#吐槽
Why are all the NIP-94 implementations server-side only, especially the NIP-96 server, and is it really only the server that can compute the metadata for a file? Why isn't this process done on the client side, and if I insert a random network memes does that mean I'll never be able to add the metadata that makes sense to the client (unless I consider writing event JSON manually)?
As far as I know, all the file metadata for the NIP-35 for Torrent indexing is client-supplied, and users can even fill it in themselves, but somehow it's become a server-only affair with the NIP-96.
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Why are all the NIP-94 implementations server-side only, especially the NIP-96 server, and is it really only the server that can compute the metadata for a file? Why isn't this process done on the client side, and if I insert a random network memes does that mean I'll never be able to add the metadata that makes sense to the client (unless I consider writing event JSON manually)?
As far as I know, all the file metadata for the NIP-35 for Torrent indexing is client-supplied, and users can even fill it in themselves, but somehow it's become a server-only affair with the NIP-96.
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#吐槽
In reply to nevent1q…gyfk
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I think the easiest way to do this would be to use a view of the content of a relay, so that the amount of content can be controlled. It would also allow the self-hosted version of noStrudel to create its own default homepage view for the community (configure a relay to be the default homepage view via an environment variable?).
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I think the easiest way to do this would be to use a view of the content of a relay, so that the amount of content can be controlled. It would also allow the self-hosted version of noStrudel to create its own default homepage view for the community (configure a relay to be the default homepage view via an environment variable?).
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#吐槽
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Appears to require relay software support NIP-48. Is there relay that supports the it?
> https://nips.nostr.com/48
https://github.com/hoytech/strfry/issues/111
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Appears to require relay software support NIP-48. Is there relay that supports the it?
> https://nips.nostr.com/48
https://github.com/hoytech/strfry/issues/111
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#吐槽
Android 上还有类似 Tasker 这样的自动化任务工具吗? 如果需要付费, 授权必须支持离线授权或一次性联网授权.
Are there any other automate task tools for Android similar to Tasker? If needed paid licence, it's must support offline licence or one-time network licence validation.
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Android 上还有类似 Tasker 这样的自动化任务工具吗? 如果需要付费, 授权必须支持离线授权或一次性联网授权.
Are there any other automate task tools for Android similar to Tasker? If needed paid licence, it's must support offline licence or one-time network licence validation.
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#吐槽
I'd like to continue this discussion about njump: https://t.me/nostr_protocol/133787
Instance administrators should have the right to block abusers of the service, and I found a lot of disturbing stuff on the Nostr network a long time ago (not just spam, by any means). I host my own instance of njump only so that my notes can be better indexed in search engines, and then make them available to others.
So I continue to ask: Is it possible to disable the display of content from a specific nevent, naddr, npub user or even a relay?
I'm not sure if this belongs in the GitHub issues discussion, so I'll post it here. #asknostr #njump
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I'd like to continue this discussion about njump: https://t.me/nostr_protocol/133787
Instance administrators should have the right to block abusers of the service, and I found a lot of disturbing stuff on the Nostr network a long time ago (not just spam, by any means). I host my own instance of njump only so that my notes can be better indexed in search engines, and then make them available to others.
So I continue to ask: Is it possible to disable the display of content from a specific nevent, naddr, npub user or even a relay?
I'm not sure if this belongs in the GitHub issues discussion, so I'll post it here. #asknostr #njump
cc: fiatjaf (npub180c…h6w6)dtonon (npub1000…vwqk)
