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Was replying to someone, then the idea that Nostr is a "Hydra of Freedom" popped in my head x3

Btw, assuming all's good with this, we can have what people are used to: username and password login, along with a forget/change-password Here's the flow: nostr:nevent1qqsdl895d3pfssl7grz58c7z59grf7g4chm2rd3hlw9ur8gk3z0hyngpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtczyq7w5jqxk8s6nq5axr2uhzncqyw5yuwxga8tx9f3ajgl9qgslcl5qqcyqqqqqqgckkczs

DNN: Decentralized Naming Network A Bitcoin-anchored naming system for nostr and the web. - Doesn't bloat Bitcoin (no data added to it). - Not a blockchain / there's no shitcoin. - Permissionless. - Censorship-resistant. - Scalable. - Cheap / no recurring payment. - Have whatever name you want and change it whenever you want. - Human-readable & human-memorable ID/address/true-name. - A lot of secondary-effect solutions and benefits that come out of this. Here's the slave ICANN site for it: https://icannot.xyz/ (^ links to the readme to read about it, along with the NIP-DN and node policy) Tell me what you think. This is a draft and might not go anywhere. Decided to share it with the public early, even before talks with people. Ask any questions or share any concerns or criticisms you may have. If this turns out to be a proper solution, then I'd continue developing it, assuming I'd have funds for it, or if devs come along to help develop it. https://video.nostr.build/ce76b435f360425f24ec98faeb037527bc33af90e453511c67b8ca813f62b14c.mp4

First talk concluded and marks the first "I'm not delusional" check x3 Another talk with more specialized people should be happening soon for a stronger check. Also, I realized that this solves nostr relay discovery between users and clients. Meaning no more continuous extensive relay management, and no need for outbox model (if I'm understanding everything right). nostr:nevent1qqstmpsentrs89rg3spavsjwrlz7zg77nqsjstf0s3lvj576xvpuarcpzfmhxue69uhkummnw3eryvfwvdhk6tczyq7w5jqxk8s6nq5axr2uhzncqyw5yuwxga8tx9f3ajgl9qgslcl5qqcyqqqqqqghk26e7

Played Arc Raiders. I like it. But I'll only get it once/if it'll have a pve only mode. Also, similar to The Finals, ugly models.

The more I'm refining the idea, writing the protocol readme, the NIP and its kinds, the **** policy, the more I'm getting confident in it actually being "it" / the actual end solution (or rather the best solution so far) that the might actually get off the ground and reach mass adoption. I'm hoping I can finish the presentation for it to show other close devs this upcoming working week and get their opinion of it / confirm I'm not delusional with it, and if not and there would be what seems like hard blockers, I'd want to bounce with a couple of more people then share it publicly (I'll still share it publicly even if it ended up being a bad idea, so that others might learn and perhaps figure out a more appropriate solution). nostr:nevent1qqstmpsentrs89rg3spavsjwrlz7zg77nqsjstf0s3lvj576xvpuarcpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtczyq7w5jqxk8s6nq5axr2uhzncqyw5yuwxga8tx9f3ajgl9qgslcl5qqcyqqqqqqgpmtwn2

TwiX will soon partially dox its users. Fun times x3

I... might have figured out a potential solution to the ICANN issue, one that utilizies Bitcoin (without putting any data in it, it's blocks/transactions/nodes) and nostr, and without needing to have a new blockchain (no pow or pos or currency even). I'll digest it a bit more, then circle the idea with others, then if it passes that I'll open up the discussion publicly. It's not a perfect solution, but a shit ton better than a raw public address. I've been thinking about this for years, and Nomen was close but considering my realization of the core 30 issue and me being a bitcoin monetary purest, and i guess others pointed out a scalability issue with it, it didn't pan out, so I really hope what I thought of is a good idea, so we can be rid of ICANN and solve a bunch of other issues because of it (like having an email address you own and so on).

Played the demo. Getting it. Not because of the gameplay, but because of everything else. Hell Maiden https://store.steampowered.com/app/3372060/Hell_Maiden/ https://video.nostr.build/d8f64a93aa2c9cc630d60de1f942d5aa155d5edb38d759ed3736455052744184.mp4

Good or bad idea? Look at a Steam store page for game, go to the reviews section, all user reviews, be it bad or good, mention what they think the game should be bought at. Examples: Hollow Knight, recommended, recommended price: $15 (-25%) Megabonk, recommended, recommended price: $20 (+100%) Also, there's be an aggregate price recommendation from all that data to average a recommended purchase price. This is basically another data point for the user the help them decide if they want to get a game or not, alongside general review average. Go for it? Yay or nay?

My internet is shit, but fuck it this action is needed nostr:nevent1qqswcw0hay3cx9za0j643nef6wv555vd73yaqs2fw0qwg7r0a9yhamcppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qgsre6jgq6c7r2vzn5cdtju20qq36sn3cer5avc4x8kfru5pzrlr7sqrqsqqqqqptz5rny