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I assume its what we call NIP-05, but its basically a website attestation; some website out there recognizes you and hosts a bit of your contact information. As a result, i am able to find you under efrat@primal.net, and get to your npub.

2026-03-19 01:42:45 UTC

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dowhatyouwantstr
But i did have a look, and the hashtag did have a bunch of similar posts...and other stuff

2026-03-19 00:21:49 UTC

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#Rockstr

2026-03-18 01:31:46 UTC

How do we purple pill Pewdiepie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nL-Eq1lpDU

2026-03-17 19:20:59 UTC

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fr fr no cap

2026-03-17 18:56:37 UTC

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Its the most direct/naked interface with Nostr as a paradigm; whereas most clients tend to force the Nostr shaped peg into the old paradigm hole. The result is that users don't realize they are functioning in a different paradigm (partly because there are people that see this lack of realization as a ''win'' because the realization is framed as ''friction'')

2026-03-17 16:50:07 UTC

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Weird.
Cc @npub1utx…50e8

2026-03-17 16:02:46 UTC

So the living room that is only used by the cat, now has a working stereo installation! I had the old fancy system from my parents but never got around to setting it up. Now i did, so i can terrorize my neighbours with a subwover the size of a truck

2026-03-17 12:40:45 UTC

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My guess is that, given that the service they provide is just burning money because it is effectively subsidized by investors, they seek to do the platform play and go for good-old lock-in, in order to have monetization leverage in the future.
We will see how it works out. In the background there is this tug of war between self-hosted models and centralized services, the type of battle we have seen many times before. More times than not the centralized services won, at-least initially, than not for various reasons. If i would have to argue for the self-hosting part is that these days, there is a lot of ''ecosystem-potential'' for the decentralized camp, of which Nostr is an element in that equation.
A big risk for the centralized camp is that as soon as their models don't show drastic improvements over the iterations, odds are ''free/open'' models will catch up and reach parity soon enough, at which point the only edge they have is economies of scale in terms of competing over what is ultimately just commodity hardware.

2026-03-17 12:21:56 UTC

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with how wet the track is, its almost as if he is an a boat racing through a canal

2026-03-16 22:25:14 UTC

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Although, in wisp the pictures in your posts are shown underneath eachother, and you need to press 'show more' to get beyond the first picture, so i recon you like the way amethyst shows it better🤔

2026-03-16 22:22:33 UTC

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Oh you mean the fact the letters are purple and therefor ugly? Hahaha, use a different client. How about trying wisp.mobile ? Over there the letters are orange! (Seriously, try wisp)

2026-03-16 11:48:16 UTC

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You are not powerless, that breastmilk is both nutrition and medicine; whatever your body is doing to fight off the illness is also supplied to the baby that way. Good luck

2026-03-16 11:19:09 UTC

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Omnomnom

2026-03-16 10:47:18 UTC

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I had when where i wanted to like something and pick the right emoji; the '+' icon happened to hover over something else underneath making it that when trying to tap the +, it would close the emoji menu :/. Now that ive managed to add another emoji the + icon moved to a different location so its fixed for now on my end.

2026-03-16 08:48:16 UTC

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What do you mean?

2026-03-16 01:44:12 UTC

With @npub16x7…a44x i hope it becomes clear how important posting things via their respective kind becomes more and more clear. It allows clients to create concrete interfaces for all various things, and users can find stuff and 'consume' it in a sensible/expected way.

2026-03-15 23:07:12 UTC

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No edits! The thing is the thing.

2026-03-15 23:05:58 UTC

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Kind 1212
Based on the most basic scheme,
with which rhyming is an easy thing.
The type of rhyme anyone can dream,
or sing.

2026-03-15 22:59:03 UTC

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On the zapstore🤷‍♂️ maybe update zapstore itself? I dunno
https://zapstore.dev/apps/naddr1qqxxxmmd9emkjums9eshquqzyr3vea70ypqr70e2ff2mx28smca78p2c5l2lxd3jlk4wl3exc8ywkqcyqqq8uzcm52rp3

2026-03-15 22:31:19 UTC

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@npub1kk0…6xq2
I think i accidentally did my first....whatever it is you call what it is you are doing.

