I'm sorry if I did something wrong or unfair. I won't waste your time anymore. Have a great week!

I don't use keet. I downloaded it once long ago and gave it a spin but haven't touched it since

yep direct connections were something we lost very early as the internet grew (we don't have enough ip addresses for every device so we have one per residence instead and it creates these problems that holepunch solves).

They use something called a dht which is what things like bittorrent use. The dht allows you to lookup the ip addresses of people you are talking to and from there you can connect and chat to them directly.

The main downside to this is that anyone that knows your pubkey knows your ip address, but otherwise there's no need for servers once a connection is established (assuming your ip doesn't change).

i was just trying to understand what your interest is. i didn't realize talking to you implied an axe grinding contest.

I didn't know ridge wallet had other products. Neat!

I'm curious. Who is should be more ashamed in your view: matt walsh for contradicting himself or people celebrating the murder of a guy whose speech they disagreed with?

I agree they are not equal and should not be treated equally.

This is a good point. I’ve been thinking about it for the last few days. I think we can all agree though that genuinely celebrating murder crosses a line that supporting a political candidate does not - so I wouldn’t be surprised if folks treat this differently. Anyone celebrating is brainwashed in certain way like we all are in a certain way. It’s disgusting but ultimately I think it’s a mistake in their world model.

wait wut? they i thought they gave oscars at the oscars. i thought emmys were for shows and given out at the emmy awards

i don't see anything saying what it's about. i think the message stands on its own. and if someone believes in a flat earth, they should speak their mind if they want to. if everyone believed in a flat earth and i believed in a round one, i'd hope to have the courage to say so.

*verifying authenticity of information the signer would want someone to be able to verify the authenticity of

Most things that people use as examples of problematic fakes are likely to be things no one would willingly authenticate anyway. ie absence of (cryptographic) evidence is not evidence of absence. eg a senator isn't going to help us prove the video of them doing cocaine is real by signing it. Signatures really only help us prove whether someone wanted us to know that they meant to communicate something (and only to the extent that we can be confident they weren't compromised). I'm sure you're in touch with this fact already, but I try to remind myself that this kind of thing has a narrower utility band than it's made out to have.

Anyway, decentralized public key infrastructure (PKI) has a lot of prior art out there. This is where web-of-trust as a concept first appeared afaik. (It's where I started looking when I was researching WoT for our ranking.) Much of the progress in this area was made with PGP afaik.

Nostr's current solution seems to primarily be nip-05, which you cite, but there's also a lot folks talking about WoT depending on the season.

If it's more entertaining, then for sure make it default

what else would he be tracking

I win! That was more fun than I thought

I assume he's talking about knots

We usually reverse sear steaks. Even thawed, we are probably getting a worse sear because of the temperature thing.

I've always wanted to try cooking a frozen steak that way but never did. It makes abundant sense that you'd get a better sear. I'll try it with confidence the next chance I get.

Practically non-existent. There are probably at most a dozen places, only one of which I'm aware of, that accept bitcoin. Getting them prepared for me to pay with bitcoin, as the rare customer that asks to pay that way, is usually pretty unpleasant too.

I'd love to see, and I'm sure so would others, your momo recipe in ~food_and_drinks!

Hypothetically¹, only if the tax credits were projected to more than recoup the money and time spent building a durable structure. With conference buildings, fashion might matter a lot, so it's possible that tax credits couldn't recoup the costs of falling out of fashion - even if they would recoup the costs in other contexts.