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verius (verius)'s status on Thursday, 06-Apr-2017 10:31:53 EDT verius It's amusing how there's a whole W3C working group creating a social spec and the actual fediverse simply runs on buggy implementations of incompletely documented protocols. -
verius (verius)'s status on Wednesday, 08-Mar-2017 03:21:40 EST verius @bobjonkman The latter. The former is allowing too much internet connectivity. -
verius (verius)'s status on Tuesday, 07-Mar-2017 14:25:17 EST verius PSA: if it's connected to the internet and an intelligence agency is interested in you then you can safely assume it's a bug. -
verius (verius)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Jan-2017 10:17:11 EST verius Protip: if you make TWKN your primary timeline you're going to see disagreeable posts. -
verius (verius)'s status on Sunday, 01-Jan-2017 12:43:59 EST verius Custard now loads data from the server and shows it:
https://community.highlandarrow.com/attachment/96391
There's still a lot of work to be done, but this means all three major application parts (view, database and network interaction) are at least working together on the most basic level. -
verius (verius)'s status on Thursday, 15-Dec-2016 13:52:42 EST verius One crucial mistake that happens, I think, is to think of the GS parts of the fediverse as a microblogging service. It's not. It's a Twitter alternative. Blogging implies a one-to-many publishing but the reality is that the value of the fediverse is in the interaction between people. It's inevitable due to the nature of the fediverse that nodes won't have a full vie… -
verius (verius)'s status on Thursday, 15-Dec-2016 13:40:11 EST verius Every time I look at GNU Social API's it strikes me how much info they give that I don't want and how bad they are at giving info that I want.
It's like in the evolution of the API everyone has been working on extending it with cool features rather than making the core solid.
Same effect can be seen with the various standardization attempts. -
verius (verius)'s status on Tuesday, 06-Dec-2016 04:31:24 EST verius Facebook wants people to flag fake news. Prepare for accurate news to be downvoted harder than a Hillary AMA on The_Donald. -
verius (verius)'s status on Saturday, 03-Dec-2016 03:09:00 EST verius I have a new idea for a heat source to power the internet: mastogab. -
verius (verius)'s status on Friday, 02-Dec-2016 02:49:36 EST verius @archaeme Oh, and there are only noobs at Docker, including Docker devs. The rest ran away from it. -
verius (verius)'s status on Saturday, 26-Nov-2016 13:27:59 EST verius But it's a start. :) -
verius (verius)'s status on Saturday, 26-Nov-2016 13:27:53 EST verius https://git.postactiv.com/verius/custard now exists, offering a worse experience than Mustard-Mod (i.e. all images are black boxes) -
verius (verius)'s status on Friday, 25-Nov-2016 05:57:38 EST verius @maiyannah I don't see the downside of mastodon defederating. -
verius (verius)'s status on Monday, 14-Nov-2016 14:04:31 EST verius @gameragodzilla @maiyannah In the Bush era I read something of Democrats snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. Still rings true today. -
verius (verius)'s status on Saturday, 12-Nov-2016 03:49:27 EST verius Politicians should be fined every time they use the term "populism". It's such a lazy shorthand to avoid addressing why people vote for folks like Trump. -
verius (verius)'s status on Monday, 10-Oct-2016 13:38:05 EDT verius @pennyfortheguy @mjd There's also systemic issues with the first past the post system that make it really hard for a third party candidate to get elected. Since in first past the post the candidate with the most votes wins if you like A best but don't want B to win it can be more strategic to vote for C if you think enough other people are going to vote for C. Transl… -
verius (verius)'s status on Friday, 29-Apr-2016 11:36:22 EDT verius @andstatus @maiyannah @lnxw48 @thefaico Indeed. Though the twitter API is to some extent by necessity hackish.
Looking at the atom protocol and the existing PumpIO class in AndStatus it may be interesting to look at the native atom protocol. I'll do some experimentation over the weekend. If nothing else it'll be a good refresher for my Java skills. :)