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2025-07-02 14:29:47 UTC

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Having a paid sign up option that depends on Primal's servers and continued payment is neither decentralised, secure or anonymous. Its just a bad Twitter clone that also utterly defeats the point of the Nostr network. Capitalism ruins everything.

2025-02-04 10:26:08 UTC

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why not use paypal then? its very fast an efficient and cheaper than bitcoin txns. Bitcoin is stupid with kyc because thentire point of bitcoin is to oppose kyc. if thats not going to happen why use bitcoin, its all cons and no upsides?

2025-02-04 09:51:03 UTC

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as opposed to expensive US corporate closed source AI models?

2025-02-04 09:46:29 UTC

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then what is the point.? might as well use paypal, works for purchases than WoS . Bitcoin exists for self custody trustless transactions. if that isn't going to be then fiat will surfice

2025-02-04 09:02:33 UTC

'without sending to the CPP'
No, you juts have to register your IP, name and email to some rando US owned website instead. We can definitely trust any US website endorsed by Jack the Twitter maker never to spy on us. How stupid are people?
#nevent1q…3paj

2025-01-08 14:47:01 UTC

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You also need to pay the BBC licence in the UK if you plan to watch watching anything live on TV or internet. Including YoutTube.

2025-01-08 14:34:52 UTC

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Swtiching between bitcoin and monero is not private, unless you do it illegally and don't declare your asset exchanges.

2025-01-02 13:50:41 UTC

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Custodial Bitcoin is a Shitcoin.

2025-01-02 13:46:32 UTC

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What would be the point in custodial bitcoin? One of the main reasons bitcoin was invented is to have a private, decentralised, non custodial digital currency that doesn't depend on centralised companies like visa/paypal. WHy would anyone buy bitcoin and use coinbase instead of just using paypal, other than for asset speculation purposes?

2024-12-12 17:09:28 UTC

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Bitcoin doesn't scale, thats what kaspa claims to solve. There is a need to scale. L2 sucks, its mostly an over centralised complicated Rube Goldberg device to make bitcoin work.

2024-12-12 17:06:44 UTC

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why not if you can? It makes everything easier and user friendly for people. L2s biggest problem (and there are many problems) is its usability. Lightnng is complicated to understand and set up, which means most peopleuse custodial wallets, and thats just not what bitcoin wants. And even then its a faf.

2024-12-12 16:52:08 UTC

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The UK has more CCTV per capita than China (the highest in the world). It also has more prisoners per capita than China, not as much as the US though. China invests in its people, in infrastructure, schools, healthcare, roads, high speed rail etc. - something the US does not do much anymore because the US is run by profit seeking megacorporations and china is run by govnts that limit what those corporations can do, and a govnt that taxes corps properly so it can invest in the people and its nation.

2024-12-05 11:44:55 UTC

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Many east Germans believe they were better off before capitalist unification than they are today. The wealth and employment gap between those living in west vs east in todays Germany is significant. Capitalism today is more totalitarian than communism of yesteryear, and there is no greater example of that than the intense surveillance of the population by of the tech capitalists in the richest nations on earth. The Stasi could never have dreamed of the kind of survelillence power capitalism has given to corporations. Surveillance Capitalism is the most burtal and oppressive form of governance in existence. And its going to get much worse. Elon musks america is a fascist state worse than any 'communist' state that preceded it.

2024-12-05 11:30:24 UTC

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#nevent1q…m55u
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2024-12-05 11:14:26 UTC

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No. And I suspect the only reason you might is because you have not got a proper definition of communism. Joe Biden is not a communist, not even close.

2024-11-20 18:17:50 UTC

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Bitorrent protocol isn't used much by the masses, but it has been around a very long time now, (in computer years) and contuniues to be used more and more. An amazing protocol that hasn't died and will likely live longer than facebook or twitter because it does things no other protocol does. Nostr I think will be the same. Growth is not a metric of its usefulness, not many people use soldering irons but without them the world would be very differnt..

