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  1. Oct 2023
    1. speculative comprehension

      speculative comprehension

    2. if the word Mind is to have a meaning, it implies the revelation of Him.

      revelation

    3. Knowledge (the principle by which the substance is mind) is a self-determining principle, as infinite self-realising form,—it therefore is manifestation out and out. The spirit is only spirit in so far as it is for the spirit, and in the absolute religion it is the absolute spirit which manifests no longer abstract elements of its being but itself.

      self-determining principle

      substance is mind

      infinite self-realising form

    4. self-mediating knowledge, into an existence which is itself knowledge,—into revelation. Thus the principle which gives the Idea its content is that it embody free intelligence, and as “absolute” spirit it is for the spirit.

      self-mediating knowledge

      free intelligence

      spirit for itself

    5. the history of religions coincides with the world-history.

      religion world history

    6. Of all such forms the human is the highest and the true, because only in it can the spirit have its corporeity and thus its visible expression.

      human

    7. The really infinite world is not out there, but in here—in consciousness in general, which is the denial of all limitation, of all finality, of all isolation. God is the essential and inherent unity and unifier of spirit and nature—the surety that the world in all its differentiations is one. The Soul is not an essential entity, but the infinite fruitfulness and freshness of mental life, which forbids us stopping at anything short of complete continuity and unity. The Kingdom of God—the Soul—the moral law—is within us: within us, as supreme, supra-personal and infinite intelligences, even amid all our littleness and finitude. Even happiness which we stretch our arms after is not really beyond us, but is the essential self which indeed we can only reach in detail. It is so both in knowledge and in action. Each knowledge and enjoyment in reality is limited and partial, but it is made stable, and it gets a touch of infinitude, by the larger idea which it helps to realise. Only indeed in that antithesis between the finite and the infinite does the real live. Every piece of knowledge is real, only because it assumes pro tempore certain premisses which are given: every actual beauty is set in some defect of aesthetic [pg cix] completeness: every actually good deed has to get its foil in surrounding badness. The real is always partial and incomplete. But it has the basis or condition of its reality in an idea—in a transcendental unity of consciousness, which is so to say a law, or a system and an order, which imposes upon it the condition of conformity and coherence; but a conformity which is essential and implicit in it.

      x

    8. the infinite in the finite

      infinite in the finite

    9. Hegel's Philosophy of Mind

      come back where we have started and see it for the first time

    1. The era of the semantic sphere (addressing of ideas

      yes intentional addressing

      there is no meaning separate from intent and situations

    2. Digitized documents are virtually part of a dynamic universal hyperdocument

      not just part but

      there could be a whole class of universal hyperdocument formats that can be used to specify and generate and process them all in meaningful intentional ways

      But hat would not be the semantic sphere but the intentional sphere for symmathesy

    1. wondering how this conversation can be continuous without it being synchronous

      Matt Saiia's Dream Space

      haven't invented yet

      conversation continuous

      without being synchronous

    2. https://indy.trailmarks.co/ipfs/QmY27hFX67kXxioaAAzhhKArymwsnSu6bRAbUsh5Dxa95i

      https://bafybeidtye6byqdofwuifcohrzjslta4lf6ft3fousjf55bdjhwck2nwki.ipfs.w3s.link/video%20-%20Matt%20Saiia%20Dream%20Space.mp4

    1. no longer follow the traditional Forward Design flow to 00:06:27 manufacture chips instead they start from market demand reverse engineer the specifications and performance of the Chip And then proceed with manufacturing based on the design this reverse design

      reverse design

    1. We believe professional and creative users deserve software that realizes the local-first goals, helping them collaborate seamlessly while also allowing them to retain full ownership of their work.

      This objective deserves a

      new design approach to software, a "reverse design" approach that starts from the value driven objective of local-fist, offline first approach that helps to "Lock the Web Open" and make it - human centric, - instead of being provider centric, that - for the benefit of the participants in the long tail of the internet

      • instead of big tech
      • maximize autonomy for people
      • scale their unenclosable reach
      • helps them to find the Other and collaborate
      • private, permanent custody of all their data
      • along with the open commons based peer produced capabilities that they make use of
      • facilitating interpersonal trusted secure communication
      • unenclosable carrier
      • and ownership of the means of computations interaction
    2. Our research on software that supports the creative process is discussed further in our articles Capstone, a tablet for thinking

      tablet for thinking

      to :

    3. enables both collaboration and ownership for users

      for people, individuals, not user looser

      autonomous Actors in their own(ed) networks

      built from trust for trust

    4. Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs)

      CRDT data structures that are - multi-user from the ground up while also being fundamentally local and private. CRDTs have the potential to be a foundational technology for realizing local-first software.

