OnlyDans... you have to split the sats!

Ti ho invitato, benvenuto!

I'm following you and wanted to mention you for the same reason. I like the idea (yours too) of relays as something people move between. I don't know if giving them different names would actually help, maybe it's better to use attributes/adjectives.

Why not simply use Jumble to log in (also) with the desired alternative account?

But no Bitcoin option for payment, only AmazonPay and credit cards, not very cyberpunk :(

I used to compile gentoo with a block of ice under my laptop to avoid thermal shutdowns. Great times.

I fear that names are too similar, they can be quite confusing for both users and SEO.

If you want you can run your own pfp stats, now with a bonus "broken domains" report: https://github.com/dtonon/nostr-pfp-analyzer PS: I need to double-check for bugs, but it seems like there are a lot of broken image links!

It's good, I highly recommend it.

Nice breakfast spot.

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Primal uses Strike, so they are the same thing. Does YakiHonne have a built in wallet? I thought it just had NWC functionalities.

It doesn't work like that, it depends on the wallet. Many custodial wallets offer zero fee zaps to attract users.

Interesting!

Nice. I would add some screenshots in the repo's README, they are a strategic element to activate curiosity and boost downloads.

As a general rule, I agree. But animation in a PFP is an incidental feature, actually a bug. Rendering a still image for gif/webp is not simple, often requires extracting the first frame or leverage some rendering exceptions to halt the animation. Better manage it at the source.

It refers to the multi devices sync that currently is related to big tech cloud services.

Venice.

Amethyst? It's normal, those are not *your* relays, but simply relays you are connecting to when fetching data from others' outbox relays.

Yes, many apps assume that as soon they detect an extension the sign is immediate, and miserably fall with some sort of timeout if the user take some seconds to approve (or didn't approve at all).

> Every normie I'm not sure about that; you should take in consideration different generations and people that don't care about social networks. > "Follows" is indeed confusing since nobody uses it. And should we use it?! :)