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  1. Regels, procedures, protocollen.
    Ze vormen de grootste kopzorgen binnen bedrijven en organisaties. Waarom? Omdat niemand ze leest.

    Oplossing? Maak ze visueel! Veel leuker en begrijpelijker.

    Hoe ik dat doe? Bekijk mijn PowerPoint video op LinkedIn:

    linkedin.com/posts/lokocartoon

    #regels #procedure #protocol #visualisatie #illustratie #cartoon #animatie #bewustwording #awareness #privacy #cybersecurity #veiligheid #VeiligWerken #inclusie #rules #safety

  2. SUPER excited to announce that not only do I get to do a panel at #Fedicon2026 during #FOSSY2026 , but I now get to do my presentation on "The Fediverse Isn't..." !

    I'm seriously SO excited. I hope people push back on my presentation, make points, ask questions. I want everyone walking away looking at the #Fediverse different and that includes me!

    For those interested it'll be 2PM on Friday in the Fedicon room.

    I hope to see you folks there and talk about the future of the open social web!

    TITLE: The Fediverse Isn't...

    ABSTRACT: There is a word we use loosely, sometimes carelessly. We point to servers, apps, instances, logos—and say this is it. But what if all of that is merely the furniture, not the house? What if we're measuring by the wrong units entirely?

    What if the real thing—the actual Fediverse—cannot be found in any repository, cannot be forked from GitHub, cannot be described in a protocol specification?

    It's not Mastodon. Not Pixelfed. Not Lemmy. Not your instance's uptime statistics or the purity of your ActivityPub implementation. These are vessels. Vessels can break, can fork, can fade into obscurity. Yet something persists through them all.

    And here's the uncomfortable part: the walled gardens haven't left yet. They never did. The infrastructure exists for them to step across, to shed their walls, to breathe freely alongside everyone else. Whether they choose to is not a question of compatibility. It's a question of courage.

    We have been building monuments when we should have been tending fires. Protocols don't gather. Servers don't trust each other. Tools don't make friends. People do. Communities do.

    This talk will walk through what we've mistaken the Fediverse for—and more importantly, what remains hidden beneath our assumptions. We'll discuss why platform-building is a dead end, why community-building is the only path forward, and why choosing between ActivityPub and ATProto might be the very wrong battle to fight.

    You came expecting answers. You'll leave with better questions. That's the point.

  3. SUPER excited to announce that not only do I get to do a panel at #Fedicon2026 during #FOSSY2026 , but I now get to do my presentation on "The Fediverse Isn't..." !

    I'm seriously SO excited. I hope people push back on my presentation, make points, ask questions. I want everyone walking away looking at the #Fediverse different and that includes me!

    For those interested it'll be 2PM on Friday in the Fedicon room.

    I hope to see you folks there and talk about the future of the open social web!

    TITLE: The Fediverse Isn't...

    ABSTRACT: There is a word we use loosely, sometimes carelessly. We point to servers, apps, instances, logos—and say this is it. But what if all of that is merely the furniture, not the house? What if we're measuring by the wrong units entirely?

    What if the real thing—the actual Fediverse—cannot be found in any repository, cannot be forked from GitHub, cannot be described in a protocol specification?

    It's not Mastodon. Not Pixelfed. Not Lemmy. Not your instance's uptime statistics or the purity of your ActivityPub implementation. These are vessels. Vessels can break, can fork, can fade into obscurity. Yet something persists through them all.

    And here's the uncomfortable part: the walled gardens haven't left yet. They never did. The infrastructure exists for them to step across, to shed their walls, to breathe freely alongside everyone else. Whether they choose to is not a question of compatibility. It's a question of courage.

    We have been building monuments when we should have been tending fires. Protocols don't gather. Servers don't trust each other. Tools don't make friends. People do. Communities do.

    This talk will walk through what we've mistaken the Fediverse for—and more importantly, what remains hidden beneath our assumptions. We'll discuss why platform-building is a dead end, why community-building is the only path forward, and why choosing between ActivityPub and ATProto might be the very wrong battle to fight.

    You came expecting answers. You'll leave with better questions. That's the point.