    5. Local-first

      local-first include - the ability to work offline and - collaborate across multiple devices,

      while also improving the - security, - privacy, - long-term preservation, and - user control of data.

    6. Local-first software You own your data, in spite of the cloud

      despite of the cloud

    1. Capstone A tablet for thinking

      Description

      Capstone is an experimental tool for creative professionals to develop their ideas. It explores questions about digital information curation; how creative people come up with good ideas; and what we at Ink & Switch think the future of power-user computing interfaces could look like. from : https://hyp.is/MpzzIGdwEe6qCavKpwgKcQ/www.inkandswitch.com/local-first/ by Description

    1. Our mission at Twingl is to accelerate the evolution of human intelligence.

  2. web.archive.org web.archive.org
    1. “Current lines of inquiry”

      line of inquiry

    2. They are our “Dashboards.”

      dashboards

    3. Something interesting came to you through “The Stream”.

      Stream

    4. flirted with web annotation, automated digests, reading and writing tools. We threw away weeks, toying with tools for knowledge sharing and collaborative learning. None of it felt right, and frankly we were beginning to feel like we’d made a mistake entering the accelerator.

      tools for knowledge sharing

    5. damned hard to know where to start. It’s like a game of Battleship.

      big vision battleship

  3. es-la.facebook.com es-la.facebook.com
    1. Twingl  · 1 September 2014  · Shared with PublicAt Twingl, our goal is to create a world where you can say: “I’ll send you everything I know about this”—and be telling the truth.Andy Wilkinson shares our journey through the Lightning Lab with New Zealand Entrepreneurs.

    1. The Role of Affordance in Interaction DesignproformUXhttps://www.proformux.com › design-a-stunning-blogproformUXhttps://www.proformux.com › design-a-stunning-blogFeb 6, 2020 — Today's foray into the etymology of CX cult jargon deals with the term "Affordance". According to Wikipedia: "An affordance is a quality of ...

    2. afford | Etymology, origin and meaning of ...Etymonlinehttps://www.etymonline.com › word › affordEtymonlinehttps://www.etymonline.com › word › affordafford (v.) Middle English aforth, from Old English geforðian "to put forth, contribute; further, advance; carry out, accomplish," from ge- completive ...

    3. Affordances and Landscapes: Overcoming the Nature–Culture ...

    4. search : etymology affordance

      Affordances are the opportunities for action that are present in the environment, and agents can perceive them thanks to their exploratory behavior. The word 'affordance' was coined by Gibson (1979/2015, p. 119) as a derivation of the verb 'to afford.Jan 9, 2018

    1. just as the idea of affordance can serve to overcome the subjective–objective dichotomy, the ideas of landscape and ecological niche, properly defined, would allow us to also transcend the nature–culture dichotomy.

      affordance overcome - subjective-objective dichotomy

      define - landscape + ecological niche - transcend nature-culture dichotomy

    2. Affordances and Landscapes: Overcoming the Nature–Culture Dichotomy through Niche Construction Theory

    1. Total cost of ownership (TCO) addresses the total cost of software development from inception to sun setting. In 2011, the CRASH report stated the total cost of ownership for software code was $18/Line of Code (LOC). Of this, it is generally accepted that the majority of this cost is related to the maintenance of the software after its initial creation, with estimates ranging from 60-90%.

      $18 /LOC

    1. Noise is a framework for building crypto protocols. Noise protocols support mutual and optional authentication, identity hiding, forward secrecy, zero round-trip encryption, and other advanced features
    1. Peer connections are established using the Noise protocol, which allows for secure, encrypted communications within the network

