Also Anakin was bitchmade and could never make a decentralized polity maintain a Fabian strategy
November 2, 2026 at 2:47 AM
Also Anakin was bitchmade and could never make a decentralized polity maintain a Fabian strategy
unironically there really needs to be better decentralized anonymous infrastructure. i think atproto is generally good in the decentralized part but governments and platforms generally seem to be way more brazen about their censorship nowadays which is unacceptable
November 3, 2026 at 5:05 AM
unironically there really needs to be better decentralized anonymous infrastructure. i think atproto is generally good in the decentralized part but governments and platforms generally seem to be way more brazen about their censorship nowadays which is unacceptable
I'm into Rust, Nix, Atproto, decentralized tech, and version control, and I think I may have unintentionally hit the single highest concentration of trans folks in the industry
Half my feed is about progesterone and i think I mainly got there by following or liking posts by people who are sane about AI
November 1, 2026 at 1:42 PM
I'm into Rust, Nix, Atproto, decentralized tech, and version control, and I think I may have unintentionally hit the single highest concentration of trans folks in the industry
Decentralized finance!
October 29, 2026 at 9:38 PM
Decentralized finance!
Putin has increasingly backed crypto-friendly reforms to help Russian entities skirt Western sanctions and facilitate international trade. EVEDEX does not enforce KYC (identity verification) and uses decentralized smart contracts providing Russians a vehicle to move assets across borders.
November 1, 2026 at 11:37 PM
Putin has increasingly backed crypto-friendly reforms to help Russian entities skirt Western sanctions and facilitate international trade. EVEDEX does not enforce KYC (identity verification) and uses decentralized smart contracts providing Russians a vehicle to move assets across borders.
Massively decentralized process in which the feds play no legitimate role
November 2, 2026 at 5:37 PM
Massively decentralized process in which the feds play no legitimate role
Good morning my decentralized divas
If you have a fuckin iPhone
Go in settings -> accessibility -> audio visual -> live listen
DEACTIVATE THIS SHIT RIGHT NOW
If you have a fuckin iPhone
Go in settings -> accessibility -> audio visual -> live listen
DEACTIVATE THIS SHIT RIGHT NOW
October 29, 2026 at 12:59 PM
Good morning my decentralized divas
If you have a fuckin iPhone
Go in settings -> accessibility -> audio visual -> live listen
DEACTIVATE THIS SHIT RIGHT NOW
If you have a fuckin iPhone
Go in settings -> accessibility -> audio visual -> live listen
DEACTIVATE THIS SHIT RIGHT NOW
If only DNS was a decentralized protocol and anyone could run a resolver on their local network.
Oh wait. It is!
Oh wait. It is!
October 31, 2026 at 11:36 AM
If only DNS was a decentralized protocol and anyone could run a resolver on their local network.
Oh wait. It is!
Oh wait. It is!
> decentralized finance
> security architecture reliant on a single laptop
> security architecture reliant on a single laptop
blaming an employee less than 24hrs after getting popped for $6bn might be the least-professional thing i’ve ever seen in my life
October 31, 2026 at 11:37 AM
> decentralized finance
> security architecture reliant on a single laptop
> security architecture reliant on a single laptop
so decentralized lol
October 30, 2026 at 6:16 PM
so decentralized lol
Masks Off: Crypto Industry Responds to Binance Hack by Acting Like Banks
Crypto is only "decentralized" until something goes wrong.
gizmodo.com/masks-off-cr...
Crypto is only "decentralized" until something goes wrong.
gizmodo.com/masks-off-cr...
Masks Off: Crypto Industry Responds to Binance Hack by Acting Like Banks
Crypto is only "decentralized" until something goes wrong.
gizmodo.com
November 2, 2026 at 5:24 AM
Masks Off: Crypto Industry Responds to Binance Hack by Acting Like Banks
Crypto is only "decentralized" until something goes wrong.
gizmodo.com/masks-off-cr...
Crypto is only "decentralized" until something goes wrong.
gizmodo.com/masks-off-cr...
We actually kinda know what can or can't be done to America's decentralized voting network.
November 3, 2026 at 6:43 PM
We actually kinda know what can or can't be done to America's decentralized voting network.
Si seulement y avait un réseau social décentralisé et fédéré, ce qui rendrait ce genre de tentative de censure (agir sur 1 provider, cibler 1 DNS) moins aisé...
