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This is a brave and yes, noble stance, as well as a social commentary on the current state of #madness whereby foreign governments attempt to dictate and determine #US_policy.
My solution, even though almost all services I've deployed in the past decade or so are actually #GDPR or #CCPA compliant, has just been to include a prohibition in my ToS/AUP for residents of the #EU and sometimes #California too, respectively.
I believe in #cancel_ulture. I am glad that there are US states and even entire countries that wish to exclude themselves from participating in the Internet with the rest of us - go paint yourselves into a small corner of your little fricken' bedrooms until you can't even get out into the kitchen to make yourselves a #ham_sannich.
#tallship #overreach
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More than anything, the following isn't any sort of treatise on threads itself. In fact, Threads is largely irrelevant - this is an impeachment on the state of the (deprecated, monolithic silo) mentality that is somewhat pervasive in the Fediverse: That you switch one Satan for another Satan. You swap out #Sunnyvale_Syndrome silos managed by people who in no way have your best interests in mind for some masto admin you don't know anything about, regardless of their stated mission.
You're not consulted, at all, about blocks and mutes of remote users and domains (instances) that you may or may not have interests in following, connecting with, or otherwise engage. Such is indeed the prerogative of the instance admin and their so-called staff members, and truth be told, all without due consideration of your particular feelings.
A couple of notions, ...
First, Fediverse development is in a state where you can choose to migrate your account elsewhere - well, not really the history of your posts, includng graphics, etc., intact, but certainly, your follows and followers lists. Masto no longer can monopolize on keeping you put and under the thumb of what could very well be eventually revealed as some, immature, juvenile, tyrannical despot who wears the clothes of some benevolent dictator as their disguise.
Next, even with respect to the most feature complete platforms, you easily can self-host the most comprehensive amongst those - if you can install a WordPress Website, then you can install a Hubzilla or Friendica Server. You can invite your friends and family, or just leave it as a single-user instance.
If you do that, no one can tell you what is appropriate - it's your world. You make your own rules. you decide what and who you want to see and allow through your machine - Want Threads? kewl. Don't want to interact with the big bad zuckerberg wolf? Kewl - block it. It's your world.
Similarly, and I cover this often, there's no real community in selecting an existing server to join. Sure, you can choose to only watch the "local" stream, revealing just how limited and how little in common you share with most of those folks, or you can build your own streams by following the things that interest you and allow people to connect with you on your own terms. The community you have, is always ultimately going to be the community you build for yourself - not some recommended antennae designed by some admin on a Misskey fork that purports to know what you want.
Some added benefits of Hubzilla and Friendica instances are built in interoperability with other Fediverse network protocols. No, Threads is not one of those. Threads is ActivityPub. I'm talking about native communication between your account and Bluesky, or Diaspora - two very vibrant and active networks of Fediverse instances that don't even speak the same language as the old, feature starved masto platform.
I'll also post real quick, just a mention (with links this time, I've been asked to always do this) of single-user-by-design Fediverse platforms you might find quite to your liking. They vary in features and even the bells and whistles that their respective developers felt that they wanted to address, but the basic functionality is there - again, you decide for yourself what sort of community you want and what kind of blocks or mutes at the domain or user level you're interested in.
Now, let me just say, smolweb, instead of single-user Fediverse platforms, because as suitable as they are for self-hosting (often in your home on an old laptop or Raspberry Pi) as single-user instances, that doesn't have to strictly be the case with some of these:
* Snac - #^https://comam.es/snac-doc/README.html
* Bovine - #^https://codeberg.org/helge/bovine/src/branch/dev/README.md
* #^https://docs.microblog.pub/
I'm going to keep this short enough to put the emphasis on the boost of my previous post below - the important concept being that in coming to the Fediverse, it is you, who should be in charge of what and who you interact with, and not somebody else who (as evidenced recently) will pull the rug out from under you and tell you what you can and cannot do, who you can and cannot talk to, or worse than all of that, ... Will judge you.
