I stopped my Keybase and Hyperdrive mirrors. Keybase has become abandon-ware and I don't think anyone cares enough to keep a Hyperdrive space synced for me.

Wondering why Hypothesis was not mentioned in this article.

This is cool. Something I should consider adding to my own sites. Just for the heck of it.

I got my PGP key set up through www.keybase.io

From the official site: Hypercore is a distributed append-only log

Hypercore comes with a secure transport protocol, making it easy to build fast and scalable peer-to-peer applications. Think lightweight blockchain crossed with BitTorrent.

I promise to fix the layout of the bottom navigation on mobile some day.

These are actual proxies that reshare my site's files as I pinned them on the IPFS network.

These services work best if you already have an IPFS client and server running.

Is there an official document?

How?

What does this mean?

Why wait until 2030? Why not increase the effort to get this goal by 2025?

How and where were these carbon credits obtained and distributed?

I wrote this out frustration with the decentralized nature of crypto and blockchain apps, everyone is supposed to keep multiple "wallet" apps on their phones which does not make it easier to manage everything. If you forget to make a backup of your key or lose your phone there is a high change you will loose everything.

This has been my motto since I started keeping a personal site. So now you can use this to track my online presences.

Translates to "Always do better"

I will try to add some proof of these facts soon.

As someone who grew up in the nineties I remember clearly being immensely intrigued by surfing the Web and the interactivity of multi-media, so I made it my job to help develop it.

The biggest hurdle to implement hypothes.is on a webpage is finding out all the content-security policy exceptions we need to set.