Maybe you can be the one to build it!
My guess is that nothing yet exists because A) the official app is generally pretty good and B) Bluesky is pretty newly popular so the demand wasn’t there yet
Sort of. There isn’t another platform to migrate to at the moment. But this link explains how to self-host your data (PDS) https://atproto.com/guides/self-hosting
And in general, because of the way the protocol works, you could easily build a new app and just use the data that Bluesky wrote. So another platform wouldn’t even need users to “migrate”, since it’s “being your own data”
Introducing Hubble: A Public Mirror for the Whole Atmosphere - AT Protocol
Bluesky is providing a grant to the creator of Microcosm to build a full mirror of public data on the Atmosphere to help make the network more resilient.
Just because BlueSky isn’t federated doesn’t mean it’s (totally) centralized. It uses the AT protocol which means user data lives in a separate place than the app itself. While the BlueSky app is centralized all the user data (your posts, likes, etc) live in a separate place and can be self-hosted. This means that if BlueSky went bust or something, users could easily just move to a new platform that someone would inevitably create and all of their data, likes, follows would all be there.
Huh, that’s an interesting idea. I’ve heard of using the book as a cypher before but I always thought an issue was keeping track of the exact copy of the book. Using a digital copy makes a lot of sense for that, thanks!
Store Seed Phrase Backup Across Physical & Digital
https://lemmy.world/post/20140541
Store Seed Phrase Backup Across Physical & Digital - Lemmy.World
I’m planning on getting a hardware wallet for better security, but one part of
that which concerns me is backing up my seed phrase. I know I can back it up
onto a dedicated metal card which is my plan, but I feel uncomfortable with the
idea that my seed phrase is just sitting in my house or something out in the
open. I know it’s not advisable to store your seed phrase in a password manager,
but I was thinking I could split the seed phrase up and put part in my password
manager and part on the physical backup? Something along those lines? I just
want to make sure that there isn’t a single place where someone would have to
compromise, but instead they’d have to compromise both my digital and physical
spaces. Has anyone who has the same concerns come up with a good solution that
works for them? Would love to hear about it.
This isn’t exactly an answer, but something like
Baserow or
NocoDB could be helpful. They’re self hosted versions of Airtable (if you’ve ever used that). Basically it’s a very fancy spreadsheet that can be used to do a ton of custom logic. If you can’t find software that fits your exact needs, chances are you could set something up with one of these! Good luck!
Yeah seems like sandisk ultra is the way to go. Do you know, is there any disadvantage to using the “Ultra Fit” line of smaller drives that sit much more flush to the case? Those look nice, but IDK if there are performance issues with the smaller package
Yeah, sadly it does have a M.2 slot but it’s not SATA or NVMe, but instead SDIO. Someone out there has actually made an adapter that lets you put an sd card into that slot, which is super cool. But probably no better that a flash drive realistically, and much more expensive (you have to get the adapter manufactured)
Yeah, I have one of those and it’s great but I need very little storage for this system (64g max) so I didn’t feel like it made sense in this case.
