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2025-08-30 05:09:31 UTC

New Flotilla release, version 1.2.3 is out — highlights include an in-app onboarding flow and bunker login to reduce user confusion, bugfixes and other UX improvements.
https://flotilla.social
* Add `created_at` to event info dialog
* Add signer status to profile page
* Re-work bunker login flow
* Add in-app onboarding flow
* Only protect events if relay authenticates
* Filter out non-global chats from global chat
* Improve publish status indicator
* Fix encrypted upload content type
* Add relays to event details dialog
* Add universal link handler for apps

2025-08-30 05:09:16 UTC

"Just as liberalism discusses and negotiates every political detail, so it also wants to dissolve negotiation, a cautious half measure, in the hope that the definitive dispute, the decisive bloody battle, can be transformed into a parliamentary debate and permit the decision to be suspended forever in an everlasting discussion."
- Carl Schmidt

2025-08-30 05:09:00 UTC

Public schools use laptops instead of desktops so that tech companies can addict kids earlier, and leftists can indoctrinate kids more effectively

2025-08-30 05:08:39 UTC

Just released on @nprofile…dwmv, my interview with Joel Salatin!
https://fountain.fm/episode/30V3THiSvV4tqhX5UQQS
Really excited about this one. Thanks to @nprofile…fp6y for the intro.

2025-08-30 05:08:22 UTC

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If you haven't read Building Nostr because for some reason a full book is too scary, I have good news for you: I am re-publishing excerpts from the book as standalone blog posts.
First one is up:
#naddr1qv…778m

2025-08-30 05:07:22 UTC

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2025-08-30 05:06:52 UTC

@nprofile…wl4m want to come on TGFN and talk about the amethyst re-write and outbox?

2025-08-26 08:50:13 UTC

Just ran almost 19 miles and there is no part of me that does not hurt

2025-08-26 08:49:56 UTC

@nprofile…l9rz attempting to set up an existing repository on ngit (flotilla) and getting this error:
```
publishing repostory reference...
signing event with remote signer...
Error: failed to create repository reference event
Caused by:
0: failed to sign event
1: Invalid NIP04 content format
```

2025-08-26 08:49:39 UTC

Working on a go board
https://hbr.coracle.social/d8bdb6cc7baddac4bbbd83703978a44e6b09e74d774532d134117094656d7826.jpg

2025-08-26 08:49:14 UTC

Bluesky has a pretty nice directory: https://blueskydirectory.com/

2025-08-12 10:02:44 UTC

Taking my kids on a trip to the Olympic Penninsula to look at anemones next week, don't break the protocol while I'm gone

2025-08-12 10:02:24 UTC

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Not only is it ugly, it's gay too
https://hbr.coracle.social/4207bef4c63d736d72a759b8a2bc28576a30dfe25bc3852dca8f2f20d999e0d4.png
#nevent1q…hs5h

2025-08-12 10:01:35 UTC

A portent of things to come on nostr: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2025/08/08/http-is-not-simple/

2025-08-12 10:01:11 UTC

Liquid is a really cool project, really enjoyed Poelstra's recent episodes

2025-08-12 10:00:30 UTC

Am I old or is Material Design 3 incredibly ugly

2025-08-12 09:59:59 UTC

Coracle v0.6.19 just dropped — just another maintenance issue, but I did completely re-work the NWC integration, thanks to @nprofile…477f's nwc sdk library. Currently, there's no option to pay invoices with a QR code; if that's annoying, let me know and I'll bring it back.
Changelog:
* Improve relay hint reliability
* Enable DMs on conversation link
* Improve feed parent fetching
* Remove profile banners
* Add better mute support
* Mute privately by default
* Broadcast user relays when publishing
* Aggresively refresh user data before updating to reduce race conditions
* Add NWC wallet management
* Re-work zaps

2025-08-12 09:59:37 UTC

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Turns out it's @nprofile…uj4t. I've had 200 hits for their profile in the last 10 minutes. @nprofile…tv3w any idea what's going on here?
#nevent1q…yuyw

2025-08-12 09:58:59 UTC

Is someone linking directly to coracle for npubs somewhere? I'm seeing a ton of traffic the last week or two for the profile page.
https://hbr.coracle.social/66006ad8cdacfd4f6220e72a2ae762d4b467ef00c1fede7875d221e6a6ced74b.png
I'm flattered, but loading up Coracle just for a profile page is very inefficient and it's costing a lot of bandwidth.

