dnc, to random
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I have 33 different Van Leeuwen’s flavors in my freezer and I’ll be testing one by one. #24/33 – Peanut Butter Fudge Pretzel https://www.diningandcooking.com/1384367/i-have-33-different-van-leeuwens-flavors-in-my-freezer-and-ill-be-testing-one-by-one-24-33-peanut-butter-fudge-pretzel/

elaterite, to AncientHistory
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So this is the pictograph to the left of the really crisp one seen in my last post. Sadly, this one has not fared well over the centuries. The left side of it has mostly been washed away by water running down the cliff face. I enhanced this one quite a bit so we could see some of the detail. When it was fresh, I think this one would have really been spectacular! It has many more elements to it than the last one I posted.

#Archeology #Desert #Canyon #RockArt #Photography #Darktable

jqjacobs,
@jqjacobs@archaeo.social avatar

@pgiulan
The type site for Barrier Canyon Style is Barrier Canyon (aka Horseshoe Canyon), a detached unit of Canyonlands NP.
Easy hike down a trail with perfectly camouflaged rattlesnakes. Very long dirt drive in from and I've had to fill road washouts to get there.
https://www.jqjacobs.net/rock_art/barrier1.html

mihobu, to random
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Graduation (Weeknotes #24-17)

https://mihobu.lol/2024/04/graduation

fuomag9, to ubuntu

DO NOT to .04 on if you use , the containers will NOT start. I believe this is something that needs to be fixed by the proxmox team as they seems to be checking for ubuntu version manually in a startup script

guidobibra, to photography
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lexgames, to random
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It's Six Appeal ! One word, six letters. Can you crack the code?

https://lex.games/six/24

scottearle,
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@lexgames I solved Six Appeal #24 in 4 minutes, 19 seconds.

Real words guessed: 4 × 100 = 400
Remaining guesses: 2 × 200 = 400
Time bonus: 41

Total score: 841

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mihobu, to random
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This was a boring week (Weeknotes #24-16)

https://mihobu.lol/2024/04/weeknotes-week-16-2024

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LaurensHof, (edited ) to fediverse
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Last Week in Fediverse – ep 64

This edition of Last Week in Fediverse seems to be a President’s edition; Barack Obama turns on fediverse sharing for his Threads account, and Brazil’s president Lula joins Bluesky. Lots more going on this week, lets dive in:

The News

IFTAS, the nonprofit organisation for Trust & Safety on the social web, has put out a guide for the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA). The guide caters towards ‘small and micro services’ that has member accounts in the EU, which is the large majority of fediverse servers. It is a practical and easy overview of what is expected if you are the operator of a fediverse server, and highly recommended if you are a server admin to check it out. Most requirements in the DSA that are applicable to ‘small and micro services’ (platforms with less than 50 employees and less than 10M EUR turnover) are on how to provide ways of communication with authorities and how to handle their requests. The requirement (art 13) in the DSA that might give server operators the most difficulty is that platforms that are located outside of the EU, but ‘serve EU users or make their services available in the EU are required to have an EU-based
legal representative to manage compliance and communication with EU authorities.’ It seems a significant number of fediverse servers are currently not in compliance with this requirement, and no clear direction yet on how to get there.

Sora is an iOS and MacOS client for the fediverse (for Mastodon, the Forkeys as well as Bluesky), which has been pushing the boundaries with what is possible with 3rd party fediverse clients. The app features a custom For You algorithmic feed, and the developer recently showed during FediForum how people have complete control over their algorithm. Now the developer is back with another update, this time adding P2P video calling to the client. A gif in the announcement post shows how it works. You can schedule a meeting, which send a link for the other person’s fediverse account to join. Both people need to use Sora to use the feature. The developer stated that if there is enough interest in the feature, he will work on making the feature available as a web client that does not require Sora.

