Definitely something I'd consider (joining at least, hosting services without verifing users in my home state of NY is likely going to come with a 10k per user fine in a bit)

Scratch that on sharing it in NIP-23 form. Habla won't accept a post over 65,000 bytes, I can't seem to log into Yakihonne via Amber, and clicking publish on Primal does nothing.

In my experience as a non-engineer with very mild development experience, when I toy with AI it has the feeling of a skill multiplier. With a skill of 0.1 I can give it instructions (eg comply with these NIPs, keep it all local within the browser using web storage, etc) doing way more than I could have on my own. Multiplying a skill of zero, though ("dear AI: build this thing on your own without oversight") makes for a broken mess of incompatibility and unnecessary (and probably insecure) back-ends.

I seem to have run into an issue where the color picker on themes pops up behind the theme editor, is anyone seeing that? Seems to do that on all my browsers (Brave/Librewolf & Desktop/Mobile), but can't rule out jank on my own setup.

Neat, got that myspace customize your own page vibe.

I use ncmpcpp for music in Termux.

Also, Emacs (or your favorite text text editor) when docked to a screen is real nice.

I used Librewolf for a while until the memory leaks got to me, now I mostly use Brave. Not sure if MAC would have the same Gecko issues though, Firefox/Librewolf might be worth a shot. Vivaldi is also cool, it's a bit more suite-like than my liking, but it's more of a preference thing than a knock against the browser.

I've toyed around with setting up a relay, although haven't actually setup a public one before. The Python one by DCS is exceptionally easy to setup.