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Thank you so much- super excited to explore Nostr

really awesome.

Seems pretty contrived to run IoT like this

My nostr account 👇 npub19rehkg9ezuanmyuzmlnxwux5cr3em8ky7g5qrjwvpt5pw66euj9stvs0yj

My nostr account 👇 npub19rehkg9ezuanmyuzmlnxwux5cr3em8ky7g5qrjwvpt5pw66euj9stvs0yj

Here is a ChatGPT summary: - The talk was initially planned as a fireside chat with Dread, who couldn't make it, so Jeff turned it into a short talk. - Jeff has been building on Nostr since early 2023 with the support of an OpenSat's grant. - Jeff's internet messaging career began in 1993 with AOL Instant Messenger, ICQ, and IRC. - Messaging apps have been crucial for both social interactions and significant societal events like the Arab Spring and recent events in Venezuela. - Security in messaging involves two main aspects: privacy (protecting metadata) and confidentiality (ensuring message content is unreadable by unauthorized parties). - Forward secrecy and post-compromise security are important for maintaining message security over time. - The first direct message scheme on Nostr lacked forward secrecy and post-compromise security, making it vulnerable if a key was compromised. - Nip-44 improved encryption but did not address metadata protection or forward secrecy. - Gift wrapping (Nip-59) was introduced to obfuscate metadata but could lead to denial of service attacks. - The current state-of-the-art for direct messages on Nostr combines Nip-44 and Nip-59, improving encryption and metadata protection but still lacking forward secrecy and post-compromise security. - Group messaging on Nostr includes several NIPs for public and private groups, each with its own trade-offs. - The future proposal involves using Messaging Layer Security (MLS) to create secure, scalable group messaging with strong forward secrecy and post-compromise security. - MLS allows for large groups, efficient key management, and no metadata leakage, but requires good tooling for client implementation. - MLS is interoperable with other systems and can be upgraded over time to adapt to new security needs. - Main message: The evolution of direct and group messaging on Nostr aims to balance security, scalability, and usability, with future improvements focusing on robust encryption and metadata protection through MLS.

This guy lost me the moment I saw the quote from Kamala Harris at 12:29.

Lets Go Tech Star!

His voice always makes me so sleepy. 😴 I'm going to pay attention to this feeling. 💗

what should be an important issue for 99% of social media users is just not on their radar bc their brains are addicted to dopamine infusions from likes and comments ... to get them to care / switch the next social media needs press buttons in the prefrontal cortex, not the reptilian limbic system

21:00 Imagino que o potencial disso pra publicação científica, revisões, citacões, e toda discussão da comunidade científica que poderia haver nessa rede aberta, poderia criar um incentivo para a publicação realmente pública, livre de direitos autorais. Não seria a solução ideal para o Sci Hub?

thank you!

His name is river hodl?

thinking... 31 minutes later. What is going on with the hat covering Patrick's eyes? It would be nice to see your beautiful face.

Nickelodeon, giving this thought #

The problem with Nostr is that the lack of interconnectedness makes it difficult to use.

💜 Will give it a try

Love it 🎉

It doesn’t have to work with BTC only! Try adding Nano (XNO) which is already instant and feeless on the L1!

Were the NSEX puns intended? LOL!

oh man! P2PK eCash stored on relays is a fantastic idea! Are any clients working on implementing this?

Such a great conference and great music. Where I can found the station?

Great talk!

Let’s go nostr! 😎

This bit about copying keys around into various apps will limit this from ever becoming mainstream. And it will always keep the door open for centralization. th-cam.com/video/XUsk7cqZyKU/w-d-xo.html

ok Can we share in this crappy chat the event ID of all these conversations? where are they hosted...? I'd like to watchthem ON nostr instead of here. thanks

Thanks for posting this up. Been on Nostr a week so just finding my feet with it.

Hello Nostr Goodbye Xitter

As a non-technical new user, it took me some time to setup a new wallet of Satoshi on my new Primal client. Making this task easier and safer is good news.

Jack: nostr user :B

#siamstr 💜

protocol > platform

GM PV CN SZ! incredible 101 talk. can't zap on yt.

Cool presentation, thank you for that!

finding the right question 🧭💜

Practice safe nsecs 💀💀 I see what you did there 👏👏

How many servers are there? Over 9000!!?

thank you! THIS is what us non techie types need. somewhere to get started and up to speed...

People who go out into public when they're clearly sick. Coughing and spreading germs. Detracts from the message, whatever that was. Stay home and get well. That was hard to watch. Pack a tissue or two next time.

Thank you derek for your insights on nostr! GM and pura Vida!💜 😉

what about sending attached zaps with each note to relays that accept the note for storage? This would ensure that the relay gets paid to keep the note for the long term. The higher the zap the more relays will store it. Also, why can't clients have relays built in? and then just sync on launch?

i want nostr for free speech

Elon Musk's decision to purchase Twitter and implement sweeping changes can be seen as a subtle critique of how Jack Dorsey and his team managed the Twitter platform. Musk found it necessary to overhaul nearly every moderation policy that had been put in place under Dorsey, even going so far as to restructure the entire workforce. The concept of the "shadow ban council," a term Musk used to describe Dorsey's moderation practices, was a direct result of Dorsey's policies. Interestingly, Musk did not bring Dorsey back in any leadership capacity, which speaks volumes. It seems that Dorsey might now be trying to reshape his legacy, casting himself in a more favorable light.

Great discussion! While I'm not an expert in IT and I'm new to Nostr and its capabilities, I found the conversation around using micropayments to authenticate human users versus AI/spam quite interesting. Has there been any consideration regarding the specific amount for these micropayments? For instance, while 5 cents might be negligible for users in the U.S., it could be too high for those in poorer countries, hindering the tool's growth and expansion. Also, a good point was made about the centralization of relays; although the network might seem decentralized, it could actually be centralized at the relay level.

Amazing work guys! well done!

Y porque sale con la cara tapada....?

No questions about working with the FBI while at Twitter…

Hmm 🤔

And God requires an account of what is past.”

Revolutionary. What a time to be alive. 🎉