2025-08-12 09:58:24 UTC

When designing a cross-platform mobile app, how important is it to use material/hig conventions? I am unable to find much support for react native UI libraries that render differently depending on platform — most seem to have a single look on both platforms. But doesn't this undermine UX patterns that rely on platform-specific idioms? I'm super confused about this.

2025-08-12 09:57:42 UTC

14 years ago I ran my longest distance, 15 miles. Today, I just finished my first 18 mile run.

2025-08-12 09:57:26 UTC

https://hbr.coracle.social/a098c573ce80a2d3a963667b608295c17a55d6774f4b0a882b794bb35f8703cb.jpg

2025-08-12 09:55:45 UTC

Let's say I run my own ecash mint. I issue myself a bunch of tokens, then I go and spend them. My mint allows the recipient to redeem them, but later on when someone (other than me) wants to melt the tokens, the mint just pretends to be offline or something. I'm then able to rug spent tokens because I own the infrastructure. It seems like the only way to defend against this attack would be for recipients to immediately melt all tokens issued by untrusted mints. Is this the standard pattern for receivers? Is mint trust model front and center in cashu implementations?

2025-08-12 09:55:23 UTC

Community apps feel like the new nostr gold rush, everyone keeps building new ones that all work completely differently. I agree with their importance (obviously), but it seems like this has the potential to fragment things more than ever, just because communities are a rorschach test. Everyone also has their own libraries and preferred development stack. What if we just all agreed to start from scratch and work together to create something new? It probably wouldn't work because we're all so disagreeable, but one really good community app would be better than 10 incompatible ones.

2025-08-07 04:57:07 UTC

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This was really fun
#nevent1q…qrje

2025-08-07 04:56:47 UTC

Nostr was mentioned on my favorite cryptography podcast today, Security, Cryptography, Whatever — they didn't spend a lot of time on it, but here are some highlights:
> It’s federated and it’s European. I bet it sucks.
> It’s some Ayahuasca inspired initiative from. From Messrs. Dorsey et al.
> Yeah, sure, it’s decentralized and federated, but like their proposal for encrypted end to end encrypted DMs was just bad by itself.
> When I reviewed this, my description of this was it looks almost exactly like Nebuchadnezzar [https://nebuchadnezzar-megolm.github.io/], which is like a fractal of things that could have gone wrong with like a complete ecosystem of like a secure messaging system. They found flaws in almost every component of that system and then tried to leverage them as far as they could.
You can read/listen here: https://securitycryptographywhatever.com/2025/07/29/vegas-baby/
They also mentioned a talk that's going to be delivered at blackhat on August 9th which sounds super interesting:
> In this session, we unveil the first comprehensive security study of Nostr and its popular client applications, demonstrating how subtle flaws in cryptographic design, event verification, and link previews allow an attacker to forge "encrypted" direct messages (DMs), impersonate user profiles, and even leak the confidential message from "encrypted" DMs.
Here's the link to the agenda entry for the talk: https://www.blackhat.com/us-25/briefings/schedule/#not-sealed-practical-attacks-on-nostr-a-decentralized-censorship-resistant-protocol-45726
I'm looking forward to learning how we've screwed up — there aren't a lot of cryptographers here, and I know that open protocols make security even harder to maintain. Maybe we've screwed up irretrievably, but I'd rather know now than later.

2025-08-07 04:56:29 UTC

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If you haven't already, give flotilla.social a try
#nevent1q…80n9

2025-08-07 04:55:33 UTC

@nprofile…qsnl it looks like nostr.wine is asking for auth without sending a challenge. Tested in coracle and snort:
https://hbr.coracle.social/203e7d51218d30202ade31148bce51a7ec46b49e7ef61864c3de9dfbb1c56dc0.png

2025-08-07 04:55:16 UTC

@nprofile…72yj you asked what I thought of WoT relays, I didn't have a chance to answer. I think they're cool, but they have to be used correctly. Archiving is great, uncle jim-ing outbox is also a good use case (although I imagine they wouldn't work for dms or inbox). Also good as custom feeds, curated by people whose taste you like (although you could just load that up directly by requesting based on someone's follow list). I think all of these use cases are pretty weak, since there are other heuristics for finding the same content in most cases.

2025-08-07 04:54:52 UTC

Thanks to @nprofile…eatt for a great conversation

2025-08-07 04:54:10 UTC

Never underestimate the extent to which what we want determines what we believe

2025-08-07 04:53:51 UTC

Hey @nprofile…2e5q, want to come on @nprofile…vus3 sometime and talk about socialism?

