rkfg / rkfg is on Nostr

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2023-08-31 11:12:16

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I had issues with snort and coracle regarding post loading. Infinite loading and all that. I'm starting to doubt that "simplicity at the center and complexity at the edges" is that good of a paradigm... all clients lack something very fundamental like showing and making posts reliably, following people and such, but they're very eager to implement non-essential features such as zapping or badges. Looks like debugging the core features is quite hard if they're in such a poor state.

2023-08-31 10:34:05

The biggest problem in nostr is... following people apparently. I've seen too many clients where this basic feature is either missing or unavailable because of adblock hiding it for some reason or it's buried so deep I can't find it. On primal it's the former I think: https://i.imgur.com/QjIprfT.png
Non-working zap button, a menu... https://i.imgur.com/kDxKGqu.png
Add user feed? Is that following? Nope, it's something else completely. Ah, there it is: https://i.imgur.com/SlkhJij.png
Very convenient, just open any post and you can find the follow button if you're lucky. No wonder engagement is so bad on nostr if you can't even follow people in one click.

2023-08-25 12:34:46

Great DoS potential! Since pushing an event doesn't mean you're able to sign, just pick whatever events of other people and push them to this relay, get a bunch of such messages that *those* people receive, not you, lmao! https://m.primal.net/HJnx.png

2023-04-04 12:55:03

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🤙 in the USSR was a gesture used to invite someone to a drink, probably a code during the prohibition period.

2023-04-04 10:06:17

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You can create a different key for that to not spam the feed. When hierarchical deterministic keys go mainstream you'd be able to simply choose different derivation paths for different games and other purposes.

2023-03-29 07:48:15

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Bitcoin is people who decided to agree on the rules. They simply use software to automatically verify and follow these rules, and that's why it's immutable: you can't simultaneously change all people's minds. And whoever's mind is changes is left behind losing the opportunity, which makes no sense. The consensus reinforces itself.

2023-03-20 23:05:17

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Google shows some NFT shit related to this address... probably advanced shitcoining.

2023-03-20 22:57:31

This unknown tx type stuff keeps happening... is anyone paying attention? Is this an elaborate UTXO spam? https://mempool.space/tx/1a524c62c58538e2fe6f98d31f4e555ef1aa2a3bfa2536d227b09195fe95f912

2023-03-17 14:42:22

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https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_1244ca40d17775871645a6e864b394318869fdaf51db542eb838363614f5ac81.gif

2023-03-16 09:53:00

Does anyone know what these txs are? https://mempool.space/address/1EQ8aXFwNDTyMNDD3k5XF9NjV3TJpeQMLp They all have the same amount, the type is unknown and they're all 1-of-3 multisigs. Not a single one was spent. What's going on?

2022-12-17 21:26:57

Also if you save your profile on anigma, it adds a LUD06 field with your wallet here which enables the tip button in your profile

2022-12-17 16:16:20

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Yeah but that's a branle instance. I have deployed one myself on https://rkfg.me/branle/, but the project itself is archived on GH.

2022-12-17 15:53:15

Branle doesn't support npubs... any other feature complete web clients like it? Seems like branle has been archived and abandoned, that's a shame.

2022-08-14 13:26:57

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...unless you open an event directly

2022-08-13 21:15:15

Looks like the latest branle version no longer loads profile information... why is that?

2022-02-27 12:46:12

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Having a stable, simple layer for something very basic is always an undersell because people focus on simplicity and think it's a limitation. While it's actually flexibility. Then again, there's a lot to do to make this simplicity work reliably.

2022-02-25 22:05:20

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I can see nostr being more than just a Twitter replacement. It might just as well be a lightweight general purpose pubsub layer for whatever you want like IoT or monitoring. Big corps don't plan for this even if they develop open networks. They're on anarchic enough.