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Yeah if they make me use Microsoft productivity suites, I think I'd just surrender.

Yeah in terms of user experience, its very twitter-like, but under the hood its radically different. Where twitter just owns all the content, and can delete posts and ban users, social protocols are open and (so far) exist beyond the scope of institutioal management, but institutions just manage...

And actually one of the main projects I'm working on is about this: https://github.com/JournoDAO/seed-protocol-docs-content

I've been meaning to read this, which seems like a pretty comprehensive comparison of social protocols

I actually think stuff like this is super important for the preservation of pluralist society, as a protection against left-wing or right-wing totalitarianism.

Yeah I'm actually a big believer in protocol-based social media like this, because, when done properly, they can really enable a balance of content moderation and freedom of expression and association. I still use twitter/X a bit for professional reasons, but I'm much more on board with Bluesky...

I'll be making org charts and custom fonts for whoever can best secure my leisurely lifestyle.

No, and really what the film needed was more bongos.

I find their lack of logic confounding

Oh you mean The Ravishing of the Archive, yeah he sent me a link to that as well, but I didn't know how to respond really

I'm even better at losing other people's money on crypto speculations

lol after everything hes not even good at it

Butlerian e-girls

Would be awesome to go, some of my housemates probably are going.

Oh actually I don't know, I had thought caviar meant it was sturgeon, but I guess not.

I think so too, and really this has been the main reason behind my interest in peer-to-peer coordination technology for the last three years, e.g. DAOs and whatnot.

Oh I didn't have an exchange with her, I just noticed her coming and going, to work with a couple of my housemates.

Oh i can't see it, was it taken down?

Just saw The Navigator (1924), might even rival The General for Keaton's best movie, imo!