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Walkthrough building serverless ATProto apps on Cloudflare's Developer Platform(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by purlane 1y ago|0 comments
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by purlane 2y ago
I think you should reread my comment, as I have already answered this. The "control" that shareholders have over the company is severely limited, and they have limited legal recourse against company leadership if they decide to us
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by purlane 2y ago
That is not what this means at all. Legally, it means that the company has other priorities that it must consider equally to creating profit. This means that investors have a much higher standard to have standing to sue the company or oust
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by purlane 2y ago
The Wikipedia article does a pretty good job at giving an overview for it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT_Protocol
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by purlane 2y ago
I can attest secondhand that it's possible to run a relay for ~€75/month, which is well within the range of many hobbyists.
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by purlane 2y ago
Some more details about the implementations of video at the protocol level from an atproto dev in the API Discord: - The canonical video data is stored in the user's PDS as a blob - Videos are not displayed in-app until they have been
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Bluesky now has video support(bsky.social)
14 points by purlane 2y ago|2 comments
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by purlane 2y ago
The biggest upside compared to PeerTube is probably discoverability. In ActivityPub, the network architecture means the video ecosystem is fractured and there’s no one cohesive place to find all PeerTube videos. In atproto, the network is c
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by purlane 2y ago
This sounds entirely reasonable!