You shouldn't take that kind of shit from anybody. You be you. You're fine just the way you are :)
tallship wrote the following post Sat, 30 Mar 2024 05:28:37 +0000
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> On any online space, you should consider who you give power to. Who has the control over who you choose to associate with?
I concur 100% with this assertion.
> All that the instances who sign the fedipact are doing is signalling to some of us that somewhere is safe for folk who don't want to engage with Facebook at all.
I don't think that's all, and actually, What those instances may (inadvertently) be signalling is that they will take it upon themselves to remove the Freedom of Association from the user themselves, without prior expectation or consultation.
I don't know where "Freedom of Speech" entered the conversation, but the notion of "Freedom of Association" has indeed been taken from those who have chosen to excercise those privileges belonging to the users themselves. Waking up and realizing that you can no longer communicate and share recipes with grandma, without evern having been consulted, is an affront to the Freedom of Association - it's inclusive of an even larger issue surrounding the reasons that *smolweb and single-user and self-hosted platforms are protective of such principles Freedom of Association.
Further, it serves to create an environment (especially when so many platforms now support migration ingress) where one's Fediverse accounts are considered ever more transient, as the realization that having an account on a silo based Fediverse instance is the antipathy of #Fediverse and #DeSoc philosophies.
It also erodes the trust between the average user and administrators that you thought you could entrust with respecting your freedom of association with.
> This is a Freedom of Association issue, ...
it is indeed, and a betrayal of trust for anyone who realizes that it is the overreach by someone else to decide that you should not have the Freedom of Association that likely brought most folks to the Fediverse in the first place.
I did a little non-scientific, anecdotal survey by contacting people I know on many of the instances that arbitrarily decided to remove those freedoms from their users overnight, and discovered that many have already migrated to other instances, or are contemplating it - the interesting thing? Many of my acquaintances had already decided to, or even configured their accounts to block #Threads; but to have someone else tell them what they're allowed, or not allowed to do, is a violation of someone's freedom to choose for themselves by despot personalities who dismiss the relevance of a right to choose for oneself.
It's a simple matter, to block instances, at the domain level, from one's own user account, and on most Fediverse platforms, there's actually an announcement utility (usually only used to beg for donations) whereby administrative staff can inform their user base of their own ability to control how they themselves choose to exercise their own preferences with respect to #Freedom_of_Association.
Ironically, when perusing the stats, it's the very largest (deprecated, monolithic silo oriented) Fediverse instances (in terms of the # of user accounts and MAU) that have chosen NOT to trample upon the individual user's Freedom to Associate with whom they themselves decide.NOTE to Fediverse instance admins: Please take under consideration the trust that has been placed in you with respect to the freedoms all individuals are entitled to determine for themselves - reach out to your user base, deploy surveys, collect votes, whatever, but please don't just decide for someone else what you decide is good for people who are NOT YOU.
Subjugation and assimilation into the Borg Collective goes both ways folks.
#AYBABTU (All Your Base Are Belong To Us)
#tallship #despotism #dystopian #authoritarianism
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@marathon Well, being a long time provider of hosting services myself, I don’t really know all that much about mastodon hosting solutions, other than #MastoHost was the traditional and defacto go-to, perhaps the only #SaaS solution, for a long time.
Here’s the #Wildebeest source, which I suppose anyone could conceivably self-host with some non-trivial measure of tweaking.
https://github.com/cloudflare/wildebeest
I would venture to guess that #Cloudflare will remain the only SaaS provider for hosting it, but who knows?
One of the big differences between the two, right out of the gate, is that Wildebeest is built almost entirely upon #TypeScript, and uses an #SQLite derived database they call D1, which they say is in alpha stage right now, so it’s bound to be much lighter (and faster) than mastodon which is a hodgepodge of Ruby, Node, and Redis for cache (keeping it somewhat performant). The mastodon database engine is #PostGreSQL, which is a solid choice. One of mastodons criticisms is synchronous updates causing lags when say, it’s been offline for a while and needs to catch-up.
