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Интересно, могут ли продавцы в ларьках вырезать защитное стекло не на телефон, а на фотоаппарат
по сути ведь тоже прямоугольник со скруглёнными углами...
Вообще конечно забавно
С этим стеклом, если вы уроните свой фотик, то его экран останется жив! (да, так продавцы описывают свой товар, я это не придумала)
...объективу правда почти гарантированно пиздец, и скорее всего матрице. Но вы сможете увидеть это на кристально чистом LiveView!
The Fediverse and WordPress Should Be Better Friends, with Evan Prodromou
Evan Prodromou is often called “The father of the Fediverse”. It's amazing how much overlap there is between the aims of WordPress and Fediverse. These two communities should work together more! The Fediverse consists of independent social networking platforms including Mastodon (micro-blogging), PeerTube (videos), Pixelfed (images) and more.
Just like WordPress, most of the Fediverse runs on open source code. And just like WordPress, you get to create content that isn't swallowed by corporate algorithms. And you can build successful business or communities on your platforms that you own control.
We talk with Evan about the origins and evolution of the Fediverse. Evan has played a key role in building several early Fediverse sites such as Wikitravel, Identi.ca, and StatusNet. He also helped to develop Activity Pub which the key protocol that enables Fediverse to talk to each other.
The Fediverse and WordPress Should Be Better Friends, with Evan Prodromou - PublishPress
Evan Prodromou is often called "The father of the Fediverse". It's amazing how much overlap there is between the aims of WordPress and Fediverse.PublishPress
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I brought BMX Escape to the Fediverse
BMX Escape (@bmxescape@mastodon.social)
3 Posts, 2 Following, 17 Followers · BMX Escape blends vintage synths and electric guitar with infectious pop hooks for a retrofuturistic trip straight from an endless ’80s dream.Mastodon
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The rebellion will be federated – 2025 edition - Elena Rossini
The rebellion will be federated – 2025 edition - Elena Rossini
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Fediverse Report – #142
Fediverse Report 142 - this week's #fediverse news
- More on bonfire's crowdfunding and why software maintenance matters
- But which communities are the ones that are going to start new fediverse servers?
- Mastodon updates their roadmap, with starter packs, new landing pages for mastodon servers and improved onboarding tools coming for 4.6
Fediverse Report – #142
Some updates on Bonfire, and some questions on whether communities are still starting new servers. Mastodon shares some of the upcoming features they are working on.connectedplaces.online
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Search page ->
username@instance (like TheracAriane@thebrainbin.org) -> it should start fetching itthen follow to get new posts federated to brainbin.
Why don't other instances and communities load for my instance?
Hi. I'm new to federation and would like to set up my own instance.
I'm able to get a lemmy website up and running, but for some reason I can't see or search for other instances.
The only thing that I'm able to connect to, for some reason, is the technology community for lemmy.world. Even that loads improperly though as the posts only seemed to load once and aren't getting any updates. There are also no comments and my subscription to the community remains pending.
Trying to connect to the community directly using myinstance.com/c/othercommunity@otherinstance does not work. It returns an error page that says "The server returned this error: Error".
Does anyone know what could be causing this, or a possible fix?
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You have to subscribe to a community, otherwise you're not getting any updates. If no one on your instance subscribes, you get no updates. Try setting up a bot account and make it subscribe to a bunch of communities.
For example using lemmy-federate.com/.
Lemmy Federate
Lemmy Federate is a tool to federate new communities in the Lemmyverse.lemmy-federate.com
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You have to subscribe to a community
It sounds like they did think that far, but that has its own problems for them.
my subscription to the community remains pending
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Is there a formalized ban appeal process for the fediverse? Do I just direct message a mod?
I made some off-hand comments on a post on 196 and didn't realize they'd be taken the wrong way. I made a few more comments to help clarify my idea but caught a blanket ban from blahaj.zone with no warning or message.
lemmy.world/modlog?page=1&acti…
I'm mortified 🙁 It's never been my goal to make others feel bad online. I had a quibble with the wording on a meme and clumsily worded my idea of "Our differences shouldn't be minimized because they make us special" was seen as transphobia/TERF rhetoric.
But with no prior warnings or even a message from a mod to 'cool it', I got banned from the entire instance. I love these communities (feel free to look at my 2.5 years of comment/post history) and I would like to be able to continue to participate.
So, is there a formalized method of ban appeal beyond messaging mods? Their instance has like 12, so I don't want to spam them and have it seen as harassment.
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I’m mortified 🙁 It’s never been my goal to make others feel bad online. I had a quibble with the wording on a meme and clumsily worded my idea of “Our differences shouldn’t be minimized because they make us special” was seen as transphobia/TERF rhetoric.
Try not to take it personally. You waded into a subject which has become a sort of rationality-free zone. Perhaps more so even than Israel-Palestine, or immigration in Europe. On these topics there is almost nobody left who is interested in nuanced debate, it's now only a question of identifying which "side" one's interlocutor is on, and then unloading on them (or downvoting, or deleting, or blocking, or banning) as appropriate. You stumbled into sterile trench warfare, basically.
Soon after I joined Lemmy I was banned from a (somewhat serious) community for making the same mistake you made. I learned my lesson. With certain topics, genuine debate - open-minded, good faith discussion - is just not possible. I see it as a failure of Lemmy, yes, but mainly of the whole medium of text-based social media. It's certainly not your fault.
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@Zoomboingding@lemmy.world, @JubilantJaguar@lemmy.world is right. You stumbled onto an extremely hot topic on the fediverse. Blahaj is extremely sensitive to it, that's just how the community is.
