Notices by Outfrost (outfrost@mastodon.social)

@cwebber @spritely Tech documents is exactly what I wanted to avoid. I was looking for the "imagine social media but it's many websites/services that talk to each other, and anyone can host their own and connect it to the whole network" of ActivityPub, but for Spritely.

@cwebber @spritely I'm wondering about the tl;dr of "what" (more than the "why"), so I know whether I want to look something up in the long doc. Is Spritely an object capability permission model to be integrated by an operating system kernel, and to begin porting all applications to? Is it an interface for a new user-level application runtime? Is the decentralised object thing a separate framework, or part of the same, and is that important?

@cwebber @spritely Or is the whole point "we're here to figure out the tech to answer our current unmet needs, and we're not yet sure what all that tech is going to be"? Because reading the posts I'm not sure how to interpret it.

@spritely Not to be a naysayer, because I may be excited for some things your thing eventually brings to life, but, as a rather technical person, I have no idea what your thing is actually trying to do. I like to support cool initiatives, but I can't know if I agree or don't agree with your view of the future of the Internet, if I don't materially understand what it entails.

Imho you might be able to reach a few more folks in general if you make your messaging less buzzwordy.

@jwz @anildash this post is not the jab you think it is.

I never said the orgs themselves are progressive or whatever.

I meant the majority of people working there.

@jwz @anildash It really depends what org (and, if big enough, which part of that org) we're talking about.

`adhd` but d stands for daemon

@Gargron @hee_katie @applebaumian @josephramoney @caseynewton @feditips Out of curiosity, what is your recommended way of adding context to a post you're boosting, so that readers more easily understand why something may be interesting/important/funny/etc.?