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daniele
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Working on https://fevela.me, https://nstart.me, https://njump.me, https://oracolo.me and other inspiring nostr projects. I love to build helpful things that people are pleased to use, mixing tech, design, usability and accessibility.
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dtonon 1 month ago
I just fixed a certificate related issue in #Manent that was preventing the update via @Zapstore (it was not their fault!), so a new v1.6.0 release has been shipped only for Android. Warning: ⚠ Reinstall required No new features or fixes in this release, it only changes the signing certificate. Android can't update over your current install when the certificate changes, so you have to uninstall Manent first, then install this version. Future updates will work normally. Before uninstalling, try to Log out: it warns you if any notes haven't synced yet. If it does, cancel, wait for the sync, and check again. Make sure you can log back in too (nsec, bunker, or Amber). The "Certificate mismatch" message you find on Zapstore is normal, just Uninstall and reinstall. Sorry for the mess! :) FYI @Gigi @Chris @Stack
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dtonon 1 month ago
Remember: > If you want privacy, use a relay you trust for some reason, which is probably the least of your worries anyway because you also need to trust every participant not to leak stuff. View quoted note →
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dtonon 1 month ago
I've been told some users won't even consider an app if it doesn't have dark mode. Well, here you go: #Manent v1.5.0 is out with dark mode support (+ minor fixes). So now you're a new Manent fan? image Install it via @Zapstore or download from PS: You don't know what Manet is? A private, encrypted space for your notes and files, built on Nostr.
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dtonon 1 month ago
Do you want to help Nostr grow? Be creative (and just a little evil): image #grownostr
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dtonon 2 months ago
image Today I learned about Yobitsugi. It is the counterpart to the more famous Kintsugi technique, in which cracks are filled with gold. But in Kintsugi, the pieces are all from the same bowl: they are put back together, and the gold marks the lines of the break. Yobitsugi begins where Kintsugi ends: when a fragment has been lost. It’s gone, and it won’t return. So the potter doesn’t make a fake replacement: he looks for a shard from another piece of pottery, a color that doesn’t quite match, a pattern that clashes, and grafts it right in, leaving it visible. The result is bowls made up of two stories.