Computers, Robots, Climate, Agriculture
I’m curious why this recent trend isn’t visible in Google Trends? I watched the November exodus unfold in real time there. This time not a glimmer of activity
WebauthN maybe? Pretty niche right now, but the threadiverse is quite a techy crowd…
@JonEFive I’ve been wondering about separating the ID/auth from the app. Someone recently got Keycloak working and that has some possibilities for federation. Not sure if that really helps though. You still have to trust the keycloak admins
@JonEFive I do run an instance that’s just for me https://fledd.it (configured as a news aggregator) it was easy on elest.io. $10/ month is too much for most people though. I don’t think this is the route to mass adoption.
@JonEFive Multi-magazines are certainly desirable and would to some extent mitigate the data loss caused by an individual server going dark.
I guess the larger issue is if your ‘home’ instance is the one that goes dark, taking your personal account with it. Maybe it’s in fact user account portability that’s most important to work on. Assuming that multi-magazines happen fairly soon.
@fantasy95 The threadiverse. I made an aggregator to suit my tastes https://fledd.it/
@plisken Technically I like all this stuff.
These are not my people though, it’s all shitcoin hype in the feed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA-jiiepOrE&t=6s
Reminds me of this essay https://nexus.blacksky.network/zine/00000001/confederal-protocols I think Nostr get’s much of that right.
@JoeClu I think the protocol gets a lot right. It’s just a shame all the users are alt-right.
@crossmr Well that is weird. Would you try subscribing to see if that pulls it in? You could always unsubscribe if you hate it?
It mostly seems to work testing from here: https://tools.pingdom.com/#624fcdcb71c00000
@crossmr Yeah, it ran into a glitch. Fixed now
@NotTheOnlyGamer Because I’m too busy right now.
Only ‘trusted’ users can upload to r/pics. Here’s a pic of John Oliver hiding in https://kbin.social/m/johnoliver
@CoderKat It works on torrents, so the more people use it the faster it gets (in theory) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebTorrent
@Chozo I wonder if this bodes well for Kbin/Lemmy? Arguably their model is more about content than social relationships.