Podcasts about dweb

RELATOS remasterizados y publicados en este podcast: Especial Clark Ashton Smith - 1- El laberinto de Maal Dweb - 2- Señor del asteroide - 3- La ciudad de la llama que canta Clark Ashton Smith es conocido en nuestro país de la mano de H. P Lovecraft por su inclusión en el círculo del autor de Providence y su participación en Los Mitos de Cthulhu. Sin embargo, la correspondencia de H. P. nos revela una posible relación inversa de maestro—alumno. Fue el propio Lovecraft quien quedó fascinado por la poesía de Smith y se dirigió primeramente a él (carta del 12 de agosto de 1922), e incluso le pidió que ilustrara uno de sus relatos, “El horror oculto”, para Weird Tales. Una producción de Historias para ser Leídas, Voz: Olga Paraíso. 🎧 📌Síguenos en nuestro canal informativo de Telegram: https://t.me/historiasparaserleidas Muchísimas gracias a los taberneros galácticos que apoyan este podcast, vamos rumbo a las estrellas,🌌🚀 ¿nos acompañas? Bienvenidos a los nuevos y gracias por llenar la nave de cerveza. Si te gusta mi trabajo puedes aportar 1,49€ al mes y formarás parte de esta gran nave, podrás escuchar todo el contenido para fans sin publicidad. Gracias!!🖤 🌌🚀👨‍🚀 Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

✨About Urbit ✨Urbit is a next generation operating system (OS) for the decentralized web. It's a fully vertically integrated stack that includes a decentralized ID layer, an OS, a fully fungible frontend that anyone can spin up, and much more. If you're interested in learning about what's in store for the dWeb, then don't miss this show.Guests: Josh Lehman, Executive Director of Urbit Foundation, AJLamarc, Software Developer & Urbit Shill

This edWeb podcast is sponsored by Education Elements, a Scholarus Learning Company.The edLeader Panel recording can be accessed here.Effective leaders have a lasting impact on implementation. They know how to create opportunities for change, opportunities for collaboration, and how to measure progress to fuel success.In this dWeb podcast, we meet two strong leaders and hear how they used the Art of Implementing Well to fuel success in their districts. We dive into the three principles of the Art of Implementing Well: Mindset, Collaboration, and Resilient Systems.Join Anthony Kim as he discusses implementing initiatives and change with Superintendent Amy Creeden of Enlarged City School District of Middletown in New York and Superintendent Dr. Rick Robins of Canyons School District in Utah. We end our discussion with an aspirational vision for education and what we need to do well to get there.This dWeb podcast is of interest to K-12 school and district leaders and librarians.Education Elements Educators who are committed to improving student outcomes through personalized learning solutions.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Learn more about viewing live edWeb presentations and on-demand recordings, earning CE certificates, and using accessibility features.

I did an interview with Jay Graber back in 2019 at the Decentralized Web (DWeb) Camp a few years before she officially became the Bluesky CEO, which is currently the new hot social media platform that's a Twitter clone built on top a decentralized architecture using the Authenticated Transfer (AT) Protocol. At the time, Graber was working on a decentralized events application called Happening, but she had a lot aspirations to build out a fully-fledged decentralized social media platform. The challenge was the bootstrapping problem of getting a critical mass of users, which was a bit too much to overcome with all of the friction involved in making the onboarding and overall user experience of DWeb systems easy and intuitive. At the time, her solution was to start with a centralized onboarding process, and eventually integrate more decentralized aspects over time, which happens to be a very similar strategy to what Bluesky is currently doing. I wanted to dig up this July 19, 2019 interview with Graber from my archives of unpublished interviews because she articulates a lot of the deeper philosophical inspirations and motivations she had back in 2019 that are being carried to their logical conclusions at her current position as CEO of Bluesky. The Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal from March 2018 was a turning point for Graber that motivated her to start to working towards decentralized social networks that have better privacy protections and stronger agency over data, but also to work on peer-to-peer models that can be more resilient to censorship and natural disasters where our supercomputer phones are often bricked without working cell service or Internet connectivity.

