kkffoo, to actuallyautistic
@kkffoo@mastodon.social avatar

For some reason I thought my @actuallyautistic co-groupies might enjoy this;
https://www.facebook.com/groups/dullmensclub/permalink/1415641495759054/

haui,
@haui@mastodon.giftedmc.com avatar

@kkffoo @actuallyautistic Can relate. I try to keep mostly to the fediverse and have abandoned most others.

I use

Since then: no ads, rarely hatespeech in my feed and can decide what I want to see instead of corporate rule.

I also dont need paid subscriptions for it, unified all my chat apps to one and so on.

erlend, to random
@erlend@writing.exchange avatar

There’s a major convergence of OAuth/OIDC support across applications, is going all-in on it as its root default, and other social web protocols are tagging along as well.

Like the separation of church and state, it seems prudent to keep the management of our digital identities separate from our social network servers.

Domain-based OIDC accounts, especially when self-hosted, serve the function of a minimum-viable

https://socialhub.activitypub.rocks/t/autonomous-identity-for-the-pluriverse-based-on-oauth-oidc/3675?u=erlend_sh

okpierre, to random
@okpierre@mastodon.social avatar

Element has a new home and will be adopting AGPL license for Synapse, Dendrite and associated server side projects.

"Future code contributors to Synapse will need to sign a contributor license agreement (CLA) based on the Apache Software Foundation’s CLA, giving Element ownership of their contribution so we can use it to help fund Matrix core development in future."

https://element.io/blog/element-to-adopt-agplv3/

andrew, to law
@andrew@esq.social avatar

Hey , if you're prepping for the week ahead consider joining us on -- which can be viewed as federated Slack or Discord.

We have a relatively active and topic channel, but we're always looking for new voices.

https://matrix.to/#/#lawgeneral:matrix.esq.social

@law

andrew, to law
@andrew@esq.social avatar

Reminder to that https://www.lawstodon.org is a useful tool for finding professionals in the .

I generally make a first pass at folks when looking to make a referral, and the individual profile pages are great contact points to send folks looking for someone in a particular jurisdiction/practice.

If you haven't already added yourself or claimed a profile, feel free to do so. I've worked through the backlog of applications and will get to new ones quickly.

@law

andrew,
@andrew@esq.social avatar

@law

And hey, while we're at it , come chat with us on -- which will give you some serious IRC vibes, if you are an old internet "netizen" (gag) like me.

Generaly interest room is here: https://matrix.to/#/#lawgeneral:matrix.esq.social

andrew, to law
@andrew@esq.social avatar

Hey friends! Come join us on (read: Slack or Discord): https://matrix.to/#/#lawgeneral:matrix.esq.social

We have a good group of ~30 folks, always looking for more and adjacent voices.

Let me know if you need help getting connected. I promise the day to day use of Matrix is more seamless than the onboarding (it is not unlike in that respect).

@law

damon, to random

We clearly need a alternative. Please don’t say because clearly the clients are not cutting it. I see constant devs and tech companies using discord, even Fossbros . Clearly something is missing

NickEast, to writers
@NickEast@geekdom.social avatar

What about the endless terms and conditions, the unlawful data-mining, the international tax fraud! 🤔
I demand more realism in my SciFi writing! 😂

@sciencefiction @writers @writingcommunity @writing @authorindiespeak



AimeeMaroux, to random
@AimeeMaroux@mastodon.social avatar

I'm a bit sad. I've tried to bring people over to with what are good arguments to ME: content creators will eventually be shadowbanned or booted off a platform as soon as there is advertisers or payment processors demanding it. For marginalised people, Mastodon has powerful tools to stay safe.
But most people I talk to do acknowledge that and then go on to stay on or sign up for .
But I understand the discoverability issues, it's Mastodon's greatest weakness IMO.

Turnimunt,
@Turnimunt@mastodon.social avatar

@nggalai @AimeeMaroux I don't really agree with either or arguments. I would have stayed on if they hadn't kicked me off - for using a VPN too often I can only guess.

And I'd happily try - if someone offered me an invite - but i wouldn't leave here, unless I no longer liked it here. I use and too.

Diversity is good. Everyone should be everywhere they have the time to be. After all that's how we use our offline time.

theradiocc, to random German
@theradiocc@social.tchncs.de avatar

Huch, ist ja schon wieder soweit! Euer Magazin wird heute um 17 Uhr wieder Live auf https://theradio.cc im

Seid dabei, es geht wie immer um , , das und das Neuste aus der Community.

Kommt in unseren / -Chat: https://theradio.cc/chat

milan, to random
@milan@social.tchncs.de avatar

is it worth having a closer look at when i am on already? also in terms of (considering to) trying to move over family communication

SnorriSturluson,
@SnorriSturluson@social.tchncs.de avatar

@milan what are the advantages of to

rolle, to random
@rolle@mementomori.social avatar

The most frustrating thing to say in a document, when there are absolutely no step-by-step instructions. #Matrix

nausiyan, to random
@nausiyan@mastodon.sdf.org avatar

Is there not a functional app for that does not completely suck? hangs a lot before it updates chats at all, same for but not as long and not as frequent. is over simplified and doesn't seem to have a way to have unread chats be on top, nor is there any jump to last read spot. Other clients don't have spaces, so they are already eliminated. Is there no other option?

thomas, to dach in Messenger-Apps: Bauanleitung für plattformübergreifende Chats – netzpolitik.org
@thomas@raeuberwald.de avatar

Doch für moderne Messenger-Dienste wie WhatsApp, iMessage oder Signal fehlte bislang ein vergleichbarer offener Standard.

