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by rglullis 2y ago
Can you guess how many people are talking about crypto on mastodon.social? > Also I don’t want anything pro-crypto on my feeds. Then just don't follow them? Also, can you maybe try to be a little less judgemental? Your attitude is a
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by rglullis 2y ago
How many of these people are going through these blocklists to properly verify the claims? And why should the users of my instance be penalized because someone found some reason to dislike me? If someone wants to block me , fine. But havin
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by rglullis 2y ago
Pleroma and GoToSocial are indeed better if you are looking for something more efficient. But I am still not happy with the idea that we should be deleting data from the server just to keep it manageable. It reminds of the before Gmail wher
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by rglullis 2y ago
I'd agree with you, until I saw my own server on a quite popular blocklist because "admin is a cryptobro"
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by rglullis 2y ago
Takahe is the only one that is doing it, but unfortunately Andrew stopped working on it.
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by rglullis 2y ago
Hosting Mastodon is as difficult as deploying a traditional web app: if you are familiar with docker, it's just a matter of choosing where you are going to put your database, redis and where to store media. The problem is that it is ex
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by rglullis 2y ago
- masto.host - mastodon.green - social.lol - communick.com - cloud68.co - elest.io
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by rglullis 2y ago
I've been trying that with Communick for over 5 years already, and (thanks for Trump and VP Elon) this was the first month where my revenue (barely) passed my operating costs. Companies/agencies/media institutions are not int
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by rglullis 2y ago
(Pure) ActivityPub would be the wrong basis for this. Its federated model is not meant to give control to the end user. SOLID or ActivityPods, on the other hand...
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by rglullis 2y ago
Their play is not to make money from Tumblr users, but to grow the total number of users connected to ActivityPub. Then they can go to BigCos and say "here it is, you can drop Twitter/Threads/Instagram/TikTok and control
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by rglullis 2y ago
"streaming" was shorthand for "video-on-demand services like Netflix". Does that help?
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by rglullis 2y ago
> 4K video reaches you only because it's compressed to crap. Streaming video gets compressed to crap. People are being forced to believe that it is better to have 100% of crap provided in real time instead of waiting just a few ex
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by rglullis 2y ago
From something I wrote in 2021 [0] and based on my experience working on a "browser-based OS" in 2013: What we need is to have a device-transparent way to see our *data*. We got so used to the idea that web applications let
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Can we fix job sites?(raphael.lullis.net)
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by rglullis 2y ago
Could it be that you just need a mobilizon ( https://joinmobilizon.org/ ) instance?
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In the Kingdom of the Bored, the One-Armed Bandit Is King(newcartographies.com)
2 points by rglullis 2y ago|0 comments
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Google silently installed Client-Side Image Scanning App On Android(partyon.xyz)
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Demo of Castopod and Mastodon with Web Monetization Support (FOSDEM 2025)(podlibre.video)
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by rglullis 2y ago
Holy shit, I came here to say the exact same thing. One guy, working out of his bedroom apartment in Canada is able to create something culturally relevant on par with "More Cowbell".
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by rglullis 2y ago
They must be adding a ton of storage and/or memory to those servers, then.
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by rglullis 2y ago
Of course they are not in the hyperscaler space, but they are far from being "just" a VPS provider. Their cloud always had on-demand, per-hour billing of servers and block storage volumes, all very easy to manage and provision via
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by rglullis 2y ago
I saw their original announcement and they said that their infra (3 AMD EPYC from generations ago, 3 Intel servers from 2 generations ago, 2 80-core ARM servers) would cost $24k/month at Equinix prices. I checked Hetzner's equival
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by rglullis 2y ago
> Hopefully someday the community can rally around something better. I don't disagree, but at the same time I always feel like users keep this infinite laundry list of requirements just to conveniently excuse themselves of any commi
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by rglullis 2y ago
Yeah, the default view is absolute horrendous (to me) after I got a couple of customers who seem to love 196 stuff. There has been some discussion to allow admins to make a selection of communities that should be visible/hidden for non
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by rglullis 2y ago
> The fact that you made a software just to spread your dangerous ideology is _so_ disgusting. Why do we keep making this mistake of looking at the character of a person to judge the merit of the creations? Sure every creation is a form
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by rglullis 2y ago
I mostly agree with you (I'm staying on Lemmy despite the average user, not because of them), but this is not really relevant to the point here. My point is that it would be really nice to have a gamedev instance that is able (bu
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by rglullis 2y ago
It doesn't need to, but a social site should . And even if you want to give an elitist vibe to your community by making it invite-only, you can set up Lemmy to be without federation and with restricted applications.
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by rglullis 2y ago
I think that after "this meeting could've been an email", we should start thinking "this website could've been a Lemmy instance". Even if you don't want to federate , all the functionality is already ther
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by rglullis 2y ago
> I feel like the main thing would be discoverability. "Hey everyone, big update! I'm leaving YouTube and moving my channel to PeerTube. You can follow me at @myusername@myserver. My last video on this channel will be a quick t
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by rglullis 2y ago
Can we get them out of YouTube and onto their own PeerTube server? Not a rhetorical question. If there is anyone that is not dependent of YouTube's revenue and already amassed enough supporters, is there anything holding them to Google

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