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robobro
5y ago
I've been writing a decentralized messageboard[0] with some friends lately; the global index and tags have atom feeds, and each thread has an atom feed. There's also an atom feed of recent comments. I've written some simple t
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How could blockchain prove that something was deleted?
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I recently made a federated, anonymous / pseudonymous messageboard. It took about 2 months before I had found cyber criminals had translated it into another language and were using it to sell narcotics on the darkweb.
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I would argue that my degrees in philosophy were granted to me while I was learning to think and judge well at university. It's funny that the paper author goes only into multitasking / concentration after wondering why people str
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5y ago
Why would you assume that videos have to be shared to YouTube to get views? I really hope that the majority of adults know how to click on or share a hyperlink. If not, there is a big problem.
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5y ago
Federation is really the answer. I would much rather upload content to peertube than bitchute or YouTube. Although, invidious is a nice answer to YouTube problems, in some aspects
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Activitypub ftw!
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5y ago
As an iww organizer with friends across the US in Amazon warehouse management and on the ground- no Unions are just bringing democracy into capitalism. How can any red blooded American oppose them? Edit: not sure why I'm being down vot
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6y ago
like forth?
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6y ago
Remember when arc was a lisp that powered hackernews? Glad to read she's all grown up
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6y ago
Or future correct opinions!
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6y ago
You mean no longer be dreaming. People who concentrate too much during a lucid dream wake up.
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6y ago
Year 1202 Month 20 Day 21 ?????
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6y ago
> Not to mention that limiting yourself to text really limits how far this metaphor can go. Why?
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6y ago
Federated / decentralized, tag based anonymous messageboard : http://0chan.vip Could have just used nntp but nntpchan already did that.
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6y ago
Xmpp
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6y ago
> which defeats the purpose of anonymous posts. In the case of a database leak, that connection is out in the public. We don't want that. Um, you should be logging IP, in case someone posts illegal materials, is spamming, etc...
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6y ago
The author is a friend of mine. His work is interesting but it can be pretty snarky. One of his influences is the Church of the Subgenius, an offshoot of Discordianism, of all things. He was apparently sent a mail bomb by another alt.slack
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6y ago
I don't know. I vastly prefer IRC. Maybe it's because using discord takes virtually zero skill and a lot of non-techy chatrooms are on Discord? Most Discord people I know are not aware of IRC, Mumble, or other (older) chat softwar
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6y ago
I'll stick with keypass, thanks... not sure what this solution offers that others do better
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6y ago
Great, another "hackers are cyber criminals" blog. Btw, every section is numbered "1." on my Android's Chrome.
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6y ago
I'm disappointed that only one person here has said the common sense approach -- let them unionize :(
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6y ago
Well said. I think we also need to limit how much data corporations (especially advertiser cartels) are permitted to collect on individuals.
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6y ago
Every pleroma user is an atom feed. Soon every hash tag will be too.
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6y ago
I love pleroma! I host a bunch of servers.
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6y ago
Cool idea. I'm happy with Pleroma though tbh.... I have a feeling fediverse will win in the long run.
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What about Master Masons (term in freemasonry) ? We don't imply the existence of Slave Masons...
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This does not answer the higher up question as to how to prevent abuse of this feature...
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Agree entirely, I've managed several Pleroma servers in the past. Incredibly easy to set up and configure.
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Yeah, gnusocial and family felt like glorified RSS readers + feeds to me. That's what attracted me to the network initially. My own Mastodon/Pleroma client is built entirely around the concept of "feeds" (whether it be u
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