2026-03-15 22:24:50 UTC

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You say scrapbook...There was this custom, atleast when i was a small kid, mostly/exclusively by girls, to have a ''poesiealbum'' (poetry album). They would write things in eachother's album, and decorate the pages and shit.
https://image.nostr.build/e061efdf673cbbeddd7f8c4de5f6e5dc7d1fdde65fcdb562e33a5872e3e87c78.png
https://image.nostr.build/5c689ef4adbf7e6c9a1489148078325cb8aa118ad735f7be467648b56d733869.png
https://image.nostr.build/11b5af19b7411a37b8041fb5ea0a77177d07a5f3b536f0a8d0e19f4029885cf2.png
https://image.nostr.build/17af6a20fd51c87b86cb7652932c59cb0476588933ccb9c901839aa7d447d66f.png
https://image.nostr.build/a719ed54a9bc3e35b770ecfc3cfd5667ffd67cc129d6742dc2dbc4d961d8d95c.png
https://image.nostr.build/814c0f59d707573dd7fd2b2d302bb523f64e419c240ee94d04ec61b1fe0c9a37.png

2026-03-15 22:20:44 UTC

Wtf how is wisp so damn fast? I can just race through stuff on this shitty phone. What sorcery is this 😱
Try it

2026-03-15 21:51:45 UTC

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A kind is just a convention on how to interpret the event (event is the abstract term for Nostr post, which is actually a signed piece of JSON).
Kind1, the most basic of basic events, is what we are mostly doing on Nostr right now. They are ''tweets'', or i like to see them as post-it notes.
There are kinds for long-form articles, that take the requirements for such a thing into account. Or kinds for videos, pictures, lists. Your basic profile data is kind0, it holds a link to the profile picture, what name you set, stuff like that.
It means that you can specifically look for things via its kind. If i want to see long-form articles, perhaps because i am in a longformarticle-app, the app searches for kind30023 stuff. If an app needs your profile data, it looks for your kind0.
If you are looking for poetry, that is not written on a post-it note, that every client out there treats like garbage i.e. kind1, you look for kind????? to get the poetry.
A NIP, Nostr Implementation Possibility, would describe what this kind would look like and how to interpret it.
PS:
This is an article:
#naddr1qv…vr6a
This is a video:
#nevent1q…qpcn

2026-03-15 21:26:03 UTC

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This screenshot hurts my eyes and pains my soul. @npub1v7k…tfk0 what client/app do you use?
#nevent1q…5m6e
#nevent1q…gnd6

2026-03-15 20:25:31 UTC

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That seems reason enough to do it.
Thinking about it out loud:
What if we take in both the paper/sheet into mind, next to the letters fondsize and their position. Not just the letters have relative sized, but the poems themselves as well. So you can hit print, and it will have the exact border where you would have to cut it out if its smaller than a4 for example. Subsequently someone could, because the text can just be rendered as an image, offer a service where you can order printer poetry books, with additional styling and whatnot.

2026-03-15 15:11:29 UTC

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The point is not the lack of platform but the flexibility in using platforms, but whatever, looks great, now shill it!

2026-03-15 14:57:08 UTC

I think it is important to realize that most of the people that have an interest in Nostr at this stage, are more than capable to handle the new paradigm as such. It is imperative to actually teach them this new paradigm, because those people are the same nodes in the social networks of this earth that will help onboard the rest.
I.e. these are the nephews and uncles of this world everyone else will turn to, to explain it to them when they get stuck.
#nevent1q…88yn

2026-03-15 14:53:24 UTC

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#nevent1q…nc76

2026-03-13 12:49:29 UTC

Hacker News people, flood this thread, hype it up!
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47363504
The grasp site looks good. and no mention of Nostr anywhere🤣

2026-03-13 11:18:09 UTC

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Dawn, duh

2026-03-13 05:09:31 UTC

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atleast this picture is not at dusk, so we are slowely getting there

2026-03-13 01:32:11 UTC

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2026-03-13 01:24:07 UTC

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''A solid 4''
Where you fall short of peak Odell (5-7):
>No Bitcoin/Lightning zaps, open-source funding calls, or policy advocacy.
>Lacks technical depth on keys/events (Odell dives into privacy guides and podcasts like Rabbit Hole Recap)[9].
>More essay than action—Odell pairs philosophy with ventures like Ten31's $100M+ BTC-only bets.
''You're Odell-adjacent: thoughtful protocol evangelism without the empire-building. Stack more sats and drop a Nostr client rec to hit 5''
Getting mogged by a midget via his empire💀