  4. I didn't know Kermit was so advanced and versatile as I used it little back in the day. The venerable file transfer protocol, which turns 45, is also a great story of old school, non corporate open source.

    changelog.complete.org/archive

    #kermit #protocol #retrocomputing #foss

  5. I didn't know Kermit was so advanced and versatile as I used it little back in the day. The venerable file transfer protocol, which turns 45, is also a great story of old school, non corporate open source.

    changelog.complete.org/archive

    #kermit #protocol #retrocomputing #foss

  6. ICYMI: MCP forces ad tech to rebuild agent servers as sessions disappear: Six proposals strip sessions from every protocol call, ending sticky routing MCP servers relied on since 2024, forcing ad tech builders into a migration window. ppc.land/mcp-forces-ad-tech-to #AdTech #MCP #DigitalMarketing #ServerMigration #Protocol

  7. ICYMI: MCP forces ad tech to rebuild agent servers as sessions disappear: Six proposals strip sessions from every protocol call, ending sticky routing MCP servers relied on since 2024, forcing ad tech builders into a migration window. ppc.land/mcp-forces-ad-tech-to #AdTech #MCP #DigitalMarketing #ServerMigration #Protocol

  8. RT @ClaudeDevs: TRANSLASLATION: MCP 2026-07-28 ist live und stellt das größte Update des Protokolls seit der Einführung dar. MCP ist nun zustandslos, was die Bereitstellung und Skalierung von Remote-Servern erleichtert. claude.com/blog/bringing-mcp… Link zur MCP 2026-07-28-Spezifikation: Stateless Core, kommt zu Claude | Claude von Anthropic Die MCP 2026-07-28-Spezifikation ist live und bringt den Model Context Protocol zu einem zustandslosen Kern mit standardisierten Erweiterungen und gehärteter Authentifizierung. Die Unterstützung wird in Kürze in allen Claude-Produkten eingeführt. Siehe was... claude.com

    mehr auf Arint.info

    #AI #Anthropic #Claude #MCP #Protocol #Stateless #arint_info

    https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2082164248697069935#m

  9. RT @ClaudeDevs: TRANSLASLATION: MCP 2026-07-28 ist live und stellt das größte Update des Protokolls seit der Einführung dar. MCP ist nun zustandslos, was die Bereitstellung und Skalierung von Remote-Servern erleichtert. claude.com/blog/bringing-mcp… Link zur MCP 2026-07-28-Spezifikation: Stateless Core, kommt zu Claude | Claude von Anthropic Die MCP 2026-07-28-Spezifikation ist live und bringt den Model Context Protocol zu einem zustandslosen Kern mit standardisierten Erweiterungen und gehärteter Authentifizierung. Die Unterstützung wird in Kürze in allen Claude-Produkten eingeführt. Siehe was... claude.com

    mehr auf Arint.info

    #AI #Anthropic #Claude #MCP #Protocol #Stateless #arint_info

    https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2082164248697069935#m

  10. vocês já tomaram um AttributeError em produção por causa de um método com nome errado, tipo "aplica" em vez de "aplicar"? pois é, isso não devia sobreviver até o deploy.

    novo texto no blog fala de typing.Protocol: como pegar esse tipo de erro ainda no mypy, sem abrir mão do duck typing e sem virar refém de herança tipo ABC. tem o contraste com runtime_checkable também, que só confere se o método existe, não a assinatura inteira.

    riverfount.dev.br/posts/protoc

    #python #mypy #typing #protocol

  11. vocês já tomaram um AttributeError em produção por causa de um método com nome errado, tipo "aplica" em vez de "aplicar"? pois é, isso não devia sobreviver até o deploy.

    novo texto no blog fala de typing.Protocol: como pegar esse tipo de erro ainda no mypy, sem abrir mão do duck typing e sem virar refém de herança tipo ABC. tem o contraste com runtime_checkable também, que só confere se o método existe, não a assinatura inteira.

    riverfount.dev.br/posts/protoc

    #python #mypy #typing #protocol

  12. #MissKittyPolitics because it is a surveillance state.
    That #5guc has got to be a #Surveillance #Protocol. The diminishment of performance can only mean that. #T-Mobile is not good. None of them are.

  13. Digital Civilization / Internet Brain

    🌐 SERIES TITLE:

    The Internet Becomes a Brain: 8 Themes of the Fediverse Revolution

    1. The Internet as a Living Brain

    The modern internet behaves like a brain. Every post, share, and comment acts like a signal moving through neurons.

    Instead of one central system, information flows through many connected nodes across the Fediverse.

    This is the foundation of decentralized social media thinking.

    2. Decentralization: No Single Control Point

    Decentralization removes the idea of one company controlling everything.

    Instead of one server, there are thousands of independent servers that still connect.

    This creates resilience, diversity, and user control.

    3. Mastodon and Community Servers

    Mastodon is built on “instances”—independent communities with their own rules.

