@BlokchainB this is now fixed!!

S/O to @ek for the help debugging! Apparently my "mp4" exports from my video editing software SAY mp4 but are actually Apple Quick Time (which can break on different browsers / envs specifically linux)

Also the other issue you added to plebdevs repo is fixed as of today as well. Thank you for pointing out these issues and contributing to PlebDevs!

Safari, Firefox, Chrome should all work!

I'm trying to replicate your issue in Brave currently and I've for sure narrowed it down to an issue with my CDN OR how I'm embedding videos in the nostr notes but still it works every time for me on Brave?

Curious if using another browser (or clearing your cache) will allow the video to play

Thank you! Just fixed

Hey @BlokchainB thank you for sharing and I’m super sorry about this issue on the platform!



Your issue with the video not playing is something that I HAVE NOT been able to replicate! I have poured over my video details (and shipped multiple fixes and updates over the last month) and the only insight I have is that sometimes Firefox will still not play videos (I cannot replicate it now though!) This seems to be a CDN issue potentially.



Can you please share with me what browser you are using (and any errors in the console) I believe I had asked for this before? 

Also I notice that I just zapped this post 50,000 sats so full refund for you.

Also I want to help with your dev journey specifically with JavaScript (and other plebdevs stuck on this step)

 I am currently working on a JS intermediate course (to follow up the starter course) I am building this with YOU in mind! I want to help so please keep me accountable to finish this soon and I will deliver it to you for free.

Beyond that I can send you my calendly link in a DM, to let’s get you unblocked from where you’re stuck on JS!

 (how should I send this to you?)

I’m sorry I failed you here!

Which lesson? Is it the video not playing? Which browser?

I'm checking now, so sorry it stopped working!

Also I am working on an intermediate JavaScript course that will be the perfect followup and pairing with the starter course

Still not at @benthecarman 's level but hitting new ATH's

nstart has been working on FROST for nostr keypairs? Or are you talking about nip46 nitro enclaves integration?

Don't wait! We have a working demo of Frostr with 2 signing clients (check out my demo video on the website)

Be careful when testing though, don't use your real nsec until you understand the process!

That's what I'm talking about!

We are working on first Frostr signing integration with nip46 right now.

Nitro Enclaves + key distribution + remote signing is probably close to the ideal for great Nostr key security & ease of use

(this would be also goated for Lightning key distribution, just need VLS)

Hope it works well for you! Also let me know any feature ideas you have

TLDR;

Yes it is! But you need to create a new keyset to do this

You can create a keyset from an existing nsec or a new one. A keyset is a set of FROSTR "shares" (basically like keys in a multisig) and you need a threshold of these shares to sign a valid note (you choose the threshold)

These shares in the set are inherently interconnected so if you have a 2/3 and you want to make it a 3/5 you need to DESTROY the old 2/3 keyset (or at least the threshold of shares in that keysey) and then CREATE a new 3/5 keyset (with the same nsec)

Demo is here: https://x.com/bitcoinplebdev/status/1905056787771842665

Fixed! @BlokchainB

You can manually mark lesson as completed now in the more options dropdown Once all lessons in a course are completed the course is marked as complete.

Let me know if you have any more issues with this!

Course Tracking improvements are being worked on right now, sorry about that! Will also have a manual checkbox soon to mark lessons as completed manually so you can check off the course yourself

If you go to the course you should see lessons marked as completed (or not) (if you complete the missing one's you'll get your badge issued)

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