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by evbogue 2y ago
Yes, but this badge is generated at their Appview index layer and not at your PDS.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Bluesky was developed with backdated posts as a stated goal, see Jay's original prototype: https://github.com/arcalinea/smor-serve
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by evbogue 2y ago
I'm all in on Bluesky since last week and I agree with you that there's a lot to it.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Anyone who's lived or traveled in Mexico for more than a weekend agrees with you and understands the risks they are taking by going there.
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by evbogue 2y ago
I'm fairly certain there is not a working implementation of ssb in it's original form anymore. But yes, it had local wifi sync.
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by evbogue 2y ago
I'm now the ATmosphere's biggest fan of Charlie the Owl. He's a weird one.
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by evbogue 2y ago
It's an exploit so the LLMs can bypass the paywall.
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by evbogue 2y ago
It's just a chat room.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Could be a sign that the company is failing
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by evbogue 2y ago
reverse-ssb
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by evbogue 2y ago
My thinking has evolved on this topic significantly as of late. My current thinking is we should create a secure gossip network on top of the Bluesky API, and forgot about all the DAG-CBOR stuff that gets stripped from the Jetstream. Hash t
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by evbogue 2y ago
Legend has it that my great great (great?) grandfather was heavily invested in lake ice exports from Norway to warmer places. Then the refrigerator was invented, he went under on his boat, and made the controversial decision to move to Amer
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by evbogue 2y ago
I've read this document before. Is there an example of someone who is doing this? Or a tutorial on how to do this? Most of my experience is my exposure to the Bluesky app which does not appear to support anything more than adding a dns
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by evbogue 2y ago
I wonder how much of these issues are because the author is developing a Nostr app with Svelte 5? As a fellow developer of a distributed social networking application and protocol I find myself making a lot of decisions about where to store
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by evbogue 2y ago
For context, all of the Bluesky app feed renderer is run off a centralized index at the moment. This article is about building your own backlink index off of Bluesky's "Jetstream" translation layer via their ATProtocol fireho
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by evbogue 2y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20120119042311/http://www.getskel... was also the peak.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Agreed. You don't need a css framework to do a flat UI, just remove all of the borders from every element.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Landed it didn't I?!
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by evbogue 2y ago
Pixelfed could make a hash of every blob uploaded and then store that hash in the ActivityPub message. Then the clients could peer using WebTorrent or Trystero and randomly ask peers for that hash until it discovers a peer that has already
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by evbogue 2y ago
Maciej -- I disagree based on the conversations I've had IRL with normal users about Bluesky. The scuttlebutt is that many people have heard that the index, the directory, and the signing keys are centralized. The good news is the sign
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by evbogue 2y ago
This is an interesting idea that is worth exploring more. I wonder if when your PDS was online if you had some kind of local sync for messages from the people you follow? You wouldn't follow many people, so you could quickly build a lo
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by evbogue 2y ago
This helps, I am less confused now. What happens if I set my handle on my selfhosted PDS as "alsoKnownAs: [evbogue.com]" and leave my handle at Bluesky PBC's PDS as "alsoKnownAs: [evbogue.com]".
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by evbogue 2y ago
So when I visit my did:plc at https://plc.directory/did:plc:i3gjwozl32eq3j3ejyw44hh4 It has a reference to alsoKnownAs: ["at://evbogue.com"]. And that is _not_ my did:web. That is a reference to the dns
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by evbogue 2y ago
Oh! I misunderstood the question. Navigating to my profile here: https://pdsls.dev/at/did:plc:i3gjwozl32eq3j3ejyw44hh4 I clicked a link and my DID document is stored here: https://plc.directory/did:plc:
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by evbogue 2y ago
you put an identifier on a dns txt record and then Bluesky's directory checks to make sure the identifier is there. I'm not sure there is documentation on how to do this yourself though, if that was what you are asking.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Exactly. The DIDs are held by Bluesky's directory, and they point to your latest signing key, which is also most often held by Bluesky. DID:Web is a one-time authentication process where Bluesky's directory checks to see if you ha
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by evbogue 2y ago
Makes me wish for the good old days of git-ssb
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by evbogue 2y ago
I'm working on something like this too! I emailed you.
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by evbogue 2y ago
If the data is a signed hash, why does it need the domain name requirement? One can host self-authenticating content in many places. And one can host many signing keys at a single domain.
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by evbogue 2y ago
This past summer I worked a job off lower lower Wacker Drive, which is a trip to navigate but once you get the hang of the area the whole region is fascinating. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wacker_Drive

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