# Quoting a Post
For my social media network portfolio project, I am taking a different approach to quoting posts.
Originally, I had a `/quote-post` page separate from the `/create-post` page. However, this didn’t make much sense because quoting a post is essentially creating a post.
So, I have removed the `/quote-post` page and integrated all quoting functionality into the `/create-post` page.
One feature I want to add is allowing users to quote multiple posts within the same post they are creating. Quoting a post is simple, just paste the link to the post, exactly like on Twitter/X.
However, if a user pastes a link to the same post multiple times, it should only count as a single quote.
I love markdown format 🖤
By far the best universal standard for text files. It’s perfect for writing notes — also great for math using LaTeX. At first, LaTeX looks super weird, but once you get the hang of it, it’s actually a really efficient way to write math equations. #latex #obsidian
Apartment fire on Lichtenbergsgade in Horsens 8700.
According to the local fire department, a resident forgot to turn off the stove. #press
Rewriting bad code is time-consuming.
You clean up messy logic, refactor a function… and then something else breaks.
I’m in the process of rewriting a lot of components in a personal project using NextJS. #dev #NextJS
Tried deleting a few notes to see if delete requests are being honored by relays.
To my surprise, the notes are gone from all the relays I published them to. At least, I can’t find the notes anymore.
It doesn’t feel like Christmas without snow 😔
Nostr is not for everyone, and I don’t think it will ever be, and that’s okay.
The reason why I think this is first of all because of the fact that notes can’t be deleted, as there is no way to verify all relays, so you can never be 100% sure.
The second reason is that people are afraid of losing their keys and thereby permanently losing access to their Nostr identity.
I like Nostr, because of no character limits on notes, it’s decentralized, and I feel free when using Nostr because of no stupid walled garden.
Seems like Primal still has got the problem where it’s not showing thumbnails for when you have uploaded a picture.
This means, you have no way of knowing whether the picture is actually uploaded or not… Thought it’d have been fixed in Primal 2.0, but I guess not 😔
I’m surprised Primal does not blur NSFW images by default, and I can’t seem to find an option for it in settings. I know Damus applies blur by default (at least it did for me).
Just checked the global feed on Primal (which I never do cause most on the global feed is garbage) and saw NSFW pictures. Glad I wasn’t in public cause that would’ve been hella awkward…
Testing all the clients is part of what makes #Nostr so fun.
It’s not even December and we’re already getting snow in Denmark. Very unusual. ☃️
I think it’s time for me to get a new hardware wallet.
I’ve been using a Ledger Nano S for many years now. It must be six years at this point.
I need a wallet that supports #Bitcoin and #Monero, which only leaves Ledger and Trezor (not aware of any other).
I feel like Ledger has made multiple L’s in the last few years.
Trezor seems more based, so I’ll probably get the Trezor Safe 5.
It’s crazy how many YouTube channels are making science videos using AI voices. Sometimes it’s hard to know if it’s AI or not…
I’m starting to dislike full stack frameworks like NextJS and Remix. They’re cool because they allow me to work super efficiently.
But then I’m locked into their ecosystem because full stack frameworks are so opinionated.
Separating frontend and backend might take more time, but also gives a lot more freedom and flexibility.
Well, it ain’t perfect yet, but it’s close.
I notice a bug happening when I scroll all the way down. The page will start “jumping”.
I’m using the app on iPhone.
@YakiHonne
Testing the Nostr client called #YakiHonne on iPhone.
So far, it looks crazy good. #Nostr #Client
