ramblejam

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   by ramblejam 5mo ago

   Right but that's kind of meaningless, saying the nostr protocol never goes down, because the AT Protocol didn't go down in this bluesky case either. Protocols don't "go down". Stuff making use of protocols does.
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   by ramblejam 5mo ago

   until one day when a quantum computer comes along, then goodbye your control of your nostr identity in both the future and the past!
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   by ramblejam 1y ago

   > since users themselves don’t clearly know what they want. Knowing what you want is, sadly, computationally irreducible.
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   by ramblejam 2y ago

   Nice problem to have, though. Over on Nostr they're finding it a real struggle to get to the point where you're confident you won't miss replies to your own notes, let alone replies from other people in threads you haven&#x27
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   by ramblejam 2y ago

   True. In context though Bluesky can tweak the volume knob as and when they see fit, whereas for Mastodon it's stuck where it is.