I know for a fact that it is possible to have a mastodon handle like @example.com , no second @, no "username", only the server.
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I know for a fact that it is possible to have a mastodon handle like @example.com , no second @, no "username", only the server. Does anyone you know— even one person— use this?
(If the answer is yes— are they using it as an "official status updates account for a server" or using it personally?)
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I know for a fact that it is possible to have a mastodon handle like @example.com , no second @, no "username", only the server. Does anyone you know— even one person— use this?
(If the answer is yes— are they using it as an "official status updates account for a server" or using it personally?)
@mcc I don't think it's super well supported across software, or even internally in software, like mastodon would probably take @example.com and make it @example.com@example.com
So I don't think anyone is currently using it
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I know for a fact that it is possible to have a mastodon handle like @example.com , no second @, no "username", only the server. Does anyone you know— even one person— use this?
(If the answer is yes— are they using it as an "official status updates account for a server" or using it personally?)
@mcc Are you sure? I've seen something like that with WordPress AP plugin, but it was basically @example.com@example.com.
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@mcc Are you sure? I've seen something like that with WordPress AP plugin, but it was basically @example.com@example.com.
@Razemix I've seen it once.
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I know for a fact that it is possible to have a mastodon handle like @example.com , no second @, no "username", only the server. Does anyone you know— even one person— use this?
(If the answer is yes— are they using it as an "official status updates account for a server" or using it personally?)
That sounds so cursed to me
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That sounds so cursed to me
@gabboman gabbo you know what you must do -
@gabboman gabbo you know what you must do
To diferentiate between fedi and bsky wafrn counts the number of @ in the username
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To diferentiate between fedi and bsky wafrn counts the number of @ in the username
@gabboman oh fuck, i can already imagine the absolute fucking mess it would be for wafrn to even attempt implementing the beforementioned concept...
you would basically need to hold a cache of all the known user handles, their type, where they point to, and also routinely check whether a domain holds either a pds or a fedi instance but ALSO what would happen if you happen to have both on the same domain????
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@gabboman oh fuck, i can already imagine the absolute fucking mess it would be for wafrn to even attempt implementing the beforementioned concept...
you would basically need to hold a cache of all the known user handles, their type, where they point to, and also routinely check whether a domain holds either a pds or a fedi instance but ALSO what would happen if you happen to have both on the same domain????
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAI already do
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I know for a fact that it is possible to have a mastodon handle like @example.com , no second @, no "username", only the server. Does anyone you know— even one person— use this?
(If the answer is yes— are they using it as an "official status updates account for a server" or using it personally?)
@mcc hmm, I kind of want to use my reinh dot com domain this way...
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@mcc hmm, I kind of want to use my reinh dot com domain this way...
@reinh it would mean i could have the same username on both mastodon and bluesky, is one interesting thing about it
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I know for a fact that it is possible to have a mastodon handle like @example.com , no second @, no "username", only the server. Does anyone you know— even one person— use this?
(If the answer is yes— are they using it as an "official status updates account for a server" or using it personally?)
mcc@mastodon.social are you looking for examples of users out in the wild that do it?
@snarfed.org@snarfed.org is my example I can think of offhand. It doesn't even work with NodeBB uh oh heh
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@julian uuhhh well you may have just found a bug in Tusky
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@julian uuhhh well you may have just found a bug in Tusky
mcc@mastodon.social to answer your question I believe it is Ryan Barrett's personal account.
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@julian thanks.
So I'm on my phone and it's hard to look at this clearly— it seems this is a bridgyfed mirror of a bluesky account— is this correct?
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@julian thanks.
So I'm on my phone and it's hard to look at this clearly— it seems this is a bridgyfed mirror of a bluesky account— is this correct?
mcc@mastodon.social you know, I actually have no idea.
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@mcc @itamarst *nods with sage agreement* well, except martin hasn't transitioned yet, but these things can take time
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@mcc there's a bit here and there about how the robots can have sensory integration with their bodies beyond the capabilities of their sensorium, and that it is psychosomatic, but much in the same way as the word psychosomatic is thrown around in real life, it's still real to the individual experiencing it. so, she might just be cold.
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@julian it uses MLS, doesn't it?
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interest for the interest god
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50 year mortgage
50 year mortgage
we want the 50 year 50 year mortgagein a 30 year mortgage one often pays the price of the home more than twice over. This is not enough interest. MOAR
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It made me cry a little bit inside when I discovered that AOSP's SMS app doesn't support RCS despite it being an open protocol because it relies on a proprietary backend.
So... RCS over ActivityPub when?
