Giving off this energy rn haha

I don't see that as a bad thing, necessarily. Sometimes you want centralized moderation. I have self-sovereignty on my own data by running my own Mastodon instance, but I can still use the greater network.

I do love Nostr's complete portability but to say one is better than the other, in my opinion, would be doing a disservice to the one being put down.

I've only been here a few days and have already seen quite a few posts that could have benefitted from this format. I would love to see something like this be implemented, especially if it made it easy to back and find earlier posts in a series.

I wouldn't know, but I'll take your word for it lol. I know Fountain has its own wallet it managed, and Podverse leverages Alby, since those are the two I've used. Others I don't 100% know.

I chose "Zaps over Nostr", but that's because boosting through Podcasting 2.0 apps is not on this poll. This has been my primary use case for the lightning network to this point through 2.0's value-for-value focus.

The best times. Fingers crossed we can return to that someday...

Ugh. Not looking forward to the upgrade process, but excited for the performance bumps.

They need hurry up and lose that lawsuit. We don't need more TM/LN venues. I miss when concerts were reasonably affordable to the average person without having to finance the damn transaction.

Great anecdote on the usefulness of lightning payments in this economy!

Very well-written guide. Thanks for going in depth on the multiple backends. For me just containing everything to what the default offers is enough for me, but I'm glad to see there's quite a bit of flexibility out of the box.

Obtainium is the shit. Learned about it on Jupiter Broadcasting's Linux Unplugged as one of their picks. Once you've got things situated it's dead simple to use and, effectively, you become your own curated app store.

Once they can manage to implement some sort of tap to pay solution, I'll switch back to Pixel to use GrapheneOS. Until then, I can't even entertain that idea, unfortunately. That's one of the creature comforts I'm not willing to part with.

Only certain Pixels are compatible with GrapheneOS. You can peek at their releases page here to confirm which do and which do not work with the current active version of GrapheneOS. As with any mobile OS, the newer the device the longer the support.

Honestly, even just plain ol' Docker, which is how I'm running it under Unraid, is dead simple to configure if you even have the slightest familiarity with basic container management. But the one-click nature of S9 and Umbrel just make it a no brainer.

Only time will tell! But in the meantime, Alby Hub + Alby Go is my go-to.

Np! Glad to have been able to help!

I've had my node up a few days and it feels great having control of my own sats and actually owning the transaction from my end. Good peace of mind, even though I still don't know half of what I'm doing.

It looks like Hub can be installed through there. If you're talking about Go, that's a mobile app.

If you'd rather have it now now and are on Android, it's available on zap.store. That's how I got it.

Glad to see this! I'd been using BlueWallet up to this point, but having an easy way to connect back to my wallet on my personal node, fully integrated, can't be beat.

Plenty of us are. I want to daily drive Linux on all my devices, but gaming (specifically for a few important games to me) is a big showstopper that doesn't let me fully switch (looking at you, iRacing).