@Scott M. Stolz But here is an interesting question. Since webfinger tells everyone what the AP URLs are, wouldn't any server that checks webfinger find the new URLs?

@kims Wow. Just wow. The layers of abuse.

@davetroy @deskJet95 @mbrailer Just one more... continuing the email/esocial analogy, it becomes important to have an element. For email it is a 'message'. People can refer to an email message. They send and receive messages. For esocial it's a 'post'. Replies are also a type of post. Once you conceptually have an element that can be exchanged among all clients the whole thing comes into focus. For example, "a WordPress blog can now transmit and receive esocial posts." Clear as a bell.5/4+1

@serapath @teledyn @bhaugen @cwebberWith a proper conceptual model, a good enough domain design for "commons-driven adaptive adhocracy" we can drill down to what protocols and architecture support best match.Regardless of under-the-hood tech, I hope we enter an era of app-free computing, where services choreograph into dynamic social experiences tailored to satisfy needs and adaptive to the context of the social interactions that take place between people.And thriving service ecosystems.

@LeilahLilienruh @radikal Mein Server (nicht dieser hier) ist zum Glück zur Zeit noch so klein, dass wir da ganz gut unsere Ruhe haben.

@vel @darkphoenix @MagicLike Schurgebunden ist so 1990

@[email protected] I know there’s some flavors out there that don’t use systemd, but I don’t know what they use instead…

@greg And no, JS was not a toy pre-V8, it was just orders of magnitude harder to do well. This assumption is perpetuating the bullshit. Don't be that person.

@neoluddite @jpm @trib @Kels_316 it is the car for Ray from Achewood

@[email protected] Update: In VirtualBox, the autoselected networking device is wm0 instead of re0. And...it works! So I guess I'll have to file a bug report with Boxes.

@quixote Nobody ever went broke overestimating how much people hate change

@[email protected] in hindsight, I think it gave me gender envy when I watched it and no I do not see a need to dig any further into that

@project1enigma literally 60 seconds to deploy something and get a full CI/CD pipeline with staging environments, promotion to production, instant rollbacks (all via a button), monitoring, log streaming, managed databases/SSL, auto-scaling.No need to configure web servers, load balancing, OS security, containerisation.It's more costly than something like EC2 when looking at purely infra, but when you factor in salaries, wasted time, risk, it's far cheaper (except at huge scale).

@dekkia GDPR was ridiculed by tech corps. Now many more countries have or are in the process of implementing similar laws and regulations. The Digital Markets Act has forced tech companies to be more transparent. Regulations work, IMHO, if they are well adjusted and enforced.

@jessamyn as much as possible

I made the mistake of buying board games in the past, and it turns out most of these require you to have IRL friends who will come over to play.

@samir maybe!

@GeePawHill No, it's fine. I am quite proud of this post. I just wasn't sure if I had accidentally struck on some well known form of posting I wasn't aware of

@schwa ugh

@susi_boozie @Paradox How do you even compute. Smartphone typing would drive me mad after a while.