Understood, thank you! :) So for this usecase it probably just makes sense to stick with obtanium.

And are you goin to be able to import something like the emulation pack into App Stacks? (the pack is a very specific list of apps and generally you install most of them and it needs to be updated over time)

Congrats, very cool!

Is there a way to add packs like this? https://github.com/RJNY/Obtainium-Emulation-Pack

This would be very cool if we can put zapstore on retrogaming devices and it would have this full great selection of all emulators you need. If you are interested in how is this used, then here's a very thorough tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu-5SO1wyrE

If the guy can accept it in the Uvita feria, that's sort of all I need :)
I like that I don't need to have internet connection, which is an issue in the feria.

It's using the boltcard spec, so I think this may be a new thing?

Torvalds confirmed that it will be 7.0

I think the integration with existing POS systems and with existing accounting systems is the biggest added value.
For the Finito solution, are you considering yo have a plugin system so people can write the integrations for you? (Honestly we are probably at the point where many of the integrations could be vibe coded, just given a spec from the provider...)

How does Qerko integrate with the POS systems that restaurants use? For the open source project, are you also planning to integrate with those systems? What's the most complex problem that Qerko had to solve?

It would be great to get someone smart to explain the difference or why specifically Floresta is good? I see some excitement around it, but I also have no knowledge in this space.

Awesome nostr has already (afaik) been posted on Stacker News - the notable new addition here is bringing visibility to the folks on Hacker News about Nostr (and bitcoin), because HN folks are historically very anti-bitcoin and also somewhat anti Nostr. But yeah, I could have also added the direct link in the "discussion" section.

What do you mean?

Agreed with Win 7 being the last decent that had meaningful UI features (e.g. showing progress in the task bar, good grouping navigation, the bottom right corner was clickable to see desktop, etc).

At the same time the Linux DEs are now much better. My go-to is to install minimal Debian (maybe I should write a tutorial for how to install it without the built in apps) with GNOME, one or two extensions and a browser. Super smooth experience even on older laptops (PC and Mac).

This is an interesting/good point from dang that I think also applies on SN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46805717

Allow reposting of "classics" after a year or so is actually a good thing. For SN this maybe works out out of the box, because you can always post link duplicates, you just need to add more sats.

Apparently this is being worked on https://github.com/Roasbeef/lnd/blob/017299fe6f3aec3d8c7ece84c383a47da59862f0/docs/forwarding_history_privacy.md

You could, but if your peers don't delete logs and they keep the same nodes with logs on Amazon servers, then your payments are also retrievable.
Yes, they may think that it's payments to many people (not just single person), but it's still retrievable many years later and so it may connect to you in some other way (timing analysis, etc). I think lnd should default to autodeleting logs, e.g. after 30 days or whatever.

In the final score it would be nice if you list how many I actually clicked correctly on the first try. I know that the overall score is lower because of the failures, but I got some correctly..