Will Scott

The surveillance-capitalism business model that defines the Internet today is only going to get more imposing.

There has been a fair amount of effort on UCAN (User Controlled Authorization Networks), and other types of ‘decentralized credentials’ over the last couple years.

Earlier this week I visited The City with a group of friends.

A couple months ago I wrote up some of the edges that I’ve encountered in thinking about how to structure decentralized data transfer systems.

A current meme is that one of the major points of limitation in our ability to execute is coordination systems.

It’s very exciting to have a public face to the thoughts around how to enable effective private access to data.

I talked earlier this week on some of the current problems in decentralization at the rc3 event.

I recently got the opportunity to understand what was going on with a Tianchi android KTV console with north korean content loaded on it.

I had the privilege to address the annual Chaos Communication Congress (36C3) in Leipzig last week about the state and remaining issues in private communications.

There are a lot of various standards and protocols in play around SMTP that are being used today to validate email. when setting up self hosting, recently, I found it useful to refer to the following checklist of the following validations that I should be…