Liberuum

@heckerhut @rliriano @ethswarm @ensdomains I don't see any tg links 😕

@liberuum @rliriano @ethswarm @ensdomains 🤝 you should join our tg group if you’re not already in it (link on website)

browsing @ethswarm with secure @ensdomains resolution on my iPhone just hits different

@heckerhut @rliriano @ethswarm @ensdomains I gave it a try myself some time ago. I called it Srowser 😅 x.com/i/status/20192…

@liberuum @rliriano @ethswarm @ensdomains

@heckerhut @rliriano @ethswarm @ensdomains Smells like liberty 🙏

@rliriano @ethswarm @ensdomains close to release for both iOS and Android for Android we already released an alpha APK here freedom.baby/mobile/ (has no feature parity with desktop yet)

@heckerhut @rliriano @ethswarm @ensdomains baby.freedom here we go

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Back to the roots

The west lost.

@ensdomains Freedom browser to the rescue

Security notice: please avoid visiting any eth(dot)limo links for now. The ethlimo team is currently investigating an incident affecting their DNS registrar. Until they confirm everything is back to normal, users should not use any eth(dot)limo links. This does not apply to eth(dot)link and does not affect ENS names themselves. We are sharing this out of caution and will provide updates if needed.

@heckerhut Feature request: Native Swarm PSS chat interface between .eth users. And it doesn't stop here. Native documents collaboration between users via GSOC / PSS

the upcoming release will turn freedom browser into a decentralized developer platform featuring entirely new APIs for publishing content to swarm, enabling unprecedented use cases for the dweb for a sneak peak watch the videos below 👇🏼

some updates on freedom browser: - in the last 2 days alone freedom was downloaded 1500 times from 100 countries - that means we shipped nodes for @ethswarm @IPFS and @radicle_xyz to over 100 jurisdictions meanwhile we‘re about to ship our most ambitious release yet… 👇🏼

@koeppelmann @theZeugh It's time to raise the requirements bar for all users as an industry. Whacking the mole is not the wei. The tools are here, every user can setup their IPFS/Swarm nodes on their machines. Want total privacy and security? Access our "app.eth" via your local IPFS/SWARM node

first - Cowswap was one of the first to actually serve its frontend via cowswap.eth However - it got so little traction that it was deprioritized. But more importantly - in the current state I would also not recommend it: The list of actors that can get compromised gets longer - not shorter: 1) whoever is running the gateway (eth.link eth.limo) 2) the DNS provider of that gateway 3) the RPC node the gateway is using to resolve cowswap.eth 4) potentially an IPFS gateway as well So unless the user actually has a proper Ethereum light-client und IPFS node and verifies everything locally I think using cowswap.eth is not a security improvement.

Today’s CoW Swap DNS compromise is a reminder that frontend trust is still a major user risk. A much stronger setup (or at least alternativa) would be for the DAO to point an ENS name to a pinned IPFS contenthash and let users access it through an ENS gateway like eth.limo or eth.link That does not solve every problem, but it removes a whole class of DNS-level failure from the main interface path.

@defiprime The tooling is much better now. One can build on top. I have sth coming up! Stay tuned

@liberuum swarm and whisper were ahead of their time but the dev experience killed adoption. ipfs barely survived and it had way more funding. the vision wasn't wrong, the tooling just never got good enough for normal devs to ship on it

Can we all go back to the web3 vision of dApps? Blockchain + SWARM + WHISPER(also swarm)

@fleupold_ Is cowswap.eth good?

The CoW Swap frontend is back up at swap.cow.finance. Make sure you only sign approvals to 0xc92e8bdf79f0507f65a392b0ab4667716bfe0110 (the original GPv2VaultRelayer contract)

@CoWSwap Where is the ens domain with SWARM or IPFS verified content hash? I would be able to trust the ens if I see it's signed by the DAO governance

UPDATE: The swap dot cow dot fi domain is currently locked and not accessible. We are working with security experts to assert control over the domain while it is locked, but we *do not* expect it to be live again tonight. For those who rely on CoW Swap daily, we have spun up a new instance of the CoW Swap UI at swap.cow.finance, which is safe to use. Please continue to exercise extreme caution when interacting with any websites (including the new URL above) or social media accounts purporting to be CoW Swap. Only rely on official communications from this channel or on Discord surrounding the status of CoW Swap.

@tiagopita Como se garante a integridade dos dados do teu API comparado com os dados das Financas? Um tipo de validaçao é necessario nao?

The graph is just one view. Behind it sits a full app interface built on Powerhouse Connect: Search tab — type a question in natural language and get ranked results powered by semantic embeddings. "How does authorization work?" finds the right notes even if you don't know the exact terms. Switch between hybrid, semantic, or keyword modes. Notes tab — browse all knowledge claims as cards with status badges, topic tags, and link counts. Click any card to open the full editor with markdown preview, typed links to other notes, and provenance info. Graph tab — the visual map you see above. Drag MOC clusters around, hover to see connections, click to navigate. Positions persist across sessions. Activity tab — a live feed of every change across the vault. Who edited what, when, and what they changed. Filtered by type: content edits, new links, status changes, topic additions. Then there's the AI layer. A Claude Code plugin connects agents directly to the vault through the Switchboard CLI. The agent can: Seed a source (article, transcript, doc) and extract atomic claims automatically Find and create typed connections between notes Synthesize Maps of Content from topic clusters Run quality checks — flag orphan notes, missing descriptions, broken links Answer questions by searching the graph semantically The human builds knowledge through the app. The AI accelerates it — ingesting sources in minutes that would take hours manually, finding connections across hundreds of notes that no person would spot, and maintaining quality at scale. This is why it matters: knowledge systems fail when they depend on one person's discipline. This one doesn't. The structure is enforced by document models. The connections are suggested by AI. The quality is maintained by automated health checks. And the whole thing is queryable by both humans and machines through the same API. One vault. Two interfaces. Human creativity meets AI scale.

This is our knowledge graph. Hundreds of atomic claims connected by meaning across 17 topic clusters, all radiating from a single hub. Each note is an atomic claim. Each link has a type and a reason. AI-powered search understands meaning, not just keywords. Built on @PowerhouseDAO document models — event-sourced, local-first, collaborative. Every edit is an immutable operation with full audit trail. The hub diamond connects 17 Maps of Content: architecture, design systems, legal, platforms, tooling. Each MOC pulls its notes into visible clusters. The vault lives on a Switchboard where team members and AI agents query, push, and connect knowledge. A central knowledge hub for the organization — powered by the Powerhouse stack with document-level authorization, full provenance tracking, and cryptographic signatures on every change. Why this matters: - New team members onboard by searching, not asking - Decisions are traceable — every claim links back to its source - AI agents answer questions from structured knowledge, not hallucinations - Knowledge survives people leaving — it's in the graph, not in someone's head - Contradictions surface automatically — the system flags when claims conflict - The graph grows smarter with every note — more connections mean better search results Not documentation. A living, queryable institutional memory for humans and AI agents.

Document Models as the building block. Event sourced, append only changes. Complete operation history. You can travel in time and see what you + your agent thought. You can track your intelligence!

@benln Awesome

We're booking out a cafe on April 16th in Lisbon Grab coffee, Cursor credits, meet the team, and build together

im seeing a solution to the ram shortage thats going on