2026-03-13 01:13:30 UTC

So i am writing a thing, and gave the thing to some robot to analyze and judge, to see what it came back with.
Congratulations @npub1a2c…w83a , the web search enabled robot described you as an authoritative source. Almost everything i wrote was judged along your lines it seems.
A summery:
>Nostr is indeed a protocol, not a platform — confirmed by lynalden.com
>The network effect is captured at the protocol level rather than the platform level — this is a central thesis of lynalden.com's analysis.
>No discussion of monetization or the Bitcoin/Lightning integration, which benwehrman.com and lynalden.com both highlight as a key value proposition.
>It never tells the reader how to actually use Nostr or where to start (contrast with lynalden.com, which directs readers to Primal.net).
My overal grade as to how i compare to you? The robot gave me a B, which reminds me to ask it to grade me from 1-10 next time.

2026-03-11 00:37:43 UTC

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how about them apples

2026-03-10 14:06:04 UTC

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look, i never used grimoire once in my life, but that is not the point, it is still the best client.

2026-03-10 14:03:18 UTC

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https://github.com/fiatjaf/vnak

2026-03-10 13:50:15 UTC

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And these days NAK has a GUI, so I don't want to hear any complaints!

2026-03-10 13:49:01 UTC

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PEOPLE ALREADY ARE CONTENT CURATORS DEREK....FFS
EVERYTHING IS CURATION, MY OWN POSTS, THE STUFF I REPOST, MY LISTS, SAME FOR RELAYS RRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Seriously, im kinda pissed. We should burn everything to the ground and force everyone to write fucking queries to generate feeds. You specify people(npubs), places(relays) and things(kinds) and get the shit you asked for.
Everyone is grounded, no dinner, until they have mastered NAK...after that they can have @npub1era…skz0 . And after that, maybe they can get their antiquated fucking twitter clone clients back.

2026-03-10 13:40:17 UTC

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Its stupid, just give them an easy way to generate a feed based on their friends follow list, instead of having them follow those people directly.

2026-03-10 09:24:03 UTC

I just realized that my life long opposition to platforms, their stupid accounts and walled garden silo bullshit, at its core comes from frustration.
Being aware that alternative ways of doing/organizing would be fundamentally better and possible, just made me dislike the current paradigm from the start.
I recon most people never had those a priori frustration, and as a result they/we now all experience the multitude of frustrations after the fact.
''We'' need to realize that ''we'' made the mistake in our behavior. ''We'' all went to had full of sites to sign up there, and ''We'' pretended that these corporate owned spaces were the public square, and ''We'' made ourselves dependent. I am not advocating for some collective action, the ''We'' is capitalized and in quotes for a reason, its just to point out that we ought to stop advocating for ''Them'' to change.
Take the following clip. ''I don't know''... thats just it. Between captured network effects and alternatives being shitty, people feel lost and defeated.
https://cdn.satellite.earth/45b5296d5509ce9b766ba3ccb3d3253e9d586edf964acfb7c2ceb3dc07e9c945.mp4
We are at the point that most if not every person is aware they dislike the current paradigm. They need to be convinced the alternative is here....for real this time.
Nostr for me primarily is a relieve from the frustration i described. It made sense to me, so i accept all its (hopefully initial) quirks. Unfortunately, regardless of the dislike people have for legacy platforms, it seems they hate quirks more.

2026-03-05 14:26:08 UTC

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ah well, now the idea can die in public instead of withering away in a private chat :)

2026-03-05 11:46:44 UTC

@npub1xts…kk5s listened to a podcast you did a few months ago, where you talked about leveraging follow-packs as an on-boarding method. I think in second instance, follow-packs are a great thing, but new users should start at curated relay feeds first, instead of curated follows;
The user selects interests, so showing them stuff that aligns with those interests is indeed what you want; but whether the user actually wants to follow those people or not is a second thing altogether; and if it turns out they don't, they are forced to take some action.
Whereas with relays feeds, they just pick another feed and are not attached to anything; the only action the user is ''forced'' to make is this learning moment that they can change perspectives. You could always offer associated follow-packs consisting out of the npubs the relayfeed is made out of.
With a relay feeds you can curate on the event level, instead of getting all of what npubs publish. Also, these topic-(sub-)relays could be read only, scraping stuff from other places; users interacting with those events will do so using outbox anyway.

2026-03-05 09:36:50 UTC

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as i am working on a protocol and system that is full of lists...what makes them so cumbersome?