Flipboard has reached another major milestone in their process fully federate Flipboard and have full interoperability with the rest of the fediverse. There is now two-way interaction with fediverse accounts and Flipboard accounts that are federated. CEO Mike McCue explains: “Now when a federated Flipboard user curates, people in the fediverse can reply, favorite, boost or follow those Flipboard users who will in turn see that activity in their usual notifications tab. Even better, Flipboard users can directly reply to people in the fediverse — and very soon they will also be able to follow each other.” Furthermore, Flipboard has enabled federation for another 11000 magazines, creating increasing the amount of curated content that is available in the fediverse.

Lyrak is a new social platform that focuses on real-time news and revenue sharing with creators that was announced this week. In the announcement post, Lyrak also stated that fediverse integration will be added to the platform ‘soon’. For more information on Lyrak, Sarah Perez has more extensive look, over at TechCrunch.

Russia’s censorship agency blocks access to the lgtbqia.space server in Russia. The admins of the lgtbqia.space server got a notification by the Russian agency demanding that they remove an account from their server. The account is for a ‘blog about LGBTQ+ people, literature, sports, humor, etc.’ The admins refused to comply, after which the server is now inaccessible in Russia.

During FediForum, Newsmast showcased their new project Patchwork. In a new update, Newsmast says that they ‘are looking at rolling out a Beta version in the coming months, with features like easy opt in or out of networking with Threads & Bluesky, spam management and content filters.’

Some news from Threads

  • Barack Obama’s also turns on fediverse sharing for his Threads account, making him the second US President to do so.
  • WeDistribute wrote a ‘A Beginner’s Guide to the Fediverse, for Threads Users’.
  • A blog post on using Mastodon to follow on Threads accounts, from the perspective of someone who has mainly been using Threads. The blog showcases how third party clients are a major selling point for the fediverse.
  • Meanwhile, Threads invites developers to sign up for API access, but it seems the API can only be used for posting into Threads, as well as analytics. It rules out the possibility of building full-featured third-party clients as you can with the rest of the fediverse.

Some news from Bluesky

Brazilian president Lula has opened an account on Bluesky, Brasil247.com reports. The news comes after an escalating conflict between X and the Brazilian Courts. Elon Musk publicly refused to follow orders by the Brazilian court to block certain accounts on X, and a Brazilian judge has ordered an investigation of Elon Musk for obstruction of justice. President Lula opening an account on Bluesky is a direct response to the ongoing conflict between the Brazilian government and X, and indicates how governments are starting to be fed up with the situation at X. President Lula used his first post on Bluesky to say that 38 slaughterhouses will be authorised to export meat to China. (?)

The Links

  • Mastodon is hiring a new core team member for back-end development.
  • An update on BridgyFed, the upcoming bridge between the fediverse and Bluesky, and the work to make it fully opt-in/consent based.
  • Fediverse Event planning tool Mobilizon has transferred ownership recently, and the new team, Kaihuri, will give a presentation of the new version next week on Monday April 15th.
  • A reading of the Canadian Online Harms Act, from the perspective of fediverse admins.
  • An update on radio free fedi, who have launched their new website as well.
  • Pixelfed open-sources their mobile apps.
  • Annual Mastodon Pledge Drive.
  • The University of Innsbruck expands their Mastodon server to all university employees.
  • Notes on an setting up a fediverse relay with FediBuzz on an Ubuntu server.
  • Lifehacker writes about the current state of the podcast landscape, and role that ActivityPub can play.
  • How to get started with FediTest, a testing suite that is currently being build.
  • An update by ForgeFed on their work on implementing federation into software forges.
  • An overview of this week’s updates to fediverse products.
  • An update from NodeBB and their work on ActivityPub Development.
  • Lemmy’s biweekly development update.

