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@elettrona @activitypub.blog I hope 2026 will be the year, to boost ActivityPub also as Client2Server API!

@frank this has now been cleaned up and added as one of the snippets that are available in the @activitypub.blog plugin by @pfefferle , see https://github.com/Automattic/wordpress-activitypub/tree/trunk/snippets/blockless-activitypub

@shinmera when my main acces domain moved from mastodon to social I just changed the settings and made everything redirect there. Probably only broke the I stances that can't handle webfinger and the alias domain stuff thingy

@silverpill @sabrinkmann @naturzukunft2026 @julian i should use socialhub more... i'll catchup on the dicussion, soon

@julian ah, right! I meant, many Fediverse servers don't do a good job with caching headers, but you can use some of the data to guess if there have been changes. Caching headers are better though!

@thisismissem would be good to know which URLs fail to resolve. It could be that NodeBB returned a 503 and that would lead to a failure in resolution. Just let me know next time it happens As for an intro banner, that's a neat idea. @baris@community.nodebb.org actually added something at the bottom of a topic, but it does make sense to add some AP specific text in the too.

@darius @pfefferle @evan i'm guessing that's a Norway

@spacebuffer We took over an instance with about 600 Mau. We started with 10gb and quickly doubled it to 20gb as we were getting out of memory errors. Database and system are about 500gb of disk. Media cache is about 1TB hosted off site. I think we're around 10 cpu cores.

@silverpill Thanks for the hint. This was part of the problem. So I made progress and am now fixing the other things I messed up.

@moshimotsu @dave yes, when mastodon ships support for this!

@evan @reiver Sounds great!

@andrewmacleod @peertube it seems like that is just an andoid app. Do you know if anyone has forked it so it can be self hosted and accessed as a website? I basically don't use youtube on phone at all (plus I'm on iphone).

@FinchHaven Thanks for chiming in. I appreciate it.

@evan @deadsuperhero Definitely interested in a universal client-server API for my own appThat was a partial hurdle to originally creating it until I decided to bite the bullet and build on the Mastodon API for now (since that's where my Social Web account lives)

@schoenswetter @jnrs @stadtteilzentrum benutzt ihr beide die neuste version vom plugin? 7.8.5?

@teemuki “ Turn your audience into a business.” I have no desire to do this!! That is super off putting for someone who just wants a blog.

@julian yes. BadgeFed has an API. But the concept is really simple, it is a Note (or Document) that has an attachment. The attachment is a property of the ActivityPub object usually used for videos or images. In this case the attachment includes a full OpenBadge object.The only restriction is that the Note attributed (activitypub actor) MUST be the url in the OpenBadge issuer (issuer = actor). Also the recipient url from the OpenBadge SHOULD be mentioned in the Note.With this simple mechanism you can pretty much create a compatible badge that can be decentralized with BadgeFed.

@dansup @benpate @silverpill What does "Invalid session key" mean when registering. maybe it does not like LibreWolf ?

@eyeinthesky@mastodon.social said in The W3C/SocialCG #ActivityPub "API" (AKA Social API or C2S protocol) Task Force states that it is inspired by the Facebook Platform.: > (I didn't receive a notification for your reply and only saw it by accident. Maybe an AP interop issue?) Just interjecting quickly — you didn't receive the notification because @evan didn't tag you in his response. Mastodon was sent the response, but did not notify you. It is a limitation of the Mastodon platform that it will not notify unless you are directly mentioned. Possible solution is for me to just sneak in a mention even if it is not in text, but I don't much like that approach.

@hongminhee @silverpill ah, wait, i remember now -- the issue is that Codeberg Pages doesn't set CORS headers at all, which means javascript jsonld parsers like the one on the playground won't work.although per https://codeberg.org/git-pages/git-pages#:~:text=CORS it seems that a _headers file might allow manually enabling CORS for the site?