(what was that word for when you can't remember a thing?)

The self-verifying property gives you a lot of flexibility in how you answer those questions, though. It's possible to answer them in a lot of different ways without breaking the overall system. So you can start with something basic and extend it later - just like Bluesky are trying to do ;)

That's a relief. People were starting to get worried.

TERABYTE ME BABY!

I take it I won't get the credit if I don't proceed?

"Locations of unlicensed beavers in England"?

I'm not sure I want to know.

Is this why dogs shed so much hair?

"My human can't take the cold; it needs fur!"

"But yet so far" because the remaining gap might be quite small, but I think it'll still take some engineering effort to cross.

Well, not really; I've been thinking this way for a while, but it was @zicklag.dev's article which prompted me to actually write this up and post it.

FedCM. github.com/w3c-fedid/id...

Warning: megathread...

Lies! You shouldn't believe everything you read on the Internet, you know.

Now I'm wondering what nanoblogging would look like.

"Posts are limited to a maximum of 1 character and 2 emojis"?

"Validity is in the eye of the beholder! If you think my state is invalid - that's a you problem, not a me problem." ;)

Mostly it's for load balancing, but once in a while we have to take one out of service for a hairstyle upgrade.

"Is that a cat in your pyjamas, or are you just happy to see me?"

It took me a while to figure out that the DID document and the PLC operation format aren't actually the same ... they look very similar at first, and maybe the docs don't quite emphasise the distinction enough!

That's just the view that pdsls shows you.

plc.directory/did:plc:5w4e... shows the raw DID document.

And when Merkle squirrels bury Merkle acorns ... they'll be able to search for them ;)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikiped... ;)