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2025-04-26 09:22:03

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When someone comments on my writing, it would typically be expected that they publish not only to their own writing relay but also to my reading relay (assuming we are following the outbox model of nostr). However, I'm unsure who should bear the cost for that, and I think it would be difficult to reach a consensus on it. Given the issue of spam, it doesn't make sense for me to pay, and it also seems a bit odd for the person commenting on my writing to pay for my reading relay.

2025-04-13 09:16:36

I’ve built a service that backs up nostr events. More precisely, it synchronizes between relays.
There have probably been similar tools before, but what sets this apart is that it strictly synchronizes based on the outbox model. Well, maybe something like this already exists too, but who cares? The world is full of similar programs anyway.
https://tajava2006.github.io/sync-nostr-relay/
The usage is simple: just enter your npub and press the sync button below. From that moment, it starts going back in time until there are no more events to fetch, syncing the relays as it goes. It queries notes in chronological order and republishes them only to the relays where they’re missing.
It syncs the posts I’ve written only to my write relays, and the posts I need to read only to my read relays.
This whole idea was inspired by this post I deeply resonated with:
#naddr1qq…ytln
Because of that, the sync feature is not provided to users who have registered too many relays.
This should be helpful when you’ve changed your relay configuration and want to back up your past notes to newly added relays.

2025-04-02 00:39:59

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Embedding a Lightning node into everything that accepts payments would certainly be the most reliable solution. However, every time I come up with a similar idea, I always get stuck on the question of where to source the Bitcoin node to use as the backend for LN.
Unlike other so-called "decentralized" coins, Bitcoin doesn't have a "foundation" running public nodes. As long as I control my private keys, using a Bitcoin node operated by someone else for a small fee wouldn't be a huge issue. But would it make sense to think of it that way?

2025-03-16 09:25:52

Can someone recommend a combination of Bitcoin/Lightning Network node implementations that work well with a pruned Bitcoin node? I'm using Bitcoin Core and LND, and I've found that LND fails to sync properly when Bitcoin Core is pruned.
#asknostr #lightning

2025-03-09 08:15:44

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It seems like there are two irreconcilable positions on this:
One side argues that the edit feature is technically complex, making it difficult for multiple clients to implement. This could lead to centralization, as the feature would be concentrated in a single client, or it could create issues where the same note appears differently in different clients. Therefore, they believe that edit functionality should never have been implemented from the start.
On the other hand, the opposing side argues that this is really a basic, fundamental feature that should be there.
What if, instead of including the content in the note ID, we only include everything except the content itself when generating the ID and then sign it? The content could be stored separately and merely referenced. This way, we could freely modify the content without complex implementations for how replies would refer to it.
And for other users, the note would simply be displayed with the understanding that "this person is saying something that could easily be changed later." What do you think about this approach?

2025-02-07 15:02:13

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It seems like the issue was that the domain name and IP weren't properly matched! I believe I just fixed it, but I'm really sorry to ask, but could you please test it one more time?

2025-02-07 14:01:18

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GM. Although it's GN where I live. Recently, I tried self-hosting a Lightning Address server, but I'm not sure if it's actually working. I hope it works out.

2025-01-29 10:13:42

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Oh, I just connected my Amethyst client to my local LND node using AlbyHub (via QR code). Is that not enough to receive Lightning payments? I wasn’t aware of that—maybe I need to set up some additional things. Can you give it back to me by this onetime invoice(not amethyst profile)
lnbc500n1pnenlkspp52jvuunma25cy4yyyxu3utv52lkup6s5tk6tnyjgdt0a7j4jln7vqdqqcqzzsxqyz5vqrzjq25ceph0xekwyf426mnhq62eg4hpwqg93y2u8jl4y7ehmg2rhv2yzrtjj5qqsgsqqyqqqqlgqqqp8zqqjqsp5a0g5g7v8s8t78k6mhvrqjqhr9q6rywr6zyf8u5wcdlvhh6wjx6qs9qxpqysgq4ar76q8r733frjafkfgnjspkk5j747pj4ypkm0ag2all2gs9t5g35ac805qshsrn560zxhjzq54sm5exr8n3jd8rm6ttymc242dtz4sqev5uxs

2025-01-29 09:50:41

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Maybe not. Is my zap verified by your client?

2024-10-01 00:16:43

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because there are many reply guys. not one lol. I hope relay could ban spammer effectively

2024-09-25 23:10:14

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newbie question. Is replyguy a something like spam attack to destroy nostr? can we prevent it from requiring higher pow of message? #asknostr

2024-09-23 16:12:38

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It works! Thank you so much. I finally entered nostr world!😁

2024-09-23 11:46:17

Hello! I'm a newbie who just started with Nostr. Can someone tell me how to operate a personal relay? I’m trying to run a relay using nostr-relay-nestjs, and so far I’ve managed to set up PostgreSQL on AWS and start it with npm run start. I’ve confirmed that the /metrics endpoint is working properly, but I’m stuck here. What should I do next?
I want to use this as my personal relay, and when I look at the addresses of other relays, they seem to start with wss://. What do I need to specify for that? Do I need to purchase a domain name and register it in DNS? If there are any experts around, please help me!
#nostr #relay #asknostr @npub1syj…f6wl

2024-08-31 13:22:42

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