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Oscar García Oviedo
México, 1991 acentoenlao.com
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Annie's Brain@anniesexton.com
Click to read Annie's Brain, an Offprint publication.
8 readers · 1 posts
Nate Spilman@natespilman.at
first-post2 readers · 7 posts
pckt - notes 📝@pckt.blog
the latest and greatest from pckt !
👩💻 updates63 readers · 11 posts
Brookie’s Blog@brookie.blog
hi i'm brookie and this is my blog :)
personal31 readers · 17 posts
For You notes@spacecowboy17.bsky.social
38 readers · 4 posts
Tynan's Leaflets@tynanpurdy.com
I'll play around with any ATproto gizmo
atproto47 readers · 11 posts
Knotbin@knotbin.com
Exploring AT Protocol, development, and community.
48 readers · 4 posts
Scraps!@schlage.town
miscellaneous personal blog; ideas & experiments to try; prompts & provocations
leafy 🍃48 readers · 10 posts
Teal Notes@teal.fm
written with 💌 from Nashville, TN
atproto61 readers · 1 posts
Bailey's Retrospective@pds.dad
Writings about anything. Sometimes hardware, sometimes web development, sometimes personal. Usually, everything is a retrospective on something. The week, a project, or something I learned.
atproto77 readers · 18 posts
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Atmosphere@pds.dad
An Encyclopedia Galactica with various guides and writings to help you understand the atmosphere(atproto ecosystem).
atproto113 readers · 11 posts
Leaflet Lab Notes@leaflet.pub
Behind the scenes as we build Leaflet, an open social publishing tool for blogs, newsletters, and more!
leaflet345 readers · 27 posts
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How different are things, really?
I was thinking about the past today, and how it feels like I haven't been really in touch with my feelings when it comes to writing in a long time. It's rare that I have the space and time alone to fully experience the world and write about it. I think back to a time in my childhood where I was writing a short story for school, and even though it was just a simple assignment, I felt so passionate about what I was writing. I can remember the way the air felt on my skin. There was a thunderstorm r...6
Micro.blog 4.0 beta
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Everyone's trying to be funny.
Way back in the day - when the internet was young and social media was not so popularized - blog posts and posts anywhere in general were not as forcefully funny as they are now. This isn't a diss by any means! I would love to be as funny as internet people, I just don't have the skillset. I'm an average replier and commenter, and that's just how life is. The difference in how people present themselves is very interesting. About me pages were all the rage with likes/dislikes and favorite bands (...3
Settling in, and looking ahead
Hey Bloggers ! A lot has happened since our last post. Which always seems to be the case... We've been hard at work crafting new features and refining existing ones. By the way, it was so nice to meet many of you at Atmosphere Conference ! Previously, we announced pckt.cafe, our very own Personal Data Server. We've already seen adoption by more than 10% of pckt bloggers, many of whom are stepping into the Atmosphere for the very first time.12
Two weeks with the MacBook Neo
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Bandcamp Friday Recommendations - May 1st, 2026
Welcome back to ULTRAVIOLET-VISIONS, now with a new home! Previously, our blogs were hosted through Tumblr but it's been a while and now there are more blogging tools available than ever. I chose pckt.blog since it's free to use, highly customizable, and connects directly through our Bluesky account through AT protocol. Ideally in the long term we'll have our own website built to host all of our blog posts as well as the UVF music catalog, but in the meantime this is the place to be! While I'll ...2
Introducing Portal
Portal is a new home for your web identity6
Design for Living
We can date back Bluesky to 2023, when it officially launched as an invite-only beta, but the protocol truly had its beginnings in 2024 after PDSes became selfhostable and we saw the first few non-Bluesky apps pop up (WhiteWind, Frontpage, ... remember Picosky?).And with it appeared a new need: Browsing repositories.I'm not sure which came first, but before PDSls, there were atproto-browser and astrolabe. The former is what inspired me. It was a great way to demo the protocol, but not the most p...16
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