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Does anyone have a hard figures on storage requirements.
Also, any fundamental differences between implimentations?
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I figured out what happened. That was an old account I abandoned a year ago since I didn't create the keys securely. Sometime last week I attempted to connect my Mutiny wallet to Habla through NWC. I accidentally grabbed the old keys from an old Habla set up on a laptop, and used that for the NWC, which seemed to change my Mutiny default account without me noticing! Crazy. I lost the ability to zap as a result, but didn't realize the cause. I know, TMI, but thanks for noticing, or I wouldn't have straightened it out for a while.
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Thanks for sharing! I'm not a Nostr user in every sense. I've just downloaded amethyst and I can't do much because of not habing a pubkey. Can we get a pubkey through mobile?
However, I understand Nostr and it's like private internet. I also believe that this is a beginning. Much more to come.
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This link gives you options for generating keys off line, including non tech methods towards the end: https://orangepill.dev/nostr-guides/guide-nostr-key-generation-and-management/#tools-to-generate-nostr-keypair-offline
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Thank you so much I was also looking for this. I thought we can only create key on desktops.
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Nice find.
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Would love if there was a guide to set up a personal relay plus a Nostr client so that it works as a private chat room, similar to Telegram (besides the client side encryption, npubs would need to be whitelisted at the relay in order to read and write events).
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Enterprising.
What’s yours?
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isn't this the key? or do you have two accounts?
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You are correct. I quickly copied mine off my Mutiny wallet. I must figure out what happened?
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I'm not sure, but the one you shared has your name on it. Maybe you have two without even knowing it. Haha!
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Looks like I copied an old nostr pub key from an account that got compromised a year ago!
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Running our own relay contributes to decentralization, but won't it limit the reach of our notes? Perhaps it's a client-side issue, but if no one subscribes to our relay, no one will see our notes. Is that correct? Or am I misunderstanding something?
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You probably know more than me re nostr. I envisioned a private relay as something you would only invite certain people to use. Sort of a closed system? Maybe I'm wrong?
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While that's an interesting use case, I was primarily thinking about using this feature to save our notes. As you know, when you delete a note, it doesn't mean it's really gone.
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Yes, I know! My brain has trouble grasping the journey of a note, even though I've been sending them out into the world for a year and a half.
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