So the problem I was having with my Nostr Wallet Connect was due to a java version issue. More-speech was built on Java-17. The WebSocket library worked with all the relays and with alby. Recently alby stopped working. When I upgraded to Java-21 alby started working again. So, beware! There are some newer websocket libraries out there that won't work with Java-17.

Here's a little Clojure #1. Watch to learn a bit, or just listen to a great rendition of Little Wing by Kfir Ochaion.

A nice lazy Saturday, playing Factorio.

@dhh nails it. — Again. 'The Cloud Fugitive' | David Heinemeier Hansson | NTK # 001 via @YouTube

The Nostr Wallet Connect in more-speech used to work. Now it doesn't. I didn't change anything. I'm using getalby, though I also tried Mutiny with identical results. The initial REQ for 13194 goes out to the relay (in this case wss://relay.getalby.com/v1) but nothing comes back. Dead silence until time out. This is strange because all my other relay connections work just fine. (like the ones I'm using to send this message). And this one used to work too. So I'm thinking maybe there's some kind of header that the websocket connection needs. Did something change in the NIP-47? I've got a websocket tool that I use with Chrome. It lets me open web sockets and send message to them. The relay works when I use it. I'm at a loss. Any ideas?

I've finished the first draft of github.com/unclebob/functor. Clojure people, what say you?

This is what I've been up to.

GitHub

GitHub - unclebob/functor: experimental macro for allowing Algol-like block structure scoping in clojure

experimental macro for allowing Algol-like block structure scoping in clojure - unclebob/functor

An oldie but goodie. Watch Josh Hawley HUMILIATES Mayorkas Over STUPID 'Disinfo Board' EXPOSE... via @YouTube

Thank you #[2]! Success is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.

Thank you #[2]!