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Off Protocol•Episode 15•August 6, 2026

Shinkansen Mindset

Hosted by Jim Ray and Alex Garnett

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Show notes

Toni Schneider’s interview on The Verge’s Decoder podcast gives Jim and Alex a chance to once again revisit the (good, healthy!) tensions at the heart of the Bluesky app and atproto. Plus all the latest news, releases, and updates.

Links & Resources

  • Toni Schneider’s interview on The Verge’s podcast
  • Attie Quests announcement
  • Brittany Ellich’s Jimothy explainer
  • Semble’s MCP server launch
  • Daniel Holmgren and Bryan Newbold’s IETF presentation
  • Paul Frazee’s Local First talk writeup
  • Erin Kissane on launching Cloud Atlas
  • Cloud Atlas Open Collective
  • Blacksky mobile beta for iOS and Android
  • tng, a Tangled CLI in Swift
  • Bailey Townsend’s Lexidraw
  • Scott Lanoue’s atproto-account-driven GrapheneOS fork
  • Dan Abramov on Syntax.fm, “The Open Web’s Second Chance”
  • Dan Abramov on UIT Inside
  • Leaflet’s HTML embed feature
  • Hilary Baumann, “What is Standard Site? Next-gen RSS”
  • atproto NYC Community Day at the Recurse Center, sponsored by Leaflet
  • Atmosphere community events calendar

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