2026-03-05 09:35:31 UTC

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dont know if it solves anything, but i had the idea, told it to the jungle spirit, and he liked the idea but was sad it was going to die in that chatroom then and there....
So i just copy pasted my remarks and pretended it was a reply to your post, to ensure its out there.

2026-03-04 10:18:45 UTC

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''video not available''

2026-03-02 10:28:13 UTC

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@npub1ye5…knpr how does this work? Does it come close to what i describe?

2026-02-24 12:11:24 UTC

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can you give me a tool that allows me to scrape all my posts looking for blossomlinks and back those up to the azzamo server?

2026-02-21 16:01:14 UTC

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Oh no, its fine. I could have managed on my own anyway. But yeah, if i would have to rely on a w*m4n in such a situation, i would have probably just torched the car right then and there, obviously.

2026-02-18 16:39:08 UTC

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but....you know...did you need to throw them away?
Omnomnomnom
https://image.nostr.build/deda4f2ee153a2435bbc1a5ca69512323ba2200f66d778f0aa0303dc5ddb85d1.png

2026-02-18 12:06:19 UTC

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Seeing it just fine. Did you check your relay list if there are any dead relays in there?

2026-02-16 17:33:49 UTC

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All of this is a setup to where you have to go to those bureaucrats as well to get permission for your app to check it applies to the UI/UX regulations that they have decided upon. Meta is not being regulated into oblivion, it is being regulated into position.

2026-02-15 23:12:21 UTC

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I actually disagree that knowing that a reference is made, simply by ''nostr:'', is an unrealistic expectation. Its both a very simple, and very powerful skill/piece of knowledge. I am sure that in the eternal UI battle strides can be made, but the insight is worth sharing regardless.

2026-02-15 16:07:49 UTC

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I am atleast slightly annoyed you reference a nostr event with a url instead of a 'nostr:reference' :).
Try the other button 'copy note ID' instead of 'copy note link' next time when. The first is for use inside of Nostr, the other is used outside of Nostr ;)

2026-02-14 14:42:52 UTC

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How so?

2026-02-14 02:04:26 UTC

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What even is the experiment, to see if the lemon turns into a cow?

2026-02-13 13:58:29 UTC

Parents are worried, to the point they call for ''bans'' of ''social media''. Politicians, likewise clueless, are more than happy to go along in this sentiment.
The reason i say clueless is that they don't know what they are saying/proposing for two reasons:
First, the internet itself was military technology conceived for the purposes of keeping communication channels alive under pressure. Calling for a ''ban'' in that context is silly, given the whole point of the internet is to withstand such things. And for good reason, the Internet's censorship resistance gives the communication infrastructure that practically every facet of our society relies on, the resilience not to fall down with the first sign of trouble. If the internet were not as resilient, it would be wholly irresponsible to rely on it as much as we do.
Second, the Internet's open nature is essential to facilitate the values of liberty that most of us understand to be critical to our lives. The fact that permission is not a requirement for just everyday things lowering the friction in those mundane dealings; but also exactly for those aspects that are highly sensitive and form the desperately needed checks on power.
As a Dutchman i recognize that free speech, free association, free thought and free press are values that are at the core of my country's existence; values the Americans for example took to heart and subsequently codified as primary in their constitution, after they established themselves under the same premise my country once claimed its independence as the first modern Republic.
Calling for a ''ban'', can only result in one of two things.
Either it will be messy and ultimately pointless given the censorship resistant nature of the internet itself, leaving the proponents of the ban to expected dissatisfaction.
Or worse, that dissatisfaction will target the open internet itself, and will see in it the justification to impose totalitarianism of imposing permission of the State into all of those aspects of our lives the current internet touches.
I understand the grievances and worries at the basis of the current outcry for a solution. They see the impact of the other side of that openness, the dark that can come along with the good that liberty provides. It is imperative we communicate two things very explicitly to these people:
1: We understand that there are problems, we agree that they are problems, and we can find ways to mitigate these problems; your call for attention is justified.
2: Be VERY CAREFUL in what it is you demand, because the moment those demands go into the direction of bans, you will soon find yourself siding with tyranny, at which point you become my mortal enemy; i trust that not to be your intent.
Nostr.

