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Notices tagged with activitypub, page 7

  1. مسعود :verified: (masoud@persadon.com)'s status on Thursday, 14-Mar-2019 15:24:17 EDT مسعود :verified: مسعود :verified:

    دارم آخرین شمارهٔ #پادکست (#انگلیسی زبان) لیبرهلانژ رو گوش میدم. پادکستیه دربارهٔ همهٔ جنبههای مختلف آزادی مصرفکنندهها، از جمله (و از همه بیشتر) آزادی نرمافزار. تو این شمارهاش دارن پروتکل #ActivityPub رو توضیح میدن. پروتکل یعنی زبونی که کامپیوترها و سایتها باهاش با هم حرف میزنن، و ActivityPub همون چیزیه که سرورهای ماستدون و پیکسلفد و پیرتیوب رو به هم وصل میکنه.

    https://librelounge.org/episodes/episode-12-activitypub-part-1.html

    In conversation Thursday, 14-Mar-2019 15:24:17 EDT from persadon.com permalink
  2. Alex L 🇮🇹 🇻🇪 🇸🇾 (alexl@mstdn.io)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Mar-2019 15:05:31 EDT Alex L 🇮🇹 🇻🇪 🇸🇾 Alex L 🇮🇹 🇻🇪 🇸🇾

    How in my opinion #Mastodon should display other #ActivityPub object types like Article, Page and... Link?

    In conversation Tuesday, 12-Mar-2019 15:05:31 EDT from mstdn.io permalink
  3. George Dorn (gdorn@social.coop)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Mar-2019 11:01:17 EDT George Dorn George Dorn

    #Oauth2 is a mess. As usual when a standard is a mess, it's because it is incomplete, very much like #ActivityPub.

    As the number of services grows, the chances of smooth interoperability goes way, way down. In the case of Oauth2, this is because every Oauth2 library, every Oauth2-supporting service, every Oauth2-consuming client has a different idea of how access tokens are to be handed off from provider to client, especially if the client is not another website (e.g. #fedilab).

    In conversation Tuesday, 12-Mar-2019 11:01:17 EDT from social.coop permalink
  4. Jacky Alciné (jalcine@playvicious.social)'s status on Friday, 08-Mar-2019 21:06:13 EST Jacky Alciné Jacky Alciné

    I invite ALL federation developers to hop into #social on irc.w3.org for conversations around the social Web. It's where a few discussions on #ActivityPub discussions occur.

    I know that we have http://socialhub.network/ for this as well and I encourage the devs to use these places in conjunction to this one for conversations for historical and open discussion reasons.

    In conversation Friday, 08-Mar-2019 21:06:13 EST from playvicious.social permalink

    Attachments

    1. SocialHub
      from SocialHub
      A place for activitypub project talks
  5. Mayel (mayel@pub.mayel.space)'s status on Tuesday, 05-Mar-2019 11:59:50 EST Mayel Mayel
    Overdue update on #CommonsPub (project to create a generic #ActivityPub server) and #MoodleNet

    https://blog.moodle.net/2019/commonspub-update/

    https://commonspub.org/post/next/
    In conversation Tuesday, 05-Mar-2019 11:59:50 EST from pub.mayel.space permalink

    Attachments

    1. File without filename could not get a thumbnail source.
      MoodleNet and CommonsPub: a peek into the rollercoaster of creating a federated app
      By Doug Belshaw from MoodleNet project
      Moodle Pty Ltd is no longer contributing to the development of CommonsPub.
    2. What’s next for CommonsPub?
      from CommonsPub
      Since Moodle has stopped developing CommonsPub (and is forking it in order to focus on implementing federation and its own functionality), I would like to emphasise that CommonsPub still exists, but is now fully in hands of the free software community. There’s a small group of us still dedicated to keeping the project alive and we plan to continue developing it in our spare time, especially refocusing on making it generic and extensible, because we have several federated projects we want to build with it in the future.
  6. Dan Jones (danjones@nerdica.net)'s status on Saturday, 02-Mar-2019 12:25:14 EST Dan Jones Dan Jones

    ♲ @danjones@mastodon.host: Hey #Fediverse,

    I have a blog built with a static site generator. I've like to figure out a way to connect it to the Fediverse. Basically, I'd like people to be able to follow my blog through Mastodon/Friendica/Pleroma/etc. The blog itself would be an Actor.

    Even though it's a static site, I think I can manage, through static JSON-LD files, hooks in the build process, and maybe a microservice for anything that *must* be dynamic, to get it to work (and all for free, hopefully).

    I read the intro at www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/, and that helped a lot. But there's several pieces I don't understand yet.

    Reading through the spec is a bit much. I'm looking for a good, really thorough tutorial on ActivityPub/ActivityStreams.

    Can anyone point me in the right direction?

    #AskFedi #ActivityPub #ActivityStreams #Programming

    In conversation Saturday, 02-Mar-2019 12:25:14 EST from nerdica.net permalink
  7. dansup (dansup@mastodon.social)'s status on Friday, 22-Feb-2019 18:21:37 EST dansup dansup

    So many exciting things happening with ActivityPub projects recently!

