Last Notes
If you used @npub1car…f0dd you would know exactly which 😎🐝
may your pee smell like something wong, and live long and prosper 😁
Come join my invite and see
One interesting thing buzz does, is host your entire git repo in it's relay (if you choose to). That means no extra deps on another GIt somewhere else.. 👀
I'm publishing a new version that has just a tarball with the linux binaries (itz compiling):
https://code.relay.tools/forks/buzz/-/packages
I'm on arch, but I am using compiled binaries from my workbench.. Hm. Yes I hate appimages..
The app image doesn't even open when using arch linux
The client devs blame the relays or sometimes blame Amber but it's usually the client code that is at fault in these cases, although it is true that an unreliable relay can totally bork your signing.
It's nip29.. Interesting the part about DMs too eh? 😲
That's what the clients want you to think. I tested it with a rock solid relay and most clients just couldn't use a websocket properly. 😂
@npub10np…tl5h I’ll check the battery usage tomorrow and report back. 🫡Today doesn’t make sense since end of day soon
https://media1.tenor.com/m/MWAwgYqK1aUAAAAd/issou-risitas.gif
😭😭😭😂
https://i.nostr.build/Q9GCDzfJawdtt47E.jpg
😂
https://node.blossom.band/8f6fa6fe72eac10ffb5878326f99d46558635efea968c1fa358290b509e0fade.gif
Damnit node. You already surpassed me😂
Seems like Nostur supports it
https://node.blossom.band/6579631236d7183e0270dc38f5491cbbf0ce31fe96d3bdf8a90fddd6080b00f1.jpg
well, outbox doesn't suck. Its name does tho. It should be called, regular nostr
no problem, looking forward to hearing how it goes
Excellent! I’ll give it a try tonight!
Thanks man
Any of these, will do the outbox feed gathering. But I think it works best on the "outbox feed" (strfry based) or the "newlay relay" (a new relay) ones.
The newlay one is the one we were talking about?
go to https://feeds.relay.tools, and sign in and select the basic plan to start.. Then if you like it, you may want to try the newlay one later. (this is a new project, relaytools 2.0 basically, and it lives at feeds.relay.tools). Sorry if that's confusing :) We tryin' haha
Which options do I need to choose on relay tools to build a relay like this?
Sounds promising. Yeah try it and let me know how it does! 🌶
In Nostur, there’s a relay feed option. Is this relay something I could use there, you think? I don’t see an option for caching server.
I guess what I mean is, I already have a bunch of relays, and I use this one as my main "browsing" a feed type source, because yes it saves TONs of bandwidth and battery. I rarely use a client that assembles a feed, because it's just faster this way and I feel like it works just as well by offloading the construction of the feed to the relay. I've used nostr like this for a year+ now, I used to run this same setup on my raspberry PI and I liked it so much I decided to finally make it a service.
Depends on the client, I cant try nostur but Yea you can write to it, others can also tag you and write to it (it has personalized wot turned on by default for those direct posts but no filters for the feed itself, that depends on your own relay settings and your follow list). I don't use it as a main relay its not in my relay list, I only use it like a cache.
Ah so this is also good to save battery and bandwidth? I could connect this relay to Nostur and just use the one to read data from my “constructed outbox from relay tools”. Can I also write to this relay?
I think it is, I use a client (RelayTools-android) that only connects to one relay at a time for it's feed, so I can use less data, check my notifications, and have a quicker app. Then it connects to other relays only when I'm posting, to send the post. If apps support this type of mode, it can be helpful yes. I think amethyst might partially support it. It's like having a fast cache of the notes from your network, always collecting them in the background for when you want to read them.
If I understand correctly, this is a solution for Damus’ lack of outbox. Is it useful for other clients too?
Damus iOS does not do outbox, so it only reads from an unchanging set of relays, and you have to get lucky to see your friends posts. Outbox model reads from a dynamic set of relays where your friends post, so it can see all their notes by connecting to 2 or more relays from *their advertised relay lists. The feeds.relay.tools pulls in notes using outbox so that a client that does not do outbox can just connect to that relay and see them. Nostur does it's own outbox in addition. So, now instead of no outbox, there are multiple ways to read your outbox.
What was the problem this solved? Is it because of Damus relay shutting down soon? I definitely see discrepancies when I try to remove the Damus relay
Bring Out Another Thousand
I know, seems like the wrong time of year for soup. But.. This is the last of it, rest is properly frozen... 🦀😎 #crabchowder #zapcooking
https://cloud.blossom.band/f881a9c4452705e0338a53c7f88ef62c49711805d6c6cad5e7e383d6e54a56d7.jpg
If you
Get tired
Of eating crab.
Then just crab chowder from scratch.. Problem solved. With separated 'stock' from all the crab you shell..
Yummmm
#zapcooking
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It’s both. There’s certain kinds that damus didn’t show
😂
Can anyone read and write to it?
She's not taking enough credit, she signed into the web with a nostr signer on feeds.relay.tools. this is no small feat for Apple people..😅🌶🌶🌶
I think so? More like he did it for me 😂
Nice, yeah that's what I want because I don't have accounts or signups on the gitlab, I just want nostr to be able to comment tag a bot, or .. Somehow use this stuff more professionally to collab Etc. Can you point me at a no nonsense guide for these final steps maybe that will get me there.. When I'm back in action (on vacation rn)
the only things holding me back were 1) i realized i needed my own git server ✅(installed self hosted gitlab) and 2) i realized i needed a special relay for GRASP ✅(now supporting pyramid) and 3) now i have them im wondering what exactly will using ngit give me.. (eg. i have not spent the time to figure out why or how users would use it to do things like, submit an issue or patch).