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Friday, September 25, 2026 Toni Schneider, CEO of Bluesky, responded to my advice, and a short conversation ensued responded to that. Someday I hope that thread will be browsable in either app, and could be written in either app (Bluesky or RSS.chat) or any other compatible app, which basically means supporting RSS 2.0 with some new elements to get us to the next level of discourse with just a few little standards, like podcasting, but for text. # Atlantis update . We found docserver.root and the static site builds. As you can see from the screen shot it needs moderizing, luckily we have a much more beautiful design already deployed for Drummer. # I'm contemplating a couple of additions to Frontier in the Atlantis release. Two new formats, JSON and Markdown, have come along and become popular since I last worked on Frontier. Two fantastic open formats, in wide use on the web. From many years of working in JavaScript, I miss JSON in Frontier....

Thursday, September 24, 2026 New example script , shows how to build an RSS feed from a single Mastodon user's account. This is mainly to show past Frontier users how the new product is progressing, not released yet. # Linkblog items for the day The 100 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century. nytimes.com The Supporters Urging Trump to Declare Martial Law for the Midterms. theatlantic.com Timothy Mellon, a G.O.P. Billionaire, Pulls Back His Money From Senate Republicans. nytimes.com Copyright 1994-2026 Dave Winer. This email was sent on: 9/25/2026, 12:00:05 AM Eastern. "Choose to not be offended." This blog has been running for: 31 years, 11 months, 17 days, 9 hours, 0 minutes, 5 seconds. How to subscribe . Read on the web . Click here to unsubscribe.

Wednesday, September 23, 2026 Just created a new test account at mastodon.social for bullmancuso using Frontier. Claude wrote the glue scripts table. Loaded it at system.verbs.apps.mastodon. I also asked Claude to write a script that builds an RSS feed for davew, my Mastodon account. And it worked . That's a much better feed than what Masto itself produces. It won't be updated at that location so there's no point in subscribing. But wow, this is coming together. If Frontier had been around for all these years you can be sure it would do Mastodon integration pretty well. # On Monday I offered free advice for Toni Schneider, the new CEO at Bluesky. I'm sure everyone is telling him what to do, and as a blogger it's my responsibility to relay my own two cents. I want us all to come together no matter what protocol you're using. We've been waiting for a web to form in the social space. We could do it now, but Bluesky has to consoli...

Tuesday, September 22, 2026 Love that Olbermann is back. # Yesterday I posted a list of builtin verbs in Frontier, as implemented in our current Atlantis app. Today I asked Claude to update the list, I wanted to see which verbs were implemented and not implemented . # The number one waste of time and burnt braincells is they changed the Dock images for all their apps. That's the kind of thing you shouldn't change, like the color and shape of a Stop sign. Or QWERTY on a typewriter. I guess to regular Mac people I'm like Rip Van Winkle. # A functional Frontier # I'm using Frontier on a Mac running MacOS v26.6.2, which is the current version of the OS. # Frontier running on a new Mac. And that's my computer. # It's like the moment I realized, in 2010, that I had succeeded in relocating to NYC. It had been a life ambition to live in Manhattan since I was a kid growing up there. There we...

Monday, September 21, 2026 I asked Claude to create a list of all the verbs in Atlantis . Some of them obviously don't do anything. We don't have the card funtionality, or the osa, rectangle, pict, rez or point verbs. What is pikeRenderer? I think we could have a use for quicktime verbs? There's a new scheduler, I wrote it in 2014 or so, but the old one is there, and we just found a reference to it. This could make a nice community project. # Reminder to self, Frontier must have websockets verbs. I love websockets , and it'll fit in perfectly with everything else Frontier it does. I don't think Websockets existed when Frontier went to sleep. # Brian Lehrer podcast has an esp good one hour episode with interviews about the end of the world as we know it with AI. He's so good at cutting through the hype and getting to reality as are his guests. # I can now publish a new part to the codecasting feed . It was one o...

Sunday, September 20, 2026 Frontier news. I have been working on a repo for Frontier pioneers, I started with a few friends, including Brent and Jake who were both on the UserLand team, and have added people very slowly. This is a good time to start showing progress in the project. Still very early for a public release of the software. And I want to do even better than we did with rss.chat a few months ago. And Frontier is a huge thing, all kinds of docs, and archives, and example stuff. It really was 15 years of work done by as many as 5 people. # New verb: string.addressToString . This is how I'm releasing examples. # Chigurgh : "If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?" Frontier must've lived by a good rule. The Atlantis version has tons of bugs but it works. It defied death. I just spent a session updating my nightly backup code, and there were awkard moments. The debugger isn't in yet. The ...

Saturday, September 19, 2026 New podcast. Knicks in Five ! (It's not about the Knicks.) # Well I got a lot done today. We had a bit of a meltdown due to a Atlantis bug, where it couldn't handle some text that I threw at it that was a huge file of includes used in everything I do, and I was feeling pretty cheeky, and it blew up. For about an hour you couldn't read my lovely words. But by remembering "slow down to hurry up" Claude figured out what went wrong as I asked 20 questions to narrow it down. And to celebrate, I decided to do something easy -- created a podcast . And it showed up in all the right places . Might be worth listening to as well. Now let's see if this shows up on daveverse.org , that's what I'm really testing. (It worked.) # I wish there were a way to set the dock icons on a Mac. In going from the old machine to the new, the icons are all different. I am juggling so many apps right now, and tota...

Friday, September 18, 2026 I'm doing a difficult corner-turn today. I have Atlantis running on my old machine, the one that's still running the very old version of MacOS so I could keep running Frontier there. Yesterday I did my first attempt to move that to my new MacBook, running the latest OS. And it took a while to copy all the files, and get it right, I had to format the drive on the new machine, not the old one. And once it was all running, I realized I was running an old version of frontier.root. This is more complicated here because the root files are loaded into an SQL database. And something went wrong there. Not exactly where I wanted to be, but not surprising either. Taking lots of snapshots. One thing I don't want to happen, to be without my latest work. Knock wood. Praise Murphy. Knicks in 5. # I want to develop a scripting interface for Mastodon from Frontier. I need a test account for us to use. I have applied at two public Mast...

Thursday, September 17, 2026 Milestone in Atlantis development, the new version of Frontier that runs on modern OSes. I'm going to start showing what's going on in the development of the product. To kick off, here's a screen shot of my blogroll displaying the latest new part. The updates flow through an RSS 2.0 feed, which is new for Frontier. It used to require a server that managed updates and responded to XML-RPC calls. But once RSS was part of the web, it was a better protocol for releasing code parts. Truly a milestone. There will be lots more little things we can do now that we couldn't do before. But under it all -- it's Frontier. # Linkblog items for the day AI Doomsday Panic Is Completely Out Of Control. karlbode.com Hackers Stole Flock’s Camera Software, Revealing How the Company Tracks Cars and People. 404media.co Copyright 1994-2026 Dave Winer. This email was sent on: 9/18/2026, 12:...