Again, I’m prejudiced, especially considering that I had to maintain mastodon through all the vulnerabilities and updates, tweaking it so it could actually be used for longer posts for actual articles, tutorials, HowTo’s, even recipes for chefs and the like, but to be fair, it does come into it’s own as far as being a viable platform at the ≥ 20,000 active user account level…
But that flies in the face of what #DeSoc and the #Fediverse are about - non-monolithic, horizontal scaling of single user and small community based instances (aka “SmallWeb” deployments).
I ran my own open mastodon server for a couple of years and couldn’t wait to get everyone off of it and eventually deploy a Pleroma (v1.0.0) server instead.
Gled had perhaps the most popular mastodon forks and operated a very popular instance based on his fork, with all kinds of features that just made sense while mastodon continued to fall further and further behind everyone else, but eventually he abandoned that and as you can see, urged others to deploy Pleroma servers instead:
https://github.com/gled-rs/mastodo
While mastodon is under a #Copyleft license, Wildebeest is Apache v2 licensed: https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
So, no pun intended, but it’s a completely different beast than mastodon. Cloudflare will undoubtedly attract many code contributors, and it will be interesting to see its evolution, which the company states they will accept input on from the community and consider - that’s more than Eugen, as the presumed BDFL of mastodon, has demonstrated historically, where many of the most popular feature requests have gone repeatedly ignored or outright categorically dismissed; leading to some very fine forks of the platform such as #Hometown and others - still, they are forks of mastodon do adoptees aren’t escaping any of the (“excessive”, IMO) system requirements and overhead issues that do many former mastodon self-hosters have cited as reasons for their departure from the platform.
Aside from that, Cloudflare really wants this to be a Cloudflare based platform, and that’s really what the crux of the biscuit will continue to be with regards to most criticisms.
I don’t know if I sufficiently addressed your question though. I hope I at least came close. In any case, there are a lot of Fediverse server platforms available that are lightweight enough to run on small IoT devices like Raspberry Pi and old PCs or laptops collecting dust in garages that can easily be deployed, and have features that literally leave mastodon behind in the dust.
One more anecdotal point before leaving the whole notion of, “is Cloudflare evil?” question that I’ve been skirting here. the mastodon company itself, to get over the doggedness of its vertical #silo’ing strategy, places the servers that it owns behind a Cloudflare competitor - https://www.chinafy.com/technology/fastly-china - you might be interested in looking at that.
Here’s an article I recently published about one such example of an up and coming platform based on #Django that is now in beta:
https://tallship.writeas.com/takahe-a-new-fediverse-paradigm
I hope that helps!
#tallship #ActivityPub #Takahe (Takahē) #D1 #Privacy_concerns #CDN #vendor_lock_in #Sunnyvale_Syndrome
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OMFG! I was still in high school then and his untimely death was such a shock!
I dunno who #Bruno_Gerussi is/was, but if he was prominent it is quite likely that there's some semblance of a collection in the #wayback_machine at https://archive.org :)
Well my friend, you know I'm a foodie so if you find more than the #Galloping Gourmet and other contemporaries do hit me back, okay?
#tallship #Food_Pr0n #the_seventies #celebrity_chefs
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OMFG! I was still in high school then and his untimely death was such a shock!
I dunno who #Bruno_Gerussi is/was, but if he was prominent it is quite likely that there's some semblance of a collection in the #wayback_machine at https://archive.org :)
Well my friend, you know I'm a foodie so if you find more than the #Galloping Gourmet and other contemporaries do hit me back, okay?
#tallship #Food_Pr0n #the_seventies #celebrity_chefs
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OMFG! I was still in high school then and his untimely death was such a shock!
I dunno who #Bruno_Gerussi is/was, but if he was prominent it is quite likely that there's some semblance of a collection in the #wayback_machine at https://archive.org :)
Well my friend, you know I'm a foodie so if you find more than the #Galloping Gourmet and other contemporaries do hit me back, okay?
