donjoe / Don Joe is on Nostr

Don Joe in the Pareto project.

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2026-09-16 03:24:29 GMT

The Pareto Client https://pareto.space/read comes now with eCash and NWC integration as well as with highlights.

2026-09-13 16:43:01 GMT

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I just saw a chance that a good part of the traffic on your systems might also stem from 30023 articles as they are larger and seem to be used much more in the past weeks for certain forms of spam.
But only statistics on kinds and event sizes could reveal this for your case.

2026-09-13 13:27:54 GMT

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I'm not talking about checking where the requests come from but about stop serving certain content that drives your traffic cost up. When you start serving 404 for the "bad" traffic, the spammers will stop abusing your gateway.
So my spam checking server ingests every long-form article published on nos.lol and if it contains links with domains on blocklists, pareto.space doesn't show articles for these naddr anymore.
But maybe for you it's not 30023 events, that should be investigated first.

2026-09-12 16:24:25 GMT

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Recently I notized a lot of traffic related to 30023 events with porn links. After implementing a block list filter the traffic is normal again. I think this is better than financing porn sites.
If you want I can provide you the source of my Nostr Spam Fighter server or an API key. Pass the naddr or an image link and get pos/neg result.

2026-09-12 15:03:17 GMT

Published numerous improvements for pareto.space/read , including keytr (Passkey) login.

2025-09-23 19:04:37 GMT

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We have now some servers based on Elixir/Phoenix, including the https://pareto.space backend.
They have proven to be quite reliable, including for the Nostr-related tasks.
I personally enjoy developing in Elixir with Cursor.

2025-03-29 22:56:36 GMT

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Now a single click/tap selects an image in the Pareto client so it should also work on mobile for you.
Any more feedback appreciated!

2024-11-18 20:15:44 GMT

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Has anybody explored the possibility to store an nsec inside a Passkey?
Passkeys are available on more and more operating systems, browsers, and password managers.
In certain setups this would work even across different devices.
I don't know enough about Passkeys but could imagine that they could carry additional information like an nsec.