@cjd@p@silverpill@jaff@mint@sun Nice, i've been thinking about this topic for a long time and even ran a few experiments, but never really found a good way to go through with it. This seems like a good approach (and as you say, it's relatively easy to add.
In semi-related ideas, I've been experimenting with Pleroma-via-Deltachat, not exactly AP-over-Email, but close. It does mostly work, but discovery is the big issue. https://github.com/lambadalambda/headwater
A few months ago we found out my newlywed wife has a serious cancer diagnosis.
She is going into surgery tomorrow.
There is no expectation that this surgery will be life-threatening, but you never know what will happen, and it is already life-and-body-changing. And, we will not know if we will find more cancer when they get in there, that is a concern. Even after the surgery is done, we will be going through a long period of chemotherapy. This isn't the beginning of the end, it's just the beginning of a long period of treatment.
Whatever happens, we are putting it into the hands of the Father. But I am asking for your prayer for her.
I don't know what else to say about it but it was time to ask.
Name services like Namecoin, ENS, PKT, ... are going to be useful here because getting a domain on them costs *something*, so it's sorta kinda like a 1$ ICANN domain, and that's gonna slow down the spam to something similar to what the fedi is familiar with.
And the name service / transport split means someone can register a .bit and CNAME it to their .onion and that will work.
I told you to come get fertilized. — Timothy McVeigh, Oklahoma City, April 19, 1995
Embed this notice?uper?nekFriend ? (supersnekfriend@poa.st)'s status on Tuesday, 21-Jul-2026 07:27:10 JST
?uper?nekFriend ?>There is a German theological article that is relevant to my research. >It's just over 100 years old >Should be in public domain >Have university access to many databases >University doesn't have access to the journal >Darn >Germany doesn't have "public domain" >If I want the article, I would be paying $50+ just to access it "legally" >Teehee! You better respect the laws and not use that article. Romans 13 and all that There is a reason even professional academics and scholars pirate so readily and it's illegal and immoral bullshit like this.