      noise protocol

    2. compatibility with existing workflows

      ┌╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴┐ ┌╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴┐ ┆┌─────────────────┐ ┌──────┐┆ ┆┌──────┐ ┌───────────────┐ ┆ ┆│Storage │ │ │┆ Git ┆│ │ │Storage │ ┆ ┆│ ├╸┆╸╸╸╸╸╸┆╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸┆╸╸╸╸╸╸┆╸┤ │ ┆ ┆│┌──────┐┌─────┐ ┌│ │ │┆ protocol ┆│ │ │┌─────┐┌─────┐ │ ┆ ┆││repo ││repo │ ││ │ │┆ ┆│ │ ││repo ││repo │ │ ┆ ┆│├──────┤├─────┤ ├│ │ │┆ ┆│ │ │├─────┤├─────┤ │ ┆ ┆└┴───╿──┴┴───┬─┴─┴┘ │ │┆ ┆│ │ └┴───┬─┴┴───╿─┴─┘ ┆ ┆ │ │ │ │┆ gossip ┆│ │ │ │ ┆ ┆ │ │ │ Node ├╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸╸┤ Node │ │ │ ┆ ┆ │ │ │ │┆ protocol ┆│ │ │ │ ┆ ┆ push pull │ │┆ ┆│ │ pull push ┆ ┆ │ │ │ │┆ ┆│ │ │ │ ┆ ┆ │ │ │ │┆ ┆│ │ │ │ ┆ ┆ │ │ │ │┆ ┆│ │ │ │ ┆ ┆┌────┴───┐┌──╽─────┐│ │┆ ┆│ │┌─────╽──┐┌──┴────┐┆ ┆│working ││working ││ │┆ ┆│ ││working ││working│┆ ┆│copy ││copy ││ │┆ ┆│ ││copy ││copy │┆ ┆└────────┘└────────┘└──────┘┆ ┆└──────┘└────────┘└───────┘┆ └╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴┘ └╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴┘

    3. peer-to-peer code hosting network.

      code0hosting network

    4. gossip protocol, forming a resilient, disruption-tolerant network

      gossip protocol

    5. Radicle is a sovereign peer-to-peer network for code collaboration, built on top of Git.
    1. for : use utf8 icons to indicate type/intent

      achieve this using trailmarks intentional plain text mark in notation in vanilla HTML content

      🌟 Usage 🌃 JSON 🌠 DAG-JSON 🌌 DAG-CBOR 🐾 Next steps 🥅 Purpose and goals 🏃‍♀️ Getting Started 📗 Project Docs 📒 API Docs 📐 System diagram 🏭 Code Structure 📣 Project status 🛣️ Roadmap 👫 Get involved 🤲 Contribute 🛍️ Notable Consumers/Users 🌞 Branding 🏭 Code Structure 📗 Project Docs 📒 API Docs 📐 System diagram 📣 Project status 🛣️ Roadmap 👫 Get involved 🤲 Contribute 🛍️ Notable Consumers/Users 🌞 Branding

      Description

    2. 🥅 Purpose and goalsA lean, modular, and modern implementation of IPFS for the prolific JS and browser environments.

      goals

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    1. Productivity and collaboration tools for all the ways we work.

    2. How teams of all sizes connect, create, and collaborate.

    1. Links to anchors in read-only rich text documents now navigate to the correct section of the document rather than opening a new tab.

      cryptpad links to anchors

    1. collaborative research production

      the tools, protocols and platforms that need to be in place in order to advance collaborative research production, but also considers socio-technical mechanisms that could deliberately allow for multiple forms of participation amongst a diverse set of actors, and actively seeks to redress power relations within a given context.

    2. trust and scale do not always go hand in hand

      trust that scales

    3. ‘neither a chaotic plurality of disparate projects nor an efficiency-driven, enforced standard is itself desirable’. As they state, ‘mediating between these two will require broad agreement about high-level goals, governance, and funding priorities – and perhaps some agency for integration/mediation’

      efficiency-driven enforced standards

    4. ‘communities of people who care – either as developers, supporters, or as users’

      communities of care

    5. scaling small involves the creation of infrastructures that allow many presses to thrive at multiple scales

      thrive at multiple scales

    6. achieving scale across multiple organisations, with a focus on care, collectivity, and cooperation rather than competition.

      scale across organizations - care - collectivity - cooperation

      rather than - competition

    7. build the scholarly commons

      scholarly commons

      scaling small

    8. Scaling Small; Or How to Envision New Relationalities for Knowledge Production

    1. A Reply to this Pub

    2. Creating resilient publishing infrastructuresA Spotlight on COPIM, the Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs, on organizational adaptation in an ever-shifting publication ecosystem. (One hour with transcript)
    1. Building open infrastructure step-by-step: COPIM's ...PubPubhttps://help.pubpub.org › pubPubPubhttps://help.pubpub.org › pubJun 27, 2023 — using reference management tools such as Zotero in conjunction with PubPub, ... CryptPad-hosted spreadsheet (as PubPub's own implementation of ...

