Watching nostr:npub1h8gzew8am6cezuq7cpjgudldra40hgnruqrqlsrqnxnzs5wjtczqztps02 is better than watching a couple bloviated dorks talk about themselves.
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This is very true.
Understood.
I'm saying it's still too new and different that fixed roles have yet to emerge. Primary developers are largely driven by personal interest and experimentation.
I look forward to hacking on the protocol at some point, but currently have all my time tied up in a fairly new, small business.
Terror Factory is worth the read.
(Despite Aaronsen's left coded explanation for the reasoning)
Aren't we still at the point that the ones hacking on it are devs?
(In that is so relatively new that there isn't traditional formalization of roles)
Anonymous after LOIC is not the same as Anonymous before LOIC.
Eeesh.
Only from the perspective of quasi-revolutionaries.
from Germanic languages and Middle English for a small strap used to fasten armor to Modern French and the Age of Sail as asmall strong cord used to secure something or as a handle for pulling.
#etymology
Perhaps, but i had to compete with all the scorpions.
(An undisclosed infestation, in fact)
They're still right.
We've allowed the definition of "freedom" and "liberty" to be redefined for us.
Xitter is a test case to see how to shift the current media narrative paradigm.
It's working.
You're not going to like where it ends up, but it's having an interesting effect.
We became reliant on search engines so rapidly that we've forgotten how to exist without them.
The siloing of groups and information became easy.
That hasn't mattered for years. Operational rules are "take action, let the courts decide later".
Much of the issue comes from self-labeled, identity clinging types espousing overly-simplistic an-cap rhetoric.
(That was a lot of hyphens)
Pure Ideology never survives first contact with reality.
Using anarcho-capitalism as a first principals framework is still a very good way to approach one's interactions with the world and goals to work toward.