@OpenIdNetwork

Mint your @xos_labs Web3 domain & IPFS websites Open ID offers a decentralized domain system and IPFS gateway, allowing users to quickly create websites.

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Joined December 2023
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Did you know? With OpenID’s #XOS domains and IPFS gateway, you can build and publish a decentralized website — without servers. For example: vitalik.xos → accessible via vitalik.xos.is OpenID help you create blogs or static pages in minutes. Our reverse proxy bridges .xos to IPFS — making Web3 sites accessible from any browser. Web2 friendly. Web3 powered.
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@xos_labs12 May 2025
🚀 The XOS community has hit 600K members 🔗 Testnet DEX has already hit 100K+ trades in only 2 days. linktr.ee/xos_labs
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@xos_labs9 May 2025
XOS Testnet is now live—We’re just getting started—expect major feature releases and network merges soon. Get started: docs.x.ink/users/getting-sta… More resources: linktr.ee/xos_labs 40 Guardian Badge: Drop your code below.
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.xos decentralized domains have landed on the #XOS testnet! 🚀 Head over now to register and start using your unique domain.
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El modo Agente con IA ha llegado a VS Code! (como Windsurf o Cursor)
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You really know intelligence has been commoditized when CEOs start vibe coding!
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PlayStation 4 emulator for Windows, Linux and macOS written in C++
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100 engineers showed up for Hack Night @GitHub! The winning hack: a GitHub analyzer w/ Gemini for voice interactions 🔥 @awscloud @floxdevelopment @weaviate_io @AgentOpsAI - it was so cool to build w/ y'all, thanks for hosting with us!
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Nice article from @ALAColombiaDev over at GitHub on why #Java endures while it celebrates 30 years of power mobile to enterprise development and everything in between 🥳 github.blog/developer-skills…

Why Java endures: The foundation of modern enterprise development

For 30 years, Java has been a cornerstone of enterprise software development. Here’s why—and how to learn Java.

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