Silvern Skye

@silvernskye.bsky.social

Amateur Artist and Crafter

wait... people are still copying DNS records by hand? 👋🙂‍↔️ we've partnered with @marque.at to bring domain registration directly into pckt.blog. buy a domain and we'll configure everything for you automatically. it’s like magic 🪄🎩🐰

Well, officially out before I posted it myself (forgive the unfixed grammar :P) Check out my layperson-friendly* walkthrough of "how can we build communities on ATproto that own their data and can move across services", prompted by Bluesky officially entering the Communities space.

kat@katproto.girlonthemoon.xyz · 2mo ago

everyone read @essentialrandom.bsky.social's new article on atproto and communities!!! www.essentialrandomness.com/posts/the-co...

The ease with which I got Streamplace integrated with userinput.app is such a selling point for atproto too. Half the time companies wouldn't even try to properly integrate and you'd have one account for the service and ANOTHER account entirely for the support/feedback portal. So much better!

Mosh Lee@mosh.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Wow, @brookie.blog is just out there shipping bangers with the product and UX instincts of a saber-toothed tiger. Youandme.at Userinput.app

I realised I didn't have the "tech princess" dress anywhere viewable on bluesky yet, so, here's the look from 2019. Oh, also, I was like 2m (6ft) tall because I was wearing pleaser boots underneath, and the hoop skirt occupied like a 1.2m (4ft) diameter around me.

Photo of Emelia at the conference from over the left shoulder. She is holding a coffee cup with both hands, and facing away from the camera. 

Emelia is wearing a black corset, with lace puff sleeves, her hair is black and up in a fancy updo with a mixture of dark red and magenta highlights. At the bottom of the photo you can see the tulle skirt of her ballgown peaking through with pops of reds and pinks through black.

Behind Emelia is a man standing in business casual, his face blurred.

This photo was taken by the React Day Berlin 2019 event photographers (unfortunately uncredited by name).Photo of the full ballgown Emelia wore, the description is the same as the previous photo, but shows the full ballgown skirt. The skirt is pink, orange, and black tulle in overlapping layers. It is about 1.5m across with the hoop skirt and petticoats underneath.

The outfit is shown on a mannequin.

WMF spent 20 years telling donors it wasn't like other tech companies. Then in ten days it fired MediaWiki's longtime lead, dissolved the Community Tech team, and most of those let go were union organizers. Now sitting on $296M in reserves and working hard to undo years of good will and built trust.

Big Tech’s Anti-Labor Playbook Has Come for Wikipedia

TLDR: In ten days last month, the Wikimedia Foundation fired the longtime lead developer of MediaWiki and disbanded the team whose entire…

medium.com

At @roomy.space we've been cooking up the design for the next, ATProto-native iteration of Roomy, and that includes private data on protocol! The first component that we're working on is a group membership service that we're calling the "arbiter". Here's full overview of the design so far!

The Arbiter - Group Management for Permissioned Spaces and Beyond

The permissioned data proposal has the concept of membership, but leaves it to the app to orchestrate it. The arbiter is our idea for a general-purpose, interoperable ATProto group membership service.

zicklag.leaflet.pub

ATProto community, we're getting very close to VOD general availability! I've posted some draft versions of the following atproto lexicons: `place.stream.video` `place.stream.media.track` `place.stream.media.origin` Please roast my lexicons! What's good, what's bad, what makes you mad? Speak now!

Roast the VOD lexicons · streamplace streamplace · Discussion #1084

Roast the VOD lexicons! Here's what we're thinking so far for the general-availability version of the Streamplace VOD lexicons. Now is your chance to identify any problems; speak now or be sad when...

github.com

Hmmm … so, this is absolutely not what it’s meant for, but @leaflet.pub’s math support makes it possible to do some basic ShortFormBlog-style design in KaTeX. (Wonder what else could be done with this? Maybe something like Typst could be a good fit for this?)

My attempts to do quippy design using KaTeX