Eric T on Nostr: When remote sign in? Entering your nsec is a nostr anti pattern. Strictly speaking, ...
When remote sign in? Entering your nsec is a nostr anti pattern. Strictly speaking, you don't own your identity of you have to share your nsec with a client.
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