Notices tagged with diaspora, page 3

@aktivismoEstasMiaLuo
1) This doesn't answer the question, which is how to use a free code front-end to read content others have put in the FB silo.

2) It really isn't. All #Diaspora can do is public and private posts, and photo uploads. #Friendica, #Hubzilla, or #Zap would be better recommendations for replacing the features people use FB for. They have events calendars and groups, and all federate over #ActivityPub, which Diaspora devs are still refusing to even consider.
@paulakreuzer

Under marked otherwise, all posts from this account are #CC #BYSA 4.0. Unless I send a DM, I want all my posts publicly visible, to any web browser, and any other user app or archival/ research system that speaks #ActivityPub (and ideally #Diaspora and #Zot too). I'm happy for them to be indexed by any search system and included in any relevant search. That's why I publish them on the web with Mastodon. When I want to have private discussion, I use DMs. One day the AP-verse will do this better.

pod_feeder_v2 1.0.4 fixes an issue where missing image link fields caused an exception. Please update.

#pod_feeder #pod_feeder_v2 #feeds #rss #atom #diaspora

@stevenroose I want to say "have you actually used #Diaspora?" then caught myself and realized that could sound more aggressive than intended ;) But that's something people are always saying, and it really isn't true. Diaspora is pretty similar to Friendica, a federated blogging platform with a few options for posting to public/ private/ select subset of friends. It doesn't have any of the feature that make FB distinct; live chat, events invites/ RSVPs, etc.

When I mark a post as "public" on #Friendica or #Diaspora, is it only available to other users logged into federated web apps using compatible protocols, or can it be visited by any web user? If it's the latter, what's the URL for visiting a public feed on these platforms?

Sept. 15, 2010 → Sept. 15, 2019

Happy 9th Birthday, diaspora* project!

(authors: Brandi Hickman; Helen Lubyagina)

source: https://iliketoast.net/posts/816c4ac0b99c01373bb3047d7b62795e

#diaspora in #art

@framasky just upgraded #framasphere to debian buster. With that, we now are running postgresql 11 instead of 9.6. Performance improvements can notably be felt, even if the /stream can still take several seconds to load.

#diaspora