Mike Macgirvin escreveu a seguinte publicação Tue, 22 Aug 2017 05:05:29 -0300Imagine something like this with decentralised access control.
#^Sandstorm
#^Sandstorm
Real-time collaborative web productivity suite behind the firewall.
kris
de Diaspora
Normal people use DropBox via the app, and never stop to think how any of it works, or even whether their files are stored remotely or locally this week. :P
@kris you can share anything (iirc also write file perms) with people without account via guest access tokens in hubzilla.
See: /settings/tokens
See: /settings/tokens
Mike Macgirvin escreveu a seguinte publicação Sat, 19 Aug 2017 22:11:37 -0300I will be bringing Zot nomadic identity to ActivityPub - just as I brought it to Diaspora and OStatus (you probably didn't know that). Other systems/platforms can choose to ignore it (as they currently do), but everything they require to process and deal with nomadic identity will be there for them to consume if they ever wish to join us in the 21st century.
Albigro
#^World’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge opens in Switzerland
Switzerland has opened the world’s longest suspension footbridge. It is 494 meters long.
The bridge is suspended between 1,600 meters and 2,200 meters above sea level. It is only 65 centimeters wide and goes as high as 85 meters above the ground.
Hikers, within sight of the famed mountain, the Matterhorn, and the Bernese Alps, can cross it in about 10 minutes
The bridge crosses the deepest-cut valley in Switzerland. Hikers can look down onto it through grates in the bridge.
Without the bridge, the journey previously took up to four hours.
According to Swiss reports, it took only 10 weeks to build the bridge. And the structure surpasses Germany’s “Titan-RT” as the world’s longest suspension footbridge. The “Titan-RT”, which opened last month, is just over 450 meters long. It crosses Germany’s highest reservoir, the Rappbode Dam.
The Swiss bridge is also longer than the so-called “footbridge in the sky.” This bridge, built in 2014, is part of the Sochi Sky Park in Russia. It spans 439 meters and includes observation platforms looking on the mountains and the Black Sea Coast.
Switzerland has opened the world’s longest suspension footbridge. It is 494 meters long.
The bridge is suspended between 1,600 meters and 2,200 meters above sea level. It is only 65 centimeters wide and goes as high as 85 meters above the ground.
Hikers, within sight of the famed mountain, the Matterhorn, and the Bernese Alps, can cross it in about 10 minutes
The bridge crosses the deepest-cut valley in Switzerland. Hikers can look down onto it through grates in the bridge.
Without the bridge, the journey previously took up to four hours.
According to Swiss reports, it took only 10 weeks to build the bridge. And the structure surpasses Germany’s “Titan-RT” as the world’s longest suspension footbridge. The “Titan-RT”, which opened last month, is just over 450 meters long. It crosses Germany’s highest reservoir, the Rappbode Dam.
The Swiss bridge is also longer than the so-called “footbridge in the sky.” This bridge, built in 2014, is part of the Sochi Sky Park in Russia. It spans 439 meters and includes observation platforms looking on the mountains and the Black Sea Coast.
Alimentazione e quello che sta intorno
Jake Moomaw
Carolus Rex
Mike Macgirvin escreveu a seguinte publicação Wed, 02 Aug 2017 20:47:57 -0300I should have ActivityPub connecting/following working both directions now; or pretty close to it. Another day or three and we may be ready to start passing some text messages back and forth.
I'm reminded of the film "The Day After" back in the 80s -
I'm reminded of the film "The Day After" back in the 80s -
This is Lawrence... is there anybody out there? Anybody at all ...
Mike Macgirvin escreveu a seguinte publicação Sat, 29 Jul 2017 04:22:41 -0300Operation Pub Crawl
You wouldn't expect to go into a pub and be asked for a membership card - or you can't get in to have a beer and talk to your mates.
Neither would I.
Announcing Operation Pub Crawl. It's kind of like ActivityPub, but you can participate without being an ActivityPub member. Operation Pub Crawl is based on and is compliant with ActivityStreams2 (JSON-LD). It is also somewhat compatible with ActivityPub, but has no membership requirement; so you'll find people in the Pub Crawl that you won't find in ActivityPub. We have to break some rules to do this, but these rules serve no useful purpose except to restrict membership and prevent members from communicating with non-members. Other ActivityPub sites and projects may decide that they want to restrict membership and enforce the rules strictly. This is OK. You can still communicate with them. They'll just miss out on half the party. If you're in the Pub Crawl, you can talk to anybody you wish, on any network you wish. Pub Crawl will be available as a plugin to red/hubzilla in Q3 2017.