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November 3, 2026 at 7:07 AM
Si seulement y avait un réseau social décentralisé et fédéré, ce qui rendrait ce genre de tentative de censure (agir sur 1 provider, cibler 1 DNS) moins aisé...
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If missed: my piece in the Sunday Boston Globe Ideas section on how federalism and decentralized elections helped save the day against Donald Trump's plans to take control of voting
‘We would be so cooked.’ Federalism prevented Trump’s election takeover. | Boston Sunday Globe
Walter Olson is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute and writes often on election law.
Under the US Constitution, elections are run by states and localities, and that decentralized way ...
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November 3, 2026 at 1:12 PM
If missed: my piece in the Sunday Boston Globe Ideas section on how federalism and decentralized elections helped save the day against Donald Trump's plans to take control of voting
Especially if you claim to be in the business of “decentralized finance” lol
October 30, 2026 at 11:35 PM
Especially if you claim to be in the business of “decentralized finance” lol
And all three were DECENTRALIZED!
November 3, 2026 at 1:20 AM
And all three were DECENTRALIZED!
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November 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM
> decentralized RAM is so wasteful
if God wanted us to put all our compute in one place, He wouldn't have set up the Sun to shine energetic photons evenly* over the Earth's surface
if God wanted us to put all our compute in one place, He wouldn't have set up the Sun to shine energetic photons evenly* over the Earth's surface
October 31, 2026 at 1:24 PM
> decentralized RAM is so wasteful
if God wanted us to put all our compute in one place, He wouldn't have set up the Sun to shine energetic photons evenly* over the Earth's surface
if God wanted us to put all our compute in one place, He wouldn't have set up the Sun to shine energetic photons evenly* over the Earth's surface
When we went to a no donation all volunteer collective model we decided to be mofe decentralized in our work which confuses a lot of establishment folks, clearly.
November 3, 2026 at 10:33 PM
When we went to a no donation all volunteer collective model we decided to be mofe decentralized in our work which confuses a lot of establishment folks, clearly.
It really is. Parliamentary systems, candidates typically owe their careers to the Party.
And yet in the US due to the decentralized aspect of how politicians get elected they are their own warlords, with their own power base, patronage networks and act accordingly.
And yet in the US due to the decentralized aspect of how politicians get elected they are their own warlords, with their own power base, patronage networks and act accordingly.
November 1, 2026 at 5:30 PM
It really is. Parliamentary systems, candidates typically owe their careers to the Party.
And yet in the US due to the decentralized aspect of how politicians get elected they are their own warlords, with their own power base, patronage networks and act accordingly.
And yet in the US due to the decentralized aspect of how politicians get elected they are their own warlords, with their own power base, patronage networks and act accordingly.
What I’m not worried about: the count. Our system is too decentralized to rig, and state officials and lawyers are ready.
The only way they win is if you decide your vote doesn’t matter. It does. Vote.
The only way they win is if you decide your vote doesn’t matter. It does. Vote.
November 2, 2026 at 11:43 AM
What I’m not worried about: the count. Our system is too decentralized to rig, and state officials and lawyers are ready.
The only way they win is if you decide your vote doesn’t matter. It does. Vote.
The only way they win is if you decide your vote doesn’t matter. It does. Vote.
Decentralized voting may be the most durable idea of the founders.
November 4, 2026 at 1:28 AM
Decentralized voting may be the most durable idea of the founders.
"Let women run things" isn't decentralized power.
October 31, 2026 at 5:45 PM
"Let women run things" isn't decentralized power.
A lot of foreign posters generally don't understand just how hard it is to rig elections in the US on a national scale especially with how decentralized everything is.
Real talk, one of the things that makes true authoritarianism difficult in the United States isn't the seperation of powers or any of that bs.
It's states run elections, have to certify their own elections if they want to be in office and the US is fucking big.
It's states run elections, have to certify their own elections if they want to be in office and the US is fucking big.
November 3, 2026 at 6:40 PM
A lot of foreign posters generally don't understand just how hard it is to rig elections in the US on a national scale especially with how decentralized everything is.
Nothing screams "decentralized" more than a whole ecosystem freezing its assets waiting for the next move from a central actor.
October 29, 2026 at 10:42 PM
Nothing screams "decentralized" more than a whole ecosystem freezing its assets waiting for the next move from a central actor.