Das ist natürlich Blödsinn. Es gibt schon lange offene Standards wie zb oder moderner auch . Die haben sich nur nicht durchgesetzt, hauptsächlich weil die Firmen, die jetzt wieder mal einen neuen Standard durchsetzen möchten, die boykottiert haben.

Having a few issues setting up a Matrix instance, could use some guidance.

So I’m in the process of moving my discord server over to matrix. I rented a VPS with 2 cores/2gb of ram for this. What I’m having issues with is media store and federation. I believe I have the media_store configured corrected as I can post images in my own channels, however I get Error 500 while attempting to upload a...

notdeadyet, to selfhosted in Having a few issues setting up a Matrix instance, could use some guidance.
@notdeadyet@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

That’s very normal regarding the crash trying to join #matrix:matrix.org. You need much higher specs and need to be using Postgres database, MySQL probably won’t handle it.

Can you post a sanitized version of your homeserver.yaml so we can take a look at your config?

Also are you running docker or something else?

hywan, to random
@hywan@fosstodon.org avatar

Element X 🙌 !
Element X 👏 !
Element X 👌 !

Soon. Very soon.

hook, to foss in IMHO XMPP / Jabber is the best Instant Messenger (IM) protocol
@hook@toot.si avatar

@mattj, I guess you’re right.

I’m probably paralysed a bit due to my main XMPP server being (someone else’s) small instance that’s not very maintained (can’t blame them) and every time I log in I’m literally greeted with hundreds (thousands?) of spam invites and messages.

I should probably migrate to a more active server. Happy to pay/donate for it too.

(I moved my family to , but would prefer , esp. if self-hosting was easy enough for my weak-ass admin skills.)

@privsecfoss

raulo, to random
@raulo@bonn.social avatar

Years ago, I installed my own server out of sheer technical curiosity. I abandoned it as soon as I found out it worked. Later, I became a consumer, and the buyout made me create a second Mastodon account. Now there's a , and I found out that you can follow and interact with posts from within my Mastodon app. I find this incredible and love the !

Now I am curious whether and could similarly be integrated.

pfefferle, to random German
@pfefferle@notiz.blog avatar

The AT Protocol

Vor zwei Jahren wollte Twitter in das „Dezentrale Netzwerke“-Business einsteigen und gründete eigens dafür das Projekt Bluesky. In den folgenden zwei Jahren wurde viel evaluiert und diskutiert, was wohl die beste Lösung für Twitter sei und wir alle fieberten mit ob es nun ActivityPub oder doch Matrix werden würde…

Aber das Warten hat ein Ende! Bluesky hat verkündet wie es weiter geht!

Sie entwickeln ein neues Protokoll!

Das AT Protocol, kurz für Authenticated Transfer Protocol!

Ich hab mir die FAQ mal angeschaut und dort steht warum Bluesky sich gegen ActivityPub entschieden hat:

Account portability is the major reason why we chose to build a separate protocol. We consider portability to be crucial because it protects users from sudden bans, server shutdowns, and policy disagreements. Our solution for portability requires both signed data repositories and DIDs, neither of which are easy to retrofit into ActivityPub. The migration tools for ActivityPub are comparatively limited; they require the original server to provide a redirect and cannot migrate the user’s previous data.

Das erinnert mich ein bisschen an die Subline von meinem OpenWeb-Icons Font:

Why OpenWeb Icons? Because Font Awesome had no RSS-icon […]

Weil ActivityPub keine perfekte Lösung für „Account portability“ hat, bauen sie ein komplett neues Protokoll?

ActivityPub ist sicherlich nicht „feature complete“, aber ein guter erster Wurf, was das Fediverse erfolgreich bewiesen hat! Warum arbeitet Twitter also lieber an einem eigen Format anstatt mit dem W3C zusammen an ActivityPub v2?

Warum macht sich das W3C überhaupt noch die Mühe „Standards“ zu definieren?

Wegen der Interoperabilität!

Würde Twitter mit HTTP(S), HTML oder CSS ähnlich umgehen, würde der Browser einfach leer bleiben, weil das &$%§& Internet nur mit einheitlichen Standards funktioniert!

Und das gleiche gilt auch für dezentralte Netze, zumindest wenn sie erfolgreich sein wollen! Darüber hab ich tragischerweise schon vor 10 Jahren geschrieben!

Diaspora* wurde kaum für „tot“ erklärt und schon steht das nächste Projekt in den Startlöchern! Tent.io soll ein protocol for distributed social networking and personal data storage werden. Alles neu, alles anders, alles besser als OStatus, DiSo oder Diaspora*. Aber mal ganz ehrlich… was haben die Diasporas & Co. bisher geschaffen? Ziel war es Facebooks „Walled Gardens“ aufzubrechen und was kam wirklich dabei rum? Eine ganze Reihe an dezentralen „Walled Gardens“. Na danke!

Dezentrale „Walled Gardens“

Das fediverse hat (wie schon erwähnt) bisher einen großartigen Job gemacht und verschiedenste Netzwerke mit den verschiedensten Ausprägungen vernetzt! Ich glaube bin der festen Überzeugung, dass sich diesmal wirklich das offene Format (ActivityPub) durchsetzen wird und Blueskys Authenticated Transfer Protocol auch in ein paar Monaten oder Jahren keine Rolle spielen wird!

Ben Werdmuller hat eine gesunde Einstellung zu dem Thema:

I’m so burned out by open source social, but I’m glad to see people throw energy at the problem, even if it’s not how I would have gone about it.

Twitter

Mehr hab ich dazu eigentlich nicht zu sagen, außer dass wir in der aktuellen Folge des neunetzcasts sehr ausgiebig über genau dieses Problem gesprochen haben!

https://notiz.blog/b/6AM

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