Why do you want sub-accounts, if you can have as many regular accounts as you want?
Why do you want sub-accounts, if you can have as many regular accounts as you want?
Websites can be bridged to ActivityPub with https://fed.brid.gy
There was a socialist candidate for president Eugene V. Debs, running from a prison cell in 1920
“What is certain is that if they are Marxists, then I myself am not a Marxist”
– Karl Marx
Oh, can you pm me (@cyber:sysrq.in)? I can’t get mautrix-telegram bridge working, it doesn’t respond to invites from rooms on other servers.
Expect AP updates to be rare, just like other protocols
I planned to make a Mastodon client for KDE and name it “Kulupu”. But it was stalled and Tokodon appeared earlier.
jan pi toki pona li pali e ilo la ni li pona tawa mi
does traffic for boosts go via the original instance
That way. You can’t trust a third-party instance to proxy content, every server has to get its own copy.
It’s always IP + DNS + Deep Packet Inspection. To access blocked websites, you have to use some sort of proxying.
Or does the protocol not work like that?
That’s technically possible but no major fedi software implements it because you can’t trust a third-party server.
just spin up a new one in heitzner
Russian bank cards are accepted virtually nowhere, and only few hosting operators accept cryptocurrencies.
Correct
Instances hosted in Russia can’t federate with lgbtqia.space anymore.
Right. However, instances hosted in Russia can’t federate with lgbtqia.space anymore.
don’t give them ideas
good ol’ nagios (or one of its forks)
syslog over udp
ActivityPub acts like two-way RSS