tilvids, to random
@tilvids@mstdn.social avatar

I just noticed I missed this pretty massive tidbit of information from @joinpeertube regarding the roadmap for

"…Official PeerTube mobile application (end of 2024)"

:amaze:

This has been a long-requested development from the PeerTube community, and something I hear from our community all the time. What an exciting development from an amazing organization! 🙌

https://framablog.org/2023/11/14/lets-regain-ground-on-the-toxic-web-framasofts-2023-report/

@Chocobozzz

ICalzada, to geography
@ICalzada@mastodon.social avatar
ICalzada,
@ICalzada@mastodon.social avatar
renwillis, to fediverse
@renwillis@mstdn.social avatar

Another win for the decentralized Fediverse when a government domain takeback can’t shut it down!

Mali has decided to take back .ml from people who took advantage of the free domain like fmhy.ml & maybe lemmy.ml - https://lemmy.world/post/1915581

And while it sucks for those servers & those users may have to migrate, the and it’s plethora of platforms continues on. 💪 💜

@fediverse

rglullis,
@rglullis@communick.news avatar

ENS/Handshake are interesting enough, but they are still ultimately a database that resolves via ICANN

You lost me here. The whole idea of ENS is that you can resolve any type of record directly via the smart contract. Why is ICANN needed?

turmacar,

ENS is the root for a very small number of top level domains, half a dozen? Everything else just gets passed to the regular ICANN DNS root because most people don’t monitor their DNS/ENS traces and it would be bad™️ if google.com didn’t actually go to google.com.

ENS is in a weird place because it’s a non-profit operating a namespace database that charges money to update the database, which is just ICANN with extra steps. Both are more distributed than the previous solution, which was Jon, but they’re still a singular organization providing oversight. ENS seems to be struggling to find a way to mesh the whole blockchain ethos with that it can’t just let whoever register google.com (/google.eth/etc.). That’s a social issue that requires negotiation/oversight, not a tech issue. Or at least not one they’ve solved yet.

jake4480, to random
@jake4480@c.im avatar

A thing @ploum wrote about corporations wrecking and killing decentralized things (in this case, Google and XMPP) -- and why it's essential to learn from history to resist further corporate destruction:

https://ploum.net/2023-06-23-how-to-kill-decentralised-networks.html

(graphic by @davidrevoy)

kostyn, to random
@kostyn@mastodon.social avatar

I did it! I'm finally leaving mastodon.social for a Mastodon+Hometown instance of my own creation! You can now find my new account @kostyn !!!!

Thanks very much to @mart0 for your incredible step-by-step guide to hosting Mastodon for a begininer like me, and of course, to @darius for their incredible writings and work on Hometown.

P.S. don't fall for Facebook's ("Meta's") bullshit.

ablackcatstail,

@kostyn Excellent! I've been on my own Mastodon instance for just slightly over 6 months and I am loving it. I hope you get the same sense of community and enjoyment.

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