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snarfed
3y ago
The other key thing you lose is your identity . In the fediverse, your identity is your Webfinger handle, ie @user@server.com. Your server is literally part of it. Sure, you can migrate to @user@newserver.com, and keep the username part, b
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snarfed
3y ago
Love it! I keep a similar set of quotes. Lots of fun. https://snarfed.org/software-engineering-quotes
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snarfed
3y ago
This has demo scene written all over it, in the best possible way.
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snarfed
3y ago
This is https://tidelift.com/ ! Others too, I think.
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3y ago
Not recent but legendary: "Latency Lags Bandwidth" David Patterson http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.115... Recent: "How to Hack the Simulation?" Roman Yampolskiy https:/
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Meta's W3C Rep Joins the Social Web Incubator Community Group
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The drawbacks of asynchronous request processing
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snarfed
3y ago
OP here. Definitely! Both of those are important too, SSB especially, it's been around for so long. Plus Rabble has been vocal in fediverse and Bluesky development and now actively building Nostr stuff. (And I'm actually all for m
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snarfed
3y ago
"silos as plumbing"
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snarfed
3y ago
Definitely the same era! Looks like COPE was 2009, POSSE concept was 2010 https://indieweb.org/timeline#2010 , term was 2012 https://indieweb.org/timeline#2012 .
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snarfed
3y ago
You don't have to automate it. "Manual until it hurts."
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snarfed
3y ago
OP here. Sure, they finally anounced the new pricing, months late, but all of the evidence in the post that it's effectively unmaintained still stands. The hostile new pricing just adds to the lack of support in convincing me not to wa
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snarfed
15y ago
snewman's comments have addressed most of this. (hey steve!) i'll just add that HRD has more predictable read and write latency, which most developers like a lot, but its writes are also slower on average, since they incur at least one Paxo