Latest bookmarks (page 5 of 62)
12 Sep 2024
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nate.mecca1.net
Compared ActivityPub, Nostr and ATProto
10 Sep 2024
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arxiv.org
"This paper examines the potential of the Fediverse, a federated network of social media and content platforms, to counter the centralization and dominance of commercial platforms on the social Web. We gather evidence from the technology powering the Fediverse (especially the ActivityPub protocol), current statistical data regarding Fediverse user distribution over instances, and the status of two older, similar, decentralized technologies: e-mail and the Web. Our findings suggest that Fediverse will face significant challenges in fulfilling its decentralization promises, potentially hindering its ability to positively impact the social Web on a large scale."
10 Sep 2024
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github.com
Python library for ActivityPub. Uses Pydantic for AS2 object serialization.
21 Aug 2024
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www.mnot.net
Interesting discussion about informal alternatives to JSON-LD. Some of the most interesting material is in the comments (by Sporny).
17 Aug 2024
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datatracker.ietf.org
"This specification details a model for representing potential and completed activities using the JSON format."
A draft AS2 specification prior to the W3C Social WG. This one uses JSON, whereas the final AS2 specification uses JSON-LD.
A draft AS2 specification prior to the W3C Social WG. This one uses JSON, whereas the final AS2 specification uses JSON-LD.
13 Jun 2024
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www.w3.org
List of user stories considered by the original AS2/SocialWG team (c. 2015).
2 May 2024
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michaelnordmeyer.com
"Mastodon link previews can lead to excessive requests at the same time, which is not Mastodon’s fault."
2 May 2024
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news.itsfoss.com
Compaints about Mastodon's (and the AP microblogging fediverse) link preview behavior and the performance problems it causes.
29 Mar 2024
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jaanus.com
Uses Prometheus and Grafana. For non-container deployment.
15 Mar 2024
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lucumr.pocoo.org
"The short version of this is that I believe that Mastodon — more specifically federation and decentralization won't work out."