@dansup@pixelfed I wonder if there is some way you could do this while maintaining anonymity, the way Apple does with face data in Photos. Is the data set small enough that you could hash the contact details in the way that you would passwords and then compare them locally in chunks in the background? The only thing ever uploaded would be the hashes and all the matching in comparison would be done locally.
I’ve gotta come up with a cool name for but I’ve got a (mostly) working read-only #lemmy client built entirely in #SwiftUI on my iPad. I like the idea of an app built specifically for lurkers with no auth required (pairs well with @mastowatch!) and it scratches my own itch for #Reddit because I very rarely posted. #TestFlight soon?
@davidbures I was originally using RSS to see if the UI could even be built on an iPad but then dropped in HTTP once I had feeds loading. Mlem looks awesome! Hoping enough people even want a read-only client 😂
@davidbures I totally would! The documentation was definitely a hurdle for me because the link redirects to a JS client right now. I did a bit of spelunking and guessing until I found the 3-4 calls I’ve needed so far. I have to imagine the WebSocket API is a night and day difference though. How are you handling the migration? Just call by call or trying to automate it somehow?
Exciting new! Mastowatch 2.0 has hit the #AppStore a little ahead of the original #WWDC launch date. It didn’t make sense to sit around and wait for WWDC when the new features were just sitting there waiting to see the world. So what is new in this build? Check out the thread ⬇️ or grab it here: https://apple.co/3VUPytt