@AugustArchon Absolutely. When the moment that they were doing the Desert Fever plot again and that I had to backtrack hit me, I nearly lost it.
At least the moment was clipped. 😅 https://www.twitch.tv/damagecontrolblog/clip/CarelessBombasticRedpandaLeeroyJenkins-GA7BbRPcS-o8-rMy
From what I've read when they first went public about it, it was because of #portability which don't exist in the #ActivityPub protocol. When I informed them about the #NomadicIdentity powering #Hubzilla (and #Streams today), they said they weren't aware of it (at least from what I can recall), so they'll look into it.
The second reason is moderation. Which, if we only look at AP protocol it's pretty much basic, if any. But if they were only aware of Hubzilla's #Zot protocol before they started their project, they probably would've used it since moderation and permissions are awesome in Zot (far better than what #Bluesky / #ATproto currently have today).
And well, they already started their own project and set up their goals, so they pushed for it.
At least that's how I understood it. Not necessarily accurate.
I've been a yogi for many years, but today I decided to try wall pilates, to see what the weird hype is around it.
At first I laughed at the whole thing, it seemed strange and looked funny, but it actually had my stomach muscles, arms and legs burning. The only thing I wish for is better back exercises, and I am still a bit sceptical. Running and yoga on a mat is still my favourite ways to exercise.
So, that's the exercise report from Liv today. You are welcome.
@mike I'm currently listening to your latest Dot Social episode with @cubicgarden. Really enjoying it.
At the 11:55 mark, you mention The Guardian's experience with Mastodon and how they ultimately shut it down. I think you mean the Financial Times.
FT setup a Mastodon instance and let anyone join. That turned into a royal mess for them.
https://www.ft.com/content/8d995a24-d77c-4208-a3a6-603d8788ebcd
Not sure why FT allowed anyone to join their instance. They should've done what BBC is doing. Keep accounts limited to just FT.
Your understanding of the url field is incorrect. It’s not supposed to specifically be what you think it is supposed to be, as shown by the examples from the spec, what little of that spec there is. Please stop haranguing me about this topic because I’m not going to budge on it.
At this stage, I’m more likely to move forward with the specification idea that @Moon suggested on my own fork and just never MR it here because of the extreme unreasonableness I’m getting from you here.
This sad and accurate analysis from @MisuseCase illustrates why I’m generally anti-utopianism:
https://twit.social/@MisuseCase/111290269292070289
Hope? Always. Envision a radically better world? Always! But utopianism? Certitude about a hypothetical paradise? Watch it.
At some point when I have a bit more time, I’ll write up my thoughts on this in a thread. In brief: burn-it-all-down revolutionism is a form of eschatological messianism, and that mode of thought never ends well even when it’s nominally secular.
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