Oddbean

This isn't great for privacy. Tor is much better and safer. What's cool about this is that you can host web applications without a domain or public IP and the fact that clients can use this without additional software if they can talk to nostr, or a simple socks5 proxy if they can't.

Right… with blossom, tho, it’s possible to have static data replicated, tho, right? Doesn’t help with anonymity per se, but does make the data anti-fragile. So if the data in question was executable code - a script maybe - and then paired with a similarly distributed database (like SQLite)… you could have the beginnings of a distributed app. The database just needs to be filled with CRDTs that can be merged however… Yeah… if I’m understanding this correctly, you could use this as an address scheme to a distributed app.