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how do we feel about `space://`?

(oh also `ats://` stands for "authenticated transfer spaces" not "secure", and the fact that it's so similar to something https is actually a downside to me. also it's not visually distinct enough from `at` imo)

13/5/26, 5:26 pm1 repost48 likes

dorian

@doriantaylor.com

13 May

i just commented on yr thing that something like `at+spc://` is also legal per rfc3986

tierney cyren

@bnb.im

13 May

definitely worried about consumer signaling. We finally taught them that the s in https means security, this could get confusing/misleading.

Natanael, Tech janitor

@natanael.bsky.social

13 May

Does anybody even remember that? To kids now the s was always there

tierney cyren

@bnb.im

13 May

Plenty of people in their mid twenties on do, yeah.

Lou

@loustella.com

14 May

Lots of browsers don't even show it these days

fuckface "squeaky" from:me

@skeet.best

14 May

at+s

fuckface "squeaky" from:me

@skeet.best

14 May

the logo is the old AT&T logo but it's "AT+S"

I like ats://

cant we make it ants:// somehow?

Discordian

@discordian.ca

13 May

@anthonybecker.bsky.social could.

🐜 🍯 Anth-“unholy” Becker

@anthonybecker.bsky.social

14 May

listen, I’m not saying it’s a good idea, but

Lou

@loustella.com

14 May

Short for Authenticated Transfer NOT Secure? Because that seems like a great way to avoid "The S in BGP stands for Secure!" jokes if nothing else lmao