Instead of "protocol" we should call Nostr a "system".

Nostr Devtools: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nostr-devtools/ogoaodeklpfbboeopebgdggammkcndcp Get clear insight of what relays are serving what subscriptions and what events came from where. Everything is filterable by arbitrary strings, groupable by relay, event, subscription or by any arbitrary Nostr filter elements (click on them, or Ctrl+click to add to existing). It only captures stuff while the devtools is open, so open it first then refresh the page to use, otherwise you'll get incomplete data.

Fevela

A Nostr social client that give you back full control of your attention and time with an innovative interface

now supports https://github.com/dtonon/fevela/pull/40, which is better than blurhash.

ThumbHash: A very compact representation of an image placeholder

You can see it in action on @npub1e49n...sm0m if your eyes are faster than your internet. (Or throttle the connection speed in your browser devtools network panel, this was a good idea.) Actually after browsing through a feed of blurhashes (on Jumble) and a feed of thumbhashes I've changed my mind, I think the difference is absurd and thumbhash is not only slightly better, it's astronomically better. @Cody would you add it to Jumble? @jb55 please jump in the bandwagon too! @Fabian? @Vitor Pamplona? @Cesar Dias? @YakiHonne?

#pyramid has had some updates with bugfixes since the v1.0.0 release, but there was no easy way to update the version you had running in your server that was as easy as the installation process. Now we have the easiest thing possible, a button: You click and it will update your server in place. The only catch is that you have to update manually once to get the button. If you've installed pyramid using the easy.sh script you can do that by opening your server terminal and pasting this: systemctl stop pyramid cd pyramid wget https://github.com/fiatjaf/pyramid/releases/download/v1.0.5/pyramid-exe chmod +x pyramid-exe systemctl restart pyramid View quoted note →

Can someone please do

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SponsorBlock is a crowdsourced browser extension to skip sponsor segments in YouTube videos.

but for podcasts? It's a perfect use case for Nostr, by the way, if you want to do it the crowdsourced way. Or does it exist already?

I made a new stupendous video, this time showing how to install

GitHub

GitHub - fiatjaf/pyramid: a wondrous furnace of communityzenship backed by a dynamic ladder of socialhood

a wondrous furnace of communityzenship backed by a dynamic ladder of socialhood - fiatjaf/pyramid

on a completely fresh DigitalOcean server: Just because the first one wasn't clear enough. I don't recommend DigitalOcean specifically (nor I have anything against it), it was just the most plain generic VPS provider I could think of.