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erlend_sh

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About erlend_sh

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    Really feel this. Along with group chat (irc), GitHub is the best form of social networking I’ve ever experienced. It’s how my co-founder and I first connected some 6-7 years ago. …

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    Bluetooth works most reliably across all devices (within its limited range), but all these p2p apps are indeed moving towards multi-transport support to diversify and widen the con…

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    For a fairly advanced example project I can recommend looking at Quickslice, a dev toolkit for making AT protocol applications. https://tangled.org/slices.network/quickslice

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    I use Voyager, a client for Lemmy, on a daily basis and it’s my favorite mobile (iPad) app. Voyager is the spiritual successor to the Apollo client for Reddit. https://github.com/a…

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    See this response: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45480884 Aka: I agree it can’t be dine with technology; it has to be done with regulation, and the EU example already models…

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    > The moment you create/share data with a site, what's to prevent them from reselling it? If I can clearly assert origin and personal ownership of my data, I can forbid further res…

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    Comment #45480861

    This is demonstrably not fantasy as the example case is a fully productionized network (Bluesky and the rest of AT-net) that’s having real-world impact to the point where it’s unde…

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    Comment #45480830

    It doesn’t really rely absolutely on domain names; at the very root there’s just a DID. DNS happens to be the best we’ve got right now as a human-readable username and address in-o…