2025-08-07 04:53:17 UTC

Remember how I was writing a book? Well, I gave up on it. But then I wrote a different one:
https://building-nostr.coracle.social/
This book is both practical and philosophical. It ellides a lot of the details you can otherwise get by reading Nostr NIPs, focusing instead on all the things I've learned over three years working on nostr.
It includes a number of contrarian opinions which may be partially or completely wrong. Feel free to disagree, or even tell me where I'm wrong. I'll be releasing updates to the book as I have time and inclination to repent of my mistakes and omissions.
The book is free, with epub and pdf versions available for your reading pleasure. If you like the book, you can send me bitcoin via nostr or at https://geyser.fund/project/buildingnostr, and if people like it enough I may publish a version that you can touch with your fingers.

2025-08-07 04:52:42 UTC

Capitalism isn't bad, monopolistic corporations are
Government isn't bad, unaccountable government is
Technology isn't bad, externally imposed systems are
Just thinking out loud here

2025-08-07 04:52:24 UTC

Just learned about Fisher Ames:
> Ames was on the committee that inaugurated President Washington, he framed the final accepted wording in the First Amendment regarding freedom of religion in 1789 and fought many key legislative battles successfully for the Federalists in Congress.
> Ames died on July 4th, 1808, at the age of fifty; making him the first of three Founding Fathers who died on July 4th - along with Thomas Jefferson and John Adams - who both died in 1826.
Based

2025-08-07 04:51:52 UTC

Just uninstalled my NIP 07 browser extension to dogfood NIP 46 harder. As a side effect, I am now unable to log in to the majority of nostr apps without pasting my private key.

2025-08-07 04:51:13 UTC

Just uninstalled my NIP 07 browser extension to dogfood NIP 46 harder. As a side effect, I am now unable to log in to the majority of nostr apps without pasting my private key.

2025-08-07 04:50:42 UTC

Apparently when you sign in to satlantis for the first time, it automatically changes your NIP 05 to `@satlantis.io` . Classy.
https://hbr.coracle.social/0fc2c114f2fa6576741d2cc172d0f4836477e1eb7a0e87508b42342d97bc014e.png

2025-08-07 04:50:25 UTC

Why? Because we want you to buy more stuff from us.
https://hbr.coracle.social/336624c4adcc190686cceddb35a7400ab4a227fcdefdfba4bfd837fa8ef0d4d9.png

2025-08-07 04:50:02 UTC

Mentions have two parts: `p` tags and delivery to the correct relays. If a note has a `p` tag but isn't delivered to the recipient's inbox relays, it may as well not exist.

2025-08-07 04:49:48 UTC

Great thoughts from my friend's email newsletter:
> The people who think AI is reshaping reality spend way too much time on the internet. “How will we know what’s real?” means “How will we know whether a TikTok video has been human-processed or machine-processed?” “The art of writing will die” means “The art of writing boring blog posts and meaningless corporate emails will die.” It seems appropriate for the vast, illusory engine of unreality (the Internet) to be created, curated, and synthesized by machines.

2025-08-07 04:49:24 UTC

@nprofile…t8zd looks like undocumented.nostrkinds.info is borked, no entries are being returned

2025-08-07 04:48:49 UTC

Just stumbled on an old Figma file from 2022 for "Blazepoint", which would eventually become Coracle. A lot of important ideas were in the original, including web of trust and pay-to-post, which is cool to see:
https://hbr.coracle.social/b413e55eefcca7154452d0add7c36c3c3aa7294b154d8e94f4f0004ee3ab0a21.png

2025-05-29 04:23:05 UTC

How I feel working with NIP 29
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/41iVm_57yyc

2025-05-29 04:22:33 UTC

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This is a commentary on the delegation of agency to machines, written in 1973, but maybe relevant for all you vibers out there.
#nevent1q…q5y0

2025-05-28 21:07:06 UTC

"It is now time... to shake off the illusion that men are born to be slaveholders and that the only thing wrong in the past was that not all men could be equally so."
- Ivan Illich, Tools for Conviviality

2025-05-28 21:06:55 UTC

The proliferation of "AI assistance" in professional settings is going to result in increased alienation from work, worsening an already acute crisis of meaning and purpose. The depressed workers on whom AI relies for direction and agency will get less and less done, resulting in a reduction, rather than an increase, in actual productivity.

