Millisats. They’ve always been there so we can deal in fractions of a sat. It’s not a big deal if your wallet doesn’t support them - it’s fractions of fractions of a penny.

The errors you see were a bug that we fixed a few hours ago. Should be good now.

No it’s a bug. We’ll fix it tomorrow

This should be fixed now. Took us awhile to find the issue. Thanks for reporting!

Everything we have is on the FAQ or other discussions we've had about it on the site.

Protocols have many strengths, but they experience bystander effects, and as a protocol grows, its bystander effects are reinforced by investments in the status quo.

I suspect they're fucked like everything else.

Nick is contagious.

As you imply, there are two ways to view this:

Tens of millions of dollars and hundreds of developers are working on nostr, so I suspect many of its shortcomings that require money and developers will be improved. Like it is with bitcoin, the biggest risk to nostr is the network not acknowledging its shortcomings and getting complacent.

With early projects, I judge them based on the actors. Specifically, I judge whether they are:

The current status of a project is usually a reflection of these attributes yet the current status of a project is not sufficient to judge its future - circumstances change, the initial conditions might not be the present conditions. IMO judging a project's future requires measuring these attributes among the current actors the best you can.

With all things, the safest thing is to just say "it's early and interesting" and reserve judgement until you need to act on your measurements.

It'll use the same wallets you have attached. It's just an enhancement to that.

I'll try to recreate and let you know. (It's possible WoS is having an issue but they are pretty reliable.)

Is this LND? And, did this only appear after the release? And, by "withdraw sats" do you mean auto-withdraw or something else?

I suspect you don't have the proxy enabled so it's probably an unrelated bug.

wut

Plural for bugs in bitcoin apps.

Orthogonal to every other media consumption UX on a computer.

I hate pdfs so I made Mac OS shortcut to turn them into images.

Should be good now - just rolled out.

Crap, on it.

No but now might be a good time to.

When we have cowboy credits this specifically will be less of an issue because we can store an infinity of those on a stacker's behalf.

DC is right that bitcoin is hard to use trustlessly. It just won't get easier if none of us are willing to deal with how hard it is.