    - mastodon adds registration api
    - pleroma stable release, tons of updates
    - prismo has a new logo and version
    - anfora has a surge of recent development
    - florence gaining traction
    - fedilab adds support for non-masto projects
    - funkwhale hosts sync meetings to coordinate project dev
    - WriteAs announces WriteAs Labs
    - Spritely releases Golem demo

    And lots more! #activityPub

    In conversation Friday, 22-Feb-2019 18:21:37 EST from mastodon.social permalink
  8. switching.social (switchingsocial@mastodon.at)'s status on Friday, 22-Feb-2019 10:17:33 EST switching.social switching.social
    • GetTogether.Community

    Hey developers & ActivityPub enthusiasts!

    @GetTogetherComm is a free open alternative to MeetUp.com.

    The lead developer needs help with implementing federation, either coding or better documentation about ActivityPub.

    There's an open issue for it here:

    https://github.com/GetTogetherComm/GetTogether/issues/60

    There's been discussion but no code contributions yet.

    Can you help?

    (It would be *so* cool to get this kind of service federated, imagine every town having its own instance :blobaww: )

    #ActivityPub #FLOSS #FOSS

    In conversation Friday, 22-Feb-2019 10:17:33 EST from mastodon.at permalink
  9. switching.social (switchingsocial@mastodon.at)'s status on Wednesday, 20-Feb-2019 12:51:22 EST switching.social switching.social

    Prismo is an open federated alternative to sites like Reddit or Hacker News.

    It's still under development, but the first instance is online here:

    https://prismo.news

    It's been in closed beta for a while, but Prismo now has open sign-ups for the first time.

    You can sign up at:

    https://prismo.news/auth/sign_up

    #Prismo #Reddit #HackerNews #Fediverse #ActivityPub

    In conversation Wednesday, 20-Feb-2019 12:51:22 EST from mastodon.at permalink
  10. MMN-o ✅⃠ (mmn@social.umeahackerspace.se)'s status on Monday, 18-Feb-2019 13:54:02 EST MMN-o ✅⃠ MMN-o ✅⃠
    • Christine Lemmer-Webber
    @cwebber Don't worry, I'm on the team that thinks #ActivityPub should NOT have private messages! .D
    In conversation Monday, 18-Feb-2019 13:54:02 EST from social.umeahackerspace.se permalink
  11. ˗ˏˋ wakest ˎˊ˗ (liaizon@social.wake.st)'s status on Sunday, 17-Feb-2019 21:27:15 EST ˗ˏˋ wakest ˎˊ˗ ˗ˏˋ wakest ˎˊ˗
    • Andrew (R.S Admin)
    • switching.social

    @ajroach42 @switchingsocial well if you have your own instance you can upload your whole library of mp3s to it and then use it as a cloud streaming provider privately. and you can share your library with others if you choose to take that risk. OR if you only want to listen to freely distributed music and cc music then you can share everything publicly and your library is federated using #ActivityPub

    In conversation Sunday, 17-Feb-2019 21:27:15 EST from social.wake.st permalink
  12. cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭 (cj@mastodon.technology)'s status on Wednesday, 13-Feb-2019 04:44:12 EST cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭 cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭

    This would let #ActivityPub developers go to any Adlis server to see all ActivityStreams extensions and specs building off AP. So the knowledge is distributed such that it appears to be centralized at every instance (like a centralized AP authority), but the actual power would be distributed to many communities (unlike a centralized AP authority).

    The communities adopting this tool could be domain specific (ex: ForgeFed) or software specific (ex: Mastodon). IDK it's not up to me.

    In conversation Wednesday, 13-Feb-2019 04:44:12 EST from mastodon.technology permalink
  13. cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭 (cj@mastodon.technology)'s status on Monday, 11-Feb-2019 19:27:54 EST cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭 cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭

    Quick Poll:

    1. Would you not attend, attend, or participate in an entirely digital #ActivityPub conference, such as video calls and Livestream?

    2. Would you not attend, attend, or participate in person at a physical #ActivityPub conference, with discussions and presentations?

    In conversation Monday, 11-Feb-2019 19:27:54 EST from mastodon.technology permalink
  14. Michael Downey 🚩 (downey@floss.social)'s status on Monday, 04-Feb-2019 05:06:05 EST Michael Downey 🚩 Michael Downey 🚩
    • Christine Lemmer-Webber

    Grateful to hear @cwebber talk about #copyleft & #decentralized tools like #ActivityPub at #CopyleftConf Brussels.

    #FreeSoftware #FLOSS #FOSS #OpenSource

    In conversation Monday, 04-Feb-2019 05:06:05 EST from floss.social permalink
  15. Kye Fox (kye@snouts.online)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Jan-2019 20:01:40 EST Kye Fox Kye Fox

    I just posted "What #ActivityPub means for musicians" https://kyefox.com/2019/01/30/what-activitypub-means-for-musicians/

    In conversation Wednesday, 30-Jan-2019 20:01:40 EST from snouts.online permalink

    Attachments

    1. What ActivityPub means for musicians
      By Kye Fox from Kye Fox

      This is a followup on my more general “ActivityPub Could Be The Future“, which was wildly popular. Here, I focus more on what ActivityPub means for musicians.

