Sad news.
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Sad news.
The leftist media hates this website because they are doing an effective job. They are calling them all kinds of things.
When people are effective in tracking or publishing about pedos, there are always a lot of people saying you are the problem, not the pedos. I wonder why. There are a lot of pedos out there (just look at dumpens work it's kinda obvious) and they are of course using services that are anonymized and decentralized like any other.
Usually they are also very active online and attack people that try to cut their illegal actions online. Just look at my original post, it is downvoted. I just wanted some kind of action towards cutting pedo content and it is frowned upon by these people.
2. I have been to Japan several times, I know the difference between anime/hentai/lolita and stuff like that. This is not what I was experiencing.
3. I have nothing against pornography in general.
The issue is that when people bring up shit like this, we are not taken seriously and this hurts projects like nostr. It will never reach momentum if no steps are taken to prevent illegal material and dark shit like CP.
Calling me a liar makes me believe that you are intentionally are downplaying the experiences I and others have, which is helping pedophiles and similar people share their illegal content freely and without consequences. Why I do not know and you should seriously think about it and stop.
I don't know how the app I used works. I simply used the "Snort" app, connected to a few relays and did not use it for a couple of months. Then I came back and instantly saw CP freely shared. Instantly removed the app from the phone.
You can't say that it don't exist when people like me have seen it with their own set of eyes. This only makes protocols/projects like nostr set to fail, since regular people won't fucking care and just think of the nostr as something pedophiles are using, which they would not be incorrect in thinking at this moment.
I was betting on nostr in the beginning, I was running my own relay and started on a nostr client. But I gave up since clients came popping up everywhere so I didn't really have time to compete.
You're lying about me lying.
As a user I don't want to see it and the submitter should be found and jailed for distributing it. Right now, it's hard to know where it even comes from since it can come from any of the relay you are connected to. Most apps do not show which relay the content originates from and honestly, what can you do?
I guess one solution is to only use paid relayes or heavily restricted ones that require invitation. But if that is the case, it kind of defeats the purpose of Nostr to begin with IMO.
Now the EU is slowly turning into a oligarchy where very few control the majority. For every stupid law they make, the more I wish for it's destruction.
wtf do they mean by "all genders"? Just write Senior Software Engineer, that is genderless by default?
Well, I kind of disagree. The results are bad mainly because we have a mass immigration from low education countries with extremely bad cultures.
If you look at the numbers, it's easy to say swedes are stupid when in the real sense, ethnic swedes do very well in school.
You have such a great community with big, very well thought out libraries like Tanstack Query that is pretty nice to work with. I can have backend and front end code in the same repository in a simple way and reuse code.
I also have the project in Phoenix Liveview which is also a much nicer way of using components. The thing is I don't really know which tech stack is gonna win so I made a small prototype in both to see different advantages / disadvantages.
One thing is clear tho, pretty much everything is better than using vanilla components and it's really sad because I really do want to use vanilla components and I want them to be good.
Everyone wants the futuristic star trek future but we all forget that there is only one Captain Kirk and his small crew. Most of us will be sitting around at home doing laundry and cleaning the workplaces of the robots that is owned by large corporations.
myapp.localhost { tls internal
# Serve /api from localhost:3000 (your API)
@api path /api/*
handle @api {
# Remove the leading "/api" portion of the path
uri strip_prefix /api
reverse_proxy 127.0.0.1:3000
}
# Fallback: proxy everything else to Vite's dev server on 5173
handle {
reverse_proxy 127.0.0.1:5173
}
}You're welcome.
People do have higher expectations on software than they used to have. There are also other issues with syncable states than the OP wrote about. Just imagine that you upgrade your api, you will have to be very backwards compatible for a long time or force users to update their web apps when they come online again.
It's easy to mess up service workers and it's possible to put stuff in a state which is almost unable to recover from unless the users affected clear their cache and then risk losing all of their data. Stuff like that can't happen with a normal web app.
While all of these things are certainly possible, I also do think that the development time is longer. You will have a hard time to compete with businesses that don't care about local first stuff since they can pump out features in a higher rate than you can because you have to care about states in a much deeper sense.
It makes sense for some apps to be local first, but not really for that many imho.
But as soon as projects balloon in complexity, the less "vibe" the AI gets in my experience.
And you will be free.