See if you can find your zap note, my guess is it's not relayed properly. Also couldn't find it on nostr:nprofile1qqsrlc5jrg347m9r9temsq68ejztgpqjvwd556c4t89scjl2qyfslwqpr3mhxue69uhkummnw3ezumt4w35ku7thv9kxcet59e3k7mgpz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduq3yamnwvaz7tmsw4e8qmr9wpskwtn9wvu786f8.
Oh, this setup is way too complicated to ape in to. Everything combined would still be a $10k setup cost, at least. I look at this and see the state of 3D printers of maybe a decade ago, so it has some ways to go before it's something for larger groups of people to start tinkering with.
But it's very exciting, after 3D printing/laser cutting/CNC stuff, this is another really large increase in capabilities for home builders. Both sintering and PCB making. It'll just take a few more years before we have turn-key hobbyist devices for both, but not much longer than that.
There is no single source of truth in Nostr, so you can't make the poll result the same for everybody. When everything can be made for free, there is no bound to what you can vote for. Zaps are the simplest way of tying a cost to a vote.
I don't think there's anything else available, except maybe Proof of Work notes, but support is limited and effectiveness is also limited.
There might be something usable in a web of trust fashion, that only the original poll author can publish a verified set of votes from people withing their sphere.
This moves the attack vector to the original author, but maybe there's something possible with verification of all 'approved' votes by the author.
So, if you vote, you have to prove a certain 'closeness' to the vote author, and if the author closes the poll (or publishes intermediate results), a proof of the set of votes needs to be included.
But now I'm going a bit out of my depth.
Profiles are free, so people that don't have a direct connection with the author cannot vote then.
A vote should be both tamperproof from voters and the author.
Didn't know HeatBit, but that's in a different price category, similar to FutureBit. Price x 10 is market / 10.
What's nice to see is they pop up in wide price and power ranges.
Reading their website, looks like a premium device with a combination of heating and air purification. Watching the teardown now.
They also have a good copy-writer, there's some funny stuff on there. 😄
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TIL @primal is capping my follows to 1600 and I cannot follow anyone else because of an ominous warning. The only app that kinds works now is Amethyst, at least it shows I'm following close to 2500 people, but the timeline doesn't refresh automatically.
If your client does something with follows, please test your app with my npub. A lot of stuff breaks when you go over ~2000 follows.
And I know I can trim it down, as probably a lot of follows are stale. But that's not the solution.
Thank you for making me feel special! But I don't think 2000 is really such an extraordinary number?
I'm familiar with the underlying logistics, and jamming everything in a single REQ will currently blow stuff up. In an age of multi megabyte websites and gigabyte photo's, 2000 keys is a really tiny number. The array itself is ~160kb JSON. Even for a phone that's peanuts, let alone for a server. AFAIK most relay implementation bumped their max list size a while ago, but that obviously isn't the only issue here.
I never got gossip to work, as I couldn't get it to pick up my follows as well, even when it was smaller. But should indeed try it again.
Looks like the connection to purplepages and wikifreedia websockets are not going anywhere.
Over a minute after page load:
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I have a similar but slightly less annoying gripe with the tiny JBL Go. They have start-up and shutdown chimes. It's not even very loud, if you turn the device on during the day. But what's normal during the day can be extremely loud if the whole house is asleep. I just want to listen to a little bit of music on the lowest volume, but before I can do that, it has to wake up the whole house first.
Just a tiny - beep - is fine, which they had on the first JBL Go. But in the name of progress, all subsequent models have have a loud DUM DUMMM.
JBL are assholes.
https://m.primal.net/IpEN.pnghttps://www.reddit.com/r/JBL/comments/ekmgg3/how_do_i_disable_the_startupshutdown_sound_on_the/
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