Such prompts for further thought are not analogies. When we think in terms of analogies, we get stuck on the differences, and those sticking points then becomes an excuse not to think historically at all.
Describes all Fediverse services.
Investment - I think this guy predicted NOT to buy end of March
Architecture advantages and disadvantages of (effecively) centralized protocol like Bluesky/ATProto vs decentralized message-passing Mastodon/ActivityPub
Architecture advantages and disadvantages of (effecively) centralized protocol like Bluesky/ATProto vs decentralized message-passing Mastodon/ActivityPub
My Mastodon Account, bridged to Bluesky
Existing Bluesky acccount @milan-zimmermann.bsky.social -> Fediverse bridged account @milan-zimmermann@bsky.brid.gy: - From Bluesky account @milan-zimmermann.bsky.social, follow account @ap.brid.gy (note: 'ap' is a ActivityPub/Fediverse speaking account on 'brid.gy') - Fediverse users will see you as @milan-zimmermann.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy (note: 'bsky' means a Bluesky-fed account on 'brid.gy'
Core documentation for Fediverse bridging (bluesky, web, etc)
Existing Fediverse acccount @milan_zimmermann@mastodon.social -> Bluesky bridged account @milan_zimmermann.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy: - From Mastodon account @milan_zimmermann@mastodon.social, follow account @bsky.brid.gy@bsky.brid.gy (note: 'bsky' is a Bluesky speaking account on 'brid.gy') - Bluesky users will see you as @milan_zimmermann.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy (note: 'ap' is a ActivityPub-fed account on 'brid.gy'
Agama is a generic browser-controlled Linux installer, although at this point is only able to install SUSE and openSUSE-based distributions. In close collaboration with the openSUSE community, we maintain the openSUSE Live ISO, which uses Agama to install several openSUSE distributions.
All OpenSUSE distros downloads. Slowroll gets major updates @ the 9th of each month. Slowroll: Continuous bug fixes and security fixes as they come in, big updates once per month. Tumbleweed: Continuous updates, bug fixes and security fixes as they come in.
The Slowroll releases are tracked and discussed here by B.M. Widermann
Describes upgrade from tumbleweed to slowroll
Statistics of build issues with Slowroll
WASI is â a set of APIs, a common set of APIs and if you target that common set of APIs, youâre now able to run really well outside of a browser or really outside of any JavaScript runtime.