If they dont want your identity (the current account you are using), just create a new one and use that one to learn their ways and become a good member of their community.
However, and I'm saying this out of completeness not because I actually believe this is what you want, if you just want to debate their points and break their rules knowingly, please don't. Just accept that they have different preferences than you do. Life is too short to willingly spend time where you aren't wanted.
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We are reaching the point where Idiocracy will be considered as a utopia because, in the movie, government is honestly trying to solve real problems of the citizen.
And health checkup is free.
And, if you don’t have valid papers, you can simply ask a machine for them. (even if you were not sure)
Not to mention that those idiotic people are smart enough to not consider the color of the skin of their president an important matter.
And there’s no AI in every object.
Definitely a utopia…
thebrainbin.org/magazines
thebrainbin.org/m/linux@progra…
Magazines - the/brain/bin
content aggregator and micro-blogging platform for the fediversethebrainbin.org
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Try searching for the community explicitly -- e.g. community@example.com -- that should make the server aware that it exists. You may also need to subscribe to keep it from going stale, IIRC.
It's been a while since my time on kbin, so apologies if I'm remembering something incorrectly or if mbin has diverged since then.
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If that doesn't work when you try again later, then try searching in the community@example.com format specifically, and also try searching for the URL of a specific post -- that might get it to federate the post and then you should be to access the magazine from that if it succeeds.
If that still doesn't work, message the admin of your instance and ask them for help.
Good luck.
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Seems like all of the communities except programming.dev/c/ask_experien… has been federated with thebrainbin.org now. So you can find them here:
thebrainbin.org/magazines?quer…
edit: and now the ask_experienced_devs is also visible in the magazine list, but not populated with posts yet.
Magazines - the/brain/bin
content aggregator and micro-blogging platform for the fediversethebrainbin.org
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I think the fediverse needs Android like hardware packaging
We need a system like a RockChip processor based single board computer, paired with a trusted protection module, and all fediverse services prepackaged for minimal user input required to self host any fediverse services. All updates should be safely installed over the air via the TPM chip based encryption just like with Graphene OS. All of the necessary connections should be preconfigured to punch a hole for the port into the internet. The hardware should be completely locked down with an immutable base system and SE Linux fully configured. There shouldn't be any accommodations for obscure edge cases outside of the base configuration. It should not require any further payment or services.
A RockChip RK3588 is fully documented with a 3k3 page long full datasheet. As I understand it, this chip is open hardware, though it still has the ARM proprietary blob (TrustZone), similar to the x86_64 Intel Management Engine, and AMD Platform Security Processor. I have not heard of a similar system present in RISC-V processors, but I also have not seen RISC-V SBCs that are more than alpha prototype dev kits. Unlike other single board computers, the RK series has the documentation required for community based Linux kernel support. No one could pull kernel support that they are the only ones providing using a proprietary datasheet.
There are many RK3588 single board computers available for around $100 already. As a back of the napkin quality idea using baseless imaginary statistics, I bet we could get around 3-5% of regular users to purchase hardware within a year if it was within a $250 price point. This should be set up for one click image and video hosting, threadiverse, mastodon, file sharing, git, blogging, etc.
This is way outside of the scope of a project I am qualified to manage; I am no real developer, just a sloppy hacker type. I'd volunteer to do a hardware design, or at least the bulk of the tedium for someone more experienced with production stuff to review. I would not mind playing the glue between those that have more limited time. If LW has 6k plus active daily users, and 3-5% of these purchased the hardware, the rough margins are nowhere near a viable business. Still, something in the back of my head says the only thing actually impeding internet freedom with the fediverse is the challenge of self hosting, and this is like the issue that Android addressed with mobile hardware. If people could one-time purchase the hardware, and only pay for their regular internet connection, I think they would buy straightforward honest open hardware they fully own.
I don't know if it is possible, or if the fediverse projects would participate in some kind of automatically updated end point. This was just a fantasy shower thought that I have been mulling over all day. It addresses all of my personal hesitations and insecurities about self hosting, and is simple enough I can imagine my techno illiterate family giving it a try. It is the kind of project I would like to be a part of.
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Most of the fediverse is supported via yunohost so in theory you can just give out: doc.yunohost.org/en/admin/get_…
Any of these at all. I have a couple of services on it and its as easy as click install.
I think the easiest way to get people on the platform is to just have them sign up on a server (like lemmy/piefed/kbin/etc..etc...) and just let them have at it.
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Make it and post it.
NGL I would rather put my effort into a meshnet or expanding the current fedi, but hey if you want to put in the work, im not going to say no. I say go ahead!
#мысли
"Российские перевозчики требуют запретить возвращение западных гегемонов"
За все это время, с начала СВО ничего не смогли построить?
И при первом же волнении - бегут к правительству "Запретите!"
А как же конкуренция? Рынок?
Ничего не меняется. Все что они смогли сделать - научились набивать карманы деньгами, на пустых площадках, повышением тарифов.
С другой стороны - понимаю. Людям нужна работа, надо платить ЗП, инфраструктуру содержать.
Но надо развиваться для этого. Искать новые пути. А у нас , после начала СВО осталось 5 маршрутов. Было 150.
Ничего умного не придумали : повысим тариф на оставшееся. Мда.
Have you see me anyone? 
Тоталитуризм 
Как нам тут одно время рекламировали туры по Северной Корее, так и мы теоретически могли бы показать, как "весело" живётся в условиях, когда пол-интернета перебанено. А это вполне себе новые впечатления!
Вдохновлено тредом @a1ba: suya.place/objects/664d04d7-4d…
to every government deep packet introspection software developer out there I wish deep anal cancer
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