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Yeah, I should have expected that. 😂
I don't really know who would be considered top of the line for leather open-carry holters. I stick with level 3 retention for open-carry.
Open or concealed carry?
For open carry, Safariland holsters can't be beat.
Not sure who's the go-to for concealed carry these days.
I took your note at face value. 😂
Exactly. Strike is a useful tool for bridging between USD and Bitcoin, but it should not be the main way someone uses lightning when there are solid self-custody options, and even no-kyc custodial options, readily available.
GM Nostr
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Ummm, I am no shill for Mallers but he probably knows how lightning works pretty intimately, because, long before he ever started Strike, he built Zap wallet, which was a pretty early self-custody lightning wallet.
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I must say, I am in love with Prague! Beautiful city!
Take a look at https://trustedrelays.xyz/
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Sunset in Prague last night.
Went to a coffee shop in Amsterdam that is shown on BTC Map. Unfortunately when I asked to pay in bitcoin, the gentleman working today said he didn't know how to do it. He knows that they have the ability to accept Bitcoin, but would have to have a co-worker who wasn't there at the time show him how.
Passed up a lot of other coffee shops to go to one that accepted Bitcoin, too.
The DND nerd in me questions what sort of potion might be contained within. https://relay.brightbolt.net/dc9668c726a1e3301cfd3e49254396fb97fcfe8718389b92a90829c236fb00f3.jpg
Ueah, I am not familiar with their payment system It's not Square.
Thanks! We've been enjoying ourselves so far.
GM Nostr (again).
Landed in Amsterdam. It's my first time in continental Europe and my wife and daughter's first time overseas.
Found a little hole-in-the-wall sandwich shop in Amsterdam and it has ruined every other sandwich for me, they were so good!
Walking in Amsterdam. I have never been more scared of bicyclists in my life.
Next stop: Prague.
But the flight isn't for several hours.
#nevent1q…eddu
@npub1xsg…zazx I was unable to find any relay list for your npub.
If clients that use outbox are trying to find your notes, they won't know what relays to look on if your relay list cannot be found.
If you want your notes to be seen by those following you, you should publish a relay list (kind 10002) from most any Nostr client.
I think Mstt Hill mentioned they are working on something better than the current email method.
GM Nostr.
Headed to the airport. ✈️
Nostr relays only really handle text based notes. For the audio side of things, we would need it stored on some kind of media host, like a Blossom server.
I actually have a recent example of doing just that.
#nevent1q…0xkq
Shakespeare does a bangup job creating websites with Nostr integration! What models are y'all getting good results from without breaking the bank?
Claude Opus really chewed through my credits creating a pretty basic blog site.
#asknostr
Nothing I am aware of, but I support this initiative. You thinking #pintchain or get rid of the "chain" language and go with something else? I am terrible at thinking of anything catchy.
I see my mutes! Took a minute. I had to make a change to publish a new version of my list from Amethyst, so it must not have been able to find my previous one. Looks great now!
Search relays all loaded properly, too.
Silly question. It will depend on how they were exposed, but in most cases the blame is not one-sided. Enough blame to go around for both sides.
My Gen-Z daughter got it, but she's homeschooled, so she doesn't count.
https://kojira.github.io/nostr-license/
I'll be away for a few weeks. Won't have opportunity to test anything new and shiny. Will definitely be excited to do so when I get back home, though!
Forgive the article spam from me over the next few minutes. I am updating my articles with some hashtags that I am hoping will make my new blog site automatically categorize them.
Wonderful Lord's day worshiping with God's people here in North Idaho!
Will miss them over the next two Lord's days, but looking forward to seeing the Holy Spirit work in the hearts of those who hear the gospel in Prague!
Pretty hilarious. My Nostr license says I joined back in 1975. I believe that's because I was messing around with posting notes with false timestamps.
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Yeah, I had my Hermes Agent create a report on the read and write relays that my follows have listed in their kind 10002 and legacy kind 3 relay lists.
The first 25 or so ranked by number of npubs reading or writing from the relay is not bad. Mostly solid relays that are all still online. After that it goes downhill fast.
Some of y'all got some long dead relays in your relay lists.
Very true. As a general rule for anyone just using the version available in Umbrel's app store, though, it definitely applies.
