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riffic
4y ago
are "security daemons" truly necessary though? this whole thing sounds like a troll with enough convincing language to seem plausible
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riffic
4y ago
In case people don't know what "ActivityPub" is (there are a few of you out there!), it's an open spec for social media sites to interoperate in a federated manner. Most of the software that speaks the protocol is open s
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riffic
4y ago
still does
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riffic
4y ago
specifically Wildebeest. I even like Cloudflare. I think a company like Twitter could have had a real competitive advantage if they were to have repackaged its core experience as a "bring your own domain name" hosted implementat
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riffic
4y ago
previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34350897 my take: this is kind of a rube goldberg device but it's a lovely move in the right direction when suitable services are lacking.
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riffic
4y ago
paid there's a great reddit bot that explains that "payed" is a sort of nautical term.
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riffic
4y ago
title refers to Louisiana (a little known state in the US), not Los Angeles or any other 'LA'.
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riffic
4y ago
Mastodon and the ActivityPub ecosystem are by their very nature unable to go defunct. Nice attempt to troll though.
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4y ago
this happens so ridiculously frequently. look at wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_orphan_source_incident...
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4y ago
lol dumb. find Twitter here soon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_defunct_social_network...
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4y ago
sure it can be circumvented
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riffic
4y ago
this seems to happen quite frequently according to a linked article about orphan sources. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_orphan_source_incident...
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4y ago
lol, bofa.
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riffic
4y ago
Bank of America is a consistently terrible company. They're like the financial LastPass - avoid if at all possible.
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riffic
4y ago
me and my four fediverse buddies.
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riffic
4y ago
cloudflare just launched one too, wildebeest: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34350897
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riffic
4y ago
I suppose my larger point is we're not in any particular hurry to grow: it'll get there when it gets there.
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4y ago
The Fediverse has already happened. It's about to celebrate its 15th year in a handful of months. https://fediverse.party/en/post/fediverse-14-years-in-2022/
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4y ago
there have been a handful of App.nets created in the last couple of months (Post, Spoutible, Hive, T2, et cetera). they'll all probably suffer the same fate too. This wikipedia list will be there for them: https://en.wikiped
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riffic
4y ago
the obvious approach is to keep raising your prices and attempts to lock your software down with anti-circumvention measures. That always works.
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riffic
4y ago
yes, more of this.
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riffic
4y ago
Tony, you should have a talk with the writefreely/write.as folks (Matt Baer; I think it might just be one guy but it might be a small team as well now) because they're in this space and may have experiences to share with you.
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4y ago
the problem is being able to pitch the wider ecosystem without sounding like a loon spouting technobabble. I'd love to pull off being able to sell this to normies.
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4y ago
masto, not masta
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4y ago
so does thoughtworks and MIT https://toot.thoughtworks.com https://mastodon.mit.edu
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4y ago
anyone can run their own WordPress, install an ActivityPub protocol plugin, and instantly federate with the wider Mastodon compatible ecosystem. I wish we would stop thinking about this from siloed / walled off perspectives. The real g
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4y ago
how about implementing ActivityPub like write.as/WriteFreely?
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4y ago
It may have never been an empire on paper, but if it walks like a duck what do you call it?
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4y ago
I was able to visit the main New York Public Library reading room without issues, maybe you're thinking of the LOC reading room in DC? Fun factoid about NYPL: it's a private nonprofit, not a municipal establishment like many other
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riffic
4y ago
Federal rescheduling will be done faster than the Kansas legislature will ever move to being progressive on this issue.
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