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There have been many attempts to create p2p censorship resistant messengers. Each one has their strengths and weaknesses (Bitchat too). I’ll try to prepare a comparison and publish it tomorrow.
If we’re talking about the “Nepal case”, where Internet may be down, Bitchat relies solely on Bluetooth, hence very short range. However, it supports Nostr for long range communications if you do have Internet connection. In that case you can chat globally.
I pity people who appreciate long detailed videos, cause they are getting robbed of the opportunity to watch those as most users increasingly disincentivize those and Internet gets filled up with 30-second useless shorts and reels.
Couldn’t agree more. Can’t wait for one of the stories from Fiction month to be turned into a film!
Here’s a good example of a short film being totally possible with relatively low budget. And that’s long before AI kicked in.
I believe focus groups have a big impact here too. Saw this in some movie and felt that it is really a big thing.
Producers and directors often rely on the masses (represented by focus groups) when making decisions about certain pieces of the film. They have to dumb down some parts or at least make them straightforward to ensure higher ratings by most (or average) viewers.
That said, we’re lucky to have variety humanity didn’t have before and I can’t complain — there’s still tons of gems out there.
I also feel the decline of quality. Not in special effects of corse, but in terms of work of the screenwriters. The latest example is the last Jurassic Park movie. It’s like they don’t even wanna bother creating decent scenes leading up to action. Almost every time people get in danger because of their extraordinary stupidity: “I’m on an island full of predators, I think I should go take a leak as far away from the camp as I can” type of thing.
Or am I being picky?
Thanks for your feedback. Definitely something to consider. Grey filling is for dates for previous/next month. I guess I should make the color less “screaming”. I will also give a thought to hiding the year. It is indeed irrelevant as all events show up in the calendar view regardless of the year.
There are also search and filter options in the header. Definitely got lots to do in regards to UX and UI. Design is the next field for me to master. Exciting stuff!
If you decide to use the calendar, make sure to save it to Home Screen — it feels much better when installed as a Progressive Web App.
You’re right. Balance is key here - too much info and people will dismiss your tool as overly complicated, too little, and they won’t be able to make the right decision. I guess the solution could be having minimum info in the comparison view and then separate more detailed pages for each wallet/platform. I’m sure you’ll figure it out.
Here’s another website that you will most certainly find useful: https://walletscrutiny.com/
I myself am a “non-developer”, who is leveraging AI to build a bitcoin-only platform, aimed at preserving and sharing Bitcoin history. So I know how important healthy feedback is.
Check out https://bitcoin-calendar.org/en if you have a chance and let me know what you think.
Good luck with your endeavor!