DeadSuperHero

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by DeadSuperHero 9y ago
Interesting stuff. Given that it's AP-compliant, does that mean messages from the rest of the fediverse are not stored on the blockchain? Also, can Numa be used like a regular fediverse client, without spending Ether or storing anythin
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by DeadSuperHero 9y ago
Thanks for linking this; unfortunately it doesn't exactly do a whole lot for this project or how its PR is posturing things.
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Hiveway.io rips off of Mastodon and slaps a blockchain on top(medium.com)
53 points by DeadSuperHero 9y ago|11 comments
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by DeadSuperHero 11y ago
There are a few federated platforms that are doing pretty well in terms of development, and they tend to have distinct sets of users. Some are bigger than others, but the platforms in active use are: * Diaspora - https://diaspora
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by DeadSuperHero 11y ago
Out of curiosity, what's so horrendous about the code? There's been a lot of refactoring in the pipeline, and generally the community devs have done a really good job in bringing things up to scratch.
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by DeadSuperHero 13y ago
Seriously, dude? It's attitudes like that which makes women hesitant to become coders and computer engineers. It doesn't matter what's between a person's legs; just that a person can code, enjoys doing it, and knows what
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Diaspora: Community-Driven, Two Months In(blog.diasporafoundation.org)
2 points by DeadSuperHero 14y ago|0 comments
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by DeadSuperHero 14y ago
That's an interesting thought, but it's more than just being about memes themselves. I think you could make the argument that it's more about what's behind memetics - via the act of making something that holds true for people in a social co