mariusor

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   by mariusor 6y ago

   Not yet an aggregator per se, as there are no people to submit the news, but I'm building https://littr.me/about , which is an (old)reddit like link aggregator with ActivityPub support. The idea would be that communitie
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   by mariusor 7y ago

   There are multiple ones actually. On prismo I haven't seen any work being done in a while (more than half a year according to the repo you linked :D). I think the dev got a bit discouraged after his instance had a data loss problem. It
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   by mariusor 7y ago

   If you're looking for a reddit alternative in the fediverse, I can't miss the opportunity to toot my own horn: I'm working on a federated link aggregator that you can try at https://littr.me . Currently it's m
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   by mariusor 7y ago

   I think it's fine to have a puritanical view on sex, but calling "pathetic" the people who don't is not the direction I'd take to be honest.
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   by mariusor 7y ago

   I think that you're not getting your point across very well. What are you trying to tell us? Are you having a problem with people paying for smutt or with people donating for it?
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   by mariusor 7y ago

   Isn't systemd-nspawn useful for this case? It was specifically designed to replace the need for chroot on systemd systems.
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   by mariusor 7y ago

   I still don't really understand. ActivityPub can be private in the same way email is private. All the people in the recipients chain will have a copy of the object you're sending. If in these recipients there's the Public nam
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   by mariusor 7y ago

   Operational: activitypub can be extended with proprietary vocabulary without any issues, so they can develop features quietly before proposing them for inclusion in the spec, if they even do that. Business: what kind of work would contribut
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   by mariusor 7y ago

   > Yes, it's very silly to think you can use Activity Pub for non-public things What do you base your statement on? I've heard this take before, but I haven't seen anyone provide a good explanation for it.
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    by mariusor 7y ago

    In a funny turn of events, I have put some of the same ideas into creating the project[1] I'm working on now, which wants to be a spiritual successor for (old)reddit but based on ActivityPub federation. [1] https://github.co
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    by mariusor 7y ago

    I've seen this argument raised a couple of times so far on the internet, and when I offer the same search with the keyword "linux" people seem to feel like it's not exactly an apples to apples comparison. So, maybe you c
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    by mariusor 7y ago

    I think there is a very clear distinction between asking for help like: 'I have searched for a solution to my X problem in this or that way, but I couldn't find anything.' and 'I don't know how to do X.' If yo
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    by mariusor 7y ago

    I'm actually working on something like that at https://github.com/mariusor/littr.go It's a link aggregator based on ActivityPub, the federation protocol used by Mastodon and company. I am closing to a 1.0 rel