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Dries
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Founder and Project Lead of Drupal
Dries 2 years ago
I've updated my personal website, https://dri.es/, to the latest version of #Drupal, which is Drupal 10.0.9. It's incredible to see how much hard work and dedication goes into each release of Drupal, even into a bug fix release like Drupal 10.0.9. You can get a good idea of all the work that was done by checking out the release notes at https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/releases/10.0.9. I'm grateful to everyone who contributed to Drupal 10.0.9!
Dries 2 years ago
Exciting news from the Mautic Community and Acquia today: Acquia is  supporting Mautic's transition into a fully autonomous Open Source project. Having been involved with Mautic from its early days, I'm thrilled to see where this takes Mautic next. Congratulations to the Mautic community and Ruth Cheesley! For more information, I invite you to read my blog post: https://dri.es/mautic-to-become-an-independent-open-source-project.  #opensource
Dries 2 years ago
One thing that has raised a red flag for me about #Nostr is the fact that several applications require users to provide their private key. Needless to say, this is not in line with security best practices, and could put a users data at risk. Am I wrong? Thoughts on that?
Dries 2 years ago
It's very interesting that both habla.news and blogstack.io use the Nostr protocol as its foundation for a long-form blogging platform. In over-simplified terms, the Nostr protocol allows habla.news and blogstack.io to share a content database. The Nostr relays essentially provide a decentralized "content hub", and the Nostr protocol defines the content type schemas. This means habla.news, blogstack.io and others can display the same content, but with a distinct appearance and user experience.   A first use case is a blog for one person. Just show the content from one Nostr user on a website in the traditional blog format. What is interesting is that Nostr automatically provides such blog a commenting system and social media integration. A second use case is the equivalent of an RSS feed aggregator. It gathers posts from different bloggers on specific topics/hashtags and puts them together on one page or in one new RSS feed. At a very large scale, that would look a lot like  Medium (multi-user blog), except it wouldn't be owned or controlled by a single organizations, and with built-in micro-payments that actually benefit the content creators. @verbiricha, @MAHcodes, @fiatjaf, did I get that right? Am I missing something? And in your mind, what are the end user benefits of this approach?
Dries 2 years ago
@jack Is there any connection between Nostr and Bluesky’s AT Protocol?
Dries 2 years ago
Ben Rubin announces Towns, a protocol and a web-based chat app, and raised a $25.5M Series A led by a16z: https://a16zcrypto.com/investing-in-towns/. How does it compare to Nostr? Anyone look at it? @jack @jb55 @derekross @fiatjaf #nostr
Dries 2 years ago
I *think* I set up zaps in my profile, but I’m not sure …⚡️
Dries 2 years ago
Writing a blog post on #Nostr. Are there openly-licensed Nostr images that one can use?