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Comment #28249023
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-domestication
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Comment #22248243
Searx aggregates different search engines. YaCy is peer-to-peer engine that can run its own crawlers to index content, and query other peers for their content. Looks like Searx has…
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Comment #21981493
See also: https://newsnowfinland.fi/politics/how-finlands-fake-four-da...
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Comment #21747211
I don't know why it seems odd to you, it is literally what Keybase has been about since its start: the point is that you can bootstrap trust by linking to multiple already known id…
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Comment #21540751
> there's a zero percent chance any social media platform such as Facebook would ever ban ads. Yes, this is what the article says. This means we must force them to.
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Comment #21535890
While decentralized protocols don't entirely prevent centralization, they're still better than if the protocol was centralized. While Facebook and Google exist, we can still make w…
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Comment #20457723
If you control your own domain, Web Key Directory [0] is a good option too. [0]: https://wiki.gnupg.org/WKD
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Comment #19351972
Is the assumption then that "you" means only the conscious part of your brain?
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Comment #19178151
I think it's interesting that the parent included Mastodon on their list, because it certainly has a very pro- safe space culture, despite it being very tempting alternative to peo…
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Comment #19085031
In addition to the other replies: one big draw of specific servers/instances is the local timeline, a feed of every post on a server. While you can connect to anyone, discovering n…
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Comment #18784381
https://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/telecom/internet/ethereu... There have been other similar cases.
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Comment #18441925
Reader mode is definitely a very important part of the modern web experience. A rather sad truth. I recently also found a Firefox extension [1] I'd been looking for a some time: a …
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Comment #18183873
> Stellar isn't decentralized. Just like Ripple, it uses Federated Byzantine Agreement, which means that nodes use a list of other nodes they trust. The fact that this scheme has n…
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Comment #13002048
> blogs and rss because they were so geeky and hard to use for normal people But isn't this fixable? What about a service with a twitter-like UX, but where following people just su…
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Comment #11753725
Supposing this is correct, you can add the json with cat: arecord -fdat | cat init.json - | wsta ws://
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Comment #10480517
Vi and Vim are very different in this regard: (Most versions of?) vim shows how to quit both on start and when pressing ^C.
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Comment #9560583
http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/
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Comment #9548307
Does anyone know how widely these are actually used? When looking at the video, the key looked very "old fashioned", and I thought that surely they're not widely used anymore. In F…