old, stupid
i am big into the oldschool shit. my first browser was lynx
one of the reasons i chose to use an mbin instance is so i could access the threadiverse and the twitterverse at the same time. I can bookmark comments/posts and its pretty easy to check the peeps i follow if i miss their stuff in the server feed which is entirely temporal and can be limited to subscribed content.
fucks apps though. i use firefox on mobile/desktop and that seems to work for me. https://moist.catsweat.com/
im not saying the fediverse isnt without its serious challenges. that said;
sorry, not letting bluesky havin my keys… but you do you.
i just dont understand people putting their effort into a piece of shit, corporate backed protocol like AT when AP is already more mature, in use, and with large contingent of active developers.
its portability is at the whim of those running the system. its still not your data. you can take your pod… and go where? all those other routers that will startup just any day now? after 3 years i think there’s 2 routers… and they dont talk to eathother. hilarious.
any day now!
its just twitter 2.0 with more steps and all the same executives.
unfortunately, atproto doesnt scale horizontally as AcitivytPub does. so, really, no one should use it.
usually the people asking this end up at nostr… as close to true anonymity as you can get and all the worst of humanity that goes along with it.
friends dont let friends use nostr.
IE, it is a protocol-level change and would require modification of that specification (ActivityPub).
youll need to be more specific on what you mean by ‘federating’, but the answer is generally, no. domains are fundamentally core to the infrastructure.
its like asking can we have a phone system without phone numbers… suuure, but then its not really a phone system anymore, is it?
can we segment user addressing from server addressing? potentially… thats where it get interestingly complex.
the issue is that its very old. when running it, you will use a ton more electricity and be a lot slower than even a 5-8 year old unused retail box/workstation.
yes, you could throw ubuntu on there and it will work fine. then you could toss docker on there and play with some container apps for the kids maybe… like a mintecrafter server.
but, like i said, youd be better off digging a more recent workstation out of some garbage can and doing the same thing.
e. ha, just checked that is a desktop/workstaton box…i thought you were talkin a real HP server… they have much larger power requirements. that little box you have there would be fine for a little mini server for light apps.
im very confused, can any developers comment?
isnt this literally the reason to be open source? that vulnerabilities can be scanned and fixed publicly.
that there is now tooling that can lightspeed accelerate the detection of bugs shouldnt change that fact… or am i missing something?
it kinda sounds like you failed to back them up and are attempting to restore them from a non-backup.
and yeah, pulling an integral, configured component and expecting it to just run fine seems kinda… psychotic.
might be a bit heavy for this, but ive been having fun with nextcloud… its caldav based, i think. ive got it syncin with outlook calendars and the mobile client seems to throw shit in my face as needed
havent really messed with the contact stuff though
lemmy does not federate with mastodon/the twitterverse…
i believe there is a one-way mechanism for twitterverse posts to be used an inbound content stream for lemmy (like rss ) but thats it… one direction.
i dont think theres anything you can do to make that happen short of some janky bridge.
i subscribe to lots of peeps from the twitterverse… i can reply to/comment on posts, see other comments, upvote/boost, etc… kbin is dead long live mbin.
unless somethin new has happened, lemmy doesnt fully federate to mastodon/the twitterverse. interaction is very limited.
its one of the reasons i use mbin instead of lemmy
Well… its for data driven anything…so in your case id prolly have a dash with all my services maybe I a list with ip/port and a red/green status… links to the admin piece of that service, etc… cert exp dates
grafana
just checked, i paid ‘frugal usenet’ 35$/year… bit more than i remember at just under 3.00/month.
thats scented sticker money
ha yeah… its my own reddit hate-boner in the shape of a public fediverse instance
sure but usenet access is stupidly cheap. i think im payin like 1$/month.
i spend more on stickers.
youll have the best luck by adding a nzb indexer… ive enjoyed nzbgeek
its cheap and has decreased my time-to-mediacenter drastically… the public torrent indexers kinda pale in comparison.
i like to have them all in there, but the usenet/nzb stuff seems to flow the fastest as theres generally more likely a matching file of %quality.
it sucks that this is the new normal.