Little8Lost
@Little8Lost@lemmy.world
- Comment on How do you answer the question "What's new with you?" when nothing happens in your life? 1 hour ago:
in case of catching up with friends: “just recently a few minutes ago i meet a friend and am really happy about it and i think its going to be amazing” maybe
could be cringe tho
- Comment on Great ATProto blog post on the reasoning behind their design architecture 3 hours ago:
i forgot the DIDs
Oh no - Comment on Great ATProto blog post on the reasoning behind their design architecture 12 hours ago:
thank you
- Comment on Great ATProto blog post on the reasoning behind their design architecture 13 hours ago:
After reading the article i think you might be wrong with this one.
From what i got now is that there are 3 layers
First is storage which can be completly or is decentralised
Then backend/server/application layer which can be bsky or whatever ticktok alternative gets made which is not decentralised
and then user layer/view which depends on the application
What i want to say is that the relay can be exchanged through something else
So pro atProto is:
- data seems to be actually decentralised
- applications sharing the data
- everyone gets the data
And pro ActivityPub is:
- more alternatives of the same application/server
- way better control over data (federation & defederation)
- servers interact with each other nativly (atPr seems to let the servers only interact with data)
- more efficient (servers can update clients, in case of at least bsky clients have to ask servers)
pro ActivityPub? (unsure about the technical details)
- moderation? As in shared lists
- able to host by individuals? As in i dont need an compute intensive relay
- Comment on Great ATProto blog post on the reasoning behind their design architecture 14 hours ago:
I know all you guys comment about fediverse(activityPub) is not bsky(atprotocol) but can we enjoy this stupid quote for a moment?
However, if the internet is functioning properly and you have a computer, an internet connection, and an IP address you can host a document on the web.
That statement is so redundant.
“internet functioning properly” = “an internet connection”
and you cant have an internet connection without an ip adress. On Lan you may have the option to let the device decide BUT it still needs one!I dont think the entire article is bad or something but let me have my nitpickings.
- its too long, and with that i mean half the thing is 3 concepts that could have been explained shorter
- too many fancy words (i am not a native & my reading comprehension gets worse at all those extravagant marketing words, so thats my error)
- not including the one picture of the protocoll/network topology. I needed to keep that in my brain to not get confused Masto Post with Topology
- that one paragraph at the post start but can happen to anyone so its simply hilarious
- Comment on What is your favorite movie? 22 hours ago:
my most heard are crab rave or nyan cat
- Comment on EU may “make an example of X” by issuing $1 billion fine to Musk’s social network 22 hours ago:
I hope that after the fine goes into action he loses more investors further deminishing his wealth
does not matter to me if the actual fine is lower when in the end he pays a higher price. (but big numbers are nice so: go europe)
- Comment on There are probably fediverse instances being run by governments for surveillance purposes 4 days ago:
There are some fedi scrapers.
At least some people on Mastodon really noticed it after they managed to look up their name on chatGPTAt least for a while (dont know the current case) some people bragged about being able to scrape fedi content or something
Dont know it some of the scrapers are gov spies tho
Gonna edit this after finding the saved messages that support my comment, needs probably a while ;.;
- Comment on When is easter even? Saw some slop already in a group 4 days ago:
Good to know, thank you
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- Comment on Sell the sizzle, not the quake 4 days ago:
The dog picture was my concern
- Comment on OpenWrt Two will be a higher-performance router with 10 Gigabit LAN and WiFi 7 support - Liliputing 5 days ago:
Lived in germany. Litterally 3 world country when it comes to internet. And i was not in some village but Berlin
- Comment on Sell the sizzle, not the quake 5 days ago:
It feels like this was made with ai but i could be wrong My head is gonna explode
- Comment on Privacy disaster as LGBTQ+ and BDSM dating apps leak private photos. 6 days ago:
Its going to be 1GB node_modules handled by garbage ai code
ai is only good at doing smaller scripts but loosing connections and understandment in larger codebases, combined with people who cant program well (i mean not only coding but debugging… as well) also called vibe programmers its going to be a messif a product claims it has vibecoding: find an alternative!
- Comment on In the latest Windows 11 preview build, Microsoft removed the “bypassnro” command, which let users skip signing into a Microsoft Account when installing Windows. 6 days ago:
I have e os based on murena. At least there they try their best to replace the google play services. If you have an old phone somewhere that does not get updates anymore you could safely try it out
- Comment on When old people tell you about "the good old days" and how great things used to be 1 week ago:
in my early childhood phones (not smart) where so common that i could ask strangers in the train: can i please call my mom?
And they gave it to me because i was a child - Comment on Rocky rock rocking 1 week ago:
Why a rock?i want a snack
- Comment on Real 1 week ago:
additionally to what everyone says: make a list of programs you use/need and look for alternatives on Linux
Like word -> web word/libreoffice/softmaker
Then before switching make sure you have a way back into windows in case you forgot some important files (no backup, no mercy)
simply boot from usb for testing distros/desktop enviroments as linux does not need a pc install to run
- Comment on 5 Soothing Solutions for Back Pain Relief (That Actually Work!) 💆♂️✨ 1 week ago:
I dont know if i should upvote this because the pillow looks shit and its a post
- Comment on GifConversation 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Firefox deletes promise to never sell personal data, asks users not to panic 5 weeks ago:
I like Vivaldi reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/de/…/latest/
- Comment on Firefox deletes promise to never sell personal data, asks users not to panic 5 weeks ago:
Brave did have some bad habits (and i think still has) so personally i would not trust them with my data. You could look for a firefox based browser like Zen (the most beautyful of them all) or stick to any other privacy first chromium based like vivaldi or mullvad.
The general rule: the less features, the more privacy And if features are needed there are addons