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by mawise 4y ago
Given that discussion around licensing, what's the licensing story around AV1?
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by mawise 4y ago
I've emailed with the blogsurf operator, they have a really cool Ranking algorithm but it's expensive to run so they only index a relatively small number of blogs.
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Bluesky – Working in Public(blueskyweb.xyz)
3 points by mawise 4y ago|0 comments
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Beyond the Web: Reassembly of the Internet(socketsupply.co)
2 points by mawise 4y ago|0 comments
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by mawise 4y ago
It looks like Firefox might be finally taking this seriously -- I've been tracking the open item for touch ID support which is also lacking and they upgraded the priority a few days ago. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/sho
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Elizabeth Warren: Democrats Can Avoid Disaster in November(nytimes.com)
3 points by mawise 5y ago|1 comments
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by mawise 5y ago
This would be really cool! A great way to add some discoverability to the feed-reader modus operandi.
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by mawise 5y ago
I really like a lot of what the IndieWeb community has come up with. There is a big focus on building things yourself within that community which means a lot of the members of the community are very dev-heavy. https://micro.blo
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Private Blogs Are a Better Social Internet – Motivations for Haven [video](havenweb.org)
3 points by mawise 5y ago|0 comments
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Private Blogs Are a Better Social Internet – Video(havenweb.org)
2 points by mawise 5y ago|0 comments
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by mawise 5y ago
The linked ecosystem overview[1] is a great exploration of the space. However, there's no mention of IndieAuth[2] in the exploration of decentralized and self-sovereign identity. I'd love to better understand why it's been
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by mawise 5y ago
All the garden-tenders are happily reading their RSS feed-readers in peace.
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by mawise 5y ago
> maybe things from other places, like RSS etc This is exciting to hear. When I saw the announcement, but my first thought was "They're making an RSS reader that only reads from Substack". If you're actually buildin
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by mawise 5y ago
> in order to get these companies to remove your info, you have to submit an opt out that identifies who you are. I wonder if you could build an opt-out service or protocol where you share a hash of your personal information instead of t
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by mawise 5y ago
I guess I still don't understand it. (And my apologies for coming across like I was trying to pick a fight) What does it mean that I can currently use it with my existing homeserver? The architectures for some of these federated syst
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by mawise 5y ago
> Element Call is built entirely on Matrix: it doesn’t need any additional servers to get going. You can run it against your existing Matrix homeserver to provide complete self-sovereignty… > In the near future, we will support using
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Russia Intensifies Censorship Campaign, Pressuring Tech Giants(nytimes.com)
2 points by mawise 5y ago|0 comments
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by mawise 5y ago
I've been working on this for my home office. I went with a cheap "Sputnik" ceiling lamp, and 2:1 splitters to put 20 75watt Cree bulbs on my ceiling. Bulbs have gotten more expensive it seems; it cost me ~US$200. https:&#
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by mawise 5y ago
These are good thoughts. The crux I'm taking away is two-fold: Markdown is great for the developer community, but not the broader authorship community; and the fragmentation of Markdown makes for a rough experience for anyone maintaini
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by mawise 5y ago
I think of Matrix with it's many bridges as relatively portable. This might be chat-specific as I don't think of chat as requiring long term storage of messages. For example, slack search is basically a joke.
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by mawise 5y ago
I think they can deliver burritos. But legislation in the US means that if I was starting a burrito delivery company I would focus on ballistic delivery methods.
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by mawise 5y ago
That's what I've been working on. With self-hosting (or paid hosting) the incentives change. I'd love any feedback people have. https://havenweb.org/
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by mawise 5y ago
I haven't tried reading the text of The Act, most of the press about it focuses on E2EE-type messaging systems. So presumably if this passes, Signal would have to move offshore or something? (for example) But what about HTTPS certific
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by mawise 5y ago
I found an old mix-tape (cassette) that I had bought from a thrift shop a long time ago. I needed (mentally) to shift focus from other projects so I decided to see if I could put together a site over a weekend to highlight the mixtape and
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by mawise 5y ago
I shared Haven--my open source self-hostable facebook alternative here about a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26013715 to a lot of positive feedback. At the time, Haven was publish-only, but the vision alwa
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Show HN: Haven now has a built-in feed reader(havenweb.org)
1 points by mawise 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Monitoring for HTTPS Certificate Issuance?
3 points by mawise 5y ago|3 comments
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by mawise 5y ago
Hi HN, I'm the OP. This really started from the compilation album that is the site's namesake. I was so emotionally excited about digitally recreating that album that I thought about building a website and maybe finding out who Be
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Show HN: Beth's Lux Mix – Compilation Albums and the Stories Behind Them(bethsluxmix.com)
1 points by mawise 5y ago|1 comments
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by mawise 5y ago
I remember trying out Getting Things Done, really liking the idea, and then finding out I had only crappy ways to reference an email from my "todo list". Enough of my "work" is "respond to this email" that I&#

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