Right? Nice counter balance for all the blue 😂
Now
Yesterday
I'm so relieved
I very much assume it's the former, but when first reading the domain I also very much read PLC+red 😅
Hoping it's still early enough to ask the really stupid questions:
Is the last -cred part of the domain short for "Credentials"...
OR...
Is it PLC + red and in that case what does the red stand for 😂
Hello World from the PLC organization (plcred.org)!
The org was soft-announced back in March at AtmosphereConf. We've been working through logistics step by step and now have a public web presence we can point to.
Because we all need to get rid of Meta products :D
I dare you to become the second person with > 2000 photos on @grain.social
grain.social/profile/gui.do
How about this?
September 27, 2026
Amsterdaaaaamn #dusk
Think I even saw it somewhere combined with farm animals
Also agrivoltaic fields turn out to be awesome.
www.nature.org/en-us/magazi...
@poe.atpota.to when
September 26, 2026
Got a proper power brick? In my experience they are kinda finicky...
Well there's @comail.at 😅
But I don't necessarily mean you need to host your own E-mail server, I'd actually advise against that for most people.
But you do need to own your own E-mail domain, so that when your E-mail provider enshitifies, you can easily move on
Any domain you can get through @marque.at works! 😄
Yeah I mean it doesn't have to be a .com
looks like you got the domain side covered 😅
You mean like these?
Well, Germany killed their nuclear plans some years ago, unfortunately you don't build a nuclear plant in a year
All these principles do assume one thing: that you control your own digital identity.
Your email address (and the domain it belongs to) is the key to everything else.
If you don’t own that, you risk every aspect of your digital life being controlled by someone else.
1) Own your data, or at least be able to leave
2) Prioritise open standards
3) Local-first, cloud-optional
4) Apply the bankruptcy test
5) Resist subscription creep, but accept strategic subscriptions
6) Favour EU-based and privacy-respecting tools
7) Replace gradually, not all at once
1) Own your data, or at least be able to leave
2) Prioritise open standards
3) Local-first, cloud-optional
4) Apply the bankruptcy test
5) Resist subscription creep, but accept strategic subscriptions
6) Favour EU-based and privacy-respecting tools
7) Replace gradually, not all at once
Everyone's feet will thank you
What should be on the 2027 @atmosphereconf.org clogs that @bmann.ca will be wearing for 4 days?
Goostopher? Stroopwafels? Embedded PDS?
For those who though I was joking about wearing clogs at @atmosphereconf.org: here's picture proof of me at Magento Live 2019 co-hosting the event.
Last one in the grass is from today: clogs are durable!
(also because I don't wear them like ever because it hurts like hell)
For those who though I was joking about wearing clogs at @atmosphereconf.org: here's picture proof of me at Magento Live 2019 co-hosting the event.
Last one in the grass is from today: clogs are durable!
(also because I don't wear them like ever because it hurts like hell)
#magentolive #atmosphereconf #conference
Giant
Don't try Speculoos
guidojansen.com
guidojansen.org
Link? Asking for a friend 👀
"Sea borders come mostly from the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS, 1982). Two countries share a sea border when their zones overlap, which happens whenever their coasts are less than 400 nm apart."
September 25, 2026
Somewhat disappointing he's not hosting that in his home
Do you also want "fun facts" in here?
Like "The Kingdom of The Netherlands has (land and sea) borders with these other countries:"
* Germany
* Belgium
* United Kingdom
* France
* Venezuela
* United States
* Saint Kitts and Nevis
* Dominican Republic (possible...)
Ok let's try this!
Here's a @lichen.wiki powered @atmosphereconf.org 2027 Amsterdam City Guide:
Re 6 (Coalition charter): A public pledge from relays, AppViews and labelers: no preferential treatment, full export, a notice period before defederating. Set the right standards now (even those that aren't really enforceable)
Re 5 (regulation): DMA interoperability duties for gatekeepers who enter the Atmosphere, plus DSA.
Re 4 (Licensing as a weapon): Maybe use AGPL on backends instead of MIT to block closed forks. Consider a conformance trademark ("Atmosphere-compatible" to require real federation and export) see Java/Bluetooth
1) Infra diversity now
2) Neutral lexicon commons
3) (Finish) Standards body transfer
4) Licensing as a weapon
5) Regulation
6) Coalition charter for infra parties
7) Funding independent of VC
Turns out I have never been allowed to post on BSKY
haha yeah I read that
*greetings from the discourse-on-atproto and linkedin-on-atproto person 😂
How are Instagram-on-atproto and TikTok-on-atproto going? 😛
So that makes it a black hole no?
Highest of praises
Bakker Out
Time for ice cream!
Congrats on the new job! 😅