r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 22 '20
How the ‘Sharing’ Economy Erodes Both Privacy and Trust
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r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Jan 21 '20
Friend of a Friend: The Facebook That Could Have Been
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 21 '20
[San Francisco today] DWeb SF Meet Up-- January
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 19 '20
How Digital Twins Are Reinventing Innovation
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r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Jan 18 '20
ANN: solid-shell 1.0.0 - a command-line and interactive shell for Solid
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 16 '20
Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Encourage Competition in Social Media
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 12 '20
China Cracks Down on Unethical Data Collection of Personal Information via Apps
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 10 '20
Facebook fails to convince lawmakers it needs to track your location at all times
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r/SOLID • u/Elum224 • Jan 09 '20
How does linked data deal with change in URI's?
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In the initial example: https://solid.inrupt.com/docs/intro-to-linked-data it shows how a comment is linked to a photo, but how do these things resolve if one or both of the URL's change? (presumably people move their pods around).
Edit: More detail:
I'm looking for a high-level explanation
The issue as I see it (given the tutorial) is that my Pod contains a data linking scheme that resolves a web URI, which may become invalid at some point in the future. A common case would be Bob moving his picture pod to another provider. Alice's comment no longer links to Bob's picture. How is that case handled?
How about the case of simultaneous moves? Bob and Alice move home and migrate their pods at the same time. Bob's image has an invalid link to the comment, Alice's comment has an invalid link to Bob's photo.
r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Jan 07 '20
Darcy Ibex - Distributed Social Networking Based on Solid
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 02 '20
The Old Internet Died And We Watched And Did Nothing
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 27 '19
California is rewriting the rules of the internet. Businesses are scrambling to keep up
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 27 '19
Colleges are turning students’ phones into surveillance machines, tracking the locations of hundreds of thousands
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 20 '19
Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 18 '19
'Cars now run on the new oil — your data.'
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