So… Is it an article to promote/defend the actions of the Big Brother State?
Whenever I see “regulating social medias”, I get a cold sweat, reminded of what the current Brazilian government’s been insisting on for years, in practice internet censorship.
Yeah, and it doesn’t even seen to want to get in. I once forgot to close the window before it appeared, and when it did, it would stop at the open window, stare for a little, and keep doing its rounds. e.e"
Every day when I work in the afternoons, there’s a bird near the end of the shift that flies to the circular windows of the main room, and keeps circling them for some 20 minutes, flying small distances (1~2 metres) while staring to where I am.
Wish I could understand what it’s thinking. 😅
Final stretch of Final Fantasy XII. Going for the Sky Pirate’s Den in the original NTSC release, and I’m dreading Yiazmat.
Btw, if you know/learn Korean at some point, HeliBoard’s also pretty good for their writing system.
Might I suggest also adding a “[MOVED]” to the beginning of the name of the lemy.lol community? Saw some people do it when lemm.ee went down, and sounded like a good idea.
@codewizard@hear-me.social In a sense of groups, as mentioned in other comments, there are 5 to my knowledge:
@ScoffingLizard@lemmy.dbzer0.com also, in this line of comparison, someone thought it was a good idea to include SMS support in the email software he was developing, and after dropping the whole project due to health reasons, someone else picked the project to maintain it: enter Mbin
The original project, Kbin, was more designed with Reddit/Lemmy in mind, but had support for microblogging, e.g. Twitter/Mastodon. Since the original developer had to leave development, someone forked it, named it Mbin, and keeps adding features since.
Closest comparison example I think is Mozilla/Firefox, since they started being banked by Google, and specially as the money tap was dried, they got erratic at best. Would it seem like Linux would follow a same path? Are there safeguards in place? Are there signs these companies force their own visions onto the Foundation?
Thanks for explaining the path!
I’m aware of it, but avoiding for the reason of learning manually, and also because, as an end user, I don’t like any of the ActivityPub-compatible softwares they offer. Also the amount of troubleshooting I did for people that would press triangle¹ early on in Autoplugin for the PS Vita sure helped making me very wary of automated processes without understanding them.
¹Triangle made all homebrew plugins listed in Autoplugin get installed, including experimental and incompatible ones. Also been some ~7 years since the function got removed and I never used it myself, but the problem was so widespread I remember down to the key used for running it… 🥹
That’s what I meant about horizontal attacks. Iirc that was the term used in the explanation that convinced me to consider a VPS. 😅
…though I still want stuff locally, so studying this type of network security is still in my roadmap.
I’ll be doing others’ suggestions of going from the basics, to be sure whether I’m missing or not any knowledge. This earlier parts shouldn’t require internet, but I’ll ask once I get to the DNS part. Thanks. 😊
what is a phone book?
@atheqtpie@piefed.blahaj.zone two things:
First, it needs an initial investment, but maybe buy a Raspberry Pi or some other single-board computer to put your site/sites on?
Second, in a post asking about self-hosting that I made, someone suggested the site https://linuxupskillchallenge.org/, and reading its “what is it about” page, I see the text from the attached image. Perhaps worth investigating.
Makes sense e.e"
Thanks!
Noted. Thanks!
Checking here, Hollos still needs a site to use as relay, similar to Bluesky, so I’m guessing you’d need to either host the site on your machine, or to use a VPS. I need to study and test it further though.
Anyways, here’s the links:
Not quite the same thing, but maybe run a Hollos instance instead? Yet to test, but supposedly it runs on your phone by what they market.
Also seen two other minimalist projects implementing ActivityPub. Let me see if I can find them.
LLM shoehorning aside, holy shit, mobile-oriented site designs never fail to negatively impress me. Dunno if it’s the poor use of space, way too many pre-made categories shoved in the sidebar, text elements not being as clearly differentiated making them be ADHD triggers/inducers, or something else, but the beta forum for Stack Overflow feels like it ticks each problem I can think of.
Please give the jank. At least jank is usable, predictable and doesn’t make you feel like you need to take focus drugs/meds.