One of the most important evaluation criteria of a publishing system, regardless of its type, is how it implements the basic operations of Create, Modify, Delete. This is a standard that we no longer question at the operating system level. However, when it comes to anything we put on the public network, these fundamentals should be given even greater consideration. Creating content is one thing. But editing or even completely deleting (without it still lingering somewhere) seems to be more of a luxury.
With centralized systems, one never knows if there might still be a copy somewhere. With decentralized systems, it seems even impossible. At least for now. However, this does not render this age-old principle obsolete.
The next big "system" would be a decentralized, uncensorable protocol that cleanly implements C-M-D (Create, Modify, Delete).
I wish they were fading into irrelevancy. Most people still read them, pay them, believe them.
Ok, I saw a lot of cope from the MSM about the Putin interview yesterday. That was expected. Not a single media outlet has engaged with the statements in terms of content or even provided counterarguments. Instead, they have attacked his reputation in their usual manner.
But how brain damaged must one be to bring this headline?
By doing so, they not only confirm his point that the Western MSM are an unbeatable propaganda machine, but it's also the most incorrect conclusion one could draw from this interview. He consistently stated the opposite. How illogical and absurd such a conclusion (expansionist tendencies) would be. And he has actually consistently signaled open doors in all matters. Be it fake or not. At least, that's what he said. No threats whatsoever.
Whouw, I didn't know they're still doing Jabber spam. Is Jabber still alive?
Yes, I have my Jabber client on auto-start, so I don't miss any messages. Just in case.
Hahaha, Putin about German political leadership:
"Those are highly incompetent people"
(At 1:16:10 in Carlson's interview)
Yeah, sucks that even some IT platforms are politicized now.
How big are black holes compared to our solar system?
Another banger video from Epic Spaceman
Apart from the question of whether these ideas are good or not, these can't or shouldn't be implemented at the core level. Maybe at the client level or in an intermediary level, but then you'll have different Implementations and the client may even become just another walled garden.
You want to see awesome?
Tower PCs -> Laptops -> Touch screen devices -> Vision Pros ...
Laptops are still peak computing. Change my mind.
And so it begins. A new zombie species discovered.
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Peak Apple fanatism and materialism. I'd be ashamed.
This is an excellent analysis of our modern life and work with modern technology. A bit dramatized, but the direction is correct.
In the end, we are all either junkies or dropped out of civilization.. Reminds me of a famous akhirul dhaman hadith.
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Bitcoiners at X say, it's the fiat century. But the fiat system and banks are just a symptom. The underlying (mental) illness is decline in religiosity, spread of atheism and all its accompanying other isms.
Ironically, the same atheists today say religion is a means of war. Exactly the opposite is the case, as historic data shows.
Nostr celebrities posting stuff like "waking up early is a super power" or "31 days without alcohol".
Meanwhile Muslims:
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Pseudonym detected -> opinion rejected
It 's astonishing how the Bitcoin and Nostr scene confuses censorship resistance with anonymity and overall attempts to appear very anonymous. Personally, I don't take anonymous individuals seriously, and it often happens that I hardly interact with them. But when anonymity is also emphasized in business conduct, the boundary is completely crossed. That's just ignorant, immature nonsense.
https://mslmdvlpmnt.com/unveiling-usability-challenges-and-trust-gaps-in-the-bitcoin-lightning-era/