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100+ websites are now published on the #DWeb with @distributedpress! Congrats! 🎉

Join the endeavor towards making the Web beautiful again — open, uncensorable, and free — just like it used to be 🌻

👉 Explore the DWeb here: explore.distributed.press/
(Browse via ipfs:// or hyper:// on supported browsers)

explore.distributed.pressDistributed Press Site IndexExplore the Distributed Press ecosystem. Find sites leveraging decentralized publishing.

I'm developing a demo app to be called #Winsome to show how to use my #dweb #RESTful APIs for the decentralised #Autonomi network.

I struggle with raw HTML, CSS & JS and am much happier with Svelte but this is going to be an app in a single HTML file so it's taken a while but the hard part is done!

Thinking about next steps has clarified what else I need in the #REST API and how to provide a neat security model for p2p web apps!

I do love code!

I've been lax at updates to the dweb REST API which now supports most #Autonomi data types.

Web apps can POST/GET immutable data such as files and Archives (public and private), do multipart uploads of file(s), POST/PUT/GET Pointers (mutable references to other types) and POST/PUT/GET Scratchpads which are mutable storage for encrypted or public data.

To view #dweb #REST APIs:
- get rust
- cargo install dweb-cli
- dweb serve
In another terminal:
- dweb openapi-docs

Hey there!

Here are some interesting events happening this week:

- Wed 4/9, London: Algorave @ Corsica Studios (corsicastudios.com/algorave-ap)
- Fri 4/10, online: Imagining Possible Futures (eventbrite.com/e/dair-presents), by @DAIR
- Sun 4/13, Vancouver: coFood x DWeb Garden Kickoff! Work Party & Potluck lu.ma/jp988fpb)

www.corsicastudios.comAlgorave at Corsica Studios

So far, I have been delving into the #Web3 and #crypto debate only superficially, as the very few notions I got led me to abhor any kind of technology related to the #blockchain.

Since I started my new job at @dweb, though, I am finding myself revisiting my position by deepening my knowledge on the topic. I am mostly drawing the same conclusions—crypto is terrible—yet I am glad I am learning more also on what I am very critical about.

I am particularly thankful to @mai for writing this article, which I believe is a great starting point to develop an informed opinion.

Above all, as mai points out, nothing is all-bad, and there are for sure ideas and practices that can be learned (as cautionary tales in the worst case scenarios) even from problematic technologies, communities, and/or founders.

ffdweb.orgFFDW DWeb Digest: The Debate Over DWeb vs. Web3 & The Decentralized Elephant in the Room

I added to a list of design and technology podcasts and independent magazines here: see what people who are building an independent internet and liberatory tech are reading and listening to:
cindykohtala.fi/2025/02/16/gro

gathered especially here in Mastodon - and I'm starting to add tools and guides people share to combat enshittification from AI scraping to opting out of big extractivist tech
#design #technology #STS #dweb #indieweb #solarpunk

www.cindykohtala.fiGrowing the future 2 – Cindy Kohtala
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@steve as hard as it is, I really do think it’s happening, and I think this will be a momentous year for the user-friendly #dweb .

The breakout success of a *somewhat* decentralized atproto has set a new bar of pragmatism for lots of decentralization nerds who better understand the ‘terms of adoption’ now.

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@ireneista Thanks for articulating that so well! Agree and this is why I wanted to talk it out a bit- it bothers me that engaging in resistance against malevolent forces can have the effect of their aggression finding its way into your language.

I think there is also something to be noted about *substance*. Even in those moments of outrage, the difference I find is that fascist actors' anger is expressed as vague hatemongering or condemnation against a broad target demographic (indeed, that's core to the whole deal). When myself and other activists confronting this condemn actions or call them out, the difference is that we point *precisely*.

Seeing this #DWeb mailout written this way seems to me like a milder form of prefigurative recruitment- labelling these as "knee jerk call outs" is completely disingenuous when numerous attempts at peaceful resolutions over the years have been pushed out; and your "community has raised serious issues about [Justine's] past tweets from 2014-2015 about Jewish people, indentured servitude, and slavery".

That is a long-term problem being ignored and a bigot being protected by a movement's leaders.

It's also a subtle broad condemnation of the DWeb community members who raised those serious issues, and that's why I label this mailout a fascist act.

They are recruiting.