MTV Rewind is proof that proof that the internet wants to feel like a place again. I'll see you there.

Did you know….. Flex 💪 builds. While MTV Rewind is the most popular and viral thing I’ve ever created I’ve been coding and creating content for years. My goal now is simple (kind of)- build a way back to a better era of the internet in the age of algorithmic exhaustion. Value people as inherently worth more than... Show more

When the chips are down the best things I've done in life are get out of my comfort zone, travel and connect with the people that I share an affinity with in this space. That's how I feel about making sure I'm at @farcon this year in Rome. Seeing the caliber of who will be there, you wouldn't regret it either.

They were told the land was empty. They posted anyway. They were told no one was reading. They replied anyway. They were told it was over. They were just getting started. For those who remain, and those who come after. ⛩️ 37 Ronin ⛩️

Well pretty much gotta go City Slickers (since my Grandfather produced it). Thanks @supertightwoody I nominate @jonathancolton next......

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@neynar what’s my score and why?

My App section is just a graveyard of things that don’t exist anymore. Back to cozy corner we go, but I’m having a really hard time seeing how FC scales from here unless there’s a big consumer wave back into crypto, which feels quite far off in my mind, not to be a downer. I like it here and I’ll keep showing up re... Show more

RAD carries three readings. The name — Rewind Archive of Data — is the cultural premise: everything deserves to be remembered. The method — Research · Annotate · Document — is the process that makes the archive possible. The result — a Relational Archive of Data — is what the methodology produces: not a catalog,... Show more

Anyone miss when channels were a vibe? I do.

If you love Farcaster then do your part. Less whining, more crystal pics. Have the best Monday.

I grew up 10 miles outside a town of 12,000 people. In the woods. In Oregon. There was no culture around me. No scene except a handful of rebellious skate punks. No indication that the world I suspected existed actually did. MTV told me it did. Not the internet. Not yet. Just a cable channel that came on late at nig... Show more

GM Every archive that matters was built by someone who decided culture was worth preserving more than the paperwork was worth filing. The Library of Alexandria didn't have a TOS.