The next player trying to convince us "but it's just opshionaaal. it's more convinient".
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alp
alp@nostrplebs.com
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Muslim, husband, father, freedom tech enthusiast
Colonize what? Where do we Muslims hold power? Where are your natural resources directed to Muslim lands?
Maybe learn what colonialism means before talking shit and downplaying what your own people did. Get your own supposedly superior Western values in order before you turn yourselves into victims of your own mistakes.
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Thanks for working out these details. Will shamelessly copy some of them in NoorNote's booking calendar add-on 🙂
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As long as Big Tech ignores us, but we don’t ignore them, we’ll lose in the long run.
NoorNote has Gifs now. Powered by @The Fishcake (nostr.build)'s nostr.build



In v1.8.2: Nostr Majlis Addon - Daily Ayah
Plus a few bug fixes and design polishes.

The cost of filling up the car has gone up by 25% over the past few days and weeks.
:thankyoutrump:
Isn’t WordPress basically obsolete now? You’d be better off turning it into a static website. Then you wouldn’t have to deal with malicious bots and all the other pests out there. And you could have AI handle everything from the admin area, along with any plugins you might need.
WordPress is dead. The world just hasn’t realized it yet.
Check out NoorNote’s new navigation menu.
I know some of you aren’t going to like it, but GFY. Just kidding, I obviously have real reasons for it.
1. My 30 year anniversary is coming up. In 2027, I’ll have been building websites for 30 years. My very first website had a circular navigation menu. I built it entirely in Photoshop, complete with a 3D effect, and of course made it clickable using image map technology. Who remembers image maps? Now, 30 years later, and not a single time in between, I’ve made another website with a circular navigation menu. This time, it’s made with pure CSS.
2. I’m adding more and more sidebar widgets. They’re compact versions of certain addons, such as "Wallet Balance", "BTC Price" and "Prayer Times" displayed in the sidebar under the menu. I already have 3, and space is starting to get tight. A circular menu gives me more room underneath to add more widgets in the future.
3. There are actually ergonomic reasons for it too. Once people get used to circular navigation, they can remember where things are within an area or a circle more easily and use them more intuitively.
And if it really isn’t your thing, you boring people, then ... as I said ... GF ... nah, just go to the UI settings and switch back to the old navigation.
Also, the “Soft Lilac” theme got a new color palette. Just because. I didn’t like the old one.
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I know some of you aren’t going to like it, but GFY. Just kidding, I obviously have real reasons for it.
1. My 30 year anniversary is coming up. In 2027, I’ll have been building websites for 30 years. My very first website had a circular navigation menu. I built it entirely in Photoshop, complete with a 3D effect, and of course made it clickable using image map technology. Who remembers image maps? Now, 30 years later, and not a single time in between, I’ve made another website with a circular navigation menu. This time, it’s made with pure CSS.
2. I’m adding more and more sidebar widgets. They’re compact versions of certain addons, such as "Wallet Balance", "BTC Price" and "Prayer Times" displayed in the sidebar under the menu. I already have 3, and space is starting to get tight. A circular menu gives me more room underneath to add more widgets in the future.
3. There are actually ergonomic reasons for it too. Once people get used to circular navigation, they can remember where things are within an area or a circle more easily and use them more intuitively.
And if it really isn’t your thing, you boring people, then ... as I said ... GF ... nah, just go to the UI settings and switch back to the old navigation.
Also, the “Soft Lilac” theme got a new color palette. Just because. I didn’t like the old one.
جمعة مباركةDo you know Calendly? That fiat calendar service that cult gurus, wellness coaches, and divorce lawers always put on their websites so you can book an initial consultation with them?
Screw that. Nostr has something like that now too.
First of all, to honor the historical order, here's npub1gmeu0wenescpjpymwmwgnkaedc6vy3aamf5tdtvxxf5z0yll3gdqatwl3v's: It's a cool project and I've liked it for days. It also inspired me to add something similar to NoorNote, specifically to the existing Calendar addon.
If you're a cult guru or divorce coach, define your available times in the addon under the new "Booking Calendar" tab and publish it directly on your profile page. A new icon will appear there, taking people to your booking page.
When someone books (or cancels) an appointment, you'll get a NIP-17 DM right away. And you can import and export your calenders to .ics files.
Now out in version 1.7.0.

Kün
Kün is an open-source, Nostr-native booking page. Pick an open time and book it without an account.
