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Cordn.net is awesome, tbh. I’m not saying this because I helped build it or because it uses CVM as one of its fundamental pieces, but because it works! It delivers on its promises: private communications with pretty strong security guarantees, even when using a publicly hosted coordinator, and permissionless operation with a credible self‑sovereign story. I wish more people would start using it; it feels like the best alternative we have to finally drop Telegram, Signal, Discord, Slack, etc. Now we just need more people to join and share feedback. Just open https://cordn.net and start chatting. You don’t need to use your real npub if you don’t want to. I’m using it through Amber, tho. Amazing work, @Besao

We already knew that at @Sovereign Engineering Solvitur ambulando https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2014/04/creativity-walk

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Wow! 👀 Someone want to test? I already have a kp published. Just start chatting with me there View quoted note →

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You what people says, that you always come back to the Beatles? For me it's true, but also to Os mutantes

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One of the most difficult lessons to learn about privacy and how it works in the digital world is that you don’t realize you need it until it’s too late; at that point you wish you had been more conscious of it from the beginning, but it’s already too late.

What if a user could publish a silent message string (exactly the same idea behind silent payments) and others could derive one-time npubs from it to send private messages? You’d need relay hints in the string, and it’s clearly better for 1:1 than groups, but it seems very possible. We discussed this during the last #soveng Free idea.