    2. search : cryptpad using anchors

    1. we become more ferocious agents of our own informational resources

      Need to flip the existing paradigm

      A new Reneissance where people are at the center of their owned Universe of Attention

      Man is the measure of everything as far as huMAN beings are concerned, just because they are huMAN beings partaking the with their own part with dignity in the dignity of Being as Meaning

      https://indy.trailmarks.co/ipfs/QmXxyw8fkG3j7esPRAmQC6pv3KydobAEfckJNppKMpmxdF/indy-2023-08-15/hyp/facet/?user=gyuri&any=human%2Bbeing%2Bmeaning&max=50&expanded=true

      Description

    2. This ethos emphasises that information is not a neutral, boundless resource to be exploited, but rather is morally inextricable from the humans who supply it.

      supply?

    1. A knowledge graph is a knowledge base that’s made machine readable with the help of logically consistent, linked graphs that together constitute an interrelated group of facts

      That's a narrow definition of KG close to RDF model.

      Freebase's original definition runs like: "Human knowledge organized as a graph" I would consider that concept a "natural kind"

      In my appreciation of pertinent contexts, contrary to claims to the opposite, neither the world, or a KG is "a collection facts" as in the tractatus. what we can share is always some articulation of our tacit awareness.

      We allways go beyond, logic or syllogisms, more like Descartes intutive (informal) notion of illation which is but creating associations between pieces of knowledge in some way going from one piece to another in some 'truth' preserving way. In our thinking., I would say this illation is not just about preserving of truth, but something of significance or even enacted. For me a knowledge graph is some way of capturing knowledge,in a graph, where the nodes are articulation/formulation of shareable symbolic/digital presentation of 'knowledge' the edges are named machine processable constructs, that convey in some sense or even through operations what the meaning/significance/intent/process that connects the nodes 'is' that it links. I mean, here indeed, it all depends on what the meaning of the 'is' is, or any other associative/regulative concept human ingenuity finds/proposes to be useful/relavant/effective in some conext of adjacent associative complexes.

      My sense of "reasoning" is broader than anything that can be formalized, executed by machine. It is closer to Hegel's (Taoist) notion of Reason that links it to the Real by saying "The Real is Reasonable", "The Reasonable is in some sense Real" in the sense of through existence the real embodies everything that pertains to its possibility. Of course, in reasoning we are in the realm of "description" but it does contain in intself the possibility of "being real". By ex-plaining (laying out in a plane for all to see) things, we are laying the connections adjacent descriptive complexes out so that we can appreciate to what extend that is being described can taken it to be real.

      My all time favourite quote on this topic is: https://hyp.is/jJEAmkEgEemoiANeeeGUjw/www.chilton-computing.org.uk/inf/pdfs/kay.htm

      "for nothing destroys description so much as words, and yet there is nothing more necessary than to place before the eyes of men certain things the existence of which is neither provable nor probable, but which, for this very reason, pious and scholarly men treat to a certain extent as existent in order that they may be led a step further towards their being and their becoming. --Joseph Knecht's holograph translation (M.L.)

      Description

    1. "single object or thing," c. 1600, from individual (adj.). Meaning "a single human being" (as opposed to a group, etc.) is from 1640s. Colloquial sense of "person"

      single object or thing

      single human being

      person

      Description

    1. “There is no spirit-driven life force, no throbbing, heaving, pullulating, protoplasmic, mystic jelly. Life is just bytes and bytes and bytes of digital information.” —  Richard Dawkins English ethologist, evolutionary biologist and author 1941River out of Eden (1995)

      Life is just bytes

    2. “Digital information is really just people in disguise.”

