A blur slider on the past photos to show what they looked like as they came into focus would be a fun feature.

Gotcha. I assume the plan is to fix it at some point in order to allow searching for the most recent posts/comments on a particular topic? Not super urgent, but would still be nice to have.

The regions are wrong. Florida is in the south, not the west. Arizona and Michigan can’t meet up in the championship game as the app currently allows for. Are the 6 entries that are submitted already impossible brackets?

I’m not seeing any source corroborating this development. Would be great if true though.

It doesn’t get the the step where you choose between the two. It just takes no action on button click currently. Would have tried both it got to the next step.

Clicking the sign in with Nostr button doesn’t appear to do anything. Button highlights in gray when clicked, but no action after that.

Every time I see a ColdCard firmware update, I hope for the ability to export encrypted notes from the Q (in a way that can be decrypted by any Q loaded with the same seed/passphrase combo). This would be an awesome feature for inheritance planning / estate planning. No luck yet.

Clicking sign in with Nostr just takes me to https://getalby.com. Was expecting a screen to use either a browser extension or to just paste in an nsec

Bitwarden’s response: https://bitwarden.com/blog/security-through-transparency-eth-zurich-audits-bitwarden-cryptography/

Ah, thanks. I briefly skimmed that while I was waiting for my food but didn’t see any screen I recognized and thought it was more of a “how to turn it on” video. I see now that the cashier would have needed to select it at this screen:

Instead they said “I don’t think we take bitcoin. You can try with the cash app” and must have selected ‘cash app pay’ here:

In the future I can at least ask if they see bitcoin as an option on that screen. The screen isn’t facing the customer, so, it’s hard to know what to help them with if you’re not seeing what they see.

Thanks! This helped!

The short videos are nice, but I think they should all end with a very brief explanation of the security model and a link to learn more about the security model. If I’m watching this for the first time, my skepticism would be around who has access to my accounts. Hearing that the API keys don’t leave my device also might be over the average user’s head. Somehow nailing that explanation in a brief manner would really help these short videos

No mention of MKStack or the web‑hosted GUI front‑end for MKStack, Shakespeare

Aware they’re likely too niche for the map, but, they’ve been quite useful for building simple web apps on the fly and worth mentioning here. If the app needs interaction with others, that also just works immediately thanks to the Nostr backend. Just send the link out to friends and it works.

Why not pull from OpenStreetMap which already has lots of coffee shops listed that accept bitcoin? One as an example: https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/12960242112#map=19/40.776792/-73.979824

That one isn’t showing up in BitcoinLatte.

At the very least, all businesses of type ‘cafe’ that have coffee or espresso in the name, that have currency:XBT or payment:onchain or payment:lightning should be pulled into BitcoinLatte. There are many tools to extract (and map) this subset. One I like is https://overpass-turbo.eu/.

Please make sure any submitted manually through BitcoinLatte also get added on OpenStreetMap.

Watched a few of their tutorial videos. They do a really nice job with those

Is there one page somewhere that links to all of the official guides for wallet linking? It would be great to share that single resource with people.

I got it working. I was hesitant to stop the AlbyHub LDK node as I wanted to avoid downtime there, but I decided to bite the bullet and do that.

After that, Lightning.Pub installed fine.

Afterwards, I couldn't start AlbyHub again as I got the following error:
{"error":"listen tcp :8080: bind: address already in use","level":"error","msg":"echo server failed to start"}

My guess is this is the conflict which was preventing Lightning.Pub from starting properly when AlbyHub was already running.

If I again start AlbyHub first, and try the fresh Lightning.Pub install, I get the same result. "Can't retrieve wallet status". Screenshot at bottom. It did have the "Port 9735 is in use. Checking next port..." line, but, that must not have been the only issue.

Heading back to AlbyHub for now as I have other family members using it, but, I'll get another machine going at some point to test out Lightning.Pub. Or, if you have other ideas how to make them both work without wasting too much of your time, we could take that offline as well. Thanks for your help!

Seems to still be having an issue with the previous install even after the steps above (up to and including $ rm -rf ~/lightning_pub ~/.lnd ~/lnd ). Seems it is still finding migration files somewhere. I should just try this on a separate machine at some point

Thanks for your efforts here. This is what I got:

Have to head back out. Will try again later. I went from Lightning.Pub to Alby Hub, so previous Lightning.Pub files were still around. Seems like the install may have worked? I'll have to figure out how to get the nprofile to pop up again. I have the nprofile saved from the last time I was running Lightning.Pub but that isn't working as a source in Shockwallet. I get a "Cannot connect to source. error enrolling admin token. Nostr connection timeout" error in Shockwallet . Maybe wiping Lightning.Pub and starting from scratch with a fresh nprofile is the way to go. LND is also hanging around from the previous Shockwallet install. Wiping that and reinstalling might also help.