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contributor @atscan.net @parallelpolis.info @web3privacy.info @gwei.cz @ethbrno.cz @bsky.cz
#privacy #foss #cypherpunk #ethereum #atproto #javascript #svelte #3dprint #pixelart #electroclash #cannabis #events #travel #euc
So the operation mentioned is *invalid*? It is not clear to me from the document how the operation is invalid... I don't think it falls under criteria mentioned there (?)
Can you please direct me to the exact location of case of this specific operation?
github.com/did-method-p...
Can you please direct me to the exact location of case of this specific operation?
github.com/did-method-p...
November 14, 2025 at 8:24 PM
So the operation mentioned is *invalid*? It is not clear to me from the document how the operation is invalid... I don't think it falls under criteria mentioned there (?)
Can you please direct me to the exact location of case of this specific operation?
github.com/did-method-p...
Can you please direct me to the exact location of case of this specific operation?
github.com/did-method-p...
Hmm... it seems that plc.directory has changed AGAIN. This time, the first missing operation is from 2023-10-07 (bafyreiassmpc63we45hzwi6ewh3z3bbhtr5ixhzmedj5qk7u5ndwnonyve, did:plc:ckjr4l3oyttu7gzdysy7phme)
plc.directory/did:plc:ckjr...
plc.wtf/did:plc:ckjr...
Whats wrong with this op???
plc.directory/did:plc:ckjr...
plc.wtf/did:plc:ckjr...
Whats wrong with this op???
November 14, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Hmm... it seems that plc.directory has changed AGAIN. This time, the first missing operation is from 2023-10-07 (bafyreiassmpc63we45hzwi6ewh3z3bbhtr5ixhzmedj5qk7u5ndwnonyve, did:plc:ckjr4l3oyttu7gzdysy7phme)
plc.directory/did:plc:ckjr...
plc.wtf/did:plc:ckjr...
Whats wrong with this op???
plc.directory/did:plc:ckjr...
plc.wtf/did:plc:ckjr...
Whats wrong with this op???
btw, plcbundle.atscan.net is running on an v0.5-alpha version, so you can try these things out there already
I managed to push the DID resolution time (excluding handle) down to an average of ~2ms, which I think is sufficient—you can see all these metrics in the HTTP header.
I managed to push the DID resolution time (excluding handle) down to an average of ~2ms, which I think is sufficient—you can see all these metrics in the HTTP header.
November 12, 2025 at 9:24 PM
btw, plcbundle.atscan.net is running on an v0.5-alpha version, so you can try these things out there already
I managed to push the DID resolution time (excluding handle) down to an average of ~2ms, which I think is sufficient—you can see all these metrics in the HTTP header.
I managed to push the DID resolution time (excluding handle) down to an average of ~2ms, which I think is sufficient—you can see all these metrics in the HTTP header.
quickdid + plcbundle = 💛
plcbundle v0.5 will offer a lot of improvements such as a DID resolver, so it can be used instead of plc(dot)directory, including support for resolving handles, for example via quickdid
plcbundle v0.5 will offer a lot of improvements such as a DID resolver, so it can be used instead of plc(dot)directory, including support for resolving handles, for example via quickdid
November 12, 2025 at 9:04 PM
quickdid + plcbundle = 💛
plcbundle v0.5 will offer a lot of improvements such as a DID resolver, so it can be used instead of plc(dot)directory, including support for resolving handles, for example via quickdid
plcbundle v0.5 will offer a lot of improvements such as a DID resolver, so it can be used instead of plc(dot)directory, including support for resolving handles, for example via quickdid
The topic of governance is a big one. And it will only get bigger as our dependence on open-source increases.
Open-source means freedom. But will people have enough responsibility?
h/t @filipamv.bsky.social
okayfail.com/2025/in-prai...
Open-source means freedom. But will people have enough responsibility?
h/t @filipamv.bsky.social
okayfail.com/2025/in-prai...
November 10, 2025 at 4:46 PM
The topic of governance is a big one. And it will only get bigger as our dependence on open-source increases.
Open-source means freedom. But will people have enough responsibility?
h/t @filipamv.bsky.social
okayfail.com/2025/in-prai...
Open-source means freedom. But will people have enough responsibility?
h/t @filipamv.bsky.social
okayfail.com/2025/in-prai...
It feels the same
Through my home connection (I have a similar ping to your instance/plcbundle, a difference of about 1ms, in your favor) I get very similar numbers ~62.5/did/s
Through my home connection (I have a similar ping to your instance/plcbundle, a difference of about 1ms, in your favor) I get very similar numbers ~62.5/did/s
November 6, 2025 at 4:33 PM
It feels the same
Through my home connection (I have a similar ping to your instance/plcbundle, a difference of about 1ms, in your favor) I get very similar numbers ~62.5/did/s
Through my home connection (I have a similar ping to your instance/plcbundle, a difference of about 1ms, in your favor) I get very similar numbers ~62.5/did/s
Interesting! Creating a filtered bundles is one of the side quests I have around plcbundle. According to my basic rules, we can filter out at least 41.5 GB, which will bring raw export size to ~33 GB
November 6, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Interesting! Creating a filtered bundles is one of the side quests I have around plcbundle. According to my basic rules, we can filter out at least 41.5 GB, which will bring raw export size to ~33 GB
This great interactive introduction from @samwho.dev reminds me how incredibly slow Zen (Firefox) is compared to Chrome. In this case almost twice fast 😔
(left zen, chrome right)
samwho.dev/big-o?theme=...
