Good thing we have the Internet Archive: https://
Hey iedereen, Ik doe dit jaar mee aan het "Hoofdscheren" event georganiseerd door St. Baldrick's; dat wil zeggen dat op 26 september, mijn hoofdhaar compleet geschoren wordt! Daarvoor heb ik uiteraard beetje steun nodig en met deze actie probeer ik geld te verzamelen voor het ondersteunen van kinder kander onderzoek en meer hulp voor getroffen families. Hier is mijn pagina: https://
digital-sovereignty-huh.pdf
> Talk by Jaya Klara Brekke and Dan Hassan at Dat Conference 2020
@dat_protocol Thank you for giving us the opportunity to bring together this awesome community. I enjoyed it very much and found inspiration and renewed energy to continue support Dat to help create a better future for everyone.
Had a great and inspiring time following the talks and presentations at Dat Conference 2020. Looking forward to day 2 tomorrow. https://
Agenda - Dat Conference 2020
Dat is a community ecosystem of peer-to-peer projects. They build on a shared set of technologies called the Hypercore protocol.
In this first, virtual Dat conference, we want to connect people involved in the community and in the surrounding space. We’ll provide the infrastructure, a website and a schedule, and we’ll try to assist with technical needs for special sessions.
Nerdland maandoverzicht juli 2020 by Lieven Scheire | Free Listening on SoundCloud
Eigenzinnig overzicht van het wetenschaps- en technologienieuws dat ons de voorbije maand het meest is opgevallen.
Dat Conference 2020 - Day 1
Dat is a community ecosystem of peer-to-peer projects. They build on a shared set of technologies called the Hypercore protocol.
Location: https://events.dat.foundation/2020/
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Time Zone: Europe/Berlin (GMT +02:00)
In this first, virtual Dat conference, we want to connect people involved in the community and in the surrounding space. We’ll provide the infrastructure, a website and a schedule, and we’ll try to assist with technical needs for special sessions.
@MVD_Vandie Not sure if @Gatewaybrowser will support dat:// too. If not, it can probably be added. A mobile hyperdrive client is really something we need for widespread adoption of hyperdrive and dat sites and drives. The fact that Gatewaybrowser supports the Beaker API is really cool as it means all apps "made for desktop" will work "on mobile" too.
If this was an actual p2p site we would still be able to use the dat or hyperdrive id now to get the contents - oh the irony
Dat Conference 2020
Virtual peer to peer event about local-first tech and meetup space for everyone interested in the decentralized web.
Location: https://events.dat.foundation/2020/
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Time Zone: Europe/Berlin (GMT +02:00)
Dat is a community ecosystem of peer-to-peer projects. They build on a shared set of technologies called the Hypercore protocol.
In this first, virtual Dat conference, we want to connect people involved in the community and in the surrounding space. We’ll provide the infrastructure, a website and a schedule, and we’ll try to assist with technical needs for special sessions.
However, filling this space will be up to all of you, the participants! If you want to do introductions and presentations there will be a channel dedicated just for showing looped, pre-recorded videos. For the actual conference, we’re looking for all kinds of ideas such as sessions on how to foster collaboration, inclusiveness and knowledge sharing, thoughts on experimentation and other discussions. Potential formats could include workshops, technical deep dives, VR meetups, collaborative livecoding - be creative!
Let’s share our approaches and talk about the present and the future of local-first technology and applications.
DWeb Meetup: 2020—The State of the Decentralized Web
How can decentralized protocols scale? What are the roadblock issues? 2 groups share new reports with key ways your project can move forward
Location: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dweb-meetup-2020the-state-of-the-decentralized-web-tickets-109884774318
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Time Zone: Europe/Berlin (GMT +02:00)
About this Event
It's 2020 and the Decentralized Web has working code. Protocols used by dozens of projects. Projects employing 100+ developers. But if you zoom out, where is the DWeb Ecosystem as a whole? What will it take to scale to widespread audiences?
