Bluesky
Bluesky is an emerging federated network that runs on the AT Protocol. It incorporates federation and peer-to-peer concepts in an effort to build a global public square with data portability in mind!
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Talks
ATProtocal Dev Talks: Smoke Signal Events
Nick Gerakines talks about Smoke Signal Events, an events subscription platform built on the AT Protocol for the Bluesky network.
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Talks
ATProtocol Dev Talks: Frontpage Link Aggregator
At this AT Protocol Dev Talk, Tom Sherman will present on building Frontpage, and what the experience is of working…
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AT Protocol
What comes after Web 2.0?
Join Dan Abramov for a talk about Bluesky's AT Protocol — an attempt to create the foundation for a people-first,…
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News
Techdirt’s Mike Masnick Joins Bluesky’s Board of Directors
Bluesky's Public Benefit Corporation expands its roster by bringing in the author of "Protocols, Not Platforms" to help take them…
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News
NeoDB is a Review System for Culture
NeoDB is a review system with some remarkable tricks up its sleeve, and may provide a way forward for decentralized…
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News
Bluesky Introduces Direct Messages
The pioneer of the AT Protocol introduces a new milestone to their social messaging plans. Encryption and federation are expected…
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News
You Can Now Bridge Fediverse and Bluesky Accounts
Bridgy Fed's integration between Bluesky and the Fediverse is now in public beta, and you can try it for yourself!
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Jack Dorsey is No Longer on Bluesky’s Board of Directors
In a surprise update, Jack Dorsey has departed from Bluesky's board of directors, in pursuit of his other projects and…
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Blacksky
Decentered S1E6: Beautiful Blacksky with Rudy Fraser
This week, we talked to Rudy Fraser, creator and operator of the Blacksky feed. It's a dedicated community stream for…
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Opinion
Tear Down Walls, and Build Bridges
A libre networking project that's designed to bridge protocol spaces together announced its progress and intentions, and Mastodon users freaked…
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