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The Strange Story of Blockchain Hype That Vanished
Remember the early blockchain buzz? We dug into dozens of projects to uncover the strange truth about what happened to that viral hype and why it faded.
What Nobody Tells You About Web 3.0's Big Promises
Is Web 3.0 a true revolution or a carefully crafted illusion? Discover the hidden truths and big promises behind the decentralized internet, and what you might be missing.
The Strange Story of the No-Congress Gathering
Discover the unique story behind No Congress 2022, a decentralized event born from a desire for freedom and community. Learn about its impact.
The Hidden Truth: Centralization Always Wins (Until It Doesn't)
Discover why centralization seems unstoppable, yet the forces of decentralization always emerge. We explore the surprising cycle of control and freedom online.
The Web's Inventor Warns: Why Web3 Misses the Mark
Tim Berners-Lee, the web's creator, thinks Web3 is a distraction. Discover why he believes it's not the future we need for the internet.
Why Your Organization Needs Its Own Mastodon Server
Discover the hidden benefits of an organization running its own Mastodon server. Learn how it boosts control, privacy, and community engagement. Essential reading.
The Strange Story of Mastodon's Impossible Scaling
Discover the surprising challenges Mastodon faces in scaling up to meet growing demand. Why is this popular platform so hard to grow?
Why Tumblr's Big Move to ActivityPub Still Matters Today
Remember when Tumblr announced ActivityPub support? This forgotten story shows why its vision for connecting social apps still holds weight for the internet's future.
Inside the Effort to Save a Vanished Digital Library
Discover the hidden story of a massive online book archive that disappeared and the community's fight to preserve its knowledge using IPFS.
The Strange Story of WebTorrent: Sharing Files Without Servers
Discover the bizarre yet brilliant tale of WebTorrent, a way to share files directly between browsers, bypassing traditional servers. It's weirder than you think.