2024-11-20 18:10:46 UTC

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I'm a lefty, libertarian communist. Centralised servers and censorship are just never going to work for free thinkers. Its clear to me that Nostr is the most progressive social media protocol that actually works (currently). Key rotation would be nice, but I'd still rather have a key to lose than no key at all. Nostr is dominated by people with a very pro capitalist political bent (mostly around crypto)and while I disagree with many here on the politics of that, I rarely find them rude or unable to engage in a good faith civilised discussion. I also find them more open minded (despite our political differences) than people on other platforms who just want a fight about trivial issues,even though we broadly agree on the main issues. Its actually refreshing, and enough to keep me here as it is, whatever the future holds. We are never going to progress in society for the betterment of all if we stick in our echo chambers and fight anyone who wants to challenge that.

2024-11-20 17:21:24 UTC

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Its hard to imagine they wouldn't do this. Its not even like they would care if they got caught. They have already been caught abusing our data multiple times, they just shrug and so do the public, eventually accepting it as a part of normal life to be snooped on by unknown things at unknown times by unknown entities. The only people who can regulate them are govnts, who are the very people who use their tech to spy on us.

2024-11-14 12:07:15 UTC

Hi I have a question for nostr users. Can someone please tell me what the main differences (pros/cons) are between the AT protocol and nostr. ie what are the advantages of choosing AT protocol over nostr (and separately how does bluesky compare to Nostr in terms of decentralisation/interoperability with other AT clients). Why don't nostr devs prefer to use the AT protocol?

2024-10-30 14:05:39 UTC

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thats great but 99.9999999 % of all phone users are not. Encouraging usage of monero on android is a bad idea and bad for monero. I wouldn't encourage anyone to use any crypto with android.

2024-10-30 12:13:56 UTC

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Agree, reddit is one of the best platforms for engaging properly on topics, and now is a time when people are seeking this more and more instead of reading quick fire current events like twitter etc. The trouble is that Reddit is one of the most heavily censored and monitored of all the social media networks. I'd like to see Nostr devs really focus on Reddit style forum use (subforuming) applications that also incorporate general shortform notes (and keep Identities separate but running in parallel). We don't have to have a single signon for every part of the network we use. I don't use my twitter signon for reddit.

2024-10-30 10:24:27 UTC

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Problem is most android operating systems are insecure, bloated with hardware manufacturers dubious junk (proprietary) , google's (proporietory) apps deeply embedded, and most phones are rarely updated or out of service for updates. Why would anyone use location tracked android for privacy transactions. Its a shame there aren't desktop linux apps for this.

2024-10-18 17:15:33 UTC

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The saddest part is that zaps are even more complicated than L1 bitcoin, and most people can't get to grips with layer one, even with custodial wallets, which would be a bad and pointless way to do bitcoin anyway!

2024-10-18 17:13:31 UTC

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I know that. Its why I use Nostr. But the crypto/zaps is a marketing / perception problem, not a technical one for those who don't want to use them. Most people hate crypto (just a fact of life because , rightly or wrongly, it has a reputation for scams and darkweb trading - because well, it IS used for those, regardless of its other merits) . Nostr has tainted itself by being fixated on that world. And now people just roll their eyes when they land ona nostr client and see the word crypto plastered all over the homepage. Or as soon as they try and figure out what the hell zaps are!

2024-10-18 17:07:59 UTC

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The tried alternatives are worse? You have no idea how much further these tyrannical corporations are going to go. And lets look at how far they have already gone: destroying the planet, poisoning our water, driving mass inequality, slavery around the world, wars in foreign countries to steal resources, millions of unnecessary deaths, mostly civilians. Are you sure its worse than East Germany? And for who? dpends which side of those guns/drones/cobalt mines you are sitting. But regardless, can get much worse, Blackrock isn't about to relinquish its capital. Because that would be anti capitalist.

2024-10-18 17:02:30 UTC

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Steal? Is a legal term made up by the govnt. Enforced by the govnt. Is that communism too?

2024-10-18 16:59:12 UTC

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Sure, but what then is the necessity of demanding an email address in the first place? The very fact it is not optional is precisely why it is untrustworthy. Additionally, its pretty hard to anonymize an email address, but regardless of your ability to do so, being forced to try just so you can remain secure is a security flaw. One that Alby won't fix because it wants your identity and data.

