Got a multi-device wireless keyboard to use with my new Linux laptop and my MacBook. A little frustrating that the fn and ctrl keys are reversed between Apple and everybody else.

How I made my new Linux laptop (almost) as convenient as my MacBook. Best of both worlds!

I couldn't find any discussions on this on the @lexicon.community repos or discourse but has there been any talk about creating an RSS subscription lexicon? If any current or new AppViews want to add an rss reader this would be key. #atproto #atdev

Trying out kipclip.com by @tijs.org and it's awesome. Usually you're the only one who cares about your bookmarks but it'd be pretty cool if you could generate a shareable link for a tag so you can share useful resources on a specific topic like setting up a PDS or publishing lexicons.

Hi @tangled.org, are there plans to add a "Projects" feature? Having a Kanban board with the roadmap for a project would be a killer feature. Thank you for all your work! I'm convinced Tangled is the future of open source collaboration.

The reason Bluesky doesn't have better moderation tools is because its user base drove away all the ML researchers with its constant yelling and harassment any time it sees the letters "AI", clearly not understanding what AI is. They think you can have humans manually reviewing 2 billion posts.

atproto apps have this nice built-in mechanism where your database is just an optimized view of the network so even if an asteroid killed all your data centers you'd still be able to rebuild your index from whatever canonical storage (PDSs) survived the apocalypse.

I don't think it'd be *completely* wasteful for an app to implement login with atproto even if it has nothing to do with public social media and doesn't use anything else from the protocol for now. All those apps that have "Log in with Google" have nothing to do with your email, either.

My recommendations for atproto dev work: - Pick a social mode you're passionate about (discussion forum, reviews, etc.) - Use a community.lexicon if available e.g. events, locations, bookmarks. - Otherwise, reuse an existing lexicon if your content wouldn't cause "syntax barfing" on other apps.