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2026-01-19 22:10:55 UTC

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@npub12rv…85vg forgot to mention you

2026-01-19 22:10:30 UTC

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oh, i only just now looked at the screenshot you shared; i call bullshit on those range numbers. Expect 10km in the open field with good line of sight, ideal conditions, in the real world, max.....thats it.

2026-01-19 22:05:28 UTC

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I have experience with LoRa, and is basically the best phy you can have in terms of coverage, so with a decent antenna you should be ok in the woods.
I also think its cool, but the bandwidth limitations of LoRa should make everyone aware of the limited capabilities of such a system. Also LoRa allows you to make trade-offs between bandwidth and range, and given that all the bandwidth will be required, the potential range will be at the low-end of LoRa's potential.
At the end of the day LoRa was designed for the most part to facilitate large sensor networks that only periodically send small amounts of data, for that its perfect, any other application will quickly run into the trade-offs it made to serve its intended purpose

2026-01-19 16:37:38 UTC

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wouldnt a badge or label not be enough/simple/more sensible? Why the trusted assertions? I could be wrong here, but i though the assertions were thirds parties saying things about people, whereas here the event, i.e. the authority on the matter itself, can make the statement directly

2026-01-19 02:30:06 UTC

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Priorities are a bitch, but i did have a look at the local/municipal art subsidies to see if i couldnl funding to do this.
I was imagining people going out on a saturday night posting selfies, a young couple doing a corny love declaration (they broke up a week after so she posts a spitefull comment again) and then some hobo posting shitty crack fueled poems...the landmark/statue would basically have its own feed with all this stuff (and the municipal relay would be moderated, but hey...nostr..)

2026-01-18 19:57:49 UTC

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Ive had this idea of embedding signers into statues and other landmarks such that if you are in range (be that nfc, or bluetooth), the landmark would musig2 cooperatively sign events with you, so those events are dedicated to that location (the resulting npub would be 'you at that location').
You could do something similar with a radio-system with longer range (lora's bandwidth is really fucking limited, but perhaps for chat it works).
Now the point of my innitial idea was that the landmark-embedded signer only needed power and no internet connection, so i guess assuming the location-based thing has internet,there are indeed other ways of doing it, like sharing a list or whatever.

2026-01-18 10:34:16 UTC

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Because you mentioned graphineos i assume you are on android?
Yakihonne is good, but so is amethyst. Those two really go neck on neck between each of their updates haha. Nice thing about nostr is that you can use just all of them depending on what it is you want to do :).
Sidenote: do you use a remote signer such as amber? Primal also has this feature now. And do you use zapstore?

2026-01-18 02:26:04 UTC

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Perhaps we can replace it with screenshots of those words

2026-01-18 00:47:41 UTC

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ha, questr-basic was this throw-away tinker project i did. Unfortunately it seems i would have to rebroadcast the profiles and posts in order to make the vibe-coded client i made, to work, because it looks like all the stuff is gone from the relay it relies on. Shame because it did look nice on desktop, but atleast i included some screenshots :).
But then again, the thing itself works on any client.
#nevent1q…j9ws

2026-01-18 00:04:17 UTC

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False, i already made one for questr at the time

2026-01-17 06:18:09 UTC

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The issue you describe is i assume on primal? That is because primal is not a real nostr client and those fuckers are slow to fix that because....i dont know they have (wrong) ideas about stuff 🙄
Primal does not connect with relays to fetch stuff, it connects to a (well their) "cashing server", so if stuff is not on there you dont see it. When you post things it does connect to relays however

2026-01-16 21:13:00 UTC

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No really, please do, its what im here for 🤷‍♂️

2026-01-16 11:35:55 UTC

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Ok, so i have two answers for you and they are both true at the same time.
1:
Thats the nice thing, it does/should not really matter. What the mechanism is, is that you declare at what relays you put your own stuff. If i follow you, i am aware of that declaration (obviously this is a list thats there in the background and its all automated etc. etc.), so i just go look at those relays and ask for your stuff. These are your ''write, or outbox'' relays. At the same time, you declare what relays you keep an eye on, such that if i post something i want you to be aware of (like this comment on your post for example), i make sure to (also) send it to those relays such that you get a notification. These are your ''read, or inbox'' relays.
It does not really matter all that much what relays you use (other than how fast and reliable they are, how long they retain/store events and are generally good actors that dont censor you). Generally you could say having 2 dedicated write relays, 2 read relays and 1 read&write relay (so 5 total), should have you covered to the most part. Consider getting 1 paid relay. Then there are also DM-relays, similar story, could be the same relays, could be different more dedicated relays for that purpose.
All of this is the stuff you set up in your relay setting and constitutes your relay list. From this perspective, being on more relays does not really make a lot of sense, and will only slow things down and make clients sluggish because they will be needlessly connecting to more relays.
2:
Outside of your relay list, where the specific relay does not really matter that much and they are interchangeable. Relays can also function as this dedicated place/platform/website, that is moderated (be that based on people, or content, or whatever metric you can imagine) for a particular purpose. Those relays are more like websites you visit and browse and see whats up. The moment you see someone interesting on one of those relays and follow them, immediately the dynamic described under 1 applies as well. Yakihonne is a phone/web client that allows you to browse those relays, or have a look at jumble.social that also makes browsing relays, for example this one: https://jumble.social/?r=relays.land/spatianostra .
I made this silly little video about it, that i am now reminded off that i need to repost on Nostr the correct way, but il just use the youtube link for now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL34LnBs0OQ
PS: Im an asshole with a terrible relay list that i still need to clean up, so don't feel bad in anyway, i suck at this myself, just do as i say don't do as i do and all will be good 😉

2026-01-16 10:19:38 UTC

Howdy folks, say hello to @nprofile…4a8d a musician that found his way to Nostr. Did not listen to his stuff, he might suck for all i know, but sick of spotify and alike he figured out how to use Nostr, so thats good enough for me to give him a leg up :)

2026-01-15 23:32:07 UTC

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B.E.E.R. fund it is!

2026-01-15 06:18:14 UTC

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Ignore tepp for all i care, just the notion of a signer that broadcasts and send back succes messages instead of signed events is all im asking for