2025-05-28 21:06:36 UTC

Just discovered that I accidentally banned myself from nostr by adding a `-` tag to my kind 0

2025-05-28 21:06:04 UTC

The new "not everything has to be kind 1" is "not everything encrypted has to be kind 14"

2025-05-27 20:09:45 UTC

Got some pretty sweet central-american-gang-member-style back tattoos going on today
https://hbr.coracle.social/4691f2d04c07ce1b0349331b50847174f9fd126796c1467688e9b2509a0f7a9a.jpg

2025-05-26 13:55:54 UTC

Finally tried out Primal on Android and... I see why the hype. They've nailed the UX 95% of the time. The reads tab is especially pleasant. Soe bugs/suggestions for @miljan a team:
- Scrolling the feed naturally often opens the side nav. Dial that gesture down.
- I've always hated twitter-style notification pages. Take a look at coracle's notifications page for a (imo) much more helpful notifications view. Noy only does it show context, but it also ends up acting as a readable digest.
- I had to bail when writing this note because the note compose screen was missing keyboard input. Like, I had to type the same letter multiple times for it to register, and then it stopped working altogether.
Primal is almost a completely different experience from coracle, down to what content shows up. Sort of dicey too on the explore tab. But great work, really.

2025-05-24 19:49:29 UTC

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The more I learn about @jack the more I like the guy
#nevent1q…nvcv

2025-05-24 19:48:40 UTC

@nprofile…3nww stacks is the best experience I've had so far with vibe coding. Your recent work is really... interesting. Want to come on the podcast and talk about it?

2025-05-24 19:48:18 UTC

Seems to me effective vibe coding is less about telling the llm what to do than creating an environment in which it can thrive. Just like any form of life it has to exist within a given context in order to orient itself, otherwise it is without purpose and only represents mere possibility. The job of the vibe coder is to allow the llm to self actualize.
But don't listen to me yet, all my vibez are garbage so far.

2025-05-23 17:42:17 UTC

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hodlbod learns to vibe code take #87
Join me on zap.stream to watch me figure out this vibe coding thing. Comments, criticisms, suggestions welcome.
https://zap.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

2025-05-23 17:41:38 UTC

Are there any clients out there that have solved the NIP 17 spam problem from a UX standpoint? It would be nice to separate "requests" into requests from reputable people in your network (based on wot or pow) and requests that are unlikely to be worth your time.

2025-05-22 02:55:37 UTC

Strongly considering abandoning nip 29 for nip 28 if you can believe it

2025-05-17 22:47:36 UTC

@nprofile…p59r I think you have a caching bug on Fountain, episodes that have been deleted are still showing up on the @nprofile…h9ar feed

2025-05-17 01:34:28 UTC

I've been using regular shaving cream for years. Today I finally looked at the label and saw sodium lauryl sulfate and propane. But thanks to @nprofile…2tmg and the circle P I knew just what to do: visit soapminer.com and trade a few precious sats for pine tar tallow soap.

2025-05-16 21:04:31 UTC

the internet is a dog's breakfast
always on
silenced, scrutinized, leave a review
never off
abandoned, harried, simulated
authentic fakery
counterfeit living
attention absorbed, inner externalized, meaning mocked
what was is what I am
what I am is what will be
remember, in order to become
imagine, in order to act
memory stagnates
imagination wanders
inertia? or chaos
decline, decay, or
the queering of the self
or:
roots and leaves
Chesterton's fence, and new ones too
I am not alone
reality is witnessed
politics is for virtue
politics is for happiness
we build the city
and melt into its form
the rule of man
the rule of man
becoming the image
measured, weighed, wanting
the gathering of form exports chaos
inertia. nirvana. death.
just wait
spoken
nature groans
to be filled
with what?
God speaks: freedom
man answers
Man speaks: freedom
nature answers
created, redeemed
suspended, enveloped
transcendence: reality
the fire on the altar
the garden in the city
a crown on the forehead
work is prayer
a whole, burnt offering
unmade, remade, revealed
the internet
unmakes: a more perfect liquefaction
remakes: the digital native
reveals: the sovereign individual
politics, culture, community
yes, but
technology reformed

2025-05-16 16:05:24 UTC

To contextualize the adoption of cryptography:
- Public key crypto was invented in 1976
- Bitcoin was invented in 2009, 33 years later
- In 2025 (49 years later), cryptography is still a niche topic
- The printing press was invented around 1440
- By 1470 (30 years later), a handful of presses had been established in major cities
- In 1500 (60 years later), there were only 417 presses
- By the 1550s (110 years later), printing presses were in use globally
Transformational technologies go through a period of obscurity, then centralized control, then eventually become universally accessible. My hope is that we are just coming out of the centralized control phase of cryptography and the internet.

