@jeremydmiller@Aaronontheweb I have no idea how representative my "journey" has been, but living through https://t.co/AE1czt1jcK and watching MS embrace & extinguish a plethora of awesome OSS technologies with inferior "official" ones, compelled me to abandon all MS tech and go full-bore OSS.
Zero regrets.
@poshfart@JayDyer This was my first exposure to Jay Dyer. I've found it very odd that whenever someone critiques him, a bunch of people (his fans?) start telling the person to call him up and debate him on the internet. I find this behavior very strange, have never seen anything like it before.
The Human Web is a way to make online trust visible again.
It doesn’t prove someone is a good person. It doesn’t prove they’re human. It doesn’t stop AI or scams or lies. But it makes identity and reputation harder to fake, and it gives regular people a way to say, “I trust this source,” “someone I trust trusts this source,” or “I have no idea who this is.”
The Human Web is about making the internet feel more like real life again.
In real life, you usually don’t trust information because a machine shoved it in front of you. You trust it because you know who said it, or because someone you trust pointed you toward it. A friend recommends a mechanic. A coworker sends you an article. Your sister says, “I know this person, they’re legit.” Trust moves through people.
Online, we lost a lot of that. Social media turned everything into a feed controlled by algorithms, ads, bots, fake accounts, and now AI-generated stuff that can sound completely real. The problem isn’t just that fake things exist. Fake things have always existed. The problem is that it’s getting harder to tell where something came from, who stands behind it, and whether anyone you trust is connected to it.
The Human Web is an attempt to fix that.
@MehcatCat@BraedenSorbo Ya think?? Was it the sunglasses and bandana, or the way she ran off with the guys that clued you in? 😆
(no offense btw, I'm just having fun)
@Protestia If you're gonna play it in church, at least just play the album track. The interplay of Page and Plant on this track is pretty divine, if you ask me.
@Protestia@PastorMark I'm by no means a huge Driscoll fan but you really did suck here. Your headline was, at best, the worst kind of clickbait.
This is the second time in a week you've been lame. I hope you do better.
@Protestia@SethDillon I guess Charlie was lying about Candace being his friend. Glad you're here to set the record straight. 🙄
Please stick to what you know.