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🗓️ Join us this Thursday 21 May 2026 at the Foresight Institute for the Berlin DWeb Node Meetup!🗨️ We will be hearing from all the fabulous humans who are helping us make DWeb Camp happen. Let’s chat about the past, present, and future of decentralised technologies 💡Just an appetiser to DWeb Camp 2026 👀Free attendance, RSVP here: https://tix.dod.ngo/dwebcamp/BLN-meetup-may26/#DWeb #DWebCamp #Berlin #BerlinEvent #event #meetup #decentralization #tech #Internet

@magpieluvseeds I'm actively building twords rebuilding a better alternative. Due to a loss of hardware I can't build right now, but take solace someone is thinking of people with brains like yours!

The Boring Internet (text) | Terry Godierhttps://terrygodier.com/the-boring-internetThis is golden. Either you're remembering the good old days of the #Internet because you've participated or you should read that in order to understand what's next after companies ruined the #WWW. #decentralization #digitalSouvereignity

🗓️ 𝗔𝗽𝗿 𝟯𝟬: 𝗗𝗪𝗲𝗯 𝗩𝗶𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝗲𝗲𝘁𝘂𝗽 🌼Get a sneak peek of what’s coming to camp by joining us with Will Scott from Protocol Labs and the Community Privacy Residency Staff, this Thursday at 15:00 UTC! 👀🆓 Free attendance, RSVP here → https://tix.dod.ngo/dwebcamp/virtualmeetup-april2026/ ←#event #meetup #DWeb #DWebCamp #decentralization #privacy #communityPrivacy #ProtocolLabs

Mastodon: @cwebber@social.coop The co-author of the ActivityPub protocol and co-founder of Spritely Institute, building the next generation of decentralized networked technology, delivers a critique of the Fediverse from one of its co-architects. The Fediverse's real strength is participatory structure: any one server can fail and the network keeps running. But it isn't decentralized enough to survive the threats coming for it, including age-verification laws rooted in anti-queer politics, hardware-level lockdown of what you can run on your own computer, and data-centre concentration that turns information infrastructure into a kill switch. The answer is to push further: content-addressed messaging, peer-to-peer chat with no host to subpoena, and technology built around joy and empowerment rather than defensive compliance. La co-auteure du protocole ActivityPub et co-fondatrice de Spritely Institute, construisant la prochaine génération de technologies réseau décentralisées, livre une critique du Fediverse par l'une de ses co-architectes. La vraie force du Fediverse est sa structure participative : un serveur peut tomber et le réseau continue. Mais il n'est pas assez décentralisé pour survivre aux menaces qui arrivent, notamment des lois de vérification d'âge enracinées dans une politique anti-queer, un verrouillage matériel de ce qu'on peut exécuter sur son propre ordinateur, et une concentration des centres de données qui transforme l'infrastructure informationnelle en interrupteur d'arrêt. La réponse : pousser plus loin, avec une messagerie adressée par contenu, la discussion pair-à-pair sans hôte à assigner, et une technologie construite autour de la joie et de l'autonomie plutôt que de la conformité défensive.

@Mastodon is changing course when it comes to how people join the platform. In late 2022, the team decided to send sign-ups directly to their server in order to make onboarding more straightforward. But that didn't align with the promise of decentralization. Here, Community Director @haubles explains the new approach to server recommendation, along with some other ways Mastodon is helping build community.https://flip.it/1bWN26#Mastodon #SocialMedia #Decentralization #ActivityPub #Community #Technology #Tech

Really cool #chat app demo from the #Spritely folks. https://spritely.institute/news/composing-capability-security-and-conflict-free-replicated-data-types.htmlcc: #OCAP #decentralization #P2P #CRDT

@floe Congratulations! Sounds very interesting!

@soapdog that's a nontrivial downside. I don't suppose it would be possible to add a “merge” feature to the storage? Sohen you only post from one of the machines, in the others it'd just “fast forward” to the latest when they have the possibility to sync, and if they can only sync after having posts on both sides you'd get a “branching” history with sync points? In contrast to revision control systems, there would be no need to worry about conflicts.

@rolle This is why I’m on the Fediverse, bridging with BlueSky. Because I’d be happy to federate with them, if they’d open up as standard. But they don’t. They want to keep to themselves unless someone explicitly says they want to bridge to Fediverse. That’s the reason I don’t really trust BlueSky. Did you see the European PDS, EuroSky?

@jbz solution: codeberg or any other git repo.

@irelephant@app.wafrn.net @admin @_elena @irelephant@calckey.world oh, also external account, nicehttps://app.wafrn.net/blog/@luca.sironi.tk(i just couldn't get used to wafrn gui)

I blocked the `threads.net` server as an admin of this server because I recently quit Meta. This is also to free myself from Meta's influence. Additionally, there are many media reports about Meta's misuse of minors' pictures as part of their targeted advertising campaigns. My AI chatbot reported a summary to me, indicating that Meta even defended this behavior, claiming that they had appropriate agreements in place. #Fediverse #Privacy #Safety #DigitalFreedom #OnlineSafety #Meta #Threads #Decentralization #DataPrivacy #DigitalRights #Blocklist #FreedomOnline #Transparency #UserControl