2024-05-19 12:07:35
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by npub1gzu…a5ds
Much easier, just take the hash and replace the domain of the blossom server, so I just did that. The way the Blossom protocol works is that if there is no file on your Blossom server, it will ask other Blossom servers for the file, and once it finds it, it will store it on yours, then your server will respond to others requesting the file, and so on.
2024-05-19 10:42:12
by npub16dh…0nkq
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2024-05-19 05:50:54
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by npub1f6u…zcka
The website says, "All of the available back issues AND a lifetime subscription."
AFAIU, once they sell out the warehouse stock, they're gone. Some older and more popular issues are marked "sold out" on the website and are now only available to purchase as digital downloads.
It does not appear that they keep reprinting. I know they had a 20th century sale back in 2011 to clear out warehouse space of the old issues, so unless I am mistaken, some back issues completely sold out, for good.
If that's the case, and I believe it is...that makes these pretty rare. I'm going to confirm with them. I'll let you know what I find out.
I'd say I have a ~75-80% complete print set rn + the lifetime subscription. The oldest copy I have is Feb 1987 (I have 4 issues from '87) and they're in NM condition.
2024-05-19 04:24:47
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by npub1jlr…ynqn
That works well for local queries or for relays that support map/reduce (which is a good idea), but less well for generic remote relay access, at least in the short term. My approach is to generate efficient queries rather than post process, which is mostly doable.
It seems like regardless of fetching strategy nostrscript and my nip are representing basically the same stuff, so as long as they could be compiled into one another they could be considered equivalent.
Does nostrscript have a spec yet? Until it's more widely available to developers it sort of fails the interoperability test. It's not trivial to write an interpreter for custom feeds either, but it's more accessible since there's no parsing step required.
2024-05-19 02:17:31
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by npub1myg…sn5p
NGU is a financial instrument within the fiat economy.
If the supply chain demands fiat, then spending bitcoin simply creates demand for fiat.
That also means offramps are more important to the market than self custody, and so most people will be using a custodian.
Custodians can rehypothecate, and very few people will care, that's the end of the 21 million cap.
NGU = just another asset class.
Bitcoin as a new territory of freedom is where the opportunity lies, but practically no one is using it that way.
