Interesting article on decentralised social media:
@EC_NGI
Interesting, but done weird misunderstandings/misrepresentations. They make Mastodon sound like a subset of secure scuttlebut, and @cwebber while shown in a photo, isn't even mentioned as having anything to dip with #activitypub.
@NGIZero
@rabble
oh. Hi there Evan. Long time..
Here's another example of an attention grabbing headline:
"A former Facebook engineer wants to help you make your own cell network."
The fact that facebook funded the (failed) opencellular project that Kashif worked on is irrelevant.
https://www.theverge.com/2022/10/6/23389641/ukama-open-source-cell-network-internet
@keith Interesting, Did you see these folks? https://www.rhizomatica.org/what-we-do/ they're doing autonomous cell phone networks.
@keith I agree there's no end of inaccuracies when people write about me... it's frustrating. I try my best to correct journalists, but honestly they're more concerned about the story and flow and spin of the article than anything else. This Forbes article actually had a person do fact checking! I think the problem is due to both the medium and economic model of commercial journalism.