Putting some finishing touches before releasing Signet beta, a self-hosted remote signer later today.

this might be a bug on my end...been testing a client i've been working on as my daily driver. i'll take a look.

This is so true. Probably why there's so much abandonware nowadays.

yeah i might run noauthd on the tld as well. just trying to update signet first before i head that route. let me know if you run into any issues.

no worries, let me know how performance is and I'll be happy to tweak.

Just launched https://relay.nip46.com. The relay runs a forked version of bunklay with some security fixes, rate limiting, and additional configuration options. Github repo: https://github.com/Letdown2491/nip46-relay if you want to run your own NIP-46 relay. Super simple setup, and comes with sample .env, Caddyfile, and systemd service to get up and running in like 3 minutes. Pinging since I know you guys like to test stuff. New remote signer solution coming tonight or tomorrow as I'm working through a few bugs.

Just bought a domain I can't believe was available lol...new relay incoming...

You're not wrong. This is why we need more options.

Ifyou're already here you've figured it out. We should ask how we can get people who don't want to figure it out here.

Lots of UI work on Signet, my NIP-46 remote signer, including a mobile optimized version. Since this is meant to be run locally, you'll have to run a Wireguard or Tailscale tunnel to access the admin UI. I am considering adding some additional security options down the line so this could be run from a VPS, but not sure that's a direction I want to tackle right now. Repo already exists on Github but that version is a couple of months old so not recommended for use yet. This new updated version should be out sometime this week so I'll post when it's released.

wow this sounds incredible!

Wake up hungry, immediately see a Zap.cooking recipe on Hyper 🥸

hang tight for a couple days and you can play with it. Lots of stuff in the upcoming release that could really use more than myself as a bug tester 😂

you know, i love mine, but i've had two just completely die within 2 weeks of setting up.

I'm not gonna lie I probably spent 60+ hours on it this week lol. Worth it though.

Super impressive work

😂😂😂😂 I literally just pissedy pants.

She was just trying to raise funds for Farcaster, guys https://xcancel.com/i/status/1998103176860533166

Just pushed a massive update to the Nostr-hypermedia client for anyone that wants to give it a try. Full list of changes in the pull request link below: https://github.com/vcavallo/nostr-hypermedia/pull/2 As the name implies, Nostr-hypermedia is a pure HTTP client written in Go and rendering only pure HTML. No Javascript, no frameworks, no modules, no tracking, no fluff. Because of this, you can use it to browse Nostr on any browser from the past 30 years, and even terminal-based browsers like links. The project was started by so HUGE shout out to him for setting the groundwork and taking me down the HATEOAS rabbit hole. It's honestly my favorite Nostr project I've ever worked on. Hopefully, I can add Blossom file uploads and zaps in the next version along with further refinements.

We are in a phase where we don't need NIPs period: https://primal.net/e/

They've gotten pretty good at being conversational tbh...maybe annoyingly so

Italian thing...also helps with loosen things up...