↩ Replying to @carlheath.se
Fin genomgång!! Tycker du har fångat alla områden väldigt bra, och jag kan inte annat än hålla med.
Och tack för omnämnandet 😊
Tagged: Bluesky
↩ Replying to @palacios.se
Att om jag penslar runt huset, längs grunden, med tjära så ska det hålla mössen borta.
“Hört” är iofs kanske mer korrekt än “lärt”. Om det är med sanningen överensstämmande kan jag ännu inte vidimera.
If I make more quick tutorials on Bluesky features, what would be of value to you?
@axbom.com: You can personalise the tabs/feeds you want at the top. You can even remove/rearrange them. There are feeds for - Mutuals (you follow each other) - Popular with friends (popular from your follows and what they like) - Specific languages – News and many more! See Feeds in the menu. #QuickTutorial
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↩ Replying to @grishund.bsky.social
Om du möjligen har en spelkonsol i något förråd så kan ju många av dem spela upp filmer, vilket man inte alltid tänker på. Det har räddat mig någon gång.
I like to intersperse my writing with content that isn't me going on about online safety or bad tech actors.
That's why my latest article is about typewriters. ❤️
axbom.com/typewriter-d...
↩ Replying to @elinhaggberg.bsky.social
Ah, toppen att det hjälpte. Och GRATTIS till bebisen skulle jag säga också 🥰
↩ Replying to @elinhaggberg.bsky.social
Thr och Bsky kan du ännu inte koppla (olika protokoll).
Thr har begränsad koppling till Fedi men lovar mer: help.instagram.com/169559812696...
Det finns en tredjeparts-brygga för att kunna kommunicera Bsky ↔ Fedi: fed.brid.gy/docs
Personligen inget fan av att koppla, men vet att många gillar.
I mitt inlägg om att använda domännamn som användarnamn får man en bild av hur man hoppas att AT-protokollet som Bluesky utvecklar kommer funka i framtiden. Det är alltså ett annat underliggande protokoll än det Fediverse använder (AP).
axbom.se/bluesky/
Bluesky och styrkan med eget domännamn
Och för att förtydliga min tidigare kommentar: 😊
Jag är inget fan av att “koppla”, alltså att posta samma innehåll till olika sm-konton.
Däremot är jag förstås väldigt mycket för att man ska kunna kommunicera över nätverksgränser, dock med bibehållt skydd i form av blocklistor, m.m.
“The state of most social platforms right now is that users are locked in and developers are locked out,” Ms. Graber said. “We want to build something that makes sure users have the freedom to move and developers have the freedom to build.”
@vikramsaraph.com: NYT gift article on Bluesky's growth. Really feels like it's going mainstream this time. www.nytimes.com/2024/11/17/t...
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Very nifty tool for finding interesting accounts to follow – or perhaps not follow. I do feel like it reveals my network biases.
@theo.io: My app for finding 🦋 accounts you may want to follow has had a make-over: it now displays names and bios, and allows adding an "app password" for direct follow buttons in the listing bsky-follow-finder.theo.io
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The first thing I ever did on a computer was to write a BASIC program, on a Sinclair ZX81 in 1982.
It went like this:
10 PRINT “PELLE"
20 GOTO 10
@dpurcell.bsky.social: Pour one out for the inventor of BASIC, which I learned as a 14-year-old at a local university. I started my career in software design and used Visual Basic extensively early on. In the early 60s, Kurtz had the idea that all students should learn to use a computer. www.nytimes.com/2024/11/16/t...
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You can personalise the tabs/feeds you want at the top. You can even remove/rearrange them.
There are feeds for
- Mutuals (you follow each other)
- Popular with friends (popular from your follows and what they like)
- Specific languages
– News
and many more!
See Feeds in the menu.
#QuickTutorial
If you have domain name you want as your username, here are the steps for that.
You can also purchase a domain name directly from Bluesky for a more seamless setup. And they don’t lock you in, you can transfer your domain name away later.
Here’s where you buy: account.bsky.app
#QuickTutorial
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↩ Replying to @davor.fyi
I don't believe I've ever trusted a reviewer that much on any topic. 😁
But yes, this is probably me acknowledging that I'm having issues with Ian's writing style. I've certainly read quite a lot from him over the years.
↩ Replying to @kattenbarge.bsky.social
I'm always fascinated when people write "Bluesky feels like..." or "Bluesky is just like…" without entertaining the idea that it can be many different things to many different people.
(Bluesky can of course be replaced with any other network in those statements)
Bluesky and the Power of Your Own Domain Name
"The hope is that you will never lose your social media connections and posts again, and if you play your cards right: not even your username."
axbom.com/bluesky/
↩ Replying to @asa.tsbalans.se
Hahaha, det var en rejält kraftig diss. Älskar att de sätter citattecken. Och då har jag ändå gått där. På min tid var det förstås aldrig annat än högskolan som begrepp.
↩ Replying to @soundsagreeable.bsky.social
Thank you @soundsagreeable.bsky.social
A dangerous fallacy is that killer robots will take the appearance of monstrous, mechanical machines. Instead, killer robots have (among many other disguises) taken the appearance of web forms automatically determining if people are eligible for financial assistance.
axbom.com/killer-robots/
Killer robots hiding in plain sight
"The result is an ironic inversion of values: while the trading of data for services promises ease, transparency, and freedom from overly bureaucratic procedures, navigating our lives has become harder and more opaque – and discrimination more difficult to contest."
bsky.app/profile/anab...
@anabrandusescu.bsky.social: This article haunts me: “People have to file freedom of information requests just to learn an algorithm set the length of their prison sentence. The more public institutions rely on tech companies, the more we are losing democratic control over their processes and decisions.”
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↩ Replying to @petetrainor.fyi
I think what I use the most is the built-in uBlock origin log console. But I also like how they are combatting browser fingerprinting. As long as there are very few users that’s perhaps a naive prospect, but everyone who uses the Mullvad browser gives the same fingerprint. Also, it’s Swedish ;)
The two web browsers I use the most right now are DuckDuckGo and Mullvad. I’m mentioning this because you may not even be aware of these browsers. 😁
1) DuckDuckGo browser: duckduckgo.com/app
2) The Mullvad browser: mullvad.net/en/browser (developed in partnership with the Tor project)
Download the DuckDuckGo browser app
You may have tried the DuckDuckGo search engine and decided it’s not always giving you the results you expect…
but if you haven’t been using bangs, you haven’t been trying the DuckDuckGo browser. 😜
axbom.com/duckduckgo-b...
DuckDuckGo gives you a privacy-first gateway to ALL the search engines – with a bang