2024-10-17 16:52:50 UTC

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'What exactly ARE you planning to do with your bitcoin, because you can't buy anything except drugs and fiat?'
yeah I did.

2024-10-17 16:45:17 UTC

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Beacuse I dont want to run a node. You have 2 options: run a node yourself (too complex for most people) or create a custodial account : privacy issue/KYC
Also - defeats purpose: I dont have to record tax for purchases on paypal, I do bitcoin. How then is lightnening better than paypal?

2024-10-17 16:00:11 UTC

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I think many of them do know this, they just don't want anyone else thinking of investing in bitcoin to know because they have so much invested in Bitcoin, they need more people below to help them cash out of their ponzi scheme

2024-10-17 15:55:08 UTC

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Its been beginning for years! Nostr growth is slowing steadily. Lets face it, the general public are turned off by crypto. And many damn well hate and fear it. Its toxic to nostrs otherwise great potential. The damage has been done sonce every client pushes the zaps etc.

2024-10-17 15:52:21 UTC

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No, I'm trying to understand why so many bitcoiners are in denial. The blockchain is public. It offers little or no privacy. Its taxable when cashging, and every transaction nearly always gets converted to fiat when it is spent. You might as well use paypal. And while I prefer Monero I also think the public largely hates all crypto, and nostr is failing to attract users because crypto is turning them off. Crypto is also just too complex for most people, and L2 is not helping , making it worse, and even more centralized with KYC apps like WoS as the only viable way to send sats without self hosting nodes, which even bicoin fanboys struggle to do.

2024-10-17 15:28:19 UTC

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Facebook, Twitter Google - all of them run by greedy capitalists, all of them suppress free speech and democracy. But sure blame bogey man communists that don't even exist. And when that fails pretend its corporatism - as if that is any differnt - capitalists (as marx said) have always used the power of the state to keep their wealth. And I believe there are no examples of a capitalist that does not, anywhere on earth, but feel free to give me one.

2024-10-17 15:24:46 UTC

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I am not the one calling someone commie scum and shouting fuck off, just for challenging the logic of your post, which ironically proves the point. Capitalists cant engage with anyone who disagrees with them. They hate democracy and free speech. Thats why workplaces don't have either.

2024-10-17 15:22:40 UTC

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You are rude. You can't seem engage in civilized discussion. As I said capitalists are tyrannical. .

2024-10-17 15:15:19 UTC

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You didnt answer any of the questions I see.

2024-10-17 15:13:57 UTC

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You need an email address. Yes I got that far and immediately stopped.

2024-10-17 15:13:09 UTC

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There is little to no demand for zaps except among bitcoin bro devs. 99.999999% of anyone who uses the internet hates crypto, let alone second layer centralised KYC crypto. And only 1% of the 0.0000001% that do want to use zaps actually run a node. Zaps/bitcoin are actually just putting average people off Nostr.

2024-10-17 15:09:41 UTC

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the first think alby does is ask you to register with your email address. Might as well use paypal.

2024-10-17 14:03:28 UTC

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This is about the fattest brushstroke on the internet.

2024-10-17 13:59:50 UTC

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Valve has a democratic horizontal structure, its doing very well. I'd also argue they produced some of the best games ever made. However they are run on deeply capitalist principles and that makes them exploit their users (as has been laid out in numerous articles by many people). The problem isn't democracy (or even the lack of it) so much as capitalism, which encourages tyranny because being tyrannical is profitable - and its the same argument pro capitalists used against so called socialist leaders - they become corrupted by money. But so do capitalists, which is why nobody can name a large high value corporation that does not behave tyrannical.

2024-10-17 13:55:55 UTC

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I said capitalism is tyrannical. Starting my own capitalist company would not disprove this, however democratic it was.

2024-10-17 13:54:06 UTC

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I never said democracy was a good idea. I just pointed out that without it you have usually get tyranny. And that (from a societal point of view) is worse. But throw in Capitalism and that ususally becomes guaranteed. Name a large high value corporation that isn't tyrannical.