#tallship #Food_Pr0n #the_seventies #celebrity_chefs
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I can wholeheartedly recommend #TiddlyWiki - easy peasy, you can just start using it, place the one file in your #webhosting environment, etc.
Also, for the full featured big and bold, there's #TikiWiki https://tiki.org/HomePage
I think if you just start off playing with the #Tiddly family, you'll be more than pleasantly surprised and it will grow and morph to your own requirements.
I hope that helps!
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I can wholeheartedly recommend #TiddlyWiki - easy peasy, you can just start using it, place the one file in your #webhosting environment, etc.
Also, for the full featured big and bold, there's #TikiWiki https://tiki.org/HomePage
I think if you just start off playing with the #Tiddly family, you'll be more than pleasantly surprised and it will grow and morph to your own requirements.
I hope that helps!
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I can wholeheartedly recommend #TiddlyWiki - easy peasy, you can just start using it, place the one file in your #webhosting environment, etc.
Also, for the full featured big and bold, there's #TikiWiki https://tiki.org/HomePage
I think if you just start off playing with the #Tiddly family, you'll be more than pleasantly surprised and it will grow and morph to your own requirements.
I hope that helps!
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Wow!
Somebody just threw a like on this old post of mine from a few years back.
Many of the links in the thread aren't alive anymore, or have moved elsewhere, but I'm going to boost it via direct link here because it appears to still have an attached zip file of probably one of the nicest Gopher clients for Windows I've ever used - Gopher Browser for Windows v1.2, by Jaruzel which I don't think is available any longer.
It's very attractive, intuitive, compact in size, and accepts slang (forgives you for not using proper Gopher syntax), unlike #LaGrange, a more fully featured and beautiful Windows client for both #Gopher and #Gemini protocols.
https://gleasonator.com/objects/e3b98342-7075-4189-ba62-c165f5863d6d
You may need to scroll up or down a bit. Lemme know if the d/l doesn't work (it used to).
There's also a bunch of other info there in that thread as well, much of it relevant and some of historical #Fediverse significance, and a few SSH capable #BBS clients too 🤘😜🤘
For those of you who are #Emacs folks, I highly recommend the #Elpher Gemini and Gopher client, which you can get from #Melpa.
I hope that helps!
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Wow!
Somebody just threw a like on this old post of mine from a few years back.
Many of the links in the thread aren't alive anymore, or have moved elsewhere, but I'm going to boost it via direct link here because it appears to still have an attached zip file of probably one of the nicest Gopher clients for Windows I've ever used - Gopher Browser for Windows v1.2, by Jaruzel which I don't think is available any longer.
It's very attractive, intuitive, compact in size, and accepts slang (forgives you for not using proper Gopher syntax), unlike #LaGrange, a more fully featured and beautiful Windows client for both #Gopher and #Gemini protocols.
https://gleasonator.com/objects/e3b98342-7075-4189-ba62-c165f5863d6d
You may need to scroll up or down a bit. Lemme know if the d/l doesn't work (it used to).
There's also a bunch of other info there in that thread as well, much of it relevant and some of historical #Fediverse significance, and a few SSH capable #BBS clients too 🤘😜🤘
For those of you who are #Emacs folks, I highly recommend the #Elpher Gemini and Gopher client, which you can get from #Melpa.
I hope that helps!
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Umm, Not UNIX based, and I'm having a little trouble recollecting, (maybe at @yarmo 's "Delightful" site?), But I do know there's a #Fediverse CLI client, and I think it uses the Mastodon API - I just can't think of it right now. #SMJ over at #SDF ported #commode to #NetBSD so I see no reason why you couldn't do this, and think it's a great idea!
#Lain put #Gopher support in #Pleroma, but set the default to a funky port - it works with #Lynx & #Elpher too.
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Umm, Not UNIX based, and I'm having a little trouble recollecting, (maybe at @yarmo 's "Delightful" site?), But I do know there's a #Fediverse CLI client, and I think it uses the Mastodon API - I just can't think of it right now. #SMJ over at #SDF ported #commode to #NetBSD so I see no reason why you couldn't do this, and think it's a great idea!
