nostr being the fastest and most uninterrupted way to send something to the whole world is enough.
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Gonna run this trail and ponder Jack's note.
Enough what? Prosciutto?
I’m loving it everyday more and more! Now trying to learn how to handle nostr-auth, but I’m not a dev 😅
no need to ask for permission. neither for reading nor spreading information. how it should be 💜 🌍
just like the beginning of twitter…✨😃✨
not really 😕
🫂
Life is good 👍
True
I think so. The backend is strong. The front end SUCKS.
Amen!
I wonder how many early adopters here are running their own relays on their own hardware out of their own home.
Not me. I'm just here for the #catstr photos.
this is much more powerful than people think.
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No dev here BTC maxi ...pow I will find a way
Link how to plz
Disagree. Needs to be easy to use as well to onboard more people. Big reason less tech savvy people started using the internet was AOL and easy to use websites like Yahoo, Google, eBay, etc. Then proliferation of apps made things even simpler
Do think nostr has a bright future. Still early days and excited to see the potential!
that is exactly what I was fishing. it's hard. I can get as far as running a rust relay on my local network (ws but not wss, not sure what to do to get TLS) but, the next steps to make it accessible over the internet?
Is it?