2024-10-17 13:51:27 UTC

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You either buy google or apple. Little choice, and nobody (and I mean NOBODY ) agrees with all their terms and conditions ie nobody thinks they are good, fair and reasonable - they have no choice if they want a mobile phone. And other companies just can't compete with their nefarious monopoly, and where they try most can't afford to buy.

2024-10-17 13:47:25 UTC

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OK, thats fine, if you oppose democracy. Maybe you are right. BUT its still tyranny.

2024-10-17 13:44:14 UTC

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What does that have to do with the price of fish?

2024-10-17 13:43:52 UTC

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I've read the T and Cs, alby is not decentralized.

2024-10-16 14:22:01 UTC

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I have no problem with libertarians, just capitalist libertarians. Anarchists are the true libertarians, they don't force people into slavery neither do they impose their socialism on others. Capitalism always leads to power imbalances which leads quickly to tyranny.

2024-10-16 14:19:25 UTC

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Its capitalists that create tyranny. How many workplaces are democratic? Capitalism is a religion forced on most of the world.

2024-10-16 14:14:08 UTC

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Alby and WoS is KYC. Almost nobody, not even most bitcoiners run their own nodes. Theres no furture economy dependent on people running their own LN nodes. And you know it,

2024-10-16 14:11:31 UTC

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It is for 90% I suspect. But even when it isn't, in 10+years how many things have been bouagh and sold with bitcoin that don't require an intermediary 3rd party exchange with fiat - that requires paying taxes or doing something illegal? What exactly ARE you planning to do with your bitcoin, because you can't buy anything except drugs and fiat?

2024-10-16 13:27:35 UTC

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Many nations are going to follow suite, this is why bitcoin is a terrible store of value. It needs to increase by 40% just to break even on what you have before this legislation is introduced. Bitcoin sucks.

2024-10-16 12:55:05 UTC

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Proprietary KYC crap doesn't count. ESPECIALLY for multiple account use!

2024-10-16 12:52:46 UTC

What are zaps for, is this some kind of business model? Is it necessary, why does every single nostr client have them?

2024-10-03 14:05:18 UTC

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It entirely depends on which phone brand you use. Almost every android OS is a proprietary hacked system, most people have no idea how secure their phone is because much of it is not actually open sourced.

2024-09-19 13:44:31 UTC

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Bluesky solutions sounds awful, worse than old twitter.

2024-09-10 17:16:52 UTC

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Yes, but the thing they hate even more than Elon and free speech, and what they also hate share with non-liberals, libertarians and most people on earth is CRYPTO. Crypto is killing nostr.

2024-09-04 16:28:30 UTC

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so no regulation on food or drugs or waste dumping would improve all those things eh?

2024-09-04 16:26:34 UTC

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'Remember when people could afford to go to the doctor?'
no!

2024-09-04 16:25:02 UTC

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well said. mister_monster does not seem to be engaging in good faith. Funny, because that is also something Marx says is necessary to maintain capitalisms hold over the poor - lying and cheating is the fastest way to get rich.

2024-09-04 16:21:30 UTC

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you won't read marx because you don't agree with it? Most wealthy capitalists understand exactly what marx says in Das Capital and agree with him. Those are the capitalists who are very rich BECAUSE they understand t capitalism and the declining rate of profit etc. Marx describes capitalism as it is. Thats useful for communists and capitalists alike.

2024-09-04 16:15:23 UTC

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where the problem of capitalism arises*

2024-09-04 16:14:15 UTC

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if the price goes up some people won't be able to afford the goods, and thats were the problem of capitalism arrises (assuming this is an essential good)

2024-09-04 15:40:18 UTC

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The only way (non miners) can get monero is with atomic swaps. Those atomic swap exchanges can also be banned/ have monero delisted. What then? DXE will taint bitcoins so that will also become a problem. How do you get from fiat to monero in this future?

2024-09-04 15:22:35 UTC

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Well, Brazil govnt would have no issue with that because their issue with X is that it is owned by CIA / Corporate entities that have an agenda and are using nefarious algorithms to push them. Thats not free speech. Its propaganda. Nostr doesn't suffer from this problem (yet) - it isn't manipulated by a central command centre.

