Habla
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A long form content client for nostr notes.
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- Decentralized
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- cy6ernauti1us reviewed Habla
Nerd-gasmic but too alien for regular Joes & Janes. This is the blogging arm of something called nostrover.se if I've got that right. Even the protocols used are different e.g. when one goes to sign up with Habla, it shows an incomprehensibly bizarre dialog (for regular people, I'm sure coders might 'get' it). You've got be signed up with the internet freemasons I mean Nostrover.se before hand and use that log in to sign up with Habla using their (propreitary?) "bunker://" protocol. I've been...
ot-otevitanretla added Habla as alternative to Pareto Nostr client
david55 added Habla as alternative to Nawalsoft Blog
Habla information
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Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
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- 15 Open Issues
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Modern looking blogging platform built on the decentralized and censorship-resistant Nostr protocole ! With a Lightning Network integration allowing the value to ciculate like information.
I am currently experimenting with it in french on here.
Oooo, nice! Thanks for link, that loads surprisingly fast for a decentralised network - faster than the last time I looked at Nostr. Format looks good too, not too techy.
Interesting story, especially the bit about Radicle, decenstralised git.
Nerd-gasmic but too alien for regular Joes & Janes. This is the blogging arm of something called nostrover.se if I've got that right. Even the protocols used are different e.g. when one goes to sign up with Habla, it shows an incomprehensibly bizarre dialog (for regular people, I'm sure coders might 'get' it). You've got be signed up with the internet freemasons I mean Nostrover.se before hand and use that log in to sign up with Habla using their (propreitary?) "bunker://" protocol. I've been on the Internet since it was 'yea high' back in '98, but I've never heard of "bunker://" before now, ever!