39:20 UTC

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Yeah, but some articles are interesting or worth reading. Again I don't pay for all :))

2023-08-05 11:21:16 UTC

I did some math and thinking how expensive is to actually be on the internet if we don't want ads and our data to be used.
I read around 5, 7 papers regularly every month.
- new york times 0.5c/week
- economist 29eur/month
- wired ~$2.5 / month (i think)
- fortune 29.9
- the new stack (free? I guess)
- medium - 5 eur/month
Total: $820usd/year
Storage
- I use google as it's the most simple, reliable and complete 19.99month
Total: $239/year
Entertainment
- youtube video - $17.99/month
- netflix - $12.99/month
- prime - $4.99/month
And thang God for streamio with real-debrid plugin
Total: $431/year
Food
- glovo prime - $6.99/month - because they are assholes and add taxes to transportation, service (whatever the fuck that mean). Same goes to those dickheads from uber, airbnb, takeaway etc.
Total: $83.88/year
This does not include other profesional subscriptions I have:
InteliJ, todoist, etc let say an extra $300/year
So we are looking at around $1800, $1900 /year
I admit i don't pay for all the papers at the time. Mostl'y using free tier or pay for the one suits me well that month. But the rest. I kind need them because most of them they are forcing me to do so or i need them
This is not easy sum for most. And you don't get you money's worth. There are months when I don't open netflix or prime for example and not canceling subscription.
We need to bring back the pay per use.
#payperuse #payperservice #letsmakeitsimple

2023-08-05 10:30:57 UTC

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I think so too. Building a db is hard and I don't see the reason for such effort for something as generic as nostr.

2023-08-04 21:31:50 UTC

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You can use long commit? Starting from second row?

2023-08-01 13:45:58 UTC

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Or you could try nomad by hashicorp. It's order of magnitude simpler. If you want more complex control you can add consul and vault for secrets. But i've been using nomad for 2 years and I am very happy. Simple AF, just thevway I like it.

2023-07-28 21:12:54 UTC

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You know how I think this threads app is? It's like after you eat brussels sprouts or cabbage. Full of stomack cramps. You need a strong, kingdom come, varnish remover, marriage destroying fart. Then you are allright again.
Like that clubhouse or whatever from apple. What's the latest from that?
Threads is as good as dead or past into forgotness at best.
We need app for US! To identify with US! To mean something to US. This will never happen from the global standing point. You will always end up delivering something for masses. Generic graphics, generic funtionalities, generic ux, 0 soul and meaning.

2023-07-28 20:58:43 UTC

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Same here. The posts inconsistencies are getting more and more annoyng. I too am seeing "missing post" pretty often.

2023-07-26 22:11:35 UTC

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Geometry is beautiful ❤️

2023-07-26 22:00:59 UTC

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One more reason humanity does not give even a single fuck about privacy. This is by far one of the creepiest things. If gouvernments will buy into this, and they will do, we are fucked.
Iris scanning, app of everything, countries starting to like more and more the chinese firewall which drops fully encrypted pkgs.
On the other hand cryptoworld inventing km long new documentation everyday. When you think you got it, new concepts appear, new technologies, new nods to install, new ppl out of noware with new ideas.
And there at the bottom is the rest of the world: the normies, the parents, the non tech (the real plebs) that understand nothing out all this, no longger being able even to conceve buyng a house or setting some money on the side and struggling paycheck to paycheck. The nft disaster from last years are a testimony to our level of desperation we're at

2022-06-28 11:14:56 UTC

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The idea as a concept on solid is not that bad, but booy there is a lot glossary, vocabulary, terms etc. Don't you think the POD concept is ok to be used in nostr as an alternative to browser and relay storage?

2022-03-01 16:51:04 UTC

This is awesome