#Lain put #Gopher support in #Pleroma, but set the default to a funky port - it works with #Lynx & #Elpher too.
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Umm, Not UNIX based, and I'm having a little trouble recollecting, (maybe at @yarmo 's "Delightful" site?), But I do know there's a #Fediverse CLI client, and I think it uses the Mastodon API - I just can't think of it right now. #SMJ over at #SDF ported #commode to #NetBSD so I see no reason why you couldn't do this, and think it's a great idea!
#Lain put #Gopher support in #Pleroma, but set the default to a funky port - it works with #Lynx & #Elpher too.
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Most of you have never heard of Lynne and Bill Jolitz, nor do many of you have any awareness of the giants they really are, being the birth parents to not just three daughters, but also UNIX for this online, interconnected world we all live in, and affording us just sbout every single realtime convenience we all have the luxury of taking for granted.
Bill passed away earlier this year. Here's his story (your story, actually) from the woman who birthed that UNIX with him and gave us #386BSD (#Jolix), from which #NetBSD, followed by #FreeBSD, then #OpenBSD and #DragonflyBSD owe their direct lineage.
It was the beginning of free UNIX software for the masses.
https://www.386bsd.org/memoriam
#tallship #FOSS #UNIX #William_Jolitz #Lynne_Jolitz #CSRG #BSD
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Most of you have never heard of Lynne and Bill Jolitz, nor do many of you have any awareness of the giants they really are, being the birth parents to not just three daughters, but also UNIX for this online, interconnected world we all live in, and affording us just sbout every single realtime convenience we all have the luxury of taking for granted.
Bill passed away earlier this year. Here's his story (your story, actually) from the woman who birthed that UNIX with him and gave us #386BSD (#Jolix), from which #NetBSD, followed by #FreeBSD, then #OpenBSD and #DragonflyBSD owe their direct lineage.
It was the beginning of free UNIX software for the masses.
https://www.386bsd.org/memoriam
#tallship #FOSS #UNIX #William_Jolitz #Lynne_Jolitz #CSRG #BSD
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@carnage4life Yes that is exactly what's been going through my mind too!
It was the very next day, perhaps the day after, that I half heatedly noticed that BTC had spiked up near 40% fur a bit there, IIRC.
And that was before anyone was making correlations between which banks they were (crypto friendly), the fact that at least one was actually rebounding and stabilizing.
It's hard to hide what even a government is attempting to do in a world where instant information and the democratization of that information moves mute quickly than a teleprompter can scroll - these types of old school propagandizing what they're doing with slight of hand no longer works...
And as more people realize that there are no algorithms and everything is chronological in the Fediverse they're going to continue to adopt it as their go-to source for up to the second breaking news instead of the deprecated silos that serve as marionettes for the lord's of dystopia!
#tallship #crypto #FOSS #silos #Fediverse #disinformation #bank runs #banking collapse
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@carnage4life Yes that is exactly what's been going through my mind too!
It was the very next day, perhaps the day after, that I half heatedly noticed that BTC had spiked up near 40% fur a bit there, IIRC.
And that was before anyone was making correlations between which banks they were (crypto friendly), the fact that at least one was actually rebounding and stabilizing.
It's hard to hide what even a government is attempting to do in a world where instant information and the democratization of that information moves mute quickly than a teleprompter can scroll - these types of old school propagandizing what they're doing with slight of hand no longer works...
And as more people realize that there are no algorithms and everything is chronological in the Fediverse they're going to continue to adopt it as their go-to source for up to the second breaking news instead of the deprecated silos that serve as marionettes for the lord's of dystopia!
#tallship #crypto #FOSS #silos #Fediverse #disinformation #bank runs #banking collapse
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Okay help be out here...
Which one's #Wren, & which one's #Stimpy?
#tallship #try and take over the world!
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That's right folks! Stripey Sums it up below.
