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sneakerweb by worm-blossom The sneakerweb is a peer-to-peer protocol for web publishing without permission: there are no DNS servers, domain registrars, or web hosts. Instead, websites are stored directly on user devices, and transferred between them through the ultimate fallback infrastructure: physical storage media. Your collected sites can be viewed offline, in the same web browser you normally use, and then shared and merged with others via .snk files. [ 📌driscoll ] Cool!

Thanks. You can see why I push back when people think of this as a product.

So many people don't think in terms of small pieces loosely joined. The power of my product is not in all its features but all the things that are left undone, that are possible.

That's simply the web. For 12 years before the silos, the web was that malleable. That's how we made blogs, feeds, podcasts happen. The bigco's tried to get in the way, but it didn't work because the people knew what they were entitled to.

Trump got his name on something else. #TrumpDiarrhea.

For years, the assumption in security has been straightforward: mature detection and response programs require a Security Operations Center (SOC).

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“The Trump administration has tentatively agreed to allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium without enacting international safeguards intended to prevent nuclear weapons development,” CNN reports. “The draft nuclear accord that outlines U.S. support for Riyadh’s civilian nuclear program is awaiting President Donald Trump’s signature despite U.S.-Saudi negotiations concluding in October 2025.”

“The battle for the House majority will be won or lost in congressional districts like New York-17, NY-3, and NY-4, three crucial swing seats in suburban New York City,” Fox News reports. “And as Republicans work to hold onto their razor-thin House majority in this autumn’s midterm elections, they view the ongoing battle between the […]

We have a firehose in rss.chat. Instant updates from the server. No polling. Docs and examples.

Wrote this in 2018: "I know this is like pissing in the wind, but here's an idea for a demonstration that might impress the Repubs in Congress. In every one of their home districts, people march to their polling place, next Saturday or the Saturday after that. Carrying signs that say We Know How To Vote, with the name of their congressperson on it. Go out of the way to recruit Republican-looking voters. Make sure the TV cameras are there." An even better idea in 2026. Give the reporters something to talk about. And it's all in your neighborhood. You can have a picnic, do it every week. Only in good weather.

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Vancouverites I have say that if you eat meat, Zoomak is one of the best restaurants in the city for lunch. So good!

where is the blog post :-) ?

the computer "profession" :-) i have worked in for over 40 years is 100% embarrassing. Layers of sand built on sand (just one example, the 1000s of C and C++ libraries that almost all software uses full of vulnerabilities because they are built on 1970s tech that is fundamentally insecure). and yet somehow computers and the developers who run the computers, run the world without any oversight