2025-05-16 16:05:07 UTC

"All the labor of man is for his mouth, and yet the soul is not satisfied."

2025-05-16 02:17:21 UTC

Should I use peerDependencies when writing multiple related javascript libraries, or lockstep versioning? Both seem annoying.

2025-05-16 02:17:02 UTC

New project just released: Compass 🧭
For a long time I've wondered how bad things would be if @nprofile…j6hr's wss://purplepag.es relay went down, since it's the only dedicated kind 10002 indexer I'm aware of, and is heavily relied on for bootstrapping user relay selections, which is a key part of keeping nostr decentralized.
So I stood up another one at wss://indexer.coracle.social. Regular users don't need to do anything, but I encourage client developers to add this to your list of relays you check for NIP 65 kind 10002 relay selections.
I've also open-sourced the project at https://github.com/coracle-social/compass so anyone who wants to can run their own.
The project also supports mirroring other indexers via `strfry router`, but I have left that as an opt-in feature. Unless you expect significant load on your indexer, mirroring would only increase the number of unnecessary connections made to other indexers, so please be considerate when setting up mirrors.

2025-05-15 15:12:36 UTC

Had to use discord today, and wow it is evil. The notifications bell showed a red dot, so I clicked on it. No notifications, but a non-default "for you" tab showed a notification dot, so I clicked on it. The dot then disappeared, and I got a nice fiendly [sic] "Nothing here yet" message.
Treat your users with respect.

2025-05-15 15:12:22 UTC

'nother Coracle version out (0.6.17) 🐠
* Fix reaction notifications crash
* Show web of trust badge on DM items
* Make name on messages clickable
* Remove duplicate dependencies
* Add relays to note options form

2025-05-14 17:19:47 UTC

Docker creates more problems than it solves

2025-05-14 02:54:54 UTC

Just implemented 8-bit RSA by hand for fun, AMA
https://hbr.coracle.social/58385d1a9e1276b95942c3b58c545e0272d407d803bdd65d164cb46d9d35cc5b.jpg
https://i.imgflip.com/9twpv2.jpg

2025-05-14 02:53:58 UTC

I'm reading a history of asymmetric cryptography right now ("Crypto" by Steven Levy), and my mind is being repeatedly blown by the origins, odds, and success of the movement. Everything we're doing with nostr started in the 1970's! And yet we somehow still don't have widely-used, decentralized electronic mail that checks both boxes of the original RSA paper:
> we must ensure that two important properties of the current “paper mail” system are preserved: (a) messages are private, and (b) messages can be signed.
The question that keeps coming to mind is this: what happened between 1996 and 2009? Once individual rights to cryptography was established, did the movement die out? Why did no one build out access to cryptography for the average internet user? Yes, SSL is ubiquitous, but it's still controlled by a cabal of root certificate issuers.
I know there was ongoing work that led to bitcoin, and XMPP is an obvious exception, but even so I am stunned that 50 years after the invention of public key cryptography we still don't have widespread, meaningful adoption. Keys are limited to technical users, and encryption is mediated and undermined by centralized platforms.
For those with some perspective on this history: are we in the midst of a cryptography renaissance? Did bitcoin kick off a resurgence of interest in digital privacy? Or is that just my own bias at play?

2025-05-13 04:14:03 UTC

One thing you guys didn't really touch on is that neuralink would not actually disintermediate thought at all, any more than uploading our brains into the cloud would result in anything more than merely simulated consciousness. Rather, human thought would be reduced to a data transfer protocol (instead of spoken language), and would take on the form and limitations of the same — meanwhile, neuralink itself would have access to your thoughts, and would no doubt monetize it for its own benefit.
https://fountain.fm/episode/1yfcv3jLZulh14mSTfXZ

2025-05-13 04:13:42 UTC

New Flotilla 1.0.3 is out on zapstore and web with a crucial bugfix to the alerts system (pointing at localhost is apparently a non-starter, thanks to @nprofile…pr34 for pointing this out). Also included are a light theme, custom emoji display, and some bugfixes.
* Add light theme
* Use correct alerts server
* Ignore relay errors for claims
* Fix inline code blocks
* Add custom emoji parsing and display

2025-05-13 04:13:28 UTC

Hey @nprofile…lmth I just updated Amber and started getting Activity Cancelled errors any time I tried to sign something. I cleared Amber's data and logged back in and it works ok now. Just thought you should know.