You wouldn't expect to go into a pub and be asked for a membership card - or you can't get in to have a beer and talk to your mates.
Neither would I.
Announcing Operation Pub Crawl. It's kind of like ActivityPub, but you can participate without being an ActivityPub member. Operation Pub Crawl is based on and is compliant with ActivityStreams2 (JSON-LD). It is also somewhat compatible with ActivityPub, but has no membership requirement; so you'll find people in the Pub Crawl that you won't find in ActivityPub. We have to break some rules to do this, but these rules serve no useful purpose except to restrict membership and prevent members from communicating with non-members. Other ActivityPub sites and projects may decide that they want to restrict membership and enforce the rules strictly. This is OK. You can still communicate with them. They'll just miss out on half the party. If you're in the Pub Crawl, you can talk to anybody you wish, on any network you wish. Pub Crawl will be available as a plugin to red/hubzilla in Q3 2017.
@Hubzilla Support Forum+
I am checking my hub and realised that in the .htconfig.php
App::$config['system']['server_role'] = 'pro';
But on Server Configuration/Role in the admin side
I had Standard
Who is master .htconfig.php or the admin side (I imagine database side)
What is the consequence to have pro ? I will change it to standard because I don't understand the consequence and I red that pro was dangerous
I am checking my hub and realised that in the .htconfig.php
App::$config['system']['server_role'] = 'pro';
But on Server Configuration/Role in the admin side
I had Standard
Who is master .htconfig.php or the admin side (I imagine database side)
What is the consequence to have pro ? I will change it to standard because I don't understand the consequence and I red that pro was dangerous
neue medienordnung plus
Mike Macgirvin escreveu a seguinte publicação Tue, 18 Jul 2017 03:11:04 -0300Steady progress on the ActivityPub plugin. It's a mountain of work and I'm certainly not going to bust my ass, but it's moving along at a satisfactory pace.
Now move along.
Now move along.
@Hubzilla Support Forum+
Second post probably it will be dupplicated post but I don't find the orginal post I wrote.
I have a hub but it does not work at all at the moment I have this message.
Apologies but this site is unavailable at the moment. Please try again later.
I don't know what to do to repair it. Any idea ? I am not very good at administrating a server. I thought that hubzilla would be easy but now I am lost. where to continue.
Second post probably it will be dupplicated post but I don't find the orginal post I wrote.
I have a hub but it does not work at all at the moment I have this message.
Apologies but this site is unavailable at the moment. Please try again later.
I don't know what to do to repair it. Any idea ? I am not very good at administrating a server. I thought that hubzilla would be easy but now I am lost. where to continue.
I changed the root password and it works now. Now I have to change again password because I suspect someone hack me.
Finaly raymond you was right. There was no connection to the database
Finaly raymond you was right. There was no connection to the database
Raymond Monret
#^Montreux in July
If you go from Lausanne, the motor way from Lausanne to Montreux is maybe the most beautiful motorway in the world. Lake, mountain, vineyard, tunnels and 20 mn later you are in Montreux. I want to invite you just walking at the lake promenade. Forget all and relax.
The walking path at the lake is a botanical garden with lot of plants and flowers. Stop and sit at the bench.
Montreux is situated at the extrem est side of Geneva lake. You can see french Alps
If you go from Lausanne, the motor way from Lausanne to Montreux is maybe the most beautiful motorway in the world. Lake, mountain, vineyard, tunnels and 20 mn later you are in Montreux. I want to invite you just walking at the lake promenade. Forget all and relax.
The walking path at the lake is a botanical garden with lot of plants and flowers. Stop and sit at the bench.
Montreux is situated at the extrem est side of Geneva lake. You can see french Alps
Mike Macgirvin escreveu a seguinte publicação Sat, 15 Jul 2017 07:58:03 -0300This is freaking hilarious
#^Proposal for improving private toot security · Issue #4208 · tootsuite/mastodon
#^Proposal for improving private toot security · Issue #4208 · tootsuite/mastodon
Elaborating on #4205 (comment)
Problem description: When a private toot lands on a non-Mastodon server, that server handles it like a public toot. When does this happen? When a Mastodon user has no...
#^Nick Vujicic in France
Nick Vujicic was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1982, from parