https://nostu.be/ is pretty good. https://github.com/flox1an/nostube

Good point, I'll add it somewhere.

I've recently found a small store that accepts Bitcoin close to my house. (And it's not even on that BTCMap thing.) Hyperbitcoinization is happening, finally!

No, the only "changelogs" are the commits in the repository and these notes I publish, which are all nestedly quoted here. I never liked these changelogs in open-source projects, they're often useless autogenerated garbage that I assumed no one read. But if I can help you in any other way please let me know. You can also join our group at https://grimoire.rocks/run?cmd=chat%20pyramid.fiatjaf.com%27Tnq7x2ZTgrPZWFrC

So many cool relays, so few people.

The new #pyramid v1.0.18 includes: A way to customize the kinds the relay accepts: SFTP access for full control over events and blossom blobs (dangerous): NIP-86 support in all sub-relays (should work on https://landlubber.coracle.social and on https://nostrapps.com/relay-tools): And also: - a way to pin events to the top of the feed of any of the relays. - bug fixes.

Does it still work with people who haven't set up NIP-4E keys? Because I'm trying it from scratch and it doesn't show any chats for me whatsoever.

There was a small sign. I think it wasn't there a month before.

https://github.com/fiatjaf/window.nostr.js now supports the "scan QR code" flow. The easiest way to make a web client compatible with mobile signers like Amber and Primal and Aegis and Nowser and others I forgot. You just write your app assuming that the user has an extension that provides NIP-07 (`window.nostr`) capabilities and include the

I'm also looking for it.

Pidgeon could do the scheduling directly on the relay if it found out that the person doing the scheduling has a relay that supported scheduling in their list, then fall back to the DVM in other cases.

I don't understand what you mean by a Postgres adaptor. You mean like using Postgres as the database for a relay? That has been done on day 1.

DVMs (as they exist today) are just a much worse way of doing ad-hoc HTTP APIs.

Thank you for noticing. wss://trending.relays.land grabs data from https://trending.nostr.wine and that seems to be down. please do us that favor and take a look!

Fixed it for you:

If Bitcoin isn't directly used by most normal people in daily commerce then it is very easy to capture.

I've once thought the "secret" was a secret and could be relied upon as an authorization token, but I realized that couldn't be it since most clients only called "connect" once with the secret, so it is de facto a nonce, the NIP should make this explicit. Someone please send a PR editing it. On the other hand for https://viewsource.win/fiatjaf.com/promenade I didn't use a secret at all, instead the bunker URI has a random pubkey in it that isn't the actual user pubkey, so it can be used and reused as an authorization token, i.e. anyone with the bunker URI can connect. I think this is fine for most cases too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ij72mYstY7E

Also, if you are a nak user please join this group I just created for nak users: https://pyramid.fiatjaf.com/groups/oycleloughr

I didn't know about that. Life-changing advice. It even works for arbitrary commits with --detach.

The fact that git has a command now called "check-ignore" breaks my shell autocomplete every time I want to call "git checkout". Life is really fragile.

What is "raw blossom"? If you done the installation using the easy method then you probably don't have to do anything, SFTP should just work. Otherwise I think you must ensure you're listening on 0.0.0.0, I'm not sure.