I like what @wisp.place is doing and I'm looking forward to it becoming more of a protocol. Publishing a static website on PDS definitely makes sense. If everyone could choose their own "hosting-server", it would be even stronger.

Feature drop!

The topic of governance is a big one. And it will only get bigger as our dependence on open-source increases. Open-source means freedom. But will people have enough responsibility? h/t @filipamv.bsky.social okayfail.com/2025/in-prai...

This site provides an overview of torrent files associated with IP addresses, showing what has been downloaded or shared🕵️‍♂️ iknowwhatyoudownload.com #infosec #cybersecurity #osint #torrent

Started a topic on the #atproto community discourse about PLC abuse and filtering for mirrors. Running a mirror? It would be great to hear from you! It will help to inform the evolution of the PLC as we look to improve this core part of the network discourse.atprotocol.community/t/plc-filter...

This great interactive introduction from @samwho.dev reminds me how incredibly slow Zen (Firefox) is compared to Chrome. In this case almost twice fast 😔 (left zen, chrome right) samwho.dev/big-o?theme=...

i love #pixelart music videos

plcbundle is intentionally designed to make the specification of bundle formats and their creation as simple as possible. tangled.org/@atscan.net/... If you want to experiment with LLMs, this is an ideal starting point for your hobby project. I am extremely curious about others' implementations!

I think plcbundle has its place in the ecosystem. It's a middle ground that isn't meant to replace high-performance resolvers like Allegedly, but to provide a more general tool with different trade-offs.

I'm trying to implement DID resolving into plcbundle and it works better than I expected. With a ~2GB binary index, I'm getting an average of 10-15/ms per document (cold over http). I think it could be reduced to 3-5ms

benchmarking PLC instances... :)

PLC instances ( plc.directory ): plc.wtf allegedly.wallera.computer plc.parakeet.at Do you know any others?

PLC Nightmare plc.directory/did:plc:tr37...

What is an acceptable response time (in ms) of PLC resolution for you? (assuming a local PLC server)

#atproto #dialog

Added plcbundle to the homelab this evening: plc.tartarus.us. Should be done syncing soon. Checkout @tree.fail's blog post announcing PLCBundle: blog.tree.fail/3m4j6a4hrrk2n

the password to the louvre surveillance server was "louvre" www.thesocialpost.it/2025/11/02/f...

Let's try PLC websockets right now! ⚡ wss://plcbundle.atscan.net/ws

We're making the plc.directory more transparent and accessible! Its happening! 💪 There are already 5 public instances of plcbundle running, providing a complete and *verifiable* copy of the directory to anyone. plcbundle-watch.pages.dev

Revamped labels search It's now a standalone page accessible from the header menu You will also find a shortcut when looking at a labeler's repository in the dropdown menu pdsls.dev/labels?did=d...

IETF gave us the open internet. But consensus has gravity, and gravity pulls toward power. Here is my short thought on the hidden dynamics of standardization.

Some revolutions succeed precisely because they refuse to be standardized.

If Bitcoin went through IETF: • Central banks would have participated in the working group
 • Payment processors (Visa, Mastercard) would have "helped" design it
 • Financial regulators would have demanded "compliance features"
 • Result: Bitcoin would have become PayPal 2.0

ok first release of this! atmap.j4ck.xyz feel free to share if you enjoy it, i think it's a pretty cool visualisation of the network :) * IF YOU WANT YOUR PDS REMOVED, DM ME AND I CAN DO IT!!

With the new bundle downloader, you can download the entire plc.directory data (~29GB) with one click in browser plcbundle-watch.pages.dev

I set up my own instance of PLCBundle :D plc.indexx.dev just finished fetching all the bundles (7,173 total!) see @tree.fail's blog post announcing PLCBundle: blog.tree.fail/3m4j6a4hrrk2n compare mine, jack's, and the official instance here: plcbundle-watch.pages.dev

I just set one up at plc.nyxt.dev It's running from my house, so the uptime might not be perfect

I created a simple website to monitor active plcbundle instances plcbundle-watch.pages.dev cc @j4ck.xyz @indexx.dev

@tangled.org @oppi.li Is it possible to run a pipeline on a new tag? I'm trying "branch: ["refs/tags/*"]" but it's not working

LFGG plc.j4ck.xyz! cc @tree.fail (although i cannot verify the uptime of this, as OP says lol)

Do you have 40GB of free space on your server for an experiment? Help me with better resilience and monitoring of plcbundle forking by running your own mirror. If you use your own implementation, even better! 🙏

Henry and half a billion pixels api.press-new.warhorsestudios.cz/uploads/KA_0...

this weeks fediverse news connectedplaces.online/reports/fedi...

Did you know that YAML is almost 25 years old? Its specification is an interesting trip into history and a time when XML was the undisputed mainstream. The first drafts were quite similar to it. yaml.org/spec/history/

There's no such thing as Fully-Homomorphic Decryption. Anytime you see a system using FHE to compute on your sensitive data, remember: someone has the key. If its not you, do you trust them?

Your celebrity: Kim Kardashian Mine: @crockford.bsky.social We are not the same

I tried to enumerate all service types in the plc lily is there tangled.org/strings/did:...

my mx master 3 is scrolling like crazy again after cleaning

I feel that using Python is a waste of time. I'm glad I've been avoiding it for decades. it's simply not my cup of tea

~27 seconds to dump PDS endpoints from the *whole* PLC directory - directly from plcbundle files (zstd+jsonl) using Bun with 2700 MB/s i'm finally happy with the speed tangled.org/@atscan.net/...

Why does spindle nixery install Bun 1.2.17, which is 5 months old version? Can i force using latest version? nixpkgs has the latest 1.3.1

Let's bring Sandbox back

Is there anyone else who would find it useful to have an #atproto testnet? 🧪 The idea is to have a completely separate *public* environment running on current or upcoming infrastructure (PLC, Relay, AppView, Labler..) eventually optimized for testing.

Thanks to plcbundle, you can have a copy of the plc.directory in ~90 seconds (on 2.5gbit connectivity). The classic way via /export would take 15h+

Why is JSON sooo slow in Golang? The fact that Bun is so much faster even with I/O heavy operations is really sad

I'm running some benchmarks around plcbundle (zst+json) and Bun's performance is truly impressive. I didn't expect it to be as fast (sometimes even faster) as Rust ?! 🤯

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