Claes Wallin ❌ (liaison acct) @clacke@mastodon.social

This Month in Plume: June 2018 https://baptiste.gelez.xyz/~/PlumeDevelopment/this-month-in-plume-june-2018/

Twitter was not bad because "hashtags this" or "trends that". Twitter was bad because:

1. Centralized.
2. They forced you to ID yourself with a phone number.
3. They hand your data to third party companies.
4. Most governments were using it to ID people saying bad things about them.
5. Ads and corporative campaigns.

This month in Plume: May 2018 https://baptiste.gelez.xyz/~/PlumeDevelopment/this-month-in-plume-may-2018/

Making Plume Nicer https://baptiste.gelez.xyz/~/PlumeDevelopment/making-plume-nicer

@knuthollund Former quitter.no users are welcome to join snabeltann.no if they want to stay in the Norwegian part of the Fediverse and don't mind switching to Mastodon. We are a free speech (but not hate speech or trolling) instance.

Shithub, Medium, and Twitter are protecting fascists from the dissemination of publicly available information.

Seize the means of memorisation.

Here's how:

1 http://datproject.org

2 http://ipfs.io

3 http://scuttlebot.io

@Elizafox with the right corporate sponsors I'm sure anticapitalism month will catch on.

Tried to login to #Fedora #Pragure. It depends on Fedora's ID server and the open id implementation.

In the process, I encountered multiple 500 errors. Have to refresh to resubmit all the time.

Once I login, I found out that it depends on #Libravatar for avatar. And when I tried to upload mine, I found out Libravatar is closing down this September.

Not a very assuring experience...

😞

Federation proof of concept into Eventos (codename) https://videos.tcit.fr/videos/watch/6202aec4-5385-46f7-8cfd-402d88731caf

imagine an AP server with an IPFS-aware client, fetching and distributing statuses over the swarm, using the server like a persistent peer 💾 🌐

an AP implementation that uses IPFS as a storage layer 🤔

@CobaltVelvet I prefer to have a competent CA who is on the hook if they fuck up than a CA whom is not

Our cert comes with a $100,000 bond.

LE comes with $0.

#goals

https://blog.liw.fi/posts/2018/02/17/what_is_debian_all_about_really_or_friction_packaging_complex_applications/

"What is Debian all about, really? Or: friction, packaging complex applications"

via https://datamost.com/clacke/note/Ud6D7_8AQ9KkyvyCGuRpfA

@maiyannah Nobody previously had the clout to say "these shall be the dimensions", and once Team Navy stamped the spec, nobody else's variants would stack up. Literally.

@gideonro's seen some of my Ontology of Technologica Mechanisms stuff, I've been spinning that around for a year or so, and /network/ or /dendritic/ mechanisms are a huge component. That's /anything/, physical or logical, that can be described as nodes & links, graphs & edges.