相比基于区块链的Lens，Nostr、Bluesky（AT Protocol）和长毛象（ActivityPub）等这些知名去中心化产品/协议，包含在了一个更大的概念和组织之下——DWeb，每个人都可以运行自有节点，成为网络中一份子，参与运行和治理之中，以Decentralize&Offline first为核心。DWeb作为远景，区块链被当作实现工具，两者有所交融，却又非常不同。 本期我们再次与Web3 Revolution (https://linktr.ee/w3revolution)联动，原汁原味地复现出了一群拥有乌托邦共识的小团体，在区块链之外，是如何思考将人重新放回网络中重要位置的故事，并且为了实现去中心化，他们面临着效率上的妥协，和商业上的难题。 主播｜阿伟 Awaei ，Twitter：@web3awaei (https://twitter.com/web3awaei) 嘉宾｜Hana，Web3 Revolution 主播 Twitter：@afrawang.eth (https://twitter.com/afrazhaowang) 嘉宾｜Yisi Liu，Mask Network Cofounder&CTO，DWeb上海发起人 Twitter：@yisiliu (https://twitter.com/TheYisiLiu) 【你将听到】 02:28 DWeb是什么？和区块链的关系 04:01 一群拥有乌托邦共识的小团体，DWeb起源故事 10:03 Decentralize&Offline first，DWeb的核心理念 11:34 什么是社区网络，和局域网有什么区别？ 17:11 Mapeo&Althea 2个极具DWeb精神的产品 25:25 JOMO！参加DWeb Camp的真实体验 30:00 如何让人重回网络参与者的位置，而非商品 32:36 DWeb如何赚钱？捐赠，咨询，挑战艰巨 35:35 Dweb VS 以太坊，开源社区的2种面貌 37:35 一个很穷的非盈利组织在各地区的不同诠释 42:27 DWeb是个目标，区块链则是工具之一 45:56 来自Brewster Kahle的DWeb精神语录 【提及产品及人物】 DWeb (https://getdweb.net)：Decentralized Web 去中心化网络，同时也是组织名称 DWeb Camp 2022 (https://dwebcamp.org/) DWeb Shanghai (https://www.meetup.com/dweb-shanghai/?cookie-check=8XpjsYuBPdMfLNr) GunDB (https://gun.eco/)：开源去中心化图数据库 AWS S3：亚马逊最重要的云服务产品，对象存储服务 Matrix (https://matrix.org/)：端到端加密、去中心化的即时通信协议 Mesh network：可动态断扩展的网络架构，实现无线设备之间的传输 Internet Archive (https://archive.org/)：互联网档案馆 V2EX (https://www.v2ex.com/)：06年上线的网络论坛 Mapeo (https://www.digital-democracy.org/mapeo) Althea (https://www.althea.net/) 网络社区：people's open network (https://peoplesopen.net) 和 toronto mesh (https://tomesh.net/) Joachim Lohkamp (https://twitter.com/joachimlohkamp)：DWeb发起人 Tim Berners-Lee：万维网的发明者 Vint Cerf：TCP/IP共同发明人 Brewster Lurton Kahle：Internet Archive创始人 Wendy Hanamura：Internet Archive合作伙伴关系总监 Gavin Wood：公链Polkadot创始人，Web3概念提出者 Juan Benet：IPFS 创始人 Muneeb Ali：Stacks 联合创始人 FOMO：Fear of missing out JOMO：joy of missing out sweet spot 甜蜜点 pretentious 自命不凡的_ 【相关阅读】 Decentralized Web：构建从底层到前端都无需许可的 DWeb (https://mirror.xyz/vicoindao.eth/8ikNtuZhTk1-QtBOCYKOSonaaDu9KBWVwArSwaBr_30) DWeb Camp：走出 FOMO 的精神内耗 (https://mirror.xyz/0x30bF18409211FB048b8Abf44c27052c93cF329F2/etNvCjZGCQobM9zh4cDV-5XmEi8T24qWCyrdfTxiiFo) DWeb 和 Web3 的关系、Web3 新赛道关注 (https://mirror.xyz/0x30bF18409211FB048b8Abf44c27052c93cF329F2/C7wio-Kz_x1s90NNfuDuMYLpJRufMQu4MMwsi-HLCJc) 要想看懂 Web3，須先看懂 DWeb (https://www.panewslab.com/zh_hk/articledetails/toqa6u91.html) Web3时代的“新社交”该如何构建技术堆栈？ (https://www.chaincatcher.com/article/2069709) 【BGM】 Mumbai — Ooyy 【后期】 Amei 【在这里找到我们】 中国用户：苹果播客｜小宇宙 海外用户：Apple Podcast｜Google Podcast｜Amazon Music｜Spotify Twitter：@Web3_101 (https://twitter.com/Web3_101) 【嘉宾言论仅代表个人，本期节目不构成任何投资建议哦】

The web of the '90s and early '00s has inspired many nostalgic projects, but it's not just the aesthetics that people miss. This week, we take a look at the efforts to build a new, open, decentralized web. Canadian programmer Mike Killingbeck talks about building RE-AOL, a re-creation of the beloved early-web platform. Writer, COMPOSTmag editor and senior organizer with DWeb projects at the Internet Archive Mai Ishikawa Sutton, and Alicia Urquidi Díaz, metadata & data services librarian at University of Toronto's Scholars Portal and volunteer archivist at DWeb camp, discuss the ideas of the decentralized web.

Learn more about how Nimi can enable your personal #Web3 identity and website for free.Speaker: @davebit_ BTW this is live now! you can go see your Nimi page today.

Learn how you can use this tool to connect in #web3Speaker: Slobo.eth @AlexSlobodnikThe tool is live and currently integrated with @ensvision

We have the @dotearth_ project team joining us to discuss "#ENS Avatars, the new standard"Guest speakers:  @0xAllen_ @0xGayaThey are minting project ATLAS already. Bring your questions & meet them with us.

ENS! What do you know about #SBTs?Join us to learn about Soulbound Tokens with @asabhikenAsa is a tech reporter @adage covering #web3, the #Metaverse & #NFTs 

Katherine Druckman talks to Doc Searls about his Decentralized Web Camp experience. Site/Blog/Newsletter (https://www.reality2cast.com) FaceBook (https://www.facebook.com/reality2cast) Twitter (https://twitter.com/reality2cast) Mastodon (https://linuxrocks.online/@reality2cast)

On this episode of BlockChannel, McKie and Dr. Petty are back, even though this episode was filmed in December before Christmas. We finally go in-depth with HandyOSS, the all-in-one suite for building on a cohesive DWeb enable stack. Alex Smith breaks down the HandyOSS teams motivations for building HandyHost (of which Steven McKie is also a part of), and details how and why these abstractions were necessary to bridge crypto to the future. Alex Smith is an ex-NASA/JPL engineer, "computational physicist", and all around brilliant polymath who is ensnared by the ethos of equality and self-soverignty. They also discuss future plans for building systems that will hybridize the emerging decentralized web with permaculture and food sustainablity. Show Link(s): HandyHost: https://HandyHost.Computer HandyOSS Twitter: https://twitter.com/HNSOSS Intro/Outro Music "Back From the Grave" by Mowgli Morris: https://soundcloud.com/lilmo2407/back-from-the-grave-prod-by-chxse-bank Show Supporter(s): Amentum: Amentum.org

How will Dweb, DeSci, NFTs, zkps & lex cryptographia impact your life?Zaki Manian, CosmosKate Sills, AgoricJazear Brooks, SifChainChristine Webber, Spritely, Josh Tan, MetaGovMusic: I Knew a Guy by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100199Artist: http://incompetech.com/Remarks: The length of this recording has been altered.Session summary: Cryptocommerce & Web 3 Tech Tree | Vision Weekend US 2021 - Foresight InstituteThe Foresight Institute is a research organization and non-profit that supports the beneficial development of high-impact technologies. Since our founding in 1987 on a vision of guiding powerful technologies, we have continued to evolve into a many-armed organization that focuses on several fields of science and technology that are too ambitious for legacy institutions to support.Allison Duettmann is the president and CEO of Foresight Institute. She directs the Intelligent Cooperation, Molecular Machines, Biotech & Health Extension, Neurotech, and Space Programs, Fellowships, Prizes, and Tech Trees, and shares this work with the public. She founded Existentialhope.com, co-edited Superintelligence: Coordination & Strategy, co-authored Gaming the Future, and co-initiated The Longevity Prize. Apply to Foresight's virtual salons and in person workshops here!We are entirely funded by your donations. If you enjoy what we do please consider donating through our donation page.Visit our website for more content, or join us here:TwitterFacebookLinkedInEvery word ever spoken on this podcast is now AI-searchable using Fathom.fm, a search engine for podcasts.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

High-profile founders and developers have become superstars in the cryptosphere; and their decisions and utterances are avidly followed by both investors and, increasingly, the media. This was furthered evidenced in a Tweet on March 6, 2022, in which Fantom Senior Solutions Architect Anton Nell stated that both he and star developer Andre Cronje have decided to stop contributing to the Fantom Foundation, which is one of the most impactful DeFi and cryptocurrency spaces in the blockchain industry. Their decision means that 25 related applications and services that both men were involved in developing will cease operations on April 3, including well-known projects such as Yearn Finance, Keep3r Network, Multichain.xyz, Chainlist, Solidly and Bribe.crv.finance.4EVERLAND — Seeking to end cult of personality among developers in Web3Similar such projects continue to pop up and drive the burgeoning Defi and NFT spaces as the blockchain continues to develop. Blockchain developers have worked hard to solve inherent problems, such as the issue of trust, which is addressed by smart contracts; however, Anton Nell's recent announcement raises the new problem posed by having a project's front-end controlled by either an individual developer or an organization. From the perspective of the interests of community users, the question is: how can they ensure the safety of their crypto assets after the cessation of the front-end service of the project? Such a problem means that there is still a crucial problem with the current Web 3.0 paradigm of blockchain: the front-end of most projects is still deployed by centralized cloud service providers and individual computer rooms such as traditional AWS. However, such a centralized, license system, and single-node data service model cannot meet the needs of rapidly growing Web3.0 users when it comes to service security and liberty. It is precisely for this reason that 4EVERLAND came into existence. 4EVERLAND is a cloud computing platform driven by blockchain technology and designed for Web3.0, helping developers to efficiently develop Web3.0 applications. Its technical features include global acceleration, privacy protection, and distributed storage; and 4EVERLAND aims to free Web 3 developers from the centralized model by providing a distributed, efficient, self-driving and low-cost data hosting gateway based on IPFS and ETH underlying technology. By doing so, users will have access to globally accelerated, lasting and stable network services with the improved security of service performance. In addition, at the application layer, 4EVERLAND provides clients with products and protocols such as DWeb hosting, decentralized gateways, decentralized domain names, digital marketing systems, and data services. It also helps developers quickly access Web3 0 to finally build a distributed network and Web3.0 infrastructure with global acceleration, privacy protection, and permanent links together with IPFS. Through its unique cryptography and specially-designed economic model, 4EVERLAND has deployed nodes around the world. The cooperation of these global nodes realizes the distributed storage of content and the acceleration of global access; improves the stability and reliability of IPFS data storage and the access efficiency of gateways; and meets a variety of commercial application scenarios. If IPFS is the decentralized Hadoop, 4EVERLAND is the decentralized AWS; and it has begun its mission with Dweb hosting, distributed storage, and gateway global acceleration to gradually develop computing capabilities, and ultimately help global developers to realize their product ideals efficiently and safely in the Web3.0 world.

About Sentinel:Sentinel is decentralized VPN (dVPN) project. It is a peer to peer bandwidth marketplace: Anyone can offer bandwidth to the network and earn income doing so. And anyone can use that bandwidth from a dVPN application. Sentinel is Cosmos-based is a Web 3.0 infrastructure layer focused on privacy and security. Any company or individual can build their own custom decentralized VPN on top of the Sentinel network.About Chjango Unchained:Chjango started Interchain.FM to fill the cross-chain interoperability niche, as the wider narrative was being discovered. Find her on Twitter at https://twitter.com/chjangoAbout Dan Edlebeck:For the past four years, Dan has been running around in blockchain. He led crypto marketing at Blockparty and founded deedle connects, bringing three blockchain projects to market and helped build four cryptocurrency communities. Prior, Dan led nonprofits in their growth at  Cara Chicago and while serving in the US Peace Corps. He's a proud Badger (BBA at UW-Madison) and Beaver (MBA at Babson College).

David Vorick, the cofounder and CEO of Nebulous, the firm developing the Sia network, joins the show once again to talk about the growth of decentralized cloud storage. In this episode:  Skynet reaches its 1 year anniversary Dweb versus Web3 Current capacity and utilization of the Sia network Where Sia stacks up in terms of the decentralized storage networks by usage How the internet ended up massively siloed Why data portability and thin internet applications are so important Current breakout applications of decentralized storage New models for authentication for web apps How the dweb could return the internet to its 90s-era topology The current state of property rights on the internet The intersection between Handshake and Sia

GFA345. This is the first episode of a special mini series here at Global From Asia. We are diving into Crypto a bit again and this will be a 4 show mini series about the evolving decentralized internet (dWeb) and covering different players in the space. At the end of the show we’ll give our own insights and applications for ourselves as well as you as a listener, now - let’s tune in to the first episode of this series. For full show notes, check out GlobalFromAsia.com/hns/. The post Inside Story of Buying and Selling nft/ & Crypto Handshake Names with Ryan Ramirez appeared first on Global From Asia.

This is the first episode of a special mini series here at Global From Asia. We are diving into Crypto a bit again and this will be a 4 show mini series about the evolving decentralized internet (dWeb) and covering different players in the space. At the end of the show we’ll give our own insights and applications for ourselves as well as you as a listener, now - let’s tune in to the first episode of this series. For full show notes, check out GlobalFromAsia.com/hns/. The post GFATV 345 Inside Story of Buying and Selling nft/ & Crypto Handshake Names with Ryan Ramirez appeared first on Global From Asia.

Today, we are talking about Non Fungible Token, handshake NFTs, a little bit of crypto, dWeb, just kind of a lot of announcements and a lot of cool, amazing things with our awesome guest - Jehan Chu, who is a crypto influencer investor in Hong Kong. Let's tune in. For full show notes, check out GlobalFromAsia.com/nft/. The post GFATV 344 The Rise of Decentralized Internet and NFT with Jehan Chu appeared first on Global From Asia.

GFA344. Today, we are talking about Non Fungible Token, handshake NFTs, a little bit of crypto, dWeb, just kind of a lot of announcements and a lot of cool, amazing things with our awesome guest - Jehan Chu, who is a crypto influencer investor in Hong Kong. Let's tune in. For full show notes, check out GlobalFromAsia.com/nft/. The post The Rise of Decentralized Internet and NFT with Jehan Chu appeared first on Global From Asia.

A fascinating episode with a very smart man: Mark. He is political activist, autodidactic philosopher, neon visionary, wanderlust logician, artistic renegade.In this episode we also coveredZero Sum GamesFreeismThe Handshake ProblemPareto EfficiencyAlso, check out this video called OPT-OUT OF MONEY: FOR FUN & PROFIT!For a more techy discussion head over to my other podcast to hear him talk about the dWeb : https://learnwithus.simplecast.com/episodes/mark-nadal

Decentralization has some huge advantages - true ownership of data, property rights over your personal information, and digital real estate. But there are also some drawbacks to this kind of model.For example, now that you own all your activity and data online, how do you control people who misuse that freedom? How can you stop bad actors from spreading misinformation and hate if they have full control over their actions online?We discuss these challenges and the many possible solutions, and how we can build a decentralized web that works for everyone, creating a safer and more rewarding internet than we have today.--You can follow Matthew on Twitter and LinkedIn, and learn more about Unstoppable Domains and our work here.You can follow our guest, Diana Chen, on Twitter and LinkedIn, and you can check out her podcast, Startup Happy Hour, here.--Don't forget to rate, download, and subscribe to the podcast so we can keep producing awesome content for you and you won't miss an episode.

Cryptocurrency and the underpinning decentralized technologies have the potential to change the world. This podcast is a place to learn about these emerging technologies, the people behind them driving the movement, and how they can impact our everyday lives.In this podcast, the team at Unstoppable Domains will be talking to various voices in the field and how they see the space evolving over time. Everyone is welcome to listen, from hobbyists to full-blown experts. We believe crypto is going to take over the world and change all of our lives, and we think this podcast should be as inclusive as possible to reflect that.Matthew concludes the podcast by talking about how blockchain has the potential to solve some of today's biggest internet problems, like data privacy issues and the forming of monopolies by giant corporations that ultimately punish the end user. He talks about some of the ways in which blockchain can help ensure user privacy and return power and autonomy to individuals online, thus revolutionizing the internet.--You can follow Matthew on Twitter and LinkedIn, and learn more about Unstoppable Domains and our work here.--Don't forget to rate, download, and subscribe to the podcast so we can keep producing awesome content for you and you won't miss an episode.

On this episode of BlockChannel, Mckie and Petty go in deeper on the decentralized web with one of the storage related subject matter experts that started it all, David Vorick. If Juan Benet of Filecoin is Microsoft, then David is Steve Jobs to the Siacoin/Skynet ecosystem. Building a decentralized storage protocol can be done in a few ways; David’s team went the route of building their vision iteratively, in hopes the adoption would come. Their vision is now coming into fruition, and we explore how he got here, and where Siacoin/Skynet is going. Show Link(s): Siacoin Website: https://sia.tech Skynet P2P Storage: https://siasky.net Intro/Outro Music “Winterfalls” by Terrell Morris: https://soundcloud.com/terrellmorris/winterfalls-1 Show Sponsor(s): Vanmoof: http://Vanmoof.com Disclaimer: This is not investment advice, it is an engaged discussion on new technology; BlockChannel reminds you to always do your own due diligence before investing in any crypto-related project in the industry.

Most of us spend a significant amount of time cultivating our online assets. And yet, we don't actually own our slice of the digital economy. Our social media accounts and even our personal websites can be censored or taken away from us at any time by the big companies that control them. But the decentralized web is different. Matthew Gould and Bradley Kam are the cofounders of Unstoppable Domains, a crypto startup that builds censorship-resistant websites and sells blockchain domain names to fund the gateway to the decentralized web. Prior to Unstoppable, Matthew and Brad both served on the team at Talkable, the leading online platform for referrals and loyalty marketing. Today, Matthew and Brad join us to discuss what differentiates blockchain startups from traditional internet companies, explaining how they knew Unstoppable could be sustainable business. They weigh in on the challenges of managing a remote work environment and describe their unique rapport as cofounders. Listen in for insight around what the decentralized web is trying to build and learn how dWeb facilitates freedom of speech and gives us ownership of our digital assets. Topics CoveredHow Matthew and Brad got into cryptoExposure to crypto community in San FranciscoSolves some of world's fundamental problems What differentiates crypto from traditional internet businessesMust invent business model, no expertsImportant to tell story (market education) How Matthew and Brad invest in their communityProduct exploration, help companies build websitesCreate community and share ideas on Telegram What the dWeb is trying to buildInternet where users in controlLaunch business or transact from anywhere The benefits of the dWeb over the traditional internetPrevents government or company censorshipUsers own assets in digital economy How Matthew and Brad knew Unstoppable was a viable companyCustomers willing to buy NOWPrecedent for domain names as businessPotential to replace many parts of traditional web The rapport between Matthew and Brad as cofoundersMatthew develops product, Brad handles BD + growthBattle regularly over ideas but no ego involved How Matthew and Brad think about remote workHarder for managers, easier for individual contributorsOverhead higher as must invest heavily in tools What Matthew and Brad are doing to prep for hiring remotelyMake sure standardized process in placeInvest more time (15 hours per week)Matthew and Brad's personal definitions of successWorld changed because of something we didUse of blockchain domains in everyday life Most of us spend a significant amount of time cultivating our online assets. And yet, we don't actually own our slice of the digital economy. Our social media accounts and even our personal websites can be censored or taken away from us at any time by the big companies that control them. But the decentralized web is different. Matthew Gould and Bradley Kam are the cofounders of Unstoppable Domains, a crypto startup that builds censorship-resistant websites and sells blockchain domain names to fund the gateway to the decentralized web. Prior to Unstoppable, Matthew and Brad both served on the team at Talkable, the leading online platform for referrals and loyalty marketing. Today, Matthew and Brad join us to discuss what differentiates blockchain startups from traditional internet companies, explaining how they knew Unstoppable could be sustainable business. They weigh in on the challenges of managing a remote work environment and describe their unique rapport as cofounders. Listen in for insight around what the decentralized web is trying to build and learn how dWeb facilitates freedom of speech and gives us ownership of our digital assets. Topics Covered How Matthew and Brad got into cryptoExposure to crypto community in San FranciscoSolves some of world's fundamental problems What differentiates crypto from traditional internet businessesMust invent business model, no expertsImportant to tell story (market education) How Matthew and Brad invest in their communityProduct exploration, help companies build websitesCreate community and share ideas on Telegram What the dWeb is trying to buildInternet where users in controlLaunch business or transact from anywhere The benefits of the dWeb over the traditional internetPrevents government or company censorshipUsers own assets in digital economy How Matthew and Brad knew Unstoppable was a viable companyCustomers willing to buy NOWPrecedent for domain names as businessPotential to replace many parts of traditional web The rapport between Matthew and Brad as cofoundersMatthew develops product, Brad handles BD + growthBattle regularly over ideas but no ego involved How Matthew and Brad think about remote workHarder for managers, easier for individual contributorsOverhead higher as must invest heavily in tools What Matthew and Brad are doing to prep for hiring remotelyMake sure standardized process in placeInvest more time (15 hours per week) Matthew and Brad's personal definitions of successWorld changed because of something we didUse of blockchain domains in everyday life Connect with Matthew & Brad Unstoppable Domains https://unstoppabledomains.com/Unstoppable on Telegram https://t.me/unstoppabledomains Resources 20 Mission http://www.20mission.com/Jered Kenna https://twitter.com/jeredkenna Talkable https://www.talkable.com/Kyber Network https://kyber.network/Switcheo https://switcheo.network/GitLab https://about.gitlab.com/GitLab's Remote Playbook https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/WordPress https://wordpress.com/Automattic's Blog on Remote Work https://wordpress.com/blog/2020/03/20/remote-work-reader/InVision https://www.invisionapp.com/InVision's Remote Culture https://www.invisionapp.com/inside-design/build-remote-culture-bonusly/ Connect with Boost VC Boost VC Website https://www.boost.vc/Boost VC on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/boostvc/Boost VC on Twitter https://twitter.com/BoostVCBoost VC on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/boost_vc/

Eyal Herzog is co-founder of Bancor Network and a serial entrepreneur with decades of startup experience building Web 2 startups with millions of users so knows about building digital products that go mainstream. He explains his journey in pioneering private digital currencies as early as 2012 gaining an appreciation for long-tail economics and the importance of liquidity that led to Bancor, which has become a key part in the formation of the global crypto capital market. We also discuss his new venture DWEB and its mission to allow communities of developers and entrepreneurs to collaboratively launch, own and operate web apps comparable to a Facebook or Uber without the need to understand crypto.

A fascinating episode with a very smart man: Mark. He is political activist, autodidactic philosopher, neon visionary, wanderlust logician, artistic renegade.In this episode we also coveredZero Sum GamesFreeismThe Handshake ProblemPareto EfficiencyAlso, check out this video called OPT-OUT OF MONEY: FOR FUN & PROFIT!For a more techy discussion head over to my other podcast to hear him talk about the dWeb : https://learnwithus.simplecast.com/episodes/mark-nadal

A totally fascinating episode on Gun with a very smart man: Mark. He is political activist, autodidactic philosopher, neon visionary, wanderlust logician, artistic renegade.In this episode we also coveredOperational TransformationWebRTCPaxosGoogle WaveUDPAlso a cool LinkedIn clone in like 2 min on Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiELAFqNSLQFor a less techy discussion head over to my other podcast to hear him talk economics: https://cafe.simplecast.com/episodes/mark-nadal 

Woher kommt der Antrieb zur Dezantralisierung im Internet? Welche Anwendungen gibt es bereits im Distributed Web? Und warum ist das Distributed Web auch eine soziale und nicht nur technische Angelegenheit? Diese Fragen klären Lucas und Nico in der aktuellen Folge.

There’s a growing group of inspiring people from around the world who believe that the web is failing us, and envisage a new web, which is more open, private, secure and fun, known as DWeb. Paul speaks to Wendy Hanamura, who tells us more about the DWeb movement; explains why we need to reboot our relationship with technology; and describes what a new online world could, and should, look like. Featuring: Wendy Hanamura, Director of Partnerships at The Internet Archive, and Event Producer for DWeb Camp Show notes, links and resources for this episode: DWeb Camp: https://dwebcamp.org “The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power”, by Professor Shoshana Zuboff: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Age-Surveillance-Capitalism-Future-Frontier/dp/1781256845

Encontro ocorre em 22 de agosto e é uma das atividades paralelas à BrazilJS Conf

Encontro ocorre em 22 de agosto e é uma das atividades paralelas à BrazilJS Conf Get full access to BrazilJS at www.braziljs.org/subscribe

Teknofilia’da Erkan Saka ile bu bölümde Columbia Üniversitesi Tow Dijital Gazetecilik Merkezi tarafından Sharon Ringel ve Angela Woodall imzasıyla yayımlanan raporu ve SETA’nın uluslararası tepkilere de yol açan ‘medya andıcı’nı ele aldık.Erkan Saka’nın P24’teki yazısında da etraflıca irdelediği “Dijital gazeteciliğin arşiv sorunu” aslında çok üzerine düşülmeyen önemli bir mesele olarak önümüze çıkıyor.Yazılı basının yavaş yavaş dijitale evrilmesiyle üretilen içeriklerin muhafazası da ayrı bir önem arz ediyor. Erkan Saka, “100 yıl öncesinin basınında bir habere ulaşmak mümkünken internet sonrası dönemde dijital olarak yayınlanmış bir habere ulaşmak imkânsız hale gelebiliyor” diyor ve ekliyor:“Bu biraz ‘birinci dünya’ derdi gibi gözükebilir ama dijital gazeteciliğe emek vermiş her vatandaşın gündemine alması gereken sorunsallardan biri hâline geliyor bile.” Columbia Üniversitesi Tow Gazetecilik raporunun ana bulgusu, yalnızca dijitalde var olan haber kuruluşlarının basılı yayınlarla karşılaştırıldığında içerik korumasına daha az duyarlı olduğu yönünde. İçeriğin korunması daha çok üçüncü partilere ya da Facebook gibi platformlara bırakılmış durumda. Ancak bunların içerik korunmasında gazetecilik prensiplerini dikkate alması pek de beklenecek bir durum değil. Saka’nın aktardığına göre, görüşme yapılan gazetecilerin çoğu arşivleme/içerik koruma bağlamında Internet Archive’a atıfta bulunmuş. Bu platform hayatî bir rol oynasa da web arşivlemesini sınırlı düzeyde yapabiliyor ve yayınlanmış içeriğin ancak bir kısmını arşivlemiş oluyor. Görüşme yapılan gazetecilerin çoğu haberlerini “yedeklediklerini”, bunların kamuya açık olmadığını belirtmişler. Araştırmacılar gazetecilerin yedekleme ile arşivleme arasındaki farkı fark etmediklerini yine aynı şekilde depolama (storage) ile saklama (preservation) arasındaki farkla da ilgilenmediklerini inanmışlar. Bu durumda çoğu gazeteci için Google Drive, Amazon bulut hizmetleri ve kendi şirketlerinin içerik yönetim sistemleri arşivle aynı anlama gelmiş oluyor. Saka, “Oysa bunlar yalnızca depolama mekanizmaları ve sahte bir güvenlik hissi yaratıyorlar. Arşiv uzmanlarının belirttiği üzere Internet Archive gibi kurumlar geleneksel arşiv pratiklerine uygun hareket etmiyor ve daha da önemlisi her şeyi korumaya çalışmıyorlar” görüşünü dile getiriyor.Bahsedilen raporda dijital arşivcilikle ilgili alt başlıklar şöyle sıralanıyor: Platformların ötesindeki işbirlikleri: Örneğin gazete blogları. Birçok okuyucu gönüllü olarak blog açtılar, bazen habercilik yaptılar. Medya kuruluşu böyle bir programdan vazgeçince üretilen içeriği arşivlemeyle uğraşmıyorlar ve içerik kaybolup gidiyor. Kodlar: Medya kuruluşlarının kullandığı uygulamaların kodları. Gelecekte bunlara erişim olmazsa içeriğe nasıl erişilecek? GitHub gibi yerlerde kodlar depolanabiliyor ama yine de kod değişikliği sonucu içeriğe erişimin mümkün olamayacağı durumlar olacaktır. Yorumlar: 2000’lerin ortalarına kadar medya kuruluşları okuyucularını yorum yapmaya teşvik ediyordu. Ancak malum nedenlerden dolayı yorumlar artık teşvik edilmiyor. Yine de yapılmış ve yapılacak olan yorumların arşivlenmesi de içeriğin bir parçası değil mi? Bu konuda da pek bir çalışma yok. Mikrofilmler: Basılı medya için mikrofilmler bir çözüm olmuştu. Ancak içeriğin kişiselleştirilmesi ve atomizasyonu yüzünden dijital alanda benzer bir çözüm bulunabilmiş değil. Blokzincir kullanımı: İçeriğin silinmesi ve farkedilmeden değiştirilmesini engellemek adına blokzincir bir çözüm olarak sunuluyor. Öne çıkan projeler arasında şunlar sayılabilir: The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) blokzincirdeki depolama sınırlılığını aşmak üzere P2P çözümler deniyor. Civil üzerine zaten birçok yazı yazılmıştı burada da. Varolan internet yapısına alternatif olarak ortaya çıkan adem-i merkezî web, DWeb, de arşivleme için bir çözüm olabilir. Özellikle 5G teknolojisinin yayılmasıyla DWeb cep telefonlarına kadar P2P depolamayı ve paylaşımı mümkün kılabilecek. Önceki yazılarda da belirtildiği üzere blokzincir projeleri de hâlâ deneme aşamasında ve sürdürülebilir bir çözüm olup olmayacaklarını zaman gösterecek. URL adresleri: 404 mesajı veren bağlantılar da bir haber kurumunun itibarını zedeleyen unsurlardan birisi. Haber kuruluşlarının bozuk adresleri düzeltmek için bile kadro ayırması gerekiyor. Emülasyon: Özellikle interaktivite içeren haber uygulama ve oyunlarının gelecekte tekrar edilebilmesi için özel platformlar gerekiyor. New York Üniversitesi öğretim üyesi Meredith Broussard öncülüğünde ilk emülasyon temelli arşiv geliştiriliyormuş. Podcastin ikinci bölümünde ise iktidara yakın SETA Vakfı’nın “medya andıcı” olarak tarihe geçen skandal raporuna eğildik.Erkan Saka, raporu “Dünyada da örnekleri var” teziyle savunan SETA’nın bir araştırmaya dayalı olmadan tamamıyla bir fişlemeye dayalı istihbarat çalışmasına benzer bir işe imza attığını söylüyor.Yurt dışındaki örneklerin çok farklı ve ciddi bir araştırmaya dayalı olduğunun altını çizen Saka, SETA’nın think-tank kafasına uymayan bir çizgide olduğunu kaydediyor.Raporun, korkutma amaçlı olduğunu belirten Saka, “Neden yabancı medya kurumları Türkiye’de istihdam açığını kapatmak için yatırımlar yaptığını iktidarın yarattığı medya düzeninde aramak gerek” ifadesini kullanıyor.Saka, SETA Direktörü’nün “Sizi rahatsız etmeye devam edeceğiz” açıklamasını da tiye alarak, “Bakalım başımıza daha neler gelecek” diyor.

Randy Michaux, D.C., Psc.DWeb site: https://www.facebook.com/totalbodywellnessidaho/https://www.facebook.com/DrRandyM/Title: Emotional Toxicity, a Missing Link to Your HealthSummary: Dr. Randy Michaux, D.C, Psc.D is loved for his ability to hear a client's unspoken thoughts and discern their needs and concerns: physically, mentally and spiritually. In this 2-part interview he discusses how we develop limiting beliefs that don't serve us and can prevent us from becoming our full potential and experiencing joy. He shares the tools he uses to help his patients work through their limiting beliefs a live a more fulfilling and joyful life.

GoogleやFacebookなどの巨大な管理者なしで個人同士がつながりを作り出す新しいウェブの世界「Dweb」とは？ – GIGAZINE デニーズ、食事後レジに並ばず帰れる「デジタル注文決済」　平日ランチ […]

GNOME and elementary OS receive a large somewhat mysterious donation. Wireguard is coming to a Kernel near you, and Mozilla wants to talk about the Dweb.

GNOME and elementary OS receive a large somewhat mysterious donation. Wireguard is coming to a Kernel near you, and Mozilla wants to talk about the Dweb. Plus OpenWrt is alive and well, and Samsung has a new trick.

GNOME and elementary OS receive a large somewhat mysterious donation. Wireguard is coming to a Kernel near you, and Mozilla wants to talk about the Dweb.

GNOME and elementary OS receive a large somewhat mysterious donation. Wireguard is coming to a Kernel near you, and Mozilla wants to talk about the Dweb. Plus OpenWrt is alive and well, and Samsung has a new trick.

GNOME and elementary OS receive a large somewhat mysterious donation. Wireguard is coming to a Kernel near you, and Mozilla wants to talk about the Dweb.

GNOME and elementary OS receive a large somewhat mysterious donation. Wireguard is coming to a Kernel near you, and Mozilla wants to talk about the Dweb. Plus OpenWrt is alive and well, and Samsung has a new trick.

DADIO'S LUNCH BUCKET RADIO CLINIC - Live this week from Cool Dadio Media Studio 54 1/2 JANESVILLE COMMUNITY RADIO:  Janesville, Wisconsin ..., our 69th show over all; and, our sixth show from the new Cool Dadio Media Studio 54 1/2. Today's crew: Downtown Dadio; Donald; a pod casting cast of thousands; and, Little Pete the Shop Cat. Today's parsings: The growing Nanny State and the criminalization of...., everything - kids walking to school; driving while eating burgers DWEB; and, we visit www.nannystate.com for more disturbing trends. As always, call in to the show live and tell us how your Second Grade teacher wrecked your life. 323 580-5769 Dadio's Lunch Bucket has a little bit of everything. From time to time, live from the home studio at the MY OFFICE JVL building, and quite often on the road at local taverns and coffee shops, the Radio Clinic risks the perils of ad hoc radio. There is a working class blue-collar theme with local and regional interests that weave through the show. Some college degrees are mixed in. And, all along the way they try to give a voice to those ignored by the status quo.  Somehow, they entertain us all in the process. Segments include but are not limited to:  Word Phrase; Fish Fry; Quiz; Blue-Collar Jobs; Wisconsin War Casualties; News and Comment; and..., Burgers. You need to ask Dadio and his crew some questions..., the man comes with his own support group that is prepared and ready to pull him out of the holes he invariably digs himself into! Call the show, play the quiz, win, make Dadio buy you a beverage at a local watering hole! dadioslunchbucket.com - pod casts, crew, guests, and show outlines