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by Settebello

What do I eat tonight?

We've put humans on the moon. We've mapped the human genome. We've built systems that can beat grandmasters at chess and write poetry indistinguishable from Keats. And yet, every single evening, millions of people stand in front of an open fridge and think: *I have no idea what to cook.*

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by lostcause · Edited

Services Without DNS

Many networked systems assume that services must be named in order to be reachable. That assumption quietly binds identity, trust, and location together, making services brittle when they move, change networks, or need to limit who can find them. An alternative approach is to treat services as identities first and locations as optional, temporary attributes. From this framing, services can publish signed statements describing how they may be reached, while clients resolve those statements as data rather than through a naming hierarchy. Identity remains stable even as endpoints change or disappear. The result is infrastructure that tolerates mobility, partial availability, and privacy requirements without relying on DNS or other centralised resolution systems.

by Akamaister

🚀 Introducing Continuum v1.0.0 — Your Self-Hosted Signal Dashboard

After just a few weeks of focused building, I'm releasing v1.0.0 of Continuum — a fully self-hosted, Bitcoin-aligned publishing dashboard for Nostr. This milestone marks a shift away from reliance on centralized clients like Primal, giving users full local control over their notes and articles with Markdown editing, SQLite storage, and timezone-aware publishing. Built with Docker, tested across browsers and platforms, and designed with sovereignty in mind, Continuum is now live and free to clone. Hosted and paid-tier features will follow. This is what it looks like to build protocol-first.

by Akamaister

中央集権の見えない代償——そして分散化がもたらす、より深い約束(The Hidden Cost of Centralization — and the Deeper Promise of Decentralization - Japanese Version)

多くの人は、テクノロジーがコストをゼロに近づけるものだと考えています。しかし、それは物語の半分にすぎません。中央集権型プラットフォームの「隠れた代償」は、金銭的なものだけでなく、コントロール（支配）にも及びます。本記事では、NostrやBitcoinのような分散型技術がこの構図をどう覆し、コストだけでなく「コントロール・コスト」も削減するのか、そしてその変化がなぜ重要なのかを掘り下げます。

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