#Fediverse is often misconstrued as that network in the #DeSoc space powered by #ActivityPub exclusively - NOPE!
In fact, even mastobruhs would be wise to note that Eugen's original creation was an #OStatus networked product until quite recently in Fediverse evolution years.
Still, there's a lot of otherwise respected tech personalities that continue to insist and spread disinformation to the contrary. Shame on them - someone, everyone, needs to edjumacate those individuals spreading FUD and confusion to the next generation of n00bs arriving in this free and thriving world of privacy respecting, horizontally scaling, #FOSS based social communication systems.
Apparently, what I've quoted below was part of a larger, longer conversation, yet I'm confident that just what #Stripey points out below in correcting someone else's erroneous assumptions more than correctly describes Fediverse and puts an end to any misunderstanding for all sentient #Fedizens 🤘🤠🤘
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RE: https://mastodon.nzoss.nz/users/strypey/statuses/113015290565128857
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That's right folks! Stripey Sums it up below.
#Fediverse is often misconstrued as that network in the #DeSoc space powered by #ActivityPub exclusively - NOPE!
In fact, even mastobruhs would be wise to note that Eugen's original creation was an #OStatus networked product until quite recently in Fediverse evolution years.
Still, there's a lot of otherwise respected tech personalities that continue to insist and spread disinformation to the contrary. Shame on them - someone, everyone, needs to edjumacate those individuals spreading FUD and confusion to the next generation of n00bs arriving in this free and thriving world of privacy respecting, horizontally scaling, #FOSS based social communication systems.
Apparently, what I've quoted below was part of a larger, longer conversation, yet I'm confident that just what #Stripey points out below in correcting someone else's erroneous assumptions more than correctly describes Fediverse and puts an end to any misunderstanding for all sentient #Fedizens 🤘🤠🤘
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RE: https://mastodon.nzoss.nz/users/strypey/statuses/113015290565128857
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#snac2, #PeerTube, #WordPress #Misskey, #Akkoma; it's especially refreshing to see a #snac instance in the list.
And only a single mastopub box in the list, lolz.
People are starting to learn that there's no such thing as a mastodon network, and further that there's waaaay mo better #Fediverse platforms to meet whatever their needs and desires are in #DeSoc - many of those Fediverse severs in fact bridging the #protocol_divide by supporting not just #ActivityPub in the Fediverse, but also #OStatus (yes, still), #AT_Protocol, #Nomad, #Zot, #nostr, #Diaspora, and other emerging Fediverse protocols under current development!
w00t 🤘🤠🤘
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#snac2, #PeerTube, #WordPress #Misskey, #Akkoma; it's especially refreshing to see a #snac instance in the list.
And only a single mastopub box in the list, lolz.
People are starting to learn that there's no such thing as a mastodon network, and further that there's waaaay mo better #Fediverse platforms to meet whatever their needs and desires are in #DeSoc - many of those Fediverse severs in fact bridging the #protocol_divide by supporting not just #ActivityPub in the Fediverse, but also #OStatus (yes, still), #AT_Protocol, #Nomad, #Zot, #nostr, #Diaspora, and other emerging Fediverse protocols under current development!
w00t 🤘🤠🤘
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Having @mikedev totally onboard with FEP-ef61 is a super big deal, not to mention that only fully open standards will be implemented, averting capture by special interest lobbies.
I see cracks forming across the ice of the barren mastolake ;) 🪵🪓
#tallship #FOSS #Fediverse #Streams #ActivityPub (and beyond) #DeSoc #Nomadic_Identity #FEP
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Having @mikedev totally onboard with FEP-ef61 is a super big deal, not to mention that only fully open standards will be implemented, averting capture by special interest lobbies.
I see cracks forming across the ice of the barren mastolake ;) 🪵🪓
#tallship #FOSS #Fediverse #Streams #ActivityPub (and beyond) #DeSoc #Nomadic_Identity #FEP
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Having @mikedev totally onboard with FEP-ef61 is a super big deal, not to mention that only fully open standards will be implemented, averting capture by special interest lobbies.