That’s all for this week. If you want more, you can subscribe to my fediverse account or to the mailing list below:

https://fediversereport.com/last-week-in-fediverse-ep-64/

Green_Footballs, to random
@Green_Footballs@mastodon.social avatar

Let's decide on some development priorities

Until now, development has proceeded pretty loosely - we work on whatever seems cool at the time. This is fine but if we collaborate on a decision about priorities then perhaps we'll all be pulling in the same direction a bit more often. If the decision is made in public with all stakeholders, perhaps we'll get some buy-in....

andrew_s, to piefed_meta in Let's decide on some development priorities
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I'll come back to this later, but for now:

  • Federating from local communities #4. You have this as #22, but I've never seen any problem with signatures. I'm subscribed to /c/playground from a server that just dumps out activity into a file, without even checking the signature, so I'd say it's a problem of not being sent at all (I see the activity from local users, but not from remote users). I've had success in test environments for this, but not piefed.social.
  • Improving error messages #24. More get_requests should be surrounded by 'try ... except', so it doesn't crash / say 'oops, something has gone wrong' if, for example, you enter an unresolvable domain in that form.
  • Subscribe to anything #20 is something people want.
  • Mitigate impersonation attempts (related to #52). Piefed doesn't currently check that the domain in the id and the actor's domain match. See this post, where the 'original on lemmon.website' points to a bbc news article. Technically, communities can announce anything - we can check that it is the community actually sending it, but not whether what it announces actually happened. Matching domains helps, so users can verify for themselves.

I need to investigate setting up piefed in production, partly because I keep blowing through my ngrok quota, but mostly because many of the Issues on codeberg don't become apparent or relevant in testing.

I agree with you that getting the fundamentals right for what is currently here is way more important than trying to change it into something else (i.e. do a few things well, rather than lots of things badly)

passthejoe, to random
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FOSS Weekly #24.14: Homelab Special Edition (and Discussing XZ Backdoor in Linux) https://itsfoss.com/newsletter/foss-weekly-24-14/

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Crazypedia, to random
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Crazypedia,
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posting some fun facts! #Monsterdon #Blacula

  • The film was popular in the U.S., debuting at #24 on "Variety"'s list of top films. It eventually grossed over $1 million, making it one of the highest grossing films of 1972.

  • According to the Amercian Film Intitute's Catalog entry for this picture, William Marshall's Mamuwalde was the first black vampire to appear in films.

  • In the beginning, Mamwalde refers to a Doctor Duvalier. At the time, Haiti was ruled by Doc Duvalier, a voodoo practitioner. #HistoricallyAccurate

LaurensHof, (edited ) to fediverse
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Last Week in Fediverse – ep 62

A bit of a quieter news week, especially after last week’s business with Threads’ open beta for federation and Fediforum, with a variety of smaller news items. So let’s dive into this week’s news:

The News

Fediverse event planning platform Mobilizon transfers ownership, from Framasoft to Kaihuri. Framasoft (who also develops PeerTube) has been developing Mobilizon for the past few years, and feels that they have achieved their vision. The Kaihuri association has obtained funding from the NLnet organisation for futher developement.

@Oliphant has maintained the Oliphant’s blocklists over the last few years. He has been working together with IFTAS on the upcoming FediCheck project. FediCheck is a Web service from IFTAS that allows service providers to review and subscribe to external sources such as the IFTAS CARIAD database for automated updates. @Oliphant says about his blocklist project that “project I’m doing is an “interim step on the road to something better.” FediCheck is the “something better”, at least so far as what I can contribute.” As such, future work on the Oliphant blocklist will be minimal, and more information on this will be out soon.

Mastodon’s upcoming new release will feature ‘severed relationship’ notifications. Mastodon CTO Renaud Chaput explains that these notifications will appear when a moderator or admin blocks a user or a whole domain and this action caused you to loose some follows or followers. Screenshots how this will look like available here. There will also be new ways to filter your notifications. The new update, version 4.3, is expected to be released in the next 6 to 8 weeks.

A short update on statistics about Threads: Threads’ legal department denied the request to share NodeInfo data, according to Daniel Supernault, who maintains fedidb.org. Mastodon’s CTO Renaud Chaput meanwhile indicates that mastodon.social knows about 2800 Threads accounts who have turned on federation. While the mastodon.social server does not know about all Threads accounts, it does provide a good indication of roughly the amount of Threads accounts that have turned on federation.

WeDistribute wrote about the decision by the maintainer of fedi.garden to only list instances that do not federate with Threads. The article has a good explainer of the situation, but what stands out to me is that this is another small step towards understanding the fediverse as multiple fediverses instead.

