good day , all

The French government has ordered all its officials to use an open source chat solution developed by France, named TChap https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/france-makes-state-owned-messaging-app-tchap-mandatory-for-public-officials/3675837

hi @lunaticoin

@Vitor Pamplona so whats up with the text that's readable only on #amethyst? what's the logic behind that, and/or NIP?

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good night to all from India (using Nostr Console. Yes it still works almost as well as it did previously)

hello 🌎�

test post with difficulty 16

lumilumi.app is pretty nice web client ...

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good night to all 'americanos' and good morning to all in the right hemisphere, from Nostr console (in wsl)

Had a few weeks free so I did some improvements in Nostr Console. Now it supports * nevent and nprofile expansion. * supports reading private key from json config file ( same format as Nostr Commander) * Supports mentions like @Vishalxl @jb55 To be tested further and to release.

test @MrNostr Commander Augustus @Vishalxl_browser_ end

nostr:npub1gzuushllat7pet0ccv9yuhygvc8ldeyhrgxuwg744dn5khnpk3gs3ea5dstesting nostr console with mentions. for simple one word names without spaces.

test two mentions @Vishalxl @Vishalxl_browser_

Terence Eden has a new blog about spam in his FOSS Matrix client.

I’m never going back to Matrix – Terence Eden’s Blog

And there is a lesson for all nostr client devs in there.

Openvibe.social is an interesting (proprietary) app that combines 4 different social networks incl Nostr, Mastodon and Bluesky. Here is a review by John Gruber ( though 6 months dated)

Daring Fireball

Openvibe, a Multi-Social-Network App for Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads (Supposedly), and Nostr

Openvibe, which mashes together multiple accounts from mulitple networks into a single timeline, is interesting, but not for me — and I’m n...

'I really don’t see the point of mashing the tweets from two (or more!) different social networks into one unified timeline. To me it’s just confusing.'

Bitcoin's average 10 minute update window ( which isn't exact because of the design), is kind of a genius move. We are all used to having real time systems so much, adding delay, that too in minutes, in some update in what's actually a database/ledger, seems counter-intuitive. Point where I want to get, and what I find interesting, is why can't we add this same kind back off time-wait logic into (decentralized) social media updates. Why do we want real time updates. Lets give people 10 minutes to think about something and reply. haha