We should all strive for an internet that's free, fair, and open — we owe it to ourselves.
Bots threaten this — but so does charging $8 a month for Twitter! We have better, more effective ways for users to prove they're human.
@worldnetwork fixes this.
@maiab my fear is just that i use android/windows/linux too often to be comfortable losing the ability to have autofill on those platforms
if you're truly apple-only, the few experiences i've had trying apple's password manager have been great, and i can't think of a reason not to
@maiab https://t.co/91GEuWtXhm
Used this (as the “SafePay” feature on Cars and Bids) last time I bought a car and it was great
Essentially a licensed dealer sitting in the middle of the transaction and shielding you from all those risks for a fair fee
There is a deep rabbit hole of Bambu Lab printer customization with self-printed parts
A few things I’ve printed on my X1C for QoL improvements:
- TPU feet (quieter/less vibration, especially during print start self-tests)
- the bed scraper (came pre-loaded on the printer, and uses the blade that shipped with it)
- top-mount AMS riser (flip up AMS to access top of printer, and allows partial top glass opening to manage enclosure temp)
- bento box (charcoal filtration, highly recommend if printing ASA or ABS)
It’s a fun hobby
the internet's biggest mistake was choosing 32 bits for ipv4
if they chose 8 bits instead, then the world would only have around 250 computers which would be much better for everyone involved
do I know anyone who works at @instagram? An Olympian friend of mine had their account suspended a few weeks ago with no explanation and would love to help them get it back
New Episode on Deep Dive Podcast 🎙️
Rachel Wolfson sits down with Ian Dilick @0xPenryn of World Foundation @worldnetwork to break down the "Orb" digital identity, and why human verification is becoming critical in the age of AI.
From Tinder and Zoom integrations to agentic commerce and proof of humanity, this conversation explores how identity tech could reshape the internet.
Full interview can be watched or listened on Deep Dive Podcast, linked in the comments!