I see cracks forming across the ice of the barren mastolake ;) 🪵🪓
#tallship #FOSS #Fediverse #Streams #ActivityPub (and beyond) #DeSoc #Nomadic_Identity #FEP
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Here's an interesting (production) initiative encompassing several aspects of publishing and #DeSoc, including technologies involving #Jekyll and ready to deploy #CMS systems, or existing continuous delivery methods with at least one popular web based #Git provider.
Social integration with multiple Fediverse powered protocols is a large part of this active project's focus - i.e., intercommunication in the clearnet web, #IPFS, and other ambitious delivery and target systems is rather unique in a world where projects generally choose one medium or network to accommodate the publishing requirements of authors and participants in social networking.
Of particular note is that nowhere on this web page will you see any mention of mastocrap - no cute little elephant logos or icons either! It's correctly using the non-exclusionary #Fediverse logo and verbiage, with aspirations not even exclusive to the #ActivityPub protocol.
Personally, I find this to be one of the most refreshing and far sighted approaches to publishing social media in live environments populated with real people from most of the more populated corners of the Internet.
It's not a single thing, or even some lofty 'all in one' or 'one size fits all' project - it's more like a pragmatic attitude for the delivery and interaction supporting communications across #heterogenous environments that is a moving target, shifting and being shaped by other successful singular disciplines.
I call things like this, ... Elegant.
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Here's an interesting (production) initiative encompassing several aspects of publishing and #DeSoc, including technologies involving #Jekyll and ready to deploy #CMS systems, or existing continuous delivery methods with at least one popular web based #Git provider.
Social integration with multiple Fediverse powered protocols is a large part of this active project's focus - i.e., intercommunication in the clearnet web, #IPFS, and other ambitious delivery and target systems is rather unique in a world where projects generally choose one medium or network to accommodate the publishing requirements of authors and participants in social networking.
Of particular note is that nowhere on this web page will you see any mention of mastocrap - no cute little elephant logos or icons either! It's correctly using the non-exclusionary #Fediverse logo and verbiage, with aspirations not even exclusive to the #ActivityPub protocol.
Personally, I find this to be one of the most refreshing and far sighted approaches to publishing social media in live environments populated with real people from most of the more populated corners of the Internet.
It's not a single thing, or even some lofty 'all in one' or 'one size fits all' project - it's more like a pragmatic attitude for the delivery and interaction supporting communications across #heterogenous environments that is a moving target, shifting and being shaped by other successful singular disciplines.
I call things like this, ... Elegant.
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First, Mostr, the #Fediverse bridge between #ActivityFed and #Nostr.
Next, Bridgy Fed, the Fedivese bridge between ActivityPub and #Bluesky.
#w00t :)
So Ryan, thank you for this most valuable tool to bring people around the globe together in #DeSoc - creating (and curating, as you have) ***Bridgy_Fed is one of the very best things that the Fediverse has to offer people on both sides of the protocol divide, and I really don't think that there are enough Thank you's to go around for all of the selfless effort you've put into this service.
So as meek and perhaps insignificant as it may sound, THANK YOU!
#tallship #bridge #interprotocol_communication #FOSS #Thank_You
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RE: https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://snarfed.org/2024-05-20_53092
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First, Mostr, the #Fediverse bridge between #ActivityFed and #Nostr.
Next, Bridgy Fed, the Fedivese bridge between ActivityPub and #Bluesky.
#w00t :)
So Ryan, thank you for this most valuable tool to bring people around the globe together in #DeSoc - creating (and curating, as you have) ***Bridgy_Fed is one of the very best things that the Fediverse has to offer people on both sides of the protocol divide, and I really don't think that there are enough Thank you's to go around for all of the selfless effort you've put into this service.
So as meek and perhaps insignificant as it may sound, THANK YOU!
#tallship #bridge #interprotocol_communication #FOSS #Thank_You
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RE: https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://snarfed.org/2024-05-20_53092