Blaine
@blaine
Sociotechnologist, activist. First employee @ Twitter, built that and pioneered social decentralization, created OAuth. Shy cloud-observer, mostly. Building Roundabout for local communities at @newpublic.org.
This article calls out something interesting about the C-22 debacle. C-22 makes clear that no encryption back-doors should be in place, and it seems like the liberal ministers and law enforcement "just" want to be able to make secret metadata and data retention orders.
This Halifax Public Library vending machine at the Halifax airport is so cool! @hfxgov.bsky.social ❤️📚
There was just a bug with HA birdnet-go the first time I tried! Some kind of ambient awareness device is definitely in the backlog. Somewhere back there. 😂🙈
everyone here is wrong. option #0. (based on extensive user research. per @tessa.germnetwork.com)
@goose.art hacked the site - mine's stuck! I think I probably messed up at the oauth step, lol.
All of the threads off of @ngerakines.me's post here are an amazing manifestation of just one person's experience of #atmosphereconf and a reflection of the immense care and intention that are held by the community we're building together. 💗
The only thing I'm disappointed about #atmosphereconf is that @bmann.ca didn't take my suggestion to call the afterparty "A World With Caesars"
Our little West Kootenay airport has a 50% flight cancellation rate in the winter. I rolled the dice and ... we're flying! See you in a few hours Vancouver & #atmosphereconf!
agreed - the idea-as-implemented isn't sufficient for most creative workflows, though. "You can just store your architectural diagrams in markdown in git and make them available via RSS with a custom diff algorithm. Collaboration problem solved!"
It was the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada earlier this week, and one of the narratives I heard was this one, struggling with the impossible choice of building new capacity in the shadow of cultural genocide (from www.cbc.ca/radio/thecur...)
hahaha fair. Ok, the basic thing is just that at an underlying technical level, the "timeline" thing you see is just a list of posts. The "algorithm" is just a bit of code that decides what goes into the list, and in what order. The Bluesky interface itself is ...
It is very upsetting that Björk's Post was released 30 years ago. Brb, dusting off my Discman so that my music player doesn't share these sorts of "fun facts" going forward. (Mine was a D-145, but damn, the original D-50 looks sick as hell!)