(left zen, chrome right)
samwho.dev/big-o?theme=...
November 6, 2025 at 12:52 AM
This great interactive introduction from @samwho.dev reminds me how incredibly slow Zen (Firefox) is compared to Chrome. In this case almost twice fast 😔
(left zen, chrome right)
samwho.dev/big-o?theme=...
(left zen, chrome right)
samwho.dev/big-o?theme=...
all this is happening without any database or background process... just simple binary index
November 5, 2025 at 4:52 PM
all this is happening without any database or background process... just simple binary index
benchmarking PLC instances... :)
November 5, 2025 at 2:57 PM
benchmarking PLC instances... :)
November 5, 2025 at 2:34 AM
November 5, 2025 at 1:34 AM
Let's try PLC websockets right now! ⚡
wss://plcbundle.atscan.net/ws
wss://plcbundle.atscan.net/ws
November 3, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Let's try PLC websockets right now! ⚡
wss://plcbundle.atscan.net/ws
wss://plcbundle.atscan.net/ws
We're making the plc.directory more transparent and accessible! Its happening! 💪
There are already 5 public instances of plcbundle running, providing a complete and *verifiable* copy of the directory to anyone.
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
There are already 5 public instances of plcbundle running, providing a complete and *verifiable* copy of the directory to anyone.
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
November 3, 2025 at 8:53 PM
We're making the plc.directory more transparent and accessible! Its happening! 💪
There are already 5 public instances of plcbundle running, providing a complete and *verifiable* copy of the directory to anyone.
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
There are already 5 public instances of plcbundle running, providing a complete and *verifiable* copy of the directory to anyone.
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
Wow nice
btw, Better data coming ;) user_count can def make it more interesting
btw, Better data coming ;) user_count can def make it more interesting
November 3, 2025 at 2:07 AM
Wow nice
btw, Better data coming ;) user_count can def make it more interesting
btw, Better data coming ;) user_count can def make it more interesting
With the new bundle downloader, you can download the entire plc.directory data (~29GB) with one click in browser
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
November 2, 2025 at 11:54 PM
With the new bundle downloader, you can download the entire plc.directory data (~29GB) with one click in browser
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
I created a simple website to monitor active plcbundle instances
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
cc @j4ck.xyz @indexx.dev
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
cc @j4ck.xyz @indexx.dev
November 2, 2025 at 8:51 AM
I created a simple website to monitor active plcbundle instances
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
cc @j4ck.xyz @indexx.dev
plcbundle-watch.pages.dev
cc @j4ck.xyz @indexx.dev
Did you know that YAML is almost 25 years old?
Its specification is an interesting trip into history and a time when XML was the undisputed mainstream. The first drafts were quite similar to it.
yaml.org/spec/history/
Its specification is an interesting trip into history and a time when XML was the undisputed mainstream. The first drafts were quite similar to it.
yaml.org/spec/history/
November 1, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Did you know that YAML is almost 25 years old?
Its specification is an interesting trip into history and a time when XML was the undisputed mainstream. The first drafts were quite similar to it.
yaml.org/spec/history/
Its specification is an interesting trip into history and a time when XML was the undisputed mainstream. The first drafts were quite similar to it.
yaml.org/spec/history/
November 1, 2025 at 7:04 PM
So maybe nixery should be included in the spindle?
To be honest, I'd really like to see support @woodpecker-ci.org, it's a great CI and uses Docker, which works as expected :)
woodpecker-ci.org/docs/adminis...
To be honest, I'd really like to see support @woodpecker-ci.org, it's a great CI and uses Docker, which works as expected :)
woodpecker-ci.org/docs/adminis...
November 1, 2025 at 11:28 AM
So maybe nixery should be included in the spindle?
To be honest, I'd really like to see support @woodpecker-ci.org, it's a great CI and uses Docker, which works as expected :)
woodpecker-ci.org/docs/adminis...
To be honest, I'd really like to see support @woodpecker-ci.org, it's a great CI and uses Docker, which works as expected :)
woodpecker-ci.org/docs/adminis...
~27 seconds to dump PDS endpoints from the *whole* PLC directory - directly from plcbundle files (zstd+jsonl) using Bun
with 2700 MB/s i'm finally happy with the speed
tangled.org/@atscan.net/...
with 2700 MB/s i'm finally happy with the speed
tangled.org/@atscan.net/...
November 1, 2025 at 9:18 AM
~27 seconds to dump PDS endpoints from the *whole* PLC directory - directly from plcbundle files (zstd+jsonl) using Bun
with 2700 MB/s i'm finally happy with the speed
tangled.org/@atscan.net/...
with 2700 MB/s i'm finally happy with the speed
tangled.org/@atscan.net/...
Roughly 21% of active PDS are hidden behind Cloudflare IPs, so they are counted as US, even if they are physically in New Zealand. I'm already looking forward to estimating the location based on triangulation of http server response speed.
October 26, 2025 at 9:55 AM
Roughly 21% of active PDS are hidden behind Cloudflare IPs, so they are counted as US, even if they are physically in New Zealand. I'm already looking forward to estimating the location based on triangulation of http server response speed.