Aaron Parecki

To be fair, you wrote the spec on making access tokens that look more like id tokens

Web3 (sic, it's not the web) is currently made up of platforms that are thoroughly centralized using almost entirely proprietary implementations and protocols, made without standards bodies of any sort. I 💕 the idea of the definition in the quoted tweet but this isn't it.

Walled gardens like Facebook (on the web) and app stores (on mobile) weren’t the plan. Web3 will have its own monopolistic failure modes, I’m sure, so it’s worth thinking about what they might be today

i have stolen over 4 terabytes of NFTs via the little known hacker technique known as "right click -> save as". my collection has a net estimated value of over 8 trillion dollars

The difference being is one was a convenience to life as a whole and the other is a libertarian pipedream that's only use in 10 years has been drugs, cp, or money laundering. The amount of artists worth their salt who entered were tricked early or have questionable morals at best

Did this on my Euro trip with several bags full of gear. Definitely comforting.

The API client just doesn’t know what claims the RS needs. It’s either wild guess or breaks encapsulation.

If I take 2 weeks to respond to your email please don’t write back immediately. I was setting a pace I could maintain

It’s called Web3 for the three sides of a pyramid.

“I don’t talk too quickly… you listen too slowly”

http://Textfiles.com with http only traffic reports no interruption of service

How is it possible that I still have this discussion at least once a week? 😛

Mastodon, your cryptocurrency-free decentralized social network. No blockchains, no NFTs, no attempting to turn every social interaction into a microtransaction

Here’s a sneak peek👀 on what we’re working on for NFT profile verification.

What do you think? https://t.co/Z8c6tH3BBy

You haven't checked in to San Francisco International Airport since February '20.

Put it on a blockchain and you've got yourself a startup.

A museum says they gave an artist $84,000 in cash to use in artwork. He delivered blank canvases and titled them "Take the Money and Run." https://cbsn.ws/2XXqaeh

I emphasize with this video. And I totally agree about the persona comment.

Gary and The Everyday Dad are like 95% the same person, but its exhausting being TEDD for anything longer than the span of a video shoot.

Burnout for me is not having the energy to be TEDD on command.