Now I'm realizing my next problem is that I have no idea what to write down. I feel like I'm back in school paralized at the thought of starting an essay... I guess that's probably part of the reason to journal and keep personal notes though. View quoted note →

I'm seeing a lot of people who have a very different take away from the WoT stuff than I do. It seems they think that WoT is some arbitrary "credit score" assigned to users by relay operators or client developers, but from how I understand it, the whole point is that each user will be able to setup their own scoring metrics so each user's WoT is unique. So user A might see a score of 67 for user C, but user B has set different weights so they see 42 for user C. Of course, in practice a lot of people will just use the default provider set in their client and that could lead to some issues so I think we just need to make sure that new users have a way of easily setting up their own scoring system and make it very clear that the scores they see are not necessarily what others see. Perhaps it's possible to build a WoT provider into something like @Citrine or if not maybe just its own standalone app that you point your client towards.

Ok I give up trying to get wot to show up in amethyst, tried a bunch of supposedly wot providing relays in all the different relay categories and nothing so whatever

I made an emoji pack View article →

What do I win? View quoted note →

I want to start taking more personal notes, what do y'all use for taking and organizing notes? What I'm looking for: - FOSS - Linux and Android apps - Saves to plaintext files so I can use Syncthing - easy management with folders, tags, search, etc - built-in todo/kanban/project management features would be nice #asknostr

People love to dismiss privacy and security until it affects them directly View quoted note →

B: [attack] never happens so it's stupid to worry about [defense]. M: without [defense], [entity] can easily [attack] you. B: YOU [attack] me then smart guy. Every time man 🫠

I'm realizing more and more that I really just do not like watching video content on desktop. For me a desktop is for productivity applications, text-based websites, and games. Videos go on the TV while I sit on a comfy sofa and mobile is the worst way to consume anything.