I think of nostr as "free cloud storage, hosted by unreliable volunteers"
You seem to be saying "that's a dumb way to think of it, just think of it as an interoperable set of apis, and then you'll see it is useful"
I concede that it is also the latter and that that is good and useful
But what I mostly use it for is free cloud storage, and I have found it to be unreliable for that purpose, except when the data is small and ephemeral
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Almost there: its the death of APIs ;)
Good luck on the podcast
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I think of litter bins as free storage devices too, but I've come to the conclusion that litter bins are a horrible protocol because every time I put things there they either come back dirty or I can never get them back at all.
That's why I always advise people against using litter bins.
This is an excellent analogy