dtonon

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by dtonon 7mo ago
> in a fully decentralized context (which Nostr is not, for what it's worth). May I ask you to elaborate on this point?
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Show HN: Fevela.me – A RSS-reader like client for the Nostr social network(fevela.me)
2 points by dtonon 11mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ch, a terminal tool to highlight specific words in your command output(github.com)
4 points by dtonon 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dtonon 2y ago
The typical problem of a centralized infrastructure. Indeed: > This means each user gets their own Timeline partition, randomly distributed among shards of our horizontally scalable database (ScyllaDB), replicated across multiple shards
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by dtonon 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback, I know there are still several rough spots to be fixed. Nostr is a protocol that has a lot of potential, but there are tradeoffs, it now has a large ecosystem and requires learning some new paradigms, and being c
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Show HN: Nstart, a Nostr's Onbarding Tool(start.njump.me)
23 points by dtonon 2y ago|4 comments
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by dtonon 2y ago
RSS is great, Nostr is potentially greater. A lot of work is being put in "transparent" and customizable algorithms for discoverability.
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by dtonon 2y ago
Cool tool, I have often thought about something like this, it is certainly very useful. > Email us, or find us on Mastodon, Threads, or Twitter X. (Gosh, can we all just agree on one social media network already?) Nostr!
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by dtonon 2y ago
A similar lady some time ago helped me with a different suggestion: stretch the edge a little near the side and blow in. Problem solved.
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by dtonon 2y ago
Forced to sign up with GitHub or Google? No, thanks.
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by dtonon 2y ago
Funny, a websockes hell! Can you port it to Nostr? Could be an interesting stress-test
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by dtonon 2y ago
Statics blogs are cool but you have to manage them uploading the content every time. The interesting aspect of this solution is that you can use whatever client that supports long format ( https://habla.news , https://y
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by dtonon 2y ago
Fair objection, but if you don't need to modify the structure/behavior, you can just use the html template file I built for you :)
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by dtonon 2y ago
You should take it upon yourself to save your data, if it is really important to you, so that if all your relays fail, you can simply rebroadcast all your events to a new one and you will be fine. It's a problem solved in a collaborati
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by dtonon 2y ago
I used Svelte for convenience, so you need npm (or equivalent), but only if you want to develop/extend the project. If you just want to use it, the html template is sufficient.
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by dtonon 2y ago
Not necessarily, the gossip/outbox model (NIP-65) tells clients which relays they should check: https://mikedilger.com/gossip-model/ It is of course possible to combine this approach with undifferentiated access t
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Show HN: Oracolo – A minimalist Nostr blog in a single HTML file(github.com)
90 points by dtonon 2y ago|27 comments
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Jump on Nostr with Njump(njump.me)
1 points by dtonon 2y ago|0 comments
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by dtonon 4y ago
> or trying to find a coffee shop that will let you use its restroom In Italy all the public business like coffee shops ("bars") have to let free access to the toilet by law, even if you don't buy anything.
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by dtonon 5y ago
This is not exact. Filecoin is built on the top of IPFS! https://filecoin.io/build/
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by dtonon 5y ago
You can use any qrcode reader and simply concatenate the data streams. As usual if the specs are open source you are always able to recover the data, even without the original tools.
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by dtonon 5y ago
This was exactly the idea when I added the "self mode": https://github.com/dtonon/papiro :)
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by dtonon 5y ago
So big that you cannot call it "card' anymore :) Jokes apart here you can find an insight about qrcodes capacity: https://github.com/dtonon/papiro
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by dtonon 5y ago
+1 :)
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by dtonon 5y ago
The "Read the blog post" link is placed in the first highlighted box of the project's homepage :)
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by dtonon 5y ago
It is a service, because the bridge is a software that need to be keep operational 24/24h and sometimes this is not so trivial (if I don't get wrong WA need an Android emulator running).
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by dtonon 5y ago
I didn't test CalyxOS yet but I suggest you to try GrapheneOS, if you have a Pixel. I think it is really well done, the documentation is detailed and the team's attention about security, and so privacy, is rock solid.
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by dtonon 5y ago
They tried to insight this with the "bounce rate"
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by dtonon 5y ago
My fault: alphanumeric mode is not suitable for a GPG key, because it is: > 0–9, A–Z (upper-case only), space, $, %, *, +, -, ., /, : and so we miss the lowercase [a-z]. Therefore we need to use the 2953 bytes binary option.
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by dtonon 5y ago
You are welcome, great project :)

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