BTW, substack has an RSS feature if you're unaware https://manuscriptcommand.substack.com/feed

We really need a follow up to Bernstein v. United States Department of Justice to set "Code is speech" in stone.

Generic non-answer: everything has a risk, so minimizing your attack surface is your best bet. But it's unlikely to be a big risk. It's probably safe, but I'd personally be hesitate of vibe coded software to handle keys directly. Though it's both my job and hobby to be somewhat suspicious about tech. I also just put 100+ miles on a motorcycle today, which is statistically more dangerous than had I put the same on a car. Like anything else slightly risky, if improves your experience I'd say go for it, but if you're on the fence then defaulting to the less risky option is probably the safer bet.

1) The protocol is neat. 2) People seem pretty chill. Things can get heated occasionally, but it's usually the Bitcoin stuff I don't have as much of a stake in, so it's pretty easy to get along with people. 3) People seem to share a lot of my interests. The other week and I were chatting in Shavian. I've never met somebody outside of Nostr - on the Internet or IRL - that even knew what it was (an alternative phonetic alphabet). It seems to attract people of similar wavelengths.

A post export ability might be neat, archiving all your posts locally in rebroadcastable signed json and possibly also as one big html/pdf/text doc.

A test of #IPFS on #Nostr https://ipfs-test.shakespeare.wtf/

Would this change his mind, or is the ceo of Nostr just going to ban me 😆 https://ipfs-test.shakespeare.wtf/

Nope, haven't deleted it.

Makes me curious, I wonder how IPFS would interact with Nostr for larger uploads. I know it's slower than Blossom for things like images in microblogging posts, but for something like a magazine or other large file hosting it might be useful.

Nvm on trying at home, used a different network and it uploaded without issue. Thanks!

It timed out, but at 60% instead of 0% in the past. Gonna bet it'll work at home, I'll give it a try sometime tonight after work.