2026-02-11 20:21:25 UTC

And here it is, a brief outline of what i dubbed TEPP, Trust Extended Permissions Protocol. The purpose of which is to permissionlessly create permissioned environments, scaled by incorporating the permissioned environments of others you trust. It is the core component of what our answer at weboftrustfoundation.com is towards all the hysteria going on irt youngsters and the internet. But with all those people throwing bots onto the internet, it might very well have its uses there as well.
Its been more than a year ago I saw this issue coming up fast, and boy did it, with countries already implementing bans, or seriously discussing to do so, or platforms like Discord just going ahead and doing it themselves.
I want to thank @npub1qe3…zefe and @npub17pl…ezx0 for teaming up with me to confront all of this bullshit head on. We have long road ahead, deo volente all the funding we try to acquire works out so we can keep pushing. Who is going to inform Asmongold that we are, in fact, building a new internet?
https://cdn.satellite.earth/6e1c3122c5713da4861f6a42f5c404137d21e47cdbf6e5057061b76898e0b179.mp4
#naddr1qv…35wp

2026-01-29 14:01:57 UTC

During my Nostr presentation at FOSDEM in 2025, i represented the query to relays as a lens, that provides a particular view on the big mist of events out there.
@nprofile…e307 turned that lens into a shareable thing, calling it a spell instead. Whatever its called, i am glad to see this development, and would encourage other clients to addopt this stuff. Perhaps not entire spellbooks at a time, because the UI of most apps wont work for that, but allowing you to 'cast' individual 'spells' on lets say amethyst or yakihonne would be very cool.
#nevent1q…49l6

2026-01-26 00:24:24 UTC

Last year at FOSDEM I had this slide where i briefly described how in Nostr problems could be solved in different ways. Unfortunately the bottom right is blocked, but it says *DVM.
https://image.nostr.build/8ebecdd8acc65dad925f4f9297f4f2ebe6cc2acfd059c83070a3c9bb08c0f496.png
I was reminded of that slide today discussing scheduled posts. @npub1lvz…zg03 is a scheduling service that leverages DVMs, for those people that don't have 24/7 on and connected computers that run a client that could otherwise perform this task.
At the same time, i figured relays could handle scheduled posts rather easily by accepting future dated events, and only handing them out when the date/time has passed. Turned out @npub180c…h6w6 already implemented this in the #pyramid relays.
Depending on the method there are these trade-offs;
The DVM model can be used by anyone, and works regardless what relays are used, but it can't support ''protected'' events because relays only accept those if they are submitted by the author themselves.
The relay model does work for protected events, are also low threshold for users, but can only be used on relays that support this scheduling feature.
Lastly client-based scheduling works for everything, on every relay etc. but requires users to basically have a dedicated server running.
And depending on the type of user you are, and what it is you do, there will be a sensible solution for your among those three.
If you have not seen the presentation, here is the youtube link, its almost at 20k views👀
Nostr.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tbt3jL1Ms0w

2025-12-30 22:11:42 UTC

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I say that....but then like a day later grimoire came out hahaha
https://grimoire.rocks/

2025-12-15 16:44:00 UTC

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Join us tomorrow 16th of December at 20:00 UTC (21:00 CET) on our monthly public call where we discuss what we are doing at the Web of Trust Foundation, and how we plan to build an adequate and safe online environment for children.
I will be giving the first public presentation on TEPP, the Trust Extended Permissions Protocol which will be at the heart of what we are constructing.
We will join the room a half hour in advance on hivetalk:
https://honey.hivetalk.org/meet/login?room=Kubo.watch
See you then and there.
#nevent1q…cl2d

2025-11-29 10:14:54 UTC

This note was created with the Graphical User Interface of NAK, on a windows computer, best UI/UX ever. All hail vnak.exe

2025-11-10 15:07:48 UTC

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Oh, lees het nu terug en het staat er wellicht niet zo duidelijk.
Op dit moment hoef je alleen maar te spammen, en heeft opladen niet zoveel zin. Dus om ervoor te zorgen dat opladen wel zinnig is, zou ik de dmg van spam aanvallen flink terug schroeven, zodat het meerwaarde heeft om op te laden.
Ook vond ik de drop-rate van hp, bommen etc vrij hoog

2025-10-14 12:14:40 UTC

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@npub176p…vgup back from vacation? I am curious for your reflections.
Tldr: synchronous explicit mutual intention in descrete moments in time.
#naddr1qq…3a9v

