Gm βοΈ Maybe you just suck. Nostr is amazing π
Login to reply
Replies (54)
Gm π€£
What happened?
GM π€
GM
GM corndalorian you either suck or you donβt use the best social available ππ€πΌ
GM Cameri!
Apparently some devs think nostr sucks. They need to get out and use it for fun more π€·ββοΈπ
View quoted note β
Could this be sarcasm? Maybe heβs mocking the original post? I donβt know him that well to tell π€£
GM! π
Could be π Could be some true sentiments veiled in sarcasm too. Idk. Iβm just having fun poking back.
suckED ME /\/ */*Gm***
Oh I see what you did π€£π€£
Good morning, Corn!
GM
GM corn πͺβοΈ
GM corn! π
Nostr is winning
GM PV FREN
#Bitcoin fixes the money
GM βπ
Gm βπ
Maybe NOSTR is great, But sucks compared to other projects behind paywalls and bubble data centers that have larger development budgets and nobody is proving anything except the ability to nerd. Cyberspace cannot lead anyone to happiness better than a human can lead themselves, It can only enhance your physical reality. Who is better is irrelevant.
GM βπ«‘
it is common among "starving artists" - they make art that *they* think is special, but disregard other people's opinions about their art, so they never sell anything.
GM π«βοΈ
GM
GM!βοΈ
GM βπποΈ
GM βπ§‘
My idea is to do cool things with the data that Nostriches are already creating. No one else has to like it or use it or enjoy it. As long as I like it my success conditions are met.
GM βπ«βοΈ
GM βπ«π
GM corndalorian ππ΄ββ οΈπ€π§‘π
GOOD MORNING βπ
GMπ»βπ
GM π«β
GMβ
GM π§‘β
GM β
GM βπ«
GM βπ§‘
Would hit much harder if it read "Builds things that suck instead of things that nobody uses" π¬ h/t to @Bitcoin Mechanic , heard that from him.
Fuck βem, as you said Nostr is amazing, why does it feel like @fiatjaf is just trying to put the whole protocol into a social media client model for comparison when it is a parallel universe to the World Wide Web
Instead of suck, I feeling so bad to Nostr origin creatorπ₯΄
If you look at the web it started with a protocol (HTTP) and a single dominant client, a browser called "WorldWideWeb", which they renamed Nexus in 1994 to avoid confusion with the broader concept of the World Wide Web. So the first "WorldWideWeb" was basically Chrome. Other clients then appeared and evolved, making HTTP more robust (Line Mode, Erwise, Viola, Mosaic...)
This idea that HTTP appeared and then the web just sort of "happened" on top of it is widespread but totally false. It was a client model from the start.
From Doubt to Financial Success
Initially, I was cautious about online investments, but a recommendation from a friend led me to Susan platform on WhatsApp, which sparked my curiosity. I decided to invest $5000, and to my surprise, I saw immediate returns! This success completely transformed my financial outlook. Today, I'm proud to be earning over $100,000. If you're ready to start your investment journey with confidence, reach out to β‘ Susan β‘ on WhatsApp or Email. Begin your path to financial growth today!
Contact Susan:
WhatsApp: +1 (472) 218-4301
Email:susandemirors@gmail.com
I guess I didnβt make that clear, Nostr is a parallel universe to http or the internet as people know it and the creator of the protocol seems like he is comparing it to a social media client
It's different though. HTTP created a new space from thin air. Nostr is a protocol that lives on top of HTTP and competes for adoption with many other decentralised social protocols: ATProtocol, ActivityPub, Farcaster, DSNP.org, Willow, Goblins... It's a long list. Each one is good at some things and not good at others. And a lot of overlap too; almost everything Nostr supports ATProtocol can also support, etc.
A lot of people here seem to ignore all these other decentralised social protocols, and so fiatjaf has a point.
WorldWideWeb was the first browser/editor from 1990. It's still going, and I have a call with it's creator later today, to help finish it.
Mosaic came after and is the father of firefox, chrome, netscape. The main thing done by the VCs was to add multi media and remove the editing facitlity. The web was supposed to be editable by its users. VCs shifted that to the servers, which they owned.
HTTP and the web browser were released together. It was actually designed to transmit notes and other stuff. The first version didnt have HTTP PUT, but that was added later, with a scaling architecture. Which is why it took off.
100% correct. Relays are just (HTTP) web servers with some features turned off.
very small money compare to create on π .
X as giant tech I not sure about how big the money
======================
#8 π Nostr Memes
======================
1. View quoted note β
2. View quoted note β
3. View quoted note β
4. View quoted note β
5. View quoted note β
6. View quoted note β
7. View quoted note β
8. View quoted note β
9. View quoted note β
10. View quoted note β
11. View quoted note β
#memes_nostr_recap