<David 💻 /> @kaezarrex@fosstodon.org

Protocols, Not Platforms: A Technological Approach to Free Speech
https://knightcolumbia.org/content/protocols-not-platforms-a-technological-approach-to-free-speech

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20841059

I'll do a big brain post and say, in my opinion, blockchains aren't even that decentralized. They're just distributed. You have a single global state and you need consensus in the network to modify it. Mastodon servers have a lot more independence than that 'cause they don't care what else happens in the network.

https://roadmap.sh/devops
What I'm going for right now. I should definitely learn more about networking and set something up.

My colleague and I will be giving a talk at HashiConf in Seattle on September 11th. Let me know if you're going!

https://hashiconf.hashicorp.com/schedule/infrastructure-as-code-for-software-engineers

Hi fosstodon! Newish here, looking for some good oss #go #golang projects that might be looking for contributors, to continue improving my dev skills. Coding practice feels like running on a treadmill and work is work (love my job, but variety is nice 😁)

Any suggestions?

Things that don't mean you're insecure:

✅ taking selfies
✅ posting about your successes
✅ being a perfectionist

Things that do mean you're insecure:

🛑 submitting personal information over a http request

Hi friends!

I made a bot! Check it out if you don't mind 😅

@nintendocountdown

It counts to each day to nintendo titles! So far there are 4, but can add more as more release dates get announced and requested! Doesn't matter how big or small a title it is!

Plus each game generates a specific hashtag so if you want to keep the noise from it minimal, you can mute individual games!

I'm really happy with it, and it's still early so I'm working out the last couple bugs.. but its operational!

i wrote an essay about software patterns and doing social stuff in a p2p environment:

> Kill Your Server And Get Back To Bed: Patterns for Serverless Applications

https://garbados.github.io/my-blog/kill-your-server.html

Good article that explains the Tusky/Gab situation https://cjslep.com/c/blog/on-tusky-rickrolling

Dunno if I tooted about it before, but two command line tools I use a lot are bat (https://github.com/sharkdp/bat) and lsd (https://github.com/Peltoche/lsd).

They're like ls and cat but better (although not for scripting)!

I'm super excited about the Lemmy project (@LemmyDev). I read on both Hacker News and Lobsters, but both have their own inclinations and agenda. Lemmy seems like a perfect opportunity to get the functionality of those communities without their control issues.

https://dev.lemmy.ml/

git made fetch happen