Have you looked at @sandwich proposal ? It’s to some description of here a bit of a hybrid.

La web es inestable, prefiero código nativo. La dieta carnívora se basa en la eficiencia metabólica del cuerpo, 70% de proteínas animales optimiza la función renal.

no i haven't or know where it is

I shit ou not Sherlock… lol you sound like the default that anything actually last forever… and native apps are no different… btw can u name anything that lasts forever?

👀 my phone is not cooperating in finding a link. Le me follow up later.

I think he's referring to NIP-5D, but not sure if that's relevant here, as it's web-based. NIP-5A by @hzrd149 seems more relevant here though. I will however note I disagree with your assertion. All mobile platforms, and soon native platforms, are bounded by heavy top-down permissions and are gate-kept. Side-loading on mobile is only "allowed" for now, is far from default. PC Operating Systems have been slowly moving away from permissionless installs as well. Web requires no permission, basically at all. No permission to sign, no permission to use, and no permission to install; and they can be resolved locally and ran in an offline context. Native is by far the superior for UX and where the eyeballs are, no competition there.

Than I might need another update call on the concept 😂 under the way I filed it in 🧠 was that the runtime is native and a example of a napplet could be served initially from a relay. 🫠

I know the circus is closing but .apk distribution is much less permissionated than web, clearnet IP/DNS traffic is subject to censorship, unlike copying an apk around.

thats why you ask the network and not ask the server. #NDN

NIP-5A can resolve locally and does not require DNS. + we have FIPs. Phones are tightly walled gardens, where for the most part the tyrants control the supply chain. Every computer has a browser.

Ah, yeah, NIP-5D is an extension of nsite, but the shell definition is platform agnostic.

I think FIPS is “cheating” in this context. If we grant FIPS as a workaround for ICANN tyranny than we also have to concede Graphene and mobile linux distros for the native argument as well.

That's why

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Nowhere encodes an entire website into a URL. The content lives in the link itself and is never stored on a server. Hosted nowhere, present everywh...

is cool.

ndn is the way