DWeb Meetup June brings you two new reports on decentralization and a free user experience design clinic, meant to bring the report's recommendations to life.
Plus, we're experimenting with a new meetup platform: Gather.town, using WebRTC to create a virtual gathering space complete with a beach, bar, auditorium and hang out spaces.
Check out these new reports:
Decentralization, off the shelf.
There is a significant gap between the protocols that define the decentralization space and the applications that users want to adopt. Through a series of interviews and focus groups with technology designers and builders, the authors have identified 7 areas where projects can improve their own practice; where targeted research is necessary; and where funders can enable collaborative innovations.
First read their research report: Decentralization Off the Shelf—7 Maxims
At the Dweb Meetup, Decentralization Off the Shelf (hosted by Simply Secure) will be inviting decentralized applications to a free user experience clinic. They are inviting everyone - from early-stage prototypes to already-launched projects - to submit a request for free help during the meetup. We will select up to 5 participants to highlight during the event, helping their project better succeed as well as providing a learning opportunity for everyone else!
If you’d like your project to be highlighted in the event, please fill out this brief survey and we will contact you with further details!
Hear from one of the report's authors, Karissa McKelvey, who researches technical architecture design and its impact on usability, safety, and resilience. Previously, she led user and developer experience for dat and hypercore, a decentralized data sharing tool and peer-to-peer hypermedia protocol.
Design Clinic by Eileen Wagner, who advises teams and organizations on UX design and research at Simply Secure. Her focus is on information architecture, content strategy, and interaction design--or anything that helps people make sense of complex technologies.
Researchers at Fluence surveyed 650 Decentralized Web developers for insights into ongoing progress, major hurdles and bumps along the road. Here's what they found:
Read "Decentralized Web Developer Report 2020"
Or see the highlights
At the DWeb Meetup, hear from one of the report's authors, Anna Lekanova, who leads community building at Fluence, a peer-to-peer computing protocol & a software licensing system.
SCHEDULE: (all times are Pacific Time)
DWEB NODE TIMES: SF: 10:00 AM / Austin: Noon / Boston: 1 PM / Sao Paulo: 2 PM / London: 6 PM / Prague-Berlin: 7 PM / Perm: 10 PM / Shanghai: 1 AM next day / Sydney: 3AM next day / Auckland 5 AM next day
9:30 AM PT: Come early and explore our virtual world at Gather.town
10:10 AM PT: Welcome in the main conference room (Zoom interface)
10:15-10:30 AM: Overview of Decentralized Web Developers report by Anna Lekanova + Q & A
10:30-10:45 AM: Overview of Decentralization Off the Shelf by Karissa McKelvey + Q & A
10:45-11:15 AM: User Experience Clinic with Eileen Wagner
(Volunteer projects will get hands-on advice on UX design and how to improve)
11:15-11:20 AM: Need help? Georgia Bullen shares how Simply Secure works to support projects in the DWeb.
11:20-Noon: Come back to our Meet up space in Gather.town: go together to the beach and hear the waves; share a drink at the virtual bar; gather in small groups around the fire. Have fun and socialize!
Questions?
Write to wendy@archive.org with questions, to volunteer, or more.
The Beakerbrowser weekly release is out (1.0 Beta 4)
- dat:// readonly browsing
- Folder watch & sync
- 'json' encoding in write/read file APIs
- More powerful 'forkDrive' API
Secure Scuttlebutt First Impressions
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I've been dugg into Secure Scuttlebutt and Dat since a couple of weeks. This peer-to-peer Internet of Humans (and bots) is intriguing. The community is very friendly and the open-source software projects and implementations inspiring. My wish would be that it would be even easier to get friends and family on to Scuttlebutt (or SSB). There are still some technical hurdles to overcome. But I believe the future looks bright!
Decided that I will be dedicating some of our bandwidth and HD space to host some cool DAT sites through #beakerbrowser.
Zeer mooi verslag door Pieter-Jan van een super idee dat ik ook ooit eens ga moeten ondernemen.
Zie ook http://