2024-09-04 13:50:27 UTC

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What does this tell us?

2024-08-29 15:57:58 UTC

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capitalism is the disease that killed marriage

2024-08-29 15:48:26 UTC

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agree. they did this with youtube-dl on github.

2024-08-29 15:46:43 UTC

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veilid?

2024-08-29 15:45:26 UTC

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it will have no reach though. Anyone can upload a censored youtube video to a differnt platform or webpage or server or torrent site too. Has not made censorship go away or ineffective,

2024-08-29 15:42:30 UTC

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Agree. Every relay operator is accountable for her relay. Just like Torrents uploading.

2024-08-29 15:33:17 UTC

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nostr does not support video hosting. and 3rd party hosts are as vulnerable as YT and Telegram to censorship requests. Nostr has not solved this.

2024-08-29 15:30:39 UTC

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high quality, decentralised video platforms have been around for a long time. Nobody cares about them. Thats the problem. The tech is not the problem. PeerTube Odysee etc couldn't be easier to use, people just don't care about censorship.

2024-08-29 12:56:48 UTC

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Does Lichess give the world a problem that needs to be solved?

2024-08-29 11:37:44 UTC

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Agree, however that doesn't mean it couldn''t happen, Bitcoin could be enforced by govnts and replace Fiat. The outcome would be less privacy for all. Bitcoin is arguably better for govnts to spy on people than fiat.

2024-08-29 11:35:01 UTC

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Well this is an interesting take on Bitcoin. I don't think many Bitcoiners agree that this is its purpose or best use case. Although it certainly could happen, because yes it is less private than the current banking system. But there are downsides to that for individuals also.

2024-08-29 11:09:19 UTC

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Monero defeats all of those problems. Its design is better than Bitcoin in every way. The only reason to hold bitcoin over monero is for speculation purposes, NFTs offer that too. And most people understand NFTs are an (amusing) joke.

2024-08-29 11:04:11 UTC

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I honestly don't know if these people just don't understand the basics of bitcoin wallets or if they are just pretending to not understand it in order to cope with realizing their currency offers little more privacy than paypal in 99% of real world use cases.

2024-08-22 11:15:40 UTC

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None as far as I know. But I see no reason this couldn't be implemented once we have edit/deletes using timestamps.

2024-08-22 11:09:48 UTC

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People need to know where to look, they also need to know he was censored by the relays in the first place. But he can't relay that message if hes censored. Will folk have to scour the internet to check every time he doesn't tweet for a few days, or can the outbox model solve this automatically?

2024-08-22 10:57:58 UTC

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Oh wow, that is nice. Monero devs are so far ahead of Bitcoin I see no reason for using Bitcoin if monero gets L2 scaling. The only advantage Bitcoin has is the network first mover effect on asset storage. And that might not even be an advantage.

2024-08-22 10:51:21 UTC

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There used to be one of these for twitter, tracking politicians deleted tweets. It got blocked with the API removal.
https://www.propublica.org/article/politwoops-deleted-tweets-twitter-politicians-musk
I actually think that is a shame. People of public influence need to have more scrutiny and less privacy. The inverse is also true. A delete feature but also the ability to collate deletes from influential individuals is a good balance. We can't stop people screen capturing and we should never want to. . If there was a choice though, I think it should not be trivial to access deleted posts on mass. There needs to be work put into it, so we know there is genuine interest. Nobody cares about recovering deleted posts from people with little reach or influence. But the poster does.

2024-08-22 10:32:51 UTC

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Can users just select relays that offer deletes and block relays that don't. Or a client that checks all relays have the delete function before posting? Is this possible?

2024-08-22 10:26:45 UTC

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Clients like forums can put a comment 'this reply was made before the original post was edited' so not really an issue.

2024-08-22 10:23:24 UTC

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You are absolutely correct here. Its weird that there are fans of Nostr that don't support maximum privacy and anonymity. In a world where freedom of speech is no longer easy, safe or legal moving to Nostr without privacy safe guards becomes much less worthwhile for many.

