I think it would be interesting if the file servers had read/write/list/delete permissions on files. For both groups and users.
It would mean the public stuff could see your files but private projects could exist. Eg. Maybe I don't want my At Protocol version of Figma making all my drawings public. If they could be shared in a group (anyone in a list in that folder or whatever).
Maybe this is coming, but would interest me way more about using applications on the atmosphere.
phyzix5761 28 minutes ago [-]
I didn't understand what this was until I did some more digging around.
Apparently, it's a decentralized way to interact with social media. A protocol created by Bluesky which allows social networks to communicate directly. This is similar to how different email clients like Gmail and Outlook can send messages to each other.
danhon 1 hours ago [-]
Those of you old enough to remember etherpeg can now see an ATproto version:
I often wonder if people have forgotten that you can send information through the internet without HTTP(S)
embedding-shape 1 hours ago [-]
Since others starting intercepting and eavesdrop on non-authenticated traffic, it got a lot less comfy to do so though. It's not like people are adding encryption to stuff for the fun of it.
mghackerlady 30 minutes ago [-]
it's not impossible to implement encryption elsewhere, gemini pretty famously requires it
embedding-shape 4 minutes ago [-]
Of course not, the context here is ATProto which literally stands for "Authenticated Transfer Protocol", and it uses other protocols than just http/tls, so of course there are other ways :)
riffic 26 minutes ago [-]
it seems the parent comment isn't referring directly to encryption / TLS, but building everything on top of HTTP / HTTPS, which seems to be the default abstraction these days to build on top of.
mghackerlady 27 minutes ago [-]
I could see this turning into a more modern and sane usenet replacement
binyu 2 hours ago [-]
This is really cool. It has retro vibes of the era when the Internet was still free from the big five domination.
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It would mean the public stuff could see your files but private projects could exist. Eg. Maybe I don't want my At Protocol version of Figma making all my drawings public. If they could be shared in a group (anyone in a list in that folder or whatever).
Maybe this is coming, but would interest me way more about using applications on the atmosphere.
Apparently, it's a decentralized way to interact with social media. A protocol created by Bluesky which allows social networks to communicate directly. This is similar to how different email clients like Gmail and Outlook can send messages to each other.
https://bsky.land