2025-09-28 08:45:59 UTC

I am not being glib here, Primal is the number 1 argument against Nostr I come across. I don’t really have a response against the argument either, other than hoping that Primal changes or it eventually becomes a marginal client. But at this moment, all we have is promises while it probably is the most popular client out there.
For those not aware, Primal does not use relays on the input side, although it does on the output side. This means that it connects to a caching server, not a relay, and you will only see what is on there. If someone references an event that is not on that server, even though relay hints are included, tough luck; the only redeeming factor is that those outside of this primal box will see your complaint you can’t see the event.
These quirks resulting from Primal being Notes and other stuff transmitted by cashing-server, instead of relays are annoying, but the most worrying part is the fact that its a real manifestation of the biggest fragility Nostr has as a protocol: Clients ignoring the spec and the design philosophy of openness and interoperability while being in a dominant popular position. I can make arguments all day about the theoretical merits of Nostr, but they are easily undermined by pointing to Primal. What am I supposed to say in response? More theoretical notions like people being able to change software, even though we know that is just not going to happen?
I understand people will retain their profile, social graph, posts etc. if they move to another client, but as it stands those just become excuses for Primal to be a bad actor; how about just fixing your shit, so I don’t have to manually broadcast my stuff so people in the Primal-box can see it, but above all I can argue for Nostr without having to concede that the censorship resistant theory is not living up to practice. #nevent1q…jx2f

2025-09-23 17:53:27 UTC

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Link:
https://hivetalk.org/join/Kidstr

2025-09-19 16:30:40 UTC

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Proof of work sucks and it appears i need to give fiatjaf a beating for suggesting it is a good idea

2025-09-18 20:48:06 UTC

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You mean something like npub.pro ?

2025-09-18 20:20:09 UTC

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Did you listen to the latest revolution.social with Mike Masnick about bluesky?
I understand that rabble tries to keep it nice, and wants to discuss a variety of things. But they briefly every so gently went into the (lack of) decentralization of bluesky and only sort of discussed it by referencing or implying the discussion whilst not actually having the discussion.
The episode for anyone that is wondering:
Revolution.Social: Techdirt’s Mike Masnick on Growing Bluesky, Clueless Regulators & the Case for Optimism
File: https://traffic.megaphone.fm/NOTDI7611348604.mp3?updated=1758140288
(Fucking hell when are Nostr podcast events going to be a thing, this is terrible)

2025-09-18 10:59:25 UTC

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On Tuesday 23rd of September we will host an open online session on HiveTalk to discuss Operation Kidstr, a Nostr-enabled safe and suitable internet for children. We will briefly explain the vision as outlined in the article below, and hopefully see all of you there to discuss it. Questions, ideas, critiques, or just interested? All are welcome to attend and hopefully participate.
Room will open at 18:30 UTC, short presentation will start at 19:00 UTC.
Link to the room will be provided shortly in advance of the meeting.
@nprofile…0raa , @nprofile…kp47 , @nprofile…8pqh , @nprofile…e2mn and I hope to see you then and there.
#naddr1qv…64dd

2025-09-17 07:50:23 UTC

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Nostr is not a place, its a method

2025-09-16 06:58:56 UTC

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Great band name though🤔

2025-09-05 19:46:02 UTC

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Hoop dat je er goed weer bij hebt. Alhoewel, kan me niet voorstellen dat je dit uberhaupt voor je lol doet, dus wat maakt het weer dan nog uit🤔

2025-09-05 19:42:30 UTC

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That would the first matter i described, yes. It is currently some weird hybrid of the two models. Im sure Franzap has his reasons for doing that, currently, and i am not sure if i would agree. We can ask him, @npub1wf4…dgh9 why not open things up and allow people to publish releases via Nostr/blossom directly?
Regardless, other than him directly censoring you, what would be the problem of you submitting Damus, signed by the damus nostr profile?

2025-09-05 08:03:34 UTC

Het mooie van het Nederlands is dat alleen de juiste mensen het spreken.

2025-09-04 23:01:21 UTC

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It does inside the app, but it wont let me exit the app via the back button.

2025-09-03 19:23:52 UTC

@npub1yzv…rf8q is the best mobile app. All i wish is that they would give me the option to load entire threads (so load all the replies of replies (of replies of replies of replies etc)), because i rather scroll through a mess than having to select stuff over and over again.
But other than that, best client, hands down. If you have not tried it yet, do it and play around with it. If you like it, zap them.

