Oh wow, you just reminded me I was supposed to be socii in standby mode while I work on V2. Welp, no worries.

I made the repo for Aries private because it’s outdated and currently uses Electron. I haven’t found a worthy alternative that’s easy to integrate (and, easy to use). webview would be my best bet but then I’d have to learn Rust.

The browser dream isn’t dead, only postponed!

I was supposed to be wrapping up socii 2.0 these last few weeks but I got inspired to investigate the process of running a domain registry. I currently hold 200+ domains on Namebase and well, 2021 needs to see a proper Handshake registry/registrar.

Oh hey, image uploading worked this one time.

Not a bad concept, I like it.

I’m fine with that though. Also, threading needs to work better. I strongly dislike the way it works at the moment.

My search engine project is becoming more and more of an interesting problem to tackle but I still haven’t finished the refactor of socii.

I’m going to aim for a release before 2020 is out, which means some features will be missing…like photos.

How would that work?

I prototyped a VCS based on git using Node.js and then Microsoft made a bunch of Github stuff free so I stopped. Now I’m thinking of getting back to my concept and merely using Github as a mirror and bookmark folder of fav’d repos.

A wiki that anyone could change without waiting for approval would devolve into spam and probably become a cesspool. In the early days of the Internet, it seems like everyone was positive and excited to be a part of it because it was new and limitless.

People today take the Internet for granted and use it as an outlet for their frustrations and/or try to use it in a way that harms others.

The only way for real wikis to exist in this climate is for them to exist in closed/private communities with likeminded people.

Ah, I see.

I should probably share what I’ve been working on with the new socii but I just moved into my new place hours ago.

My desktop computer and desk is still on the moving truck, which has a wide window to appear. Still, I think I have enough to share.