Breaking out in a cold sweat in my hotel room because I‘m attempting to work while listening to the new Marathon OST via speakers

A mobile client for the Steam store that only loads the “Add to Wishlist” button

You deserve the best 🫶🏼

If you missed #atmosphereconf and want another chance to meet up with a bunch of super cool developers, you should check out @cascadiajs.com coming to Seattle in June!

It's an incredibly fun time, and I'll be doing a talk on #ATProto to share the ATProto love. Let's take over the web 🤓

Yeah you should definitely brag, it’s good for you (sometimes)

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A screenshot of the subject line of @danabra.mov's newsletter in Gmail, reading "The nerds are building a new internet". To the right of the subject like is a tag that says Inbox, and below the subject line is a button that says Add to Calendar.

No need to put this on the calendar, Gemini. It's happening right now

Your notifs can't hurt you if you can't read 'em 🤷🏼

The nerds are building a new internet, and I could feel it in the room The AT Protocol is a quiet attempt to rebuild social software the way email was built — open, portable, owned by no one. A meetup in Portland this week made the stakes feel real.

I wrote something about atproto from the perspective of having lived through the early days of the internet.
timtrautmann.com/blog/the-ner...

Gonna need a SEA x PDX meetup sometime this year 👀

Against Portland's crystalline azure sky, Fin DAC's monumental five-story mural transforms a contemporary apartment building into a beacon of contemplative art. The ethereal figure, crowned with cascading vegetation that breathes life into street art, presses palms together in prayer while a vibrant parrot perches nearby, creating an oasis of serenity amid the urban pulse of Southeast Division Street. Yellow lane markers slice through the foreground, leading the eye toward this towering testament to gratitude that seamlessly merges nature with human expression.

Fin DAC's 'Attitude of Gratitude' mural incorporating over a thousand living plants dominates a five-story building on Southeast Division Street in Portland's Hosford-Abernethy neighborhood.

#photography

I’m not a huge tasting notes person, but attempting to regularly articulate “that’s good because ____” instead of just “that’s good” has been really rewarding

nice to see @pdx.atproto.camp bring back some of the 2010's meetup scene vibes that PDX has been sorely lacking these last couple of years

Really well explained, thank you for writing this!

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to our first meetup—it was a blast to meet so many local folks excited to talk atproto. I can’t wait to see you all next month!

oh i forgot i made a thing. domains finally registered and nameservers switched over.

atproto.md a simple pdsls for your agents

try it out, let me know what i should add. it’s also open source, it’s just a cloudflare worker: tangled.org/socialde.pt/...

Or at least, I feel that's the execution. I think you can keep the message and still expand the appeal. You're nailing the sell of "storage for people who want to/will scale," but you're also a great platform for folks who aren't there yet--so I wish you had a little more messaging on that front

"Storage for AI" is an understandable brand motto given the market landscape in 2026, but I'm a person, not an AI. I'm an engi though, so I know that "storage for AI" is also storage for me--but for a less technical maker it reads as "storage for corps" and not "storage for my small project"

For the past two months I have been working hard on Ky 2 and now it's finally out.

All bugs fixed. All GitHub issues resolved. Cleaner API, stricter behavior, fewer footguns.

github.com/sindresorhus...

Their new marketing pages are giving corpo, but I've really liked Tigris www.tigrisdata.com/pricing/

😆 I’ll do my best

If you’re gonna be at the meetup tonight, I would love to chat about this specific challenge (profiles)

We heard there's some atproto fans in Seattle? 🤔

This is interesting, looks much more nicely composed than Markdoc. Hopefully it’s better-typed as well.

I’m curious about getting it to play with @inlay.at and then using it for Morkdeck

Small space = extra cozy decoration potential

The keycaps/wrist rests/coaster combo is really cozy!

Super agree, it's my most comfortable handheld to hold, it has the best button feel, and the screen still looks incredible even though I picked it up on launch day

I'm a hacked Vita kind of guy... vita.hacks.guide

Very valid and as a person in that situation I urge caution. I have a few handhelds but I think the only game I've really played on the go is UNO (1999) for Game Boy Color

Me tooooo I'm setting up Waydroid on my Steam Deck as we speak, but the Thor is just an unbeatable form factor