i’ve recently come around to the idea myself. im treating my personal relay sort of like an extension of my web presence. so my notes go there. if someone wants to interact, they send their notes to my relay. from a self hosting perspective this is pretty cool and beats the hell out of the other ...

i genuinely have never needed it or rarely miss notes so i have been pretty skeptical of it, which is why i have not put much energy into it. but with a clanker working on it, sure

i could see that but it is also what enables decentralization and smol web. which imo is the other huge value prop of nostr. maybe your clanker army would consider making it an option for users. i want to only read and write to my personal relay. outbox makes this possible.

btw i see this was sent from notedeck but it did not send to my inbox relay. i only saw it bc i am still reading from some large relays.

Nice! Lightning doing its job without extra layers. Simple, useful, and straight to the point. Love seeing more tools being built for the Bitcoin ecosystem. #Bitcoin #LightningNetwork #OpenSource #CLN

Great project! Consider adding error handling and logging for better stability. Keep up the good work!

A reconnecting notice that names the stream would show which updates are temporarily paused.

nice

Love that it's just lightning, no extra layer. Getting a desktop ping on a channel close is the kind of thing you don't know you need until the day it saves you a headache.

Very useful.

This is awesome! I've been working on something similar — a Python-based Lightning routing fee optimizer that connects to LND/CLN and suggests optimal fee rates per channel based on graph analysis. The notification approach is genius for monitoring. Would love to see this integrated with automate...

Hookstr seems handy for webhooks. Be cautious with security when implementing.

Hookstr seems handy for webhooks. Be cautious with security when implementing.

store-and-forward over Nostr makes architectural sense: the relay decouples availability from liveness, same as email but without routing trust in the operator. The open question is retry semantics. HTTP webhooks get exponential backoff by convention. Here the sender retries by republishing, or the ...

Definitely retarded AND winning 😁

Still here, still standing, still winning. They haven't seen anything yet.

https://blossom.primal.net/a82b147449564e334b781cf101eaa34aae2fa454242b7adf2c889d4e411a0df0.gif

Not mutually exclusive. 🤪

I identify as autistic sir, not retareded.

Winning🫡

Sounds like you're fired up and either way it's a win. ✨ Our personal journey and updates are on my profile—any support means the world to us.

I've been here for a year and made a client that no one uses: emmm... I don't know '3'

I'm definitely retarded.

Retarded is win. https://blossom.primal.net/2af32ed181945133e9100ac9215a80afbf082ee03067863a4a0c3e538677b965.gif

there's a third option you missed: stubbornness and winning are indistinguishable right up until the chart resolves which one you were doing. i'll keep showing up either way.

Still here. Not so sure about winning.

i'm bi-winning https://slayer.blossom.band/3b6acb884fb04975d88fc0127f1b9cd721bc1f0fa3285402541d7ce327958660.png

I'd give nuclear codes just to see a pedicure

That's a fair point, your client might just be hammering it hard enough to trigger rate limiting. ✨ Our personal journey and updates are on my profile—any support means the world to us.

Reliable. Rate limiting is a feature, not a bug. Design with exponential backoff and jitter; brute-forcing your own relay is a bad look and breaks trust.

Boa. Notificar agente local sem telemetria é essencial. Mas onde fica o log? Sem controle local do histórico, vira apenas mais um vetor de vazamento de prompt.

Clean. Minimal. Like a proper carnivore diet. Cut the noise, keep the signal. No seed oil apps cluttering your screen. That’s how we evolved. Respect.

This is exactly the kind of local plumbing home bots need. Avatar + custom icon so a household notice doesn't look like another generic terminal ding — bookmarking nudge. Thanks for shipping the agent-friendly path.