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All gone already. Anyone have more?
They still show as unused on my end, but maybe that’s impacted by the outage. Edit: ah, hard refresh of the app fixed that. Sorry!
Bluesky facing degraded performance due to record high traffic
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#42Re: Bluesky facing degraded performance due to record high traffic
#43My invite codes are piling up, so here are a few: (Removed, all used) Don’t be weird. The invites link back to me. :)
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#44Re: Bluesky facing degraded performance due to record high traffic
#45What's funny is that while Twitter wants you to log in and goes at great length to prevent you from reading anything when not logged in, the situation is exactly the other way round with Bluesky. They limit who can sign in, but openly publish all data via their API. So one could use an AT protocol client to read, or a web based client like this one: https://firesky.tv/ I just made an account, let's see how this thing…
No guarantee they don’t change this when they get bigger and shift from user acquisition to revenue & profitability. Bluesky is VC funded and there’s expectations of revenue growth down the line.
You can use your own domain as your identity. Even when you use a service like bsky.app, you can use @yourdomain.com as your handle. And switch to any other service to publish under the same handle.
Re: Bluesky facing degraded performance due to record high traffic
#46My invite codes are piling up, so here are a few: (Removed, all used) Don’t be weird. The invites link back to me. :)
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#47Re: Bluesky facing degraded performance due to record high traffic
#48But it’s owned by Jack, right? Who’s posting increasingly Musk-level takes on Twitter
Re: Bluesky facing degraded performance due to record high traffic
#49What's funny is that while Twitter wants you to log in and goes at great length to prevent you from reading anything when not logged in, the situation is exactly the other way round with Bluesky. They limit who can sign in, but openly publish all data via their API. So one could use an AT protocol client to read, or a web based client like this one: https://firesky.tv/ I just made an account, let's see how this thing…