ActivityPub is a half-assed unfinished mess.
tried working on my own service and figured this one out very fast.
It’s amazing that it works at all. 98% of the stuff is not documented at all. and the stuff that is, can hardly be called documentation.
that’s the problem. you can’t really, without opening the image.
But so far, it doesn’t really appear to be a problem
the problem with this potential issue (if it indeed is one) is, that you don’t need to reply. just opening the DM is enough
fwiw I got the exact image URL in a DM a couple minutes ago. so at least they are not mapping the uuid of the image to a DMd fedi user
no, it’s a decentralised service on the decentralized internet
Saving for later
While on the topic of masto poll games: we need more active participants over at Fedi Plays Pokemon:
Reddit still has them. And already rolled back edits where useful
Basically by being (often pretentious) assholes.
But if you scroll his timeline a bit (it really isn’t that much), you can see similar discussions
yeah, it’s quite close
Not even Myspace AOL. This is chain mail material
it’s not (only) for the instance. This is for paying full time jobs to manage and develop the software
My instance seems to do that for me. Making this post look very confusing for a moment
intended target and possible target are different things.
The law, as it exists, targets any and all communities with “a significant number of United Kingdom users”. There is no minimum size requirement.
It might be possible that the law turns a blind eye on smaller communities. But it might not. They are in their right to go against a 20 user fediverse instance the same way as they are against facebook
that’s the thing. You don’t have to be a company or resident of the UK.
If you have a community (classic forum, lemmy, masto etc) that caters to a “significant part” to UK users, you are target of the act.
And depending on where you live, extraditions to the UK for criminal charges exist.
Will anyone bother doing that? We’ll see
Edit: In case people want to read the law themselves: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/50/section/4
“finally upgraded my steam deck to 1TB” plays Vampire Survivor
I’m mildly annoyed it’s not called Unspooled
I really enjoy Mastodon
I assume it’s a typo, but just in case: Mammoth stops. Mastodon isn’t going anywhere
works on my end
Abolutely necessarily.
it works like this:
@privateuser@mastodon.example.comhas a “followers only account”.@someuser@pixelfed.example.comis a friend of above account, requested access and was granted. This now causesmastodon.example.comto push all messages of@privateusertopixelfed.example.com.@anotheruser@pixelfed.example.comrequests access, but gets ignored. But the pixelfed instance marks the user as “follows@privateuser”@someuser, the messages are shown as expected.@anotheruser, they are also shown. Because PF basically does a database “select messages of users that the user follows”, without checking if the access was ever granted.Important to note, that this would not happen, if the messages weren’t already pushed to the server due to the “allowed” user