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by bohm 3y ago
there's no requirement to get your own domain name. when you sign up you automatically get a yourname.bsky.social domain.
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by bohm 3y ago
Nope. You own your keys, and you can switch to a different server instantly while retaining both your username and your followers. They can't impersonate you because they don't have your keys. They can't ready your messages b
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by bohm 3y ago
The posts and likes are all public. Some servers can charge users, and will likely have more resources to improve their offerings that way.
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by bohm 3y ago
Nope, AT Protocol is not compatible with ActivityPub.
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by bohm 3y ago
Yes, another reason to move away. Although Elon has also stated that he's tasked Twitter engineers with working on implementing E2E encrypted DMs.
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by bohm 3y ago
I don't expect it to stay closed source. But there are significant differences to Mastodon. Just to give one example: Mastodon server admins actually can read your private messages. Also Blue Sky's approach to data portability and
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by bohm 3y ago
OP here. I don't expect these servers to become unmoderated. I think a lot of them will moderate as strictly or stricter than Twitter currently is.
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by bohm 3y ago
Author here. You get to have all the moderation, filtering, etc. that is implemented on the servers you use. I'm sure there will be servers that very closely try to approximate what Twitter is/has been doing. Servers also can shar
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by bohm 3y ago
Do you have an actual critique of replacing centralized companies with decentralized protocols?
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Blue Sky: Can Twitter be owned by its users?(blog.paulbohm.com)
65 points by bohm 3y ago|68 comments
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by bohm 6y ago
People still need transportation.
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by bohm 6y ago
where's the problem for the consumer?
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by bohm 7y ago
It's worth pointing out that YC startup foreverlabs.com does freeze your stem cells for precisely that reason.
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by bohm 7y ago
Ok translation: Ivermectin, a safe and well-tolerated bacteria-derived insecticide already used in humans, can kill mosquitoes. By feeding humans ivermectin, mosquito populations can be reduced, which in turn reduces spread of the malaria p
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by bohm 8y ago
take a daily herpes antiviral https://www.healthline.com/health-news/evidence-of-link-betw... and reduce your alzheimer's risk by 90%
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by bohm 8y ago
We are off petroleum from Saudi Arabia. The US now is a net petrol exporter thanks to fracking. We have the cheapest oil in the world.
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by bohm 8y ago
here's an alpha invite code: https://october.app/qr/TQSRG
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by bohm 8y ago
We are actively developing https://october.app/ right now - check us out and give us feedback!
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by bohm 9y ago
Gravity
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Medal Gets Missing Medical Records to Your Doctor(techcrunch.com)
33 points by bohm 11y ago|7 comments
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by bohm 11y ago
self driving cars and uberbuses
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by bohm 11y ago
guess it's time to disable flash for a few weeks...
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by bohm 11y ago
From memory, but maybe a slight overstatement: http://www.sci-news.com/genetics/article01036.html 70 per cent of protein-coding human genes are related to genes found in the zebrafish (Danio rerio), and 84 per cent of
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by bohm 11y ago
yeah agreed. i considered writing proto-prokaryotes.
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by bohm 11y ago
Which is interesting considering we share about 85% of our genome with Zebra Fish.
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by bohm 11y ago
According to the Santiago Theory of Cognition "Living systems are cognitive systems, and living as a process is a process of cognition. This statement is valid for all organisms, with or without a nervous system." https:/&#x
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by bohm 11y ago
This ignores that genetic code is meaningless without the translation machinery (ribosomes and the entire physical world of physics and chemistry). Genetic code without the translation machinery and the physical world it is translated into
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by bohm 11y ago
Self-Driving cars will obsolete Univan Drivers
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Why Zenefits Is Worth $4.5B and Possibly Much, Much More(forbes.com)
1 points by bohm 11y ago|1 comments
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by bohm 12y ago
namecoin would fix this: https://www.namecoin.org/

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