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Comment #49338909
Someone spending half a day on a feature that places the app's logo in the screenshot so people seeing it can know where it came from is "fear within an organization"? You've got t…
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Comment #43840114
This is not true. There is not only one relay available.
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Comment #43808979
- A raspberry pi with a nvme drive costs 200 dollars one time. Are you seriously going to assert that is expensive? - You don’t understand what a relay does in atproto given the re…
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Comment #43105526
This is not true. Third party PDSes are fully supported by our app view, and our app view generates timelines for all the users on those PDSes.
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Comment #42920596
There are thousands of third party PDSes on the network https://github.com/mary-ext/atproto-scraping?tab=readme-ov-f...
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Comment #42920572
My account is hosted on my own PDS that I run on my own. My public repo can be viewed here https://pdsls.dev/at/did:plc:oisofpd7lj26yvgiivf3lxsi , and you can see the requests bein…
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Comment #42920534
There is not a bespoke setup that you need to implement atproto. In fact, there are already a variety of applications making use of it (some to a higher degree than others). There …
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Comment #42133549
Yes, it is absolutely possible to build on atprotocol and be a part of the network. We have written a good bit about this already here: https://atproto.com/articles/atproto-for-dis…
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Comment #42132213
The Bluesky app and the protocol it is built on are open source, MIT licensed. The app is built using React/React Native as well as a variety of other open source tools. We maintai…