2025-05-13 04:12:26 UTC

Coracle 0.6.16 with some minor updates, one of which has been on my list for literal years (custom emoji rendering):
* Add support for editing WOT feeds
* Change default blossom servers
* Add support for custom emojis
* Fix note deduplication
Prost

2025-05-13 04:12:09 UTC

Just scored 66 points in Nostr Snake! 🐍⚡ #NostrSnakeScore Play at https://NostrSnake.fun

2025-05-12 16:15:45 UTC

So far, no one has signed up for email digests via anchor.coracle.social 🤔
I understand not wanting to share your bunker url or email address with me, but I will say that I'm sure enjoying getting digests of my feeds:
https://hbr.coracle.social/a8f575f71c1bc85fb11febf02307ae97130e543aed05b5aa1ceb8627f8e0cd4e.png

2025-05-12 16:08:19 UTC

New version of Flotilla is out as well — 1.0.2 is mostly cleanup from the 1.0 release earlier this week. Thanks to those who pointed out bugs!
* Fix add relay button
* Fix safe inset areas
* Better rendering for errors from relays
* Improve remote signer login

2025-05-12 16:07:43 UTC

New version of Coracle is out: 0.6.15 — this one is just more QoL improvements and bugfixes — the big one this time is better blossom support (and dropping nip 96!)
* Fix safe areas more
* Improve remote signing
* Drop nip 96 support
* Use user blossom servers
* Improve profile edit page
* Avoid duplicate notes in feeds

2025-05-12 16:06:23 UTC

Erik Hoel suggests:
"In my ideal society, laws dictate that all digital devices have a built-in “Sunday mode,” activated automatically, shutting down everything but GPS and calls. Major websites reject all incoming traffic. No emails are sent. Outside, the silent world becomes filled with voices once more."
Apart from the obvious centralization concerns (and loss of emergency services), I think this is a fantastic idea. Maybe I'll turn Coracle off on Sundays 🤔

2025-05-12 16:05:14 UTC

Idea for non-technical folks who want to help grow nostr: research adjacent conferences/magazines/podcasts (e.g. in fediverse land or whatever) and arrange interviews with nostr developers or features on nostr.

2025-05-12 16:04:57 UTC

Just forked @nprofile…0jsu's nparrot project and adapted it to NIP C7 chat rooms! This kills several birds with one stone:
- I got to learn some rust
- I prototyped a demo for what bots would look like on flotilla
- I opened up a massive RCE vector onto my computer
https://coracle-media.us-southeast-1.linodeobjects.com/nparrot_chat.mov
If you're interested, the source code is available here: https://github.com/coracle-social/nparrot/tree/master

2025-05-12 16:04:23 UTC

Safe area insets are a stupid feature and a massive waste of time

2025-05-08 09:18:22 UTC

"He told her that people poured out among the stars and that the ancient things inside people woke up, so that the deeps of their minds were more terrible than the blackest depth of space. Space never committed crimes. It just killed. Nature could transmit death, but only man could carry crime from world to world."
Think Blue, Count Two
Cordwainer Smith

2025-05-08 09:17:58 UTC

New release of Flotilla is out, my first 1.0 release on nostr! Even Coracle never felt quite good enough to call it "ready".
This latest release includes an integration with anchor.coracle.social, which gives me a story for keeping communities engaged with the platform via email notifications. This was the last major piece missing before I felt ready to start onboarding communities.
Obviously, lots of work is still to be done, so give Flotilla a try and let me know if you run into any issues or find glaring omissions!
PS, the new version is coming soon (tm) to App Stores near you, but you can get it today on web or via ZapStore.

2025-05-08 09:17:19 UTC

I've been a nostr developer too long. I built Anchor as a single codebase with a front end and a database, and I keep being confused as to why I have different subscriptions on different deployments 😂

2025-05-02 08:06:07 UTC

@hzrd149 is there a standard way to do feature detection for blossom support? In flotilla I'd like to ask the relay if they support blossom, and if so upload images to the community relay rather than the user's own personal blossom server (for privacy).

2025-04-27 13:25:01 UTC

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Finally got a new release out! Next up, Flotilla this week.
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