If you haven’t seen it yet, this is also great. POC Nostr based Uber. I actually built the same thing as a POC a year ago.. but this was better. I still can’t seem to find his pubkey.

GitHub

GitHub - ArcadeCity/bullrun: An open protocol for P2P services powered by Bitcoin & Nostr

An open protocol for P2P services powered by Bitcoin & Nostr - ArcadeCity/bullrun

Single HTML file, 1,000 lines of code, fully self-custodial, functional Nostr based Bitcoin Webstore. 👀

Ideally I can make this hidden legend view load by default for mobile/smaller screens. Tweaked scrolling for desktop too.

Having a requests tab is kind of funny for DMs, because bots get stuck in that tab.. because why would you reply to them. Examples are wine bot, mutiny wallet, and others. I likely wouldn’t follow them.. but I’d like to promote them across to the left tab, instead of the requests tab - mostly as I miss stuff. I’d also like a way to hide/remove DMs. Maybe all and forever, and maybe just hide all before this cursor. Ideally it would work cross app.

At some point enough people will understand that politicians (ignoring the system, their personality, how they got there, parties, etc) are just fund managers. They manage a public pool of money, and sometimes people below them who manage smaller pools. When they actually turn up, they sometimes vote in laws they never read. That’s it. If they manage money, it’s their literal job, why would you trust them with your personal health advice? Then, why would you trust them with any personal advice? You shouldn’t. They don’t care about you. Not one bit.

“You too can boost your sim hack target profile with this off skew dying blue mark!” On a more serious note, mobile phone numbers as KYC (due to global SIM laws requiring ID to purchase a SIM, pushed even into developing countries), AND security is a huge problem. It stems from two key root problems. How do you limit membership or a trials to one (or very few) per person - often a credit card to sign up is an approach used too. And second problem is SIM as KYC - it means they don’t store your photo ID, but that’s already recorded via your SIM (that’s likely paid for your bank card, which had KYC as well). The layers of tracking and control here is unacceptable for a free society’s people. Nostr will have a similar challenge to limit things like free trials, signup credits, or memberships - however we can work towards KYC free approaches. Ultimately decoupling individuals from a mobile phone number is critical for freedom. I proposed earlier that p2p and mesh net can help decentralise mobile data networks in the coming decade. Worth thinking about today and avoiding these mistakes for Nostr.