2025-09-01 19:52:57 UTC

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I don't see how mastodon is close 'in form' to Nostr at all. In intent perhaps

2025-08-31 03:16:05 UTC

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My experience with Nostr is the opposite; i dont see the need for one app.
Its the fact i can frictionlessly use whatever app that is the most convenient for whatever purpose, is part of what is so nice about Nostr.
Bunkers/amber is a huge chunk of what allows it to be so smooth

2025-08-30 11:07:24 UTC

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Well you called him sir, thats a start. Don't mind the jungle spirit, he is there performing meta-reflections. You are a mere example to get a point across to the (developer) community as such.
Point being, its not (just) you on the learning curve, everyone is there with you.

2025-08-30 09:52:48 UTC

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Just wondering, have you tried amber before? There is a reason people ask for it; almost all the nostr apps you come across support bunker log-in, and i have had barely any issues.
If you dont have any experience with amber, it is perhaps hard to realize how fricking smooth of a Nostr experience it is trivially using various different apps.

2025-08-30 07:36:26 UTC

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oh, and it appears to notify me of the reply i made to my own post. thanks damus, i was concious while doing that, dont need a reminder.

2025-08-28 23:09:12 UTC

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Thats a cool pokemon

2025-08-28 23:07:09 UTC

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Team Red

2025-08-28 22:04:50 UTC

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Yes, issue is on your end; ive seen people saying they don't have sound for videos elsewhere in Nostr before, what client do you use?. You can also watch it here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CL34LnBs0OQ

2025-08-26 23:18:02 UTC

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Also just to clarify to make sure there is no confusion, i did not have anything or anyone in particular in mind, so i was not talking about damus(dont have an iphone, never used it) or you specifically or anything, was just talking in general.

2025-08-26 22:40:57 UTC

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From reading it (well, almost done), i'd say it is a good basis, and would not really compete with what would ultimately be the end result of the back 'n forth with the publisher and their editors etc.

2025-08-26 13:28:37 UTC

Its a bit of a hodgepodge of philosophical reflections and technical proposals, with admittedly copious amounts of hand-waving. Nevertheless, for your consideration.
#naddr1qq…sg5d

2025-08-25 20:48:49 UTC

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Keep coming back to this...Bitcoin? Not a choice, Nostr? Not a choice.
And it is not even about hiding in anonymity or whatever, it is about making all these fuckers obsolete by actually solving the issues they pretend to solve, whilst turning society into a giant permissioned cage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ot2FFc_Qq4
#nevent1q…9q8e

2025-08-25 20:23:20 UTC

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''I'm just waiting 'til my Blackberry dies
Cause I'll replace it with a Raspberry Pi''
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0WNQ3UYbJE
Jokes aside, very concerning

2025-08-25 12:06:10 UTC

@nprofile…qm68
If an event is not found innitially, the client keeps looking until it does, right? I have the patience to wait, or come back later to check again, but perhaps there could be an indicator the client is hard at work?
(Or the client is not doing anything and its just the fact that the event so happens to end up in a relay where the app does find it eventually, if that is the case, ignore my suggestion)

2025-08-25 09:54:24 UTC

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Njalla njal.la

2025-08-20 00:33:42 UTC

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I am not above shaming bitcoiners into Nostr. This is the way

2025-08-15 21:00:56 UTC

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Its not my birthday

2025-07-31 20:49:57 UTC

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The wiki-page uses a rather broad and vague definition:
"A federation is a group of computing or network providers agreeing upon standards of operation in a collective fashion. "
Still, even then, i would object, the whole notion of federation is mostly Server Oriented Architecture related. Saying that because relays all share the understanding of same set of simple queries makes them federated is too much of a stretch. It might just be straight up incorrect if we start to wonder if relays are even ''a group of computing or network providers''. They don't do any compute, and they don't provide access to a network, they just provide access to data; the only logic going on in a relay is read/write access control.
It is kinda the whole point of Nostr, so I am easily agitated when i see indications of misunderstanding.
I have a similar gripe with the use of ''p2p'' in Bitcoin. People, on-chain bitcoin transactions are NOT peer to peer; miners are not your peers, they are intermediators. Now they are trust minimized and that so happens the be where the whole crux of this Bitcoin system resides; but if one says:
''Yeah well that is what i mean when i tell people Bitcoin has no intermediaries'', then i can't be sure if that is indeed what you mean, or that you missed the whole point all together and actually have all kinds of silly beliefs like that replace by fee is evil or that Nostr relies on federation.

2025-07-04 10:32:12 UTC

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Haha sure go ahead bro