there's now so many cards in blento.app that even i sometimes forget some of them, so here's a thread with all the atmosphere cards so far (in no particular order):
(i'll do a thread with all the non-atmosphere cards some other day)
This is exactly one of the findings of the study* on tabbed browsing I did ~15 yrs ago — tab usage is bimodal. Funny to see that it (anecdotally at least) still holds up!
HTTP caused a massive shift, challenging AOL’s walled garden & opening the early web.
@flipboard.com CEO Mike McCue explains why open protocols matter, how they’re often resisted at first, & how they reshape the web, similar to the shift social media is facing now.
One of the most impressive things about this ecosystem is that it allows for people to innovate and create tools we all want before even Bluesky creates them.
Cloudflare just published a vibe coded blog post claiming they implemented Matrix on cloudflare workers. They didn't, their post and README is AI generated and the code doesn't do any of the core parts of matrix that make it secure and interoperable.
Good ol' multi-page accessible HTML forms. No front-end bullshit. No "developer experience" blocking my progress. No design dribbbled with a 10px grey-on-grey font.
a few months ago i had the immense privilege to speak about Websites at @webdevconf.com in Bristol — i've taken some time to improve on these ideas and build a permanent online home for the essay, which i intend to grow and improve over time 🤍
Hello atmosphere ! Over the last few weeks, a bunch of us have been collaborating on a new set of lexicons for publishing, indexing, and building out social features across long-form reading and writing apps ! 🧵1/7
yea and maybe it should also show something like "hey, this list is blocking this person" so there's more accountability for list creators. too easy to sneak people silently
anyway blocklists are like feeds in that they're super engineer brained primitives that just never got revisited after 0.1
Jeremy Diamond ☕️@dmnd.me
The implementation of blocklists is bad overall. If you’ve already chosen to follow someone, that should supersede a list-driven block.
@tangled.org is such a great role model for projects in this moment
- actually does the thing: useful, accessible - innovates/differentiates at *product* level: stacked review - hybrid at proto layer (git and AT), pulls in bsky profile data - built in europe by small amitious team