    1. search : jaron information people disguise Description who owns the future

      who stole our future

    1. Sharing can provide credit and recognition, and extend a researcher’s reach, much as publication does. When a researcher shares via an established and trusted archive, sharing reduces busywork and information loss after a project is completed by transferring dissemination and user-support responsibilities to the repository.

      fairdata

    1. seize on any notion that seems to expand the frontiers of the possible

      lesson from development of computer

    2. ZOG is a rapid response , large netw o rk , menu selection system used for man —machine communication. The philosophy behind this system was first developed by thePROMIS (Problem Oriented Medical Information System) Laboratory of the Universit y ofVermont. ZOG will be used in a number of task domains to help explore and evaluatethe limits and potential benefits of the communication philosophy. This paper discussesthe basic ideas in ZOG and describes the architecture of a system that has just beenimplemented to carry out that exploration and evaluation

      abstract

    1. UCAN for authentication, meaning you can cryptographically delegate permission to other actors to directly upload to your account. The Alpha version CLI can be found here and the client here. Later, the current Javascript client will use w3up and all existing uploads and accounts will be migrated to the new service.

      UCAN fission web3.storage

  4. bafybeid4zfuk36bi4q2j6th7stfdbdldej2didngi25fgd5ic2ihxtur3u.ipfs.w3s.link bafybeid4zfuk36bi4q2j6th7stfdbdldej2didngi25fgd5ic2ihxtur3u.ipfs.w3s.link
    1. Expandable and Exportable Architecture

      idea - architecture - Expandable - Exportable : different settings, size of institutions

    1. Do people become happier after 40?For the most part, it comes down to money and children

    1. Life will knock us down, but we can choose whether or not to stand back up

    1. Google Closure ToolsComputer program

      google.search : closure google

    1. Hold the CTRL key on your keyboard (or the Meta key, or Cmd key in other environments) and then do a right-click on a word. If you do that, the native spell check system in your browser-web should appear:

      do how : spell check | Rich Text Editor | CryptPad

      • Ctrl+Right Click of word underlined in red
      • to use the native spellchecker to offer suggestions

    2. How to enable spell check in CryptPad

    1. Life will knock us down, but we can choose, whether or not, to get back up.

      life knock us down choose to get back up

      karate kid

    1. web3.storage

      The simple file storage service for IPFS & Filecoin.

      Store your files with web3.storage and retrieve them via their unique Content ID. Our tools make it simple to hash your content locally, so you can verify the service only ever stores the exact bytes you asked us to. Pick the method of using with web3.storage that works for you!

      https://web3.storage

    1. Web3 Storage The simple file storage service for IPFS & Filecoin

    1. SWC: Rust-based platform for the Web

    2. Aug 5, 2021 — Volt is a rapid, lightweight, open-source, NodeJS package manager, written in Rust. It is upto 10x faster than Yarn and 11-12x faster than npm.

      bpm package manager in rust 12x

    3. search : npm alternative rust

  5. Sep 2023
    1. SharedWorker technology

      share a "thread" between all the browser tabs open on the same CryptPad instance. Code that concerns all CryptPad applications can be placed at this level to avoid running it once in each tab.

    2. Local changes made in customize are ignored by Git and cannot be sent as contributions.

      customize folder ingnored by git

    3. Customization

      customize.dist folder

    4. customize.dist

      customize.dist

    5. CryptPad applications is based on

      collaboration between different users

    6. CryptPad sends some unencrypted data in order to recognize each user:

      CryptPad sends some unencrypted data - in order to recognize each user: the - "Public signing key", - generated automatically by CryptPad for each user account.

      This is the only link between a user's data and - their CryptPad account, however - this is a short random string - that does not contain any identifiable information.

    7. Zero-knowledge¶ All user data must be encrypted before being sent to the server.

    1. Alan Kay's tribute to Ted Nelson at "Intertwingled" Festival - YouTube

      )

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    1. docdrop

      )

      Alan Kay Tribute to Ted Nelson at Intertwingled

    1. With programming in the large, program changes can become difficult.[2] If a change operates across module boundaries, the work of many people may need re-doing.

      not if the boundaries rely on self-composing interfaces based on universal mechanisms

    2. Programming in the large and programming in the small

      what a misnomer

      programming by definition is creating software artifacts in the small. /This is already a mistake to think that our task is adequately called programming

      software is all about articulating intent in the large or in the small it should not be different if you let the problem the task guide the way the system grows

    1. A unique feature on Dedicated Gateways is the ability to set a file as the gateway root. It's a simple redirect of a gateway root url to a specific CID you have designated. For instance, if you visit https://pinata-media.mypinata.cloud you would be redirected to https://pinata-media.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmVLwvmGehsrNEvhcCnnsw5RQNseohgEkFNN1848zNzdng. This is create for websites hosted on Pinata or smaller projects (like this cool photo zine).