I wouldn't recommend running NostrRSrelay on Umbrel as a public relay. It's intended to just be a private backup of your notes for a reason.
The GUI is on the same port as the relay, so if you expose the relay at 'wss://relay.yourdomain.com' the GUI will be accessible at the same domain, but 'https://', and NostrRSrelay has no authentication required to access the GUI.
Now, there's not much that someone can do from that GUI, but they can change out the npub whose notes are automatically backed up to any other npub... Then you end up with content hosted on your relay that you did not intend nor want.
Absolutely! If it's encrypted, it should stay encrypted unless the user actively chooses to publish it in plain text.
I am sure @npub1syj…f6wl would appreciate that. He mentioned that he'd like to have it, but has been putting it off.
If you do, can you build in a retention window where it will delete notes older than X days, where the user can set the timeframe, and also the ability to select npubs that it never deletes notes for.
So, it will blast events that are written to it directly, but I assume not events that it aggregates, right?
New WoT aggregator relay?
"Git is..."?
Phone keyboard typos...
*Got it figured out.
Nostr Devs,
I chatted with @npub15yp…mpcx about this last night, as I have been testing out his new client #Circl, but it bears notice of any client dev that supports lists of various kinds (relay lists, mute lists, bookmark lists, etc) in their client, or who plan to in the future.
NIP-51 states that these lists "can be public or private" and therefore may have plain text entries, or encrypted entries in the "content" field. It does not specify what list kinds may or may not have encrypted data. Therefore, your client should be able to handle encrypted data in almost any of them.
NIP-51 also says, "When new items are added to an existing list, clients SHOULD append them to the end of the list..." Appending only adds information, it does not remove any information that is already there. Adding an item to a list should never result in the loss of existing entries from that list, encrypted or otherwise.
If Nostr clients fail in this, Nostr interoperability and user experience suffers.
Here is what I would suggest:
Minimum: Your client should not overwrite encrypted data when adding a new entry to a list that has an encrypted payload in the "content" field. Leave that field there and as is if your client isn't set up to utilize it.
Better: At least decrypt and display the data to the user, so they don't think their whole mute list has been nuked because your client doesn't display the encrypted entries. And when your client is used to add new entries to the list, leave the encrypted data alone. Just add a new plain-text entry if you don't want to support adding encrypted entries to lists.
Best: Not only display the encrypted entries to the user, but indicate in the UI which entries are public and which are private. When the user wants to add a new entry, present them the option to add it as public or private.
There are certain lists this does not apply to, because their content has to be public for the list to function, such as kinds 10001, 10002, or 10050. However, the vast majority of other list types often do contain encrypted entries, especially since one of the most popular Nostr clients (Amethyst) is encrypting a lot of these lists by default.
The most common way I have personally had list entries get nuked lately is from clients that did know what to do with encrypted entries in the "content" field of my mute list, my favorite relays list, and my search relays list. Things like this are what make many people feel like Nostr is broken, when it's just that client devs aren't paying attention to NIP-51 when they implement lists.
#devstr #ndoc
Yes, the content is what matters, but in this case the question is what word was used in the original document. The word Jefferson used was "unalienable."
Oh, I know that part. My question was about your notes that DON'T tag me that have been showing up in my WoT relay.
Turns out, they're getting blasted there by nostr.land's event cannon feature.
I want, but I probably won't have a chance to fiddle with that for a while.
Ok, that makes a whole lot of sense now. Thanks!
For instance, here's a reply you made to @npub12r0…9qrx earlier that I have on my WoT relay. But @npub12r0…9qrx doesn't use my relay as an inbox relay, and I am not p-tagged in your reply.
But... @npub12r0…9qrx DOES use nostr.land, and the event cannon may be blasting to me.
Yeah, replies with me tagged, that makes sense. It's the kind 1 notes, or replies to other people who don't have my relay listed as an inbox that make less sense why I am getting them.
I do have it set as an inbox relay, but that would only explain notes where you've tagged me ending up on it. I have regular kind 1 notes from you without me tagged.
I bet it is the nostr.land blaster. @npub1226…grkj how does nostr.land determine where the event cannon will blast notes? Is my WoT relay one of the relays it blasts to?
