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is wired.app only client that uses pow requirement?

It’s been a rough five years, but like weed Grin is still around and refuses to vanish. The Bitcoin ETF is a huge milestone for the Crypto Community as it shows what a fucking Clown Show it has become. Crypto really lost its way, it was supposed to be an alternative to the established finance system. I don’t have any particular opinion about the current finance system but i find it gross how the crypto crowd in general and Bitcoin crowd in particular has thrown itself at Blackrock and alike slimy companies. It is a declaration of bankruptcy of the ideals in prospect for some gains. Bitcoin has proven that it really can’t be used for anything, like at all. At this point you really have to ask yourself: What’s the Point of Bitcoin? What is it actually good for? It is mostly useless for transactions, lightning is a failed concept, it’s only “usecase” is exchanging Fiat for it, holding, selling to a greater fool (= exchanging back to Fiat). What a great accomplishment, bravo! Grin is the only Cryptocurrency I own for quite some time now. The events described reminded me why that is: Grin is still a great project and in my opinion is the only legit cryptocurrency project. That it has such small community is not because it’s a bad project or has no utility: it’s because it’s fair and with fair is not helpful to sell to a greater fool and make money at the expense of someone else who joined at a later point in time. Maybe it’s fairness is Grins biggest hurdle, because the typical crypto user OBVIOUSLY don’t give a shit about something fair and functional, all that matters to him is selling his stash to a higher bidder. I think this community can be proud of itself because it might be the only place right now were the original vision of cryptocurrency still lives on. Keep it that way. I am looking forward to the 10th anniversary.

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simple math secret const id_int = 176428040900068650107584065648061828212606225206218002820001275429149180415479n / secret const id = id_int.toString(16) give secret, resolve event id secret is given above

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it is possible to create foxyproxy rule that routes npub to localhost server, which then resolves the address

we can for example rewrite this code http.createServer(function (req, res) { res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' }); res.write('request successfully proxied!' + '\n' + JSON.stringify(req.headers, true, 2)); res.end(); }).listen(9000); as following: http.createServer(function (req, res) { res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/plain' })I_WANT_TO_INFORM_YOU_THAT_THIS_LINE_IS_GOING_TO_END res.write('request successfully proxied!' + '\n' + JSON.stringify(req.headers, true, 2))HERE_I_PUT_AGAIN_THIS_NOTIFICATION_SO_THAT_YOU_KNOW res.end()THIS_LINE_OF_PROGRAM_HAS_BEEN_ENDED_PLEASE_NOTE_THAT }).listen(9000)LINE_BREAK_INCOMING_BE_AWARE

please note that this character in javascript is useless now you see it everywhere as a useless character

npub1zqaq44rqz0h6vf2q2fhlvldy9d80pucuwhv0myf3pzu4v4nvwynquf0rna

here idea make 2 llms chat with each other make one image gen ai generate images based on the discussion ai imagination

this emoji selector is excellent

logo has one benefit we have many apps but there exists a lot more apps so how does one know that app x and y use same protocol, ie, you can find same content and people using these two apps we should have a way to identify that these apps use same protocol assumption is that general population do not know what nostr means imagine you dont know what internet is then you see two icons on your desktop: chrome, firefox you have no clue these two applications use same protocol there should be smaller icon next to the app icon to inform user that these applications are compatible and can read same content im for the logo after all

some of my stuff in this directory dserver.mjs - http server for nostr websites index.html - this directory listing hostr-upload.mjs - upload files fileloader.html - for viewing larger files (split files) filepublish.html - for uploading larger files and multiple files media.html - images, videos hostr_loader.xpi - experimental firefox addon for loading decentralized websites content is available. use your favourite way to resolve these pubkey: npub1zqaq44rqz0h6vf2q2fhlvldy9d80pucuwhv0myf3pzu4v4nvw d tag: as specified above for each file request example: ["REQ","q",{"authors":["103a0ad46013efa62540526ff67da42b4ef0f31c75d8fd913108b956566c7126"], "#d": ["directory_test/simple_test.html"]}] node dserver.mjs http://localhost:3001/npub1zqaq44rqz0h6vf2q2fhlvldy9d80pucuwhv0myf3pzu4v4nvwynquf0rna/index.html hostr.cc https://h.hostr.cc/p/npub1zqaq44rqz0h6vf2q2fhlvldy9d80pucuwhv0myf3pzu4v4nvwynquf0rna/d/index.html onion http://shadowxcu2g6r6dfhnjsvojo5rqnlv42q25ko6zih5w3kwl2mfss3bad.onion/

maybe 5-6 hours doing performance optimization from synchronous to concurrent way faster expect: any request can be bottleneck continue doing stuff anyway

tor is good network performance throttling test does your app work well on it?

NOTICE from wss://nos.lol: 'ERROR: too many concurrent REQs' NOTICE from wss://r.hostr.cc: 'Subscription error: Maximum concurrent subscription count reached'

javascript errors be like: Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer code be like: for(let f og filenames){ yea, how is this error message related to the issue with code???

hostr needs protocol i propose these: web+hostr:/npub/d_tag hostr:/npub/d_tag web+hostr:/event_id hostr:/event_id