    Each server is like a mini-social network inside a larger universe.

    Users can still connect across servers.

    4. ActivityPub: The Language of the Network

    ActivityPub is the system that lets all platforms talk to each other.

    It defines how posts move between servers and apps.

    Without it, the Fediverse would be broken into isolated platforms.

    5. The Fediverse Ecosystem

    The Fediverse includes many apps working together:

    • Mastodon (microblogging)
    • Pixelfed (images)
    • PeerTube (video)
    • Lemmy (forums)
    • WriteFreely (blogs)

    Each platform is part of one connected ecosystem.

    6. Digital Identity Without Big Tech

    Your identity is not owned by a company.

    Instead of one login tied to one platform, you get:

    @name@server

    This allows identity portability across the internet.

    7. Community Governance and Moderation

    Each server decides its own rules.

    There is no global authority.

    This creates many different cultures online, each managing its own digital space.

    8. The Future Internet: A Multi-Brain Network

    The future internet is not one platform—it is many connected systems.

    Instead of one algorithm controlling attention, many communities shape their own information flows.

    This is the shift from platform internet → protocol internet.

    🧠 Final Concept Summary

    This 8-blog series is built around one core idea:

    The internet is becoming a distributed brain made of communities, not corporations.

    #ad #africa #AI #artificialIntelligence #asia #broadcasting #caal #call #cast #china #cloud #cnn #com #cus #egypt #fediverse #google #html #http #icloud #ict #internet #irl #japan #link #matodosan #media #meta #metaverse #network #networl #online #protocol #proxy #russia #social #socialMedia #technology #ukraine #url #website
  14. Digital Civilization / Internet Brain

    🌐 SERIES TITLE:

    The Internet Becomes a Brain: 8 Themes of the Fediverse Revolution

    1. The Internet as a Living Brain

    The modern internet behaves like a brain. Every post, share, and comment acts like a signal moving through neurons.

    Instead of one central system, information flows through many connected nodes across the Fediverse.

    This is the foundation of decentralized social media thinking.

    2. Decentralization: No Single Control Point

    Decentralization removes the idea of one company controlling everything.

    Instead of one server, there are thousands of independent servers that still connect.

    This creates resilience, diversity, and user control.

    3. Mastodon and Community Servers

    Mastodon is built on “instances”—independent communities with their own rules.

    Each server is like a mini-social network inside a larger universe.

    Users can still connect across servers.

    4. ActivityPub: The Language of the Network

    ActivityPub is the system that lets all platforms talk to each other.

    It defines how posts move between servers and apps.

    Without it, the Fediverse would be broken into isolated platforms.

    5. The Fediverse Ecosystem

    The Fediverse includes many apps working together:

    • Mastodon (microblogging)
    • Pixelfed (images)
    • PeerTube (video)
    • Lemmy (forums)
    • WriteFreely (blogs)

    Each platform is part of one connected ecosystem.

    6. Digital Identity Without Big Tech

    Your identity is not owned by a company.

    Instead of one login tied to one platform, you get:

    @name@server

    This allows identity portability across the internet.

    7. Community Governance and Moderation

    Each server decides its own rules.

    There is no global authority.

    This creates many different cultures online, each managing its own digital space.

    8. The Future Internet: A Multi-Brain Network

    The future internet is not one platform—it is many connected systems.

    Instead of one algorithm controlling attention, many communities shape their own information flows.

    This is the shift from platform internet → protocol internet.

    🧠 Final Concept Summary

    This 8-blog series is built around one core idea:

    The internet is becoming a distributed brain made of communities, not corporations.

    #ad #africa #AI #artificialIntelligence #asia #broadcasting #caal #call #cast #china #cloud #cnn #com #cus #egypt #fediverse #google #html #http #icloud #ict #internet #irl #japan #link #matodosan #media #meta #metaverse #network #networl #online #protocol #proxy #russia #social #socialMedia #technology #ukraine #url #website
  15. Bluesky introduces group chats! Now you can message your favorite friends, create hubs for hobbies, and build closer connections right inside the app. Check out our new feature today.

    #blueskynails #socialmedianews #techupdate #groupchat #onlinecommunity #appupdate #decentralizedtech #protocol #technews #blueskysocial

  16. Bluesky introduces group chats! Now you can message your favorite friends, create hubs for hobbies, and build closer connections right inside the app. Check out our new feature today.

    #blueskynails #socialmedianews #techupdate #groupchat #onlinecommunity #appupdate #decentralizedtech #protocol #technews #blueskysocial