      setting gateway root

    2. Gateways

    3. A unique feature on Dedicated Gateways is the ability to set a file as the gateway root. It's a simple redirect of a gateway root url to a specific CID you have designated. For instance, if you visit https://pinata-media.mypinata.cloud you would be redirected to https://pinata-media.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmVLwvmGehsrNEvhcCnnsw5RQNseohgEkFNN1848zNzdng. This is create for websites hosted on Pinata or smaller projects (like this cool photo zine).
    1. We’re now in servitude to the fiefdoms of our new global masters, Lord Zuckerberg of Facelandia and Sir Musk of the rotten borough of X. Imagine the following scene straight out of the science fiction storybook.

    1. Replicating a database across peers

      from : https://hyp.is/XP7OlluoEe64GDvACJGxHA/github.com/orbitdb/orbit-db-nextgen/pull/62

      for : orbit-db-nextgen

      for : orbit-db-nextgen

    2. To learn more, check out OrbitDB's sychronization protocol and the OrbitDB replication documentation.
    3. The power of OrbitDB lies in its ability to replicate databases across distributed systems that may not always be connected. A simple way to replicate a database between peers can be accomplished by opening a database, listening for updates and iterating over the records as those updates occur.

      the missing piece

    1. feat: Add support for Helia.

      for : orbit-db-nextgen

    2. You're correct, only the heads are replicated. To complete the replication process, you explicitly iterate over the recordset which will replicate all records. See https://github.com/orbitdb/orbit-db-nextgen/blob/main/docs/DATABASES.md#replicating-a-database-across-peers for an example.
    3. In orbit-db-nextgen adding events to a log is blazing fast at the beginning and starts to slow down rapidly, is this something that can be improved?

    4. ETA on when we can expect this integrated upstream

      ETA on odbitdb nextgen

    5. since I use OrbitDB as an integral part of my application I am kind of waiting on this.

    6. Looking forward to Helia integration with orbit-db-nextgen

    1. They are in the process or rewriting it for Helia in this pr for in the nextgen repo: orbitdb/orbit-db-nextgen#62

      for : orbit-db-nextgen

    2. How to use Orbit DB with Helia?

      for : orbit-db-nextgen

    1. Update landing page to show to a non-node how to start #269

    1. Helia

      A lean, modular, and modern implementation of IPFS for the JS and browser environments that supersedes js-ipfs. Learn more at https://github.com/ipfs/helia

    1. Even simple technology stacks like static site generators (e.g., Jekyll) require a workflow and will stop working at some point.

      stop working at some point

    2. complex

      is it complex or we just made it complicated

    3. Yet every platform with irreplaceable content dies off some day

      platforms die of

    4. the increasing complexity of keeping alive indie content on the web, leading to a reliance on platforms and time-sorted publication formats (blogs, feeds, tweets).

      keeping alive indie content

      for : value.prop - IndyWeb

    5. Bookmark after bookmark led to dead link after dead link. What's vanished: unique pieces of writing on kuro5hin about tech culture;

      disappear

    6. A Manifesto for Preserving Content on the Web This Page is Designed to Last

    1. Unicode Character “㊔” (U+3294)

      Circled Ideograph Name

      for : utf8 icons used as a utf8 icon for trailmark dev

    1. WORDPRESS WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT

    2. Indyweb.net can assist your business with everything from logo design, a simple presence on the web or a full-blown e-commerce website.

    1. Indy In Depth – an e-book covering both Indy 9 and 10.

    2. Atozed Software

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  6. www.indyproject.org www.indyproject.org
    1. Indy

      Indy is an open source client/server communications library that supports TCP/UDP/RAW sockets, as well as over 100 higher level protocols including SMTP, POP3, IMAP, NNTP, HTTP, FTP, and many more. Indy is written in Delphi but is also available for C++Builder and FreePascal.

    1. challenges the giants

      there is a growing need for a - privacy-first option,”

      said Brendan Eich, CEO and co-founder of Brave.

      • “Big tech

      has a firm grip on the market as it exists today, and

      Brave is determined to offer users - an alternative that challenges the giants and -puts the power back in the hands of the user.

      With over 36 million monthly active users on our browser, - we are reshaping the industry with our - privacy-by-default ecosystem.”

    2. privacy-first approach

      slogan - privacy-first approach