Justin Day

The under-the-radar tech revolution that could change how the internet works The ATmosphere Conference took place at the University of Washington this past weekend in Seattle. (Marcelo Calbucci Photo) There is something meaningful

I was inspired by the ATmosphere Conference over the weekend and I'm very excited about what's to come. Here's my article on @geekwire.com discussing Bluesky, ATproto, and the future of the open social Web.

/tip @techmeme.com

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🔴 LIVE https://stream.place/justin.jplt.com The first ATmosphere conference was fantastic. I came back with lots of new ideas and things to do.

GitHub - potatono/homelab-bluesky-pds: I use this setup to run the Bluesky PDS on my Mac Mini homelab server on my personal domain, while still maintaining a landing page for my personal stuff. I use this setup to run the Bluesky PDS on my Mac Mini homelab server on my personal domain, while still maintaining a landing page for my personal stuff. - potatono/homelab-bluesky-pds

I got the Bluesky PDS working on my homelab server alongside a webserver to host my personal web stuff. I documented everything here.

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The ATmostphere conf has been really great so far. Feels like the early Web 2.0 days. I haven’t been this hyped for Internet in decades.

ATmosphere Conference An in-person conference focused on AT Protocol that powers Bluesky and the wider ATmosphere. Join us in Seattle, March 22nd & 23rd.

Heading to Seattle for the ATmosphere conf today. Excited to meet folks and talk about StreamTooth. My goals are to figure out how to properly embed the video player, and if/how ATProto can support WebRTC signaling

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I think I've been overly ambitious on StreamTooth to start. I think I need to rethink it.

That's it for today. I think some folks had trouble connecting, working on it. See you tomorrow.

I'm peer-to-peer streaming live on s2th.tv: JRL v65 - Log to analytics

Thanks for watching! See you Monday.

I'm peer-to-peer streaming live on s2th.tv: JRL v64 - Streamtooth P2P syslog

All done for today. Definitely has some things to work out. I’ll be back on tomorrow

Now live on StreamTooth, a peer-to-peer live streaming service I'm working on. You can check it out at s2th.tv!

Wait why did you say with water?