Thread - Nostr Hypermedia

I have to write it down. I'll release a CLI soon that handles packaging and upload, it is just missing some details already present when uploading through 44billion.net's napp store. It uses base93 for file chunks, the most efficient space-wise JSON-safe binary-to-text encoding. The chunks also carry Merkle Mountain Range tree proofs. I guess @Vitor Pamplona will love it cause its old NIP-95 on steroids

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fiatjaf _@fiatjaf.com 1 month ago

You should just make each Napp be an event with a list of filenames with hashes, then whoever wants to fetch that does it from the publisher's Blossom server. Once it's downloaded it's served from the local cache. There is no need or anything to gain from using this base93 madness.

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Vitor Pamplona _@vitorpamplona.com 1 month ago

lol, yes. We have base64 encrypted data everywhere on Nostr events. It's time we stop this bullshit against binary payloads. We have been doing binary on relays quite well.

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Martti Malmi sirius@iris.to 1 month ago

Tauri version of this would be interesting. Independent of DNS + CA + host server, doesn't update without the user knowing. Could use native keystore outside the browser renderer.

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