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#PatchWork https://github.com/ssbc/patchwork
Por que tu propia cuenta/maquina es servidor de todo y todos, compartes y convectas a quienes selecciones.

Cuenta personal : @PZDlFU/5zzuAsInTgARhDSlvkqO/OLVWCUi6HGduz9w=.ed25519

@guillemot @bhaugen @neil i organized to set up my #scuttlebug profile (is that what it is?) with #patchwork.
See here: https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/

if you like, you can add me: @MwnJFr1vrAbuYhkXC9a0Sv05LXHYRVxSe107oGp1HOU=.ed25519

@bhaugen @neil after manyverse started to crash on my phone constantly i deleted it for now and switched over to #patchwork. But thank you bob for you effort. The threat over at ssb helped a bit to understand the invitation confusions i had. That you do not have a general purpose public invite but a single invite was unexpected.

#patchwork is cool because it lets you assign your own names and profile pictures to your friends

https://github.com/ssbc/patchwork/releases
https://pub.heropunch.io/

fun defending anarcho-capitalism on #patchwork

%epBWFzZ3x/d8vsSZSeHIIFOfOO7wDlEUiPZuSfXquWA=.sha256

@dt i only care in this instance because was trying to shill for #patchwork, but it doesn't really mattter

@Trev check #patchwork

i'm a troll in almost every aspect of my life, but for some reason #patchwork makes we want to be like, semi-polite at minimum

fucking geniuses at #ssbc figured out how to diffuse my instincts

@clacke @jeffcliff

@h implied that we was talking about web replacements by saying that SSB wasn't one. I'm confused, but also disagree: you can totally make a #web with a bunch of replicated logs and links between them (which are already support) in terms of applications #patchwork is made of webshit so they're about equal there except that #SSB has a brighter future because it isn't chained to a browser.

@eloquence #patchwork (an #SSB app) is dope! the tech has a lot of interesting ideas baked into it.

https://github.com/ssbc/patchwork

there's a lot to like imo. the only concern I have is how it performs on mobile. somebody was working on a mobile port last time I looked so the answer might already be out there