Ah, speaking of #devstr - has anyone made a selfhostable NIP-05 host or should I just write my own? o.o I've been using my birb.it domain this entire time and kinda wanna use it for a little more than that. So instead of re-inventing the wheel, I'd love to see what's out there.

So what's been going on in the #devstr world as of late? Any new notable NIPs? I noticed a few changes for DMs and messaging, but nothing much else. Haven't been eyeballing the commit history on the NIPs repo in a long while as I worked myself into cryptography... Trying to finally tacke one of my two biggest fears in IT and learn how to actually program encryption and decryption x) (The other one is compiler design - the whole stack; parser, tokenizer, IR and the entire backend from assembler to linker to object files into binary files.)

Loud, annoying, oldschool. Somewhere last week, Spotify decided to recommend this german rap lady to me and I am infinitively thankful. This is the kind of sound I can bounce to - for which I am glad I have actual speakers on my desk and wish I had a car to cruise through the city to blast this shit. :D #tunestr

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#Amethyst stopped showing me replies. I think, after nearly three years or so, it finally "broke". I blame the over-complicated relay setup, ngl...

I just had a stupid idea. What if you backed up your nsec and age secret key ... on a cassette? Encode it in a CRC-equipped format, and just throw the tape in the shelf. Ain't no thief stealing that. :D

Never heared of this before... but, I immediately noticed `age1`. If that isn't a becn32/n string, then I haven't been noting hard enough. :D

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GitHub - FiloSottile/age: A simple, modern and secure encryption tool (and Go library) with small explicit keys, no config options, and UNIX-style composability.

A simple, modern and secure encryption tool (and Go library) with small explicit keys, no config options, and UNIX-style composability. - FiloSotti...