      The gist for people not extremely online: ActivityPub is the latest in a series of protocols aimed at letting different technologies speak with each other. It’s like HTTPS, which brought this post from my web server to the program you’re reading this in. Below that is TCP/IP, and different protocols at the ISP level like DNS and BGP.

      Yeah, it’s a lot of acronyms. It’s enough to know that ActivityPub is a protocol that typically runs on HTTP, and it’s gaining steam where previous protocols in the same category like XMPP and OStatus got little traction outside tech circles.

      For musicians, this means you will soon have options beyond Facebook and Twitter. Independent developers are hard at work on tools that handle events like Facebook, music like Soundcloud, short posts like Twitter, and things you probably never thought of. They all speak the same protocol.

      Right now, it looks like what you do now but…distributed. It’s nice because there are enough people on the ActivityPub network to be seen, but not so many that you fall below the noise floor if you aren’t relentless.

      There’s a typical pattern in technology.

      • Someone makes a technology that does the thing people already do, but different.
      • Early adopters rush in because hey, new thing!
      • Everyone else struggles to understand it. They usually compare it to earlier, failed efforts to replace the current thing. They’re right 99% of the time.
      • The tools people use for the old thing turn user-hostile and try to keep people from leaving as the new thing takes over. Twitter got an early start by killing off its developer ecosystem. They know how this goes.
      • Thousands of posts appear on the new thing in the theme of “I’m glad I made an account and kept a presence here early!”

      Most people who already find adequate success on Twitter and Facebook will struggle to justify the time and effort, but it’s coming. ActivityPub is happening.

      Right now there are a few main platforms that run on it. For example: Mastodon, Pleroma, PixelFed, Nextcloud. It’s tempting to assert that these will be the thing but, historically speaking, they probably won’t be. There are too many issues and splits for them to last.

      The platforms that carve out new frontiers like this always end up a footnote. Ask the average internet user about Usenet, or AOL, or any of the vanguard of Web 2.0.

      That sounds like I’m saying “don’t bother.” What I’m actually saying is “don’t repeat the last mistake.” Yes, go make a Mastodon account. Make one on Pixelfed. Find a Funkwhale or PeerTube instance. Write your novel on write.as. You can benefit from it now, but make sure you have a way to tell people where you are once better tools sprout up in the ruins of the ActivityPub vanguard.

  16. deutrino (deutrino@mstdn.io)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Jan-2019 14:53:24 EST deutrino deutrino

    ANYway, now that I've gotten over my need to wave my little shrimpfork around and point out that *people were offering free labor on how to diversify the Mastodonverse months ago* ............... I just wanted to point out that all the tempests in this particular teapot are going to seem a hell of a lot less meaningful in a year or less.

    I mean, have you *seen* the amount of #ActivityPub development going on right now?

    In conversation Wednesday, 30-Jan-2019 14:53:24 EST from mstdn.io permalink
  17. Christine Lemmer-Webber (cwebber@octodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 16:31:00 EST Christine Lemmer-Webber Christine Lemmer-Webber

    The demo I'm working on at this hackathon is for a secure way of hosting content so that if your instance goes down, your content can survive, and if your content becomes popular, the whole network can help balance the work of hosting it. #activitypub #wizardstower2019

    In conversation Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 16:31:00 EST from octodon.social permalink
  18. Falgn0n The Wizard (falgn0n@librenet.co.za)'s status on Friday, 25-Jan-2019 11:31:48 EST Falgn0n The Wizard Falgn0n The Wizard

    tired: xmpp over here and activitypub over there

    wired: #XMPP over #ActivityPub

    inspired: ActivityPub over XMPP

    In conversation Friday, 25-Jan-2019 11:31:48 EST from librenet.co.za permalink
  19. Colegota El Villano (colegota@gnusocial.villanos.net)'s status on Thursday, 24-Jan-2019 16:31:35 EST Colegota El Villano Colegota El Villano
    • GNU Social
    • Nextcloud
    • Nextcloud 📱☁️💻
    @nextcloud !gnusocial citizens? Are you sure?

    I like !nextcloud but I believe that needs #activitypub to that kind of federation.
    In conversation Thursday, 24-Jan-2019 16:31:35 EST from gnusocial.villanos.net permalink
  20. Jason Robinson (jaywink@diaspodon.fr)'s status on Thursday, 24-Jan-2019 02:53:59 EST Jason Robinson Jason Robinson

    Friendica 2019.01 released – #friendica

    https://friendi.ca/2019/01/21/friendica-2019-01-released/

    Congrats to the whole Friendica team for a huge release! Why? It brings Friendica over to the #ActivityPub world, bringing compatibility with tens of additional projects not reachable via #OStatus, #Diaspora or #DFRN protocols. 🎉

    In conversation Thursday, 24-Jan-2019 02:53:59 EST from diaspodon.fr permalink
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