I will be speaking at Berlin Fediverse Day 2025 https://berlinfedi.day/en/My talk title and description are a stub, because I am still thinking about what I want to say.
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I will be speaking at Berlin Fediverse Day 2025 https://berlinfedi.day/en/
My talk title and description are a stub, because I am still thinking about what I want to say. I am taking this talk very seriously.
Everything seems urgent and important. I believe:
- Decentralized media is the only media we have left amidst fascism
- The fediverse and the ATmosphere are the best hopes we have. But neither are sufficient.
- What are our real threats
- What we're doing at Spritely
- What we can all do -
I will be speaking at Berlin Fediverse Day 2025 https://berlinfedi.day/en/
My talk title and description are a stub, because I am still thinking about what I want to say. I am taking this talk very seriously.
Everything seems urgent and important. I believe:
- Decentralized media is the only media we have left amidst fascism
- The fediverse and the ATmosphere are the best hopes we have. But neither are sufficient.
- What are our real threats
- What we're doing at Spritely
- What we can all doI am trying to balance this against the fact that I have said some of these things at my recent Fediforum keynote. I'm not against repeating themes, I do it often, but I don't want it to sound like it will be the same talk.
And it won't be.
Because a lot has happened, and because I haven't said everything yet.
I'm worried about the here and now, and I'm worried about our future. And I want us to build. I want us to thrive.
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I will be speaking at Berlin Fediverse Day 2025 https://berlinfedi.day/en/
My talk title and description are a stub, because I am still thinking about what I want to say. I am taking this talk very seriously.
Everything seems urgent and important. I believe:
- Decentralized media is the only media we have left amidst fascism
- The fediverse and the ATmosphere are the best hopes we have. But neither are sufficient.
- What are our real threats
- What we're doing at Spritely
- What we can all do@cwebber@social.coop is atproto actually useful?
My observations are that it seems very... deliberately centralized -
@cwebber@social.coop is atproto actually useful?
My observations are that it seems very... deliberately centralized@dawn It's centralized. It has some of the key pieces that the fediverse should also have though (content-addressing and portable identity), which to be fair I have been saying ActivityPub should adopt since 2017
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@dawn It's centralized. It has some of the key pieces that the fediverse should also have though (content-addressing and portable identity), which to be fair I have been saying ActivityPub should adopt since 2017
@cwebber@social.coop I dunno, like, sure its adoption has been better, but like, it's still behind hubzilla in portability
Too bad hubzilla is so half-baked. Either way, agreed, the portable identity is a desperately missing part of fedi.
That being said, it seems as though the things atproto offers are mostly smoke and mirrors enabled by the centralized architecture.
Though, tbh, I am mostly not there for it, and thus may be dismissing it in ways that are unproductive.
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@cwebber@social.coop I dunno, like, sure its adoption has been better, but like, it's still behind hubzilla in portability
Too bad hubzilla is so half-baked. Either way, agreed, the portable identity is a desperately missing part of fedi.
That being said, it seems as though the things atproto offers are mostly smoke and mirrors enabled by the centralized architecture.
Though, tbh, I am mostly not there for it, and thus may be dismissing it in ways that are unproductive.
I think i'll stand with my opinions on its moderation though@cwebber@social.coop (Sorry for rambling at you like this lol)
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@cwebber@social.coop (Sorry for rambling at you like this lol)
@dawn It's fine! There will be some fresh critique/analysis of both ATProto and the present-day fediverse in my talk, that I can promise
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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What I mean by "ActivityPub would not have happened" is I mean quite literally, @tsyesika and I, the co-editors of the spec, would not have worked on it were it not for my exposure to the Blender community.
There's a lot of reasons why that's true actually. The MediaGoblin fundraiser that ultimately paid for @tsyesika's work on ActivityPub happened largely with direct mentorship from multiple people in the Blender community. That's just one way.
There are so many others.
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Se ho capito bene, in America sono tutti terroristi tranne quelli con il cappellino MAGA.
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I posted a somewhat emotional note about hearing about @tonroosendaal's handing of the leadership torch of Blender over on lobste.rs. https://lobste.rs/s/bpk3l6/ton_roosendaal_step_down_as_blender#c_69jzlp
There's a lot more I could say. In many ways ActivityPub would not have happened were it not for my exposure to the Blender community.
As I said in the comment, Ton's fingerprints are all over Blender, which is so much more than just software. I have full confidence in the team that will carry the torch forward but for now: thank you Ton.
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@francina1909 L'estensione di un anno del supporto è gratuita, credo potresti farla da sola, basta iscriversi con account Microsoft (che probabilmente hai già). Cerca "estensione supporto windows 10", si chiama ESU.
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So you found on the fediverse a post from a bluesky user, and it was interesting enough, for you to take the time to reply to that post.
He's not gonna read your reply, but since few days, at least, they remind you.You can do 3 things
- enable the bridge, so he can read your reply
- user block the whole bsky.brid.gy instance so you will never see a post from bluesky users again
- keep reading those bsky.brid.gy persons, considering them just read-only bots
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@briankrebs
Here the art of @Zambunny
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@linux @diggita @linux@diggita.com Fatto! Anche se il mio post sarà completamente inutile per chi è già fan di Linux 😀
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@theonion I kind of like that idea
