Endless tower of tank battles. Sign in with Bluesky and your mutuals become the enemy tanks.
ZOMBIES
Round-based zombie survival FPS. Sign in with Bluesky and your mutuals become the horde.
Firehose Defense — a Bluesky tower defense game
Firehose Defense is a live tower-defense game built on Bluesky's AT Protocol. Pick any Bluesky account: their mutuals march out to fight for you while the rest of the firehose streams down as enemies. Place towers, recruit ally bosses, and survive the timeline.
Bluesky Basics: Complete Beginner's Guide to Using Bluesky
Bluesky Account Setup Visual Guide Step-by-Step
Bluesky account setup in visual steps... No invite code needed. And tips about how Bluesky works and notes on it's vibe to jumpstart growth!
Is Bluesky dying?
An attempt to untangle a few different arguments around the future of Bluesky – if it has one
BEGINNERS GUIDE TO BLUESKY – @8pxl on Tumblr
💬 30 🔁 2006 ❤️ 4046 · BEGINNERS GUIDE TO BLUESKY · Hiya! Curious about joining bluesky but intimidated by all the features? Already on bluesky but want to learn more? Then welcome to my quick gui…
Bluvy Dex — Bluesky & AT Protocol Contact Manager
A 100% local, decentralized contact and relationship manager for Bluesky and AT Protocol.
Diving into the Atmosphere | Dominik Hofer
Some initial thoughts about Bluesky and the AT protocol.
Bluesky Guide 🇬🇧 & 🇩🇪
Tips and Tricks for Bluesky Search - Bluesky
Let’s dive into all the tips and tricks for advanced Bluesky search!
Translating this for non-technical people: Right now Bluesky is a big warehouse party where there's one giant dance floor. But now the team has made it possible to build a room where you can throw your own party behind closed doors. And because it's your party, it can be any kind of party you want!
daniel holmgren 🫠
with a bit of perspective, I wanted to write this post which reintroduces spaces as a new primitive for atproto! spaces are a deeply social & "atmospheric" primitive & I kinda think they uniquely thread the needle on our design goals
X is still better than Bluesky at combating misinformation
Grace
Clearing up a misconception I’m seeing floating around: OpenAI didn’t “misconfigure” Artifactory to allow agents to make arbitrary network requests. The agents exploited a zero day vulnerability in Artifactory to be able to do this.
