My 2GB `sacrifice.txt` file saves the day again by unblocking my database so I can run maintenance tasks
@zkat Right! Yeah, I prefer using copyleft when I can. It's unfortunate how a lot of orgs won't touch anything but MIT licenses.
@zkat I like working for companies that are into open source because I can reuse code between future projects. With closed source I lose all my code if I switch roles. 🤷
Then again I haven't made any hugely popular libraries and have low maintenance costs.
@gordon.bsky.social I love that my follow graph is such that I just see subtoots about some sort of decentralization debate rather than the actual debate ☕
@brandon reading this next :o
I say "future programming" but it is very much reality already. Something like 500 bucks a month to tinker with the torment nexus. https://finalspark.com/
@fleeky I made a list called "moots" so I can see posts from folks that get drowned by the more frequent posters. (you're on there ofc!)
DWeb Without P2P Browsers: Bridging Protocols and People by @akhileshthite
🎥 Watch the talk here:
https://archive.org/details/dweb-weekend-conference-2025-day-2-all-presentations-playlist/08+-+Akhilesh+Thite+-+DWeb+Without+P2P+Browsers+Bridging+Protocols+and+People+-+DWeb+Conference+Day+2.mp4
Also, check out some of the incredible projects and talks from the @dweb Seminar 2025, held at the @internetarchive 🏛 in San Francisco!
Explore the full playlist here:
https://archive.org/details/DWeb-Seminar-2025?tab=collection
@gordon.bsky.social Yesss. Also translate chats to praise you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81cspzAT5eo
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Yap with me and send me cool links relating to my interests. 👍