John Spurlock has given an extensive write-up of the current state of work on ActivityPub and podcasting. It is a subject that deserves significantly more attention, something that I hope to get to soon. For people who are interested in a deep dive on the subject, the write-up by Spurlock is excellent.

Sora, an iOS fediverse client for Mastodon, the Forkeys as well as Bluesky keeps pushing the boundaries of innovation in fediverse clients. Last week on Fediforum the developer showcased how Sora has client-side algorithmic feeds that are customisable.. The latest update is a ‘fediverse watch tab’, a scrolling feed of fediverse videos.

The Links

  • FediTest, a framework to help fediverse developers test, has some new information about the feedback they’ve received.
  • The Pixelfed for Android Beta is now available.
  • Out of fediforum came plans to set up a working group for the Forasphere/Threadiverse. The first Technical Alignment Meeting will be on April 4th, 18.00 UTC.https://community.nodebb.org/category/30/activitypub
  • Mangane, a custom front-end for Akkoma, has a new update, which includes to option to schedule post deletion.
  • Macstodon is a Mastodon client for vintage Macintosh computres, and includes “Toot-to-Speech” technology.
  • An overview of fediverse developer resources by the Emissary developer.
  • Share Openly is a prototype to help people share to the fediverse.
  • An interview with Manton Reece about Micro.blog.
  • The bi-weekly update of the Lemmy developers on their work.
  • This week’s updates for fediverse servers, clients and tools.
  • Flipboard published a blog post explaining why creators should pay attention to what’s happening in the fediverse.
  • On cross-posting from Mastodon to Lemmy.
  • You can now follow each channel on Streaming service Nebula on the fediverse via nebula.pub.

That’s all for this week. If you want more, you can subscribe to my fediverse account or to the mailing list below:

#fediverse

https://fediversereport.com/last-week-in-fediverse-ep-62/

cedx, to php French
@cedx@mastodon.social avatar

How stupid! PER Coding Style 2.0:

2.4 Indenting
Code MUST use an indent of 4 spaces for each indent level, and MUST NOT use tabs for indenting.

https://www.php-fig.org/per/coding-style/#24-indenting

fujiwara, (edited ) to random
@fujiwara@sakurajima.moe avatar

Fujiwara Friday #24!

She really looks guilty here... I wonder if she did something wrong? That's just a joke obviously, she can never do anything wrong!

I'll be sharing more Chika photos this week in celebration of her birthday on Sunday! Stay tuned :ChikaDance:

https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/102511678

#FujiwaraFriday #ChikaFujiwara #Kaguyasama

fujiwara,
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Fujiwara Friday #24 part 2!

She's so adorable :ChikaHappy: it's crazy how even after 4 years I still get butterflies in my stomach from seeing her. That's true love right there <3

https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/116208232

#FujiwaraFriday #ChikaFujiwara #Kaguyasama

cryptonewsbot, to Bitcoin
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AkaSci, to random
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Official Results of the 2024 Presidential Greatness Project Expert Survey:

  1. Lincoln
  2. Obama
  3. Clinton
  4. Biden
  5. Reagan
  6. GW Bush
  7. Buchanan
  8. trump (dead last)

The MAGA crowd is obviously throwing fits.

Details at http://www.brandonrottinghaus.com/uploads/1/0/8/7/108798321/presidential_greatness_white_paper_2024.pdf

AkaSci,
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@YetAnotherGeekGuy
Interesting question.
It turns that there have been 46 Presidencies but 45 Presidents.
Grover Cleveland gets counted twice at #22 and #24, because he served two non-consecutive terms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_presidents_of_the_United_States

matt, to movies
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Movie #1: Dream Scenario

This is a thread I’ve done 2 times before, sharing short reviews of every movie I watch in a year. My goal is to watch about 100 movies this year.

All reviews are created with https://quickreviews.app

You can follow me on Letterboxd as well https://letterboxd.com/mattbirchler/

matt,
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Movie #24: Godzilla vs. Kong

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