I installed Quetta Browser on my android to use the nostr web apps with the nos2x browser extension. I'd heard about the Kiwi browser before but it has been discontinued. So far I enjoyed using it. I'm also keeping various nostrs apps in my tabs so it's like a nostr only app showcase.

The good side of having an old laptop is you have to optimize the code you're developing otherwise you can't work

You don't have to be a rich go developer to build a high end nostr relay. You can host your nostr relay in a cheap, shared host with a ordinary mysql/sqlite database. Now it is possible with Phatru, a new library to build customized nostr relays in PHP, architecture is inspired by Khatru (

GitHub

GitHub - fiatjaf/khatru: a framework for making custom Nostr relays

a framework for making custom Nostr relays. Contribute to fiatjaf/khatru development by creating an account on GitHub.

). Go (no puns intended) check it out at

GitHub

GitHub - dhalsim/phatru: A PHP library for building custom Nostr relays

A PHP library for building custom Nostr relays. Contribute to dhalsim/phatru development by creating an account on GitHub.

and give some comments. @fiatjaf

I couldn't get an API credentials for an Instagram business account. I was obliged to create a Facebook account first which I deleted a few years ago. You can't create an anonymous account, you have to give your real name. After doing a captcha puzzle that tested my IQ, I was asked to take a web cam picture. It's not just a picture though. You need to turn your head around: left right up and down. After doing all of that my account immediately got suspended and it was automatically "Appealed". Now I got a new email from facebook that my review is unsuccessful and my account is permanently disabled. Long story short, Facebook is crazy, nostr is a gift. It's a shame that almost no one uses or even knows about it. All we can do is keep using it and building on it. Once you taste the freedom, you can't go back.