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Relays (2)
- wss://nostr.mom/ – read & write
- wss://relay.exit.pub/ – read
Recent Notes
New miner with watercooling, three-phase power input. I wonder if the fittings are good for house circulation. 
Looking forward to this, any sanctions in the future or censoring exploits is going to be a thing of the past!
It seems that people haven't been picking up on MACSEC at all in the privacy space, even though it provides protocol level anonymity (mac addresses are easily changed and reveal nothing about the communicating parties).
MACSEC can be wrapped and lifted to eg. ipv6 GRE frame and transported over Tor with onioncat. If you wanna go i2p there is garlicat for that.
This would create a really private and easily used way to connect different LANs via Tor.
MACSEC can be wrapped and lifted to eg. ipv6 GRE frame and transported over Tor with onioncat. If you wanna go i2p there is garlicat for that.
This would create a really private and easily used way to connect different LANs via Tor.
this has to be the most important things thats nostr can do to open up the world, it was already so dangerous that Iran was excluded from github by microsoft due to international limitations to source code
Amplifying this for critical discussion.
Who will run relays in the future, and is there anything that Nostr as a protocol can tweak to improve future relay decentralization?
nostr:note17jqv3typtv2v...
Not really unless the websocket nonsense is superceded by something that is more resilient and could be ran over tor properly. Also all the relays require a DNS address due to TLS, which is also the reason that using them over Tor is really hard, due to the timing constraints of it.
didn't anyone care about the DSL talk on sunday ... groundbreaking ease on creating complex transactions with ruby interop
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