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As every week, I'm working in a new video.
This time is about Nodes (on chain & LN) and why are they very important to the network, the video will be available (in Spanish) next week on my Youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@criptopanas)
Keeping my longest cowboy streak going until __@_'-' reaches its destination: 5
I've been using nostr via Iris or Snort as a Twitter alternative. I find it slow and clunky. So I've been using it less. I'm interested in what others are building on nostr, but I'm seeing these same issues.
@FrickFrickFrick I don't know if you will see this but sincerely here is some advice. Don't take "people" online personal. None of this is real. I'm including myself here. We are all personas. You are as well. You are better off adjusting your perspective of online discourse. I'm not excusing or condemning anyone's behavior online but when you realize it isn't real... it changes the way you receive communications. I don't know you, you don't know me. We could have 1000s of exchanges on this site. You still don't know me. Don't kid yourself. I see this a lot online. Our online personas are just that. Personas. Not the real person.
Take it or leave it. My advice here is sincere, I have allowed others to trigger me online. I still do at times but now I realize, that's my flaw. I need to see the Internet for what it truly is.
https://metadata.nostr.com/ might work
Weak entropy is closer to the anonymous envelop. There is no way to contact the owner of a wallet created with weak entropy.
But, put it this way: if your mother created a wallet with weak entropy, and you serendipitously found the weak entropy wallet and then took the funds, but you honestly didn't know they were hers until months later when she complained about an anonymous "hacker".
Would you give her, her funds back? Would you tell her you 'just found an anonymous wallet' and so you wouldn't give it back? Would you just stay quiet, lie by omission?
Does this change, if its a stranger?
You asked to have somebody change your mind. I have tried. I have my own answers to the above. I wish you the best, in figuring out your own answers.
Couple thoughts:
- Stacker.news node might be a good first node to connect to https://amboss.space/node/03cc1d0932bb99b0697f5b5e5961b83ab7fd66f1efc4c9f5c7bad66c1bcbe78f02 Appears to have very small channels open.
- I had a similar thought journey as you are having Many small channels sounds nice but does not work very well. Between on chain fees, nodes have minimal capacity threshold (which are always not visible till you try to open a channel), and closing channel in high fee environment. One can easily have a large percentage of the balance eaten up by fees.
- You could Uncle Jim for the people you are setting up. Connect them to your node (which could be better connected and better founded). You could open a channel to them to provide inbound liquidity.
- I am blanking on the name/BIP# but there is a movement out there to make LSP (Lighting Service Provider) funding more easier and open (visible to all not just users in a particular LSP)
Keeping my longest cowboy streak going until __@_'-' reaches its destination: 8
I think the issue was that our load balancer wasn't passing the user's IP to the relay properly so it thought all users had the same IP. Should be resolved now.
Also yes we are open source and our NWC implementation is here: https://github.com/coinos/coinos-server/blob/master/lib/nwc.ts