the same happened to a significant degree in the 90s and early 2000s--and it wasn't the political opposition that fought back. Very instructive to read what hackers did back then to change the public conversation. https://openlibrary.org/books/OL36394285M/Cult_of_the_Dead_Cow

was thinking of writing a "relaychecker" app that tells people what's wrong with their relay setup. does this exist?

not fully, was waiting for the mistral support. Doubt it'll be better than goose in terms of agent coordination. the terminal UX is just cool.

Ive been thinking about early internet bulletin boards that were essentially text file based servers run for your friends/community. We think of Nostr as one community vs other platforms but i think relays should be communities as well as broadcasters. I know this already exists and is spec'd out but we should talk more about 1000 nostrs instead of one big nostr.

its a good one :)

why couldn't we let users sign events / log in by presenting a qr code, and have the user sign from their signing app? wouldn't go thru relays, signer could be offline. would be a bit of a QR dance (scan then be scanned), but otherwise seems ok. #asknostr

evergreen

if one is a person of culture (uses nix) and your buddies only use docker, this might make sense. But yes, this exists : https://jupyenv.io

you might like this, just came out. Doesnt have venice support afaict https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush