No1: 8 reactions
No2: 1 reposts 6 reactionsquoting note1jkq…l9hjお給料日ムーヴをぶちかまします
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No3: 5 reactionsquoting note1zt2…l0v7あっ!柴山ちゃんだ!
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No4: 4 reactionsquoting note1vj5…57zhやらかして落ち込み
No5: 1 reposts 2 reactionsquoting note1jah…d73aI’m going to rename “Karnage” to “Karnage and 248 others” so when I reply, people think 249 people replied to them and are happy about their engagement numbers.
No6: 3 reactionsquoting note1eem…el42On interoperability—this is what made the web so big. It didn’t just invent HTML; it embraced email, PDFs, FTP, IRC—systems it didn’t control. Anything useful it could connect to was added to its growth path. Today, you can link to a PDF and it just works—even though the web didn’t create PDF viewers.
When I spoke with Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the web, and mentioned Nostr, his first question was, “What’s Nostr?” After I explained, his response was: “Let’s make my web OS interoperable with it.” That’s already been merged.
In contrast, when I once suggested to fiatjaf that the wider web might want to use Nostr, he replied: “I hope they never use it.”
Interoperability isn’t just about protocols talking to themselves—it’s about acknowledging that other systems exist, and figuring out how to work with them. That’s how the web won.
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No7: 3 reactionsquoting note1ykg…2cl7いくぷくー!(おもちにまぎれるもの)
No8: 3 reactionsquoting note1cgn…0ljy自分のいびきで目が覚めた
No9: 3 reactionsquoting note1532…lcsm技術的に未成熟だから短期間で自己崩壊することがわかっていてリセットが常態化してるタイプの人工人格だ
No10: 2 reactionsquoting note1qh7…avnu15分寝ます
起こさないでください
quoting note1xcw…en7n…(少しだけ笑顔を見せる)
で、文字風俗のバイト思い出して鳥肌たった