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@nyquildotorg Nope. Edited in Phanpy. I could edit and add in WordPress, which defeats the purpose of a Mastodon client. Thanks anyway.

@stefan@stefanbohacek.online Thanks!

das sieht vielversprechend aus. danke.

@apps yeah a desktop app do it simply somthing that allow to use the account on pc (mentioned webapp as it often the first considered )

@eyeinthesky @maikel You're right about that. Add in the lack of tools for building and testing ActivityPub, JSON-LD baggage, and HTTP signatures insanity, and it's amazing that anything gets built at all Fortunately, it looks like some real progress is being made, so hopefully 2026, 2027, and 2028 will bring the community together with better tools and specs, and give devs (even the big one) good reasons to improve compatability.

@julian @darius why not using a hashtag for the discussion?

@smallcircles@social.coop those are general terms?

Actually, there is an #activitypub software that uses #couchdb as a backend - flohmarkt: https://codeberg.org/flohmarkt/flohmarkt

@bob Yes, as I explained in the blog post I am also more resigned to that fact, less frustrated. And it is a good kind of resiliency in a way.OTOH the application space that triggered my interest for ActivityPub in 2017 is still not feasible with current technology base, and - unless there's a change in direction - will not materialize either. The current fediverse has restricted its usefulness wrt the original promise in the specs.That said, I do enjoy microblogging et al, and here there was big success.

@Tueddelmors :ubuntu: Hubzilla hier am Start ️

@jaz everything seems fine. `discoverable` and `indexable` is set to false and it is also set to `invisible`, but I am not sure Mastodon supports the last one.

@julian Ahh, thanks Julian! That makes sense. That’s pretty much the same guidance I got from Claude and ChatGPT too. If I go for Apple at some point, I won’t be able to just wrap the site and call it a day. I’d need to build out more native functionality, and I’m not going to pretend I fully understand that path yet haha.

@smallcircles I want to read it, and it's on a topic of importance to me, but I recognize that I don't have the focus or time.Also, I'm quickly running into information for which I lack referents, making it difficult to digest what the article is saying.I think what I'd need (for whatever that may be worth) in order to be able to digest this properly is some backgrounders on the major pieces mentioned:what is "solid project"?how does the "two people / pillars" situation correlate to the current state of Mastodon, specifically the Mastodon Foundation?exactly how has fedi strayed from [standards, early promise...]?I'd probably have more to ask/say but I keep getting interrupted, which perhaps gives you some idea of why I'm not able to read the article properly right now...

@carstenraddatz it was rather last minute but I will do more events like this here.

@stib Instance perhaps, but more likely to be due to the application used to integrate with the Fediverse, on the native webapps (for mastodon) the booster handle is NOT included when I hit reply on the boosted tootMight be a difference between Mastodon, GoToSocial, Pixelfed etc apps as well, how that software handles boosts, there are a lot projects that interact with the Fediverse in similar but still different ways

@dansup nice!

@fabio @Mumonkan I have the code at https://github.com/edent/location-activitypub-symfonyAnd you can follow @edent_location The AP object has:```json"location": { "name": "École maternelle Charles Perrault", "type": "Place", "longitude": "2.3002506", "latitude": "48.9993291" }```I think that's the same way PixelFed does it.See also https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/29002

@fediprofile @maho ohhh interesting I didn't understand that! Do they also expose it as a group actor so they could be subscribed from Lemmy and Piefed?

@thisismissem It will take some reading for me to understand what you replied. I do speak English I assure you, I just don't understand a single thing you wrote lol

@julian yeah, heavy on people who look more at the 'growth hackability' coefficient and profitability, than moral compass or the amount of soul you have to sell.But there are roughly 2 crowds on HN. A sizable group is comparable to value-aligned folks you find here on the fediverse. They are the ones making critical notes, and ensure many of the good articles pop up on the front page.And as a humane tech activist it is relatively easy to 'bump' the positive messages that blissful unaware devs need to see, to raise awareness on things. Esp. if you are in Europe it is relatively easy to get things to the front page that highlight the big problems of our modern tech.