@shel the Get Together folks are trying to make a federated events server that could be hosted however you want. I don't think they use AP yet, but would be interested.
@ryangorley mixed feelings, I don't think it is if we're clear about it not being. But I don't know if that makes it not a good candidate for "brochure level" stuff on the site.
Tonight in fact I was using the gallery to find a post that I remembered and was a little worried about people looking over my shoulder. Nothing bad, but probably more risqué than one would expect at a hockey rink.
@cwebber@lain I understand your point, but it seems that anyone implementing is going to ask: "How can I make it work with Mastodon?" The result is that Mastodon is effectively defining the spec. Everyone is going to end up bug-for-bug compatible.
@cwebber I've been looking at the ActivityPub spec and I can't figure out how to get from an address like "AT ted AT gould.cx" to "https://social.gould.cx/@ted". It seems like ActivityPub takes over after you have that URL, but there is something before it. Could you give me a kick in the right direction please?
Silicon Valley thinks we are in a moment of “anti-tech sentiment”
Loooool no we just finally woke up the masses to the San Francisco business model. Notice that nobody’s mad at Intel! Nobody’s complaining about how VLC killed a woman testing some machinery. Nobody thinks propaganda in Mint Linux tainted a presidential election. No buddy that’s an anti-corruption sentiment you’re catching. You have a corrupted business model.
@david_ross@tinker I use Gitlab for my site as well. One technical reason is that the pages is done with full CI, so I've added things like link checkers and other features to my generated site. You've got good points about centralization, but there are technical wins too!
Excited about the new turned-based Battletech game coming out. Really disappointed they delayed the Linux version, seems like an insult to the backers that run Linux.