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Ah sadly I cannot make it, sounds like such a fun time though!!!
October 23, 2025 at 5:06 PM
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I LOVE
September 14, 2025 at 2:58 AM
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cwervo.bsky.social Andrés Cuervo @cwervo.bsky.social · Sep 2
now live at cwervo.github.io/aura/

working on a Flutter prototype for this for MacOS, Linux, and Windows (eventually iOS/Android????) at github.com/cwervo/aura
September 2, 2025 at 12:29 PM
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now live at cwervo.github.io/aura/

working on a Flutter prototype for this for MacOS, Linux, and Windows (eventually iOS/Android????) at github.com/cwervo/aura
September 2, 2025 at 4:59 AM
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Yes! The standard for ATProto DIDs is solid — there are currently two "blessed" DIDs for ATProto: did:web:example.com and did:plc
AT Protocol DIDs The AT Protocol uses Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) as persistent, long-term account identifiers. DID is a W3C standard, with many standardized and proposed DID method implementations. Blessed DID Methods Currently, atproto supports two DID methods: did:web, which is a W3C standard based on HTTPS (and DNS). The identifier section is a hostname. This method is supported in atproto to provide an independent alternative to did:plc. The method is inherently tied to the domain name used, and does not provide a mechanism for migration or recovering from loss of control of the domain name. In the context of atproto, only hostname-level did:web DIDs are supported: path-based DIDs are not supported. The same restrictions on top-level domains that apply to handles (eg, no .arpa) also apply to did:web domains. The special localhost hostname is allowed, but only in testing and development environments. Port numbers (with separating colon hex-encoded) are only allowed for localhost, and only in testing and development. did:plc, which is a novel DID method developed by Bluesky. See the did-method-plc GitHub repository for details. In the future, a small number of additional methods may be supported. It is not the intention to support all or even many DID methods, even with the existence of universal resolver software.
September 2, 2025 at 3:40 AM
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Yes! I want to clean it up a bit and make a proper description for it, will put it in GitHub in a day or so!
September 2, 2025 at 12:11 AM