web3.0

Talk: Scuttlebutt or how to exit Facebook and start coding your first web 3.0 social network

Codemotion, Berlin 13/11/2019

SSB (aka SecureScuttleButt) it's a gossip-based web 3.0 protocol that allows developers to write off-grid/serverless P2P social networks that can even fall back to sneakernet and be useful in places where your Facebook profile is just a 404 page. In this talk, we will go through the basics of creating a basic SSB-based application and start sharing our posts without feeding the data-silos of the social giant.

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quantified-self is passé, let me introduce the brand new linked-self

When I think about all the quantified-self stuff, I can't help but recall this xkcd strip [https://xkcd.com/598/]. Quantified self [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantified_Self], lifelogging [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lifelog], IoT [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_of_things], are all "blockier" samples of

Talk: The pandora security model

Data Driven Innovation Conference [http://2017.datadriveninnovation.org], Rome 24/02/2017 This talk is about the relationships and problems between digital identities and the data silos where we are storing all our digital life. I will go into deeper details about the Pandora Security model (a new model for

Talk: How to avoid a Web 3.0 babele: transclusions and folksonomies in a content-addressed and block-chained world

Codemotion [https://madrid2018.codemotionworld.com], Madrid 30/11/2018 Web 3.0 decentralised apps and services are igniting the third revolution of the web. Will we be able to avoid the mistakes of the previous Web revolutions and finally make the internet what visionaries like Vannevar Bush and Theodor Nelson

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