2024-08-22 09:16:21 UTC

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Yes, but its still better than no option. Less censorship is better than more censorship. Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good and all that.

2024-08-21 17:09:07 UTC

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sending big bitcoin is rarely done anywhere near as frequently as posting notes on social media. And losing money isn't always as bad as losing your friends, dignity or privacy.

2024-08-21 17:04:48 UTC

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Agree. It needs sorting or Nostr is going nowhere.

2024-08-21 16:39:14 UTC

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What is this in layman's terms please?

2024-08-21 16:37:03 UTC

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Using monero on android is like using a chipped mug to drink fine wine.

2024-08-21 16:22:20 UTC

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almost as much as america!

2024-08-21 15:55:38 UTC

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The biggest problem with paid for relays for non bitcoiners isnt the cost so much as having to disclose yourself for payment details (reduced anonymity) , inconvenience (its boring and complicated buying bitcoin). And cost is still a factor for some when there are free alternatives , but for everyone when they aren't sure if they will even like Nostr. Subscriptions are a faf. There are so many, getting increasingly frustrating and difficult to manage. It doesn't feel like you won your data when you have to pay. That doesn't make Nostr sound as appealing as it once was. One of the big fears against paying for Twitter is that it removed anonymity. I suspect a lot of people don't pay more because of that than cost. How do we verify relays aren't spying on us and linking our payment details to our posts? I think being asked to pay for nostr will kill it. Its a major obstacle for so many reasons, but even when it is free right now people are reluctant to switch to nostr.

2024-08-21 15:32:41 UTC

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The president of the US was banned on at LEAST 5 differnt social media platforms. Thats the litmus test for censorship: Can Donald Trump post there.

2024-08-21 14:11:33 UTC

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'I can't imagine a scenario where anyone would need more than 7x
redundancy (except highly hated people like Alex Jones and Donald
Trump).'
Well given that Trump is running for president (no matter how much anyone hates him) I think this makes for a very strong argument against Nostr being hugly censorship resistant. It would be easy for 7 relays to all agree on using the same censorship lists. In fact I would say the ability for Donald Trump to never get censored on Nostr on most peoples clients would be the bare minimal needed to claim Nostr is actually censorship resistant .

2024-08-21 14:04:17 UTC

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I feel like this could become a bit like the 51% bitcoin problem only much easier: if we have even as many as 100 relay operators used by most people it wouldn't take much for all of them to agree to ban someone by sharing the same ban list - which already happens with spam lists - even if not intentionally its likely that censored people will just get added to a 'censor list' without much thought.

2024-08-21 14:01:07 UTC

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If its trivial to go somewhere else after being kicked of a relay, then why would any relay operator ever bother kicking anyone off for any reason. Either kicking someone off solves a problem or it doesn't. Either they can post or they cannot. It makes zero sense that a relay operator would waste time banning anyone or anything if its trivial to carry on posting on a different relay.

2024-08-21 13:53:50 UTC

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Thanks for the reply. Your points are all valid and a focus in 3 and 4 solves the problem partially, but the downside is that people don't like spam so don't want small obscure relays so I don't think this will ever happen - people having 25 relays in their client. But an even greater issue is that relay operators will come under pressure to censor from both law enforcement and client users. My fear is that Nostr ultimately has owners - client relay owners -who will always be held accountable either by govnts or by their customers. The annonymity stops there and so then does censorship resistance.

2024-08-21 13:38:16 UTC

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The biggest barrier to using an app like this will be new users getting hold of sats/ecash. Its a giant PITA and requires some good technical knowledge OR giving away a lot of personal data to an exchange/bank etc (which is annoying and time consuming as it is undesirable for privacy). Keychat will never gain any users beyond bitcoin enthusiasts. Even nostr struggles and thats literally free and easy!

2024-08-21 13:11:12 UTC

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Why bother when Monero already does what we need. BTC L2 can never be as private as monero as you still have to expose BTC transactions publicly.

2024-07-26 14:51:21 UTC

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You are delusional. You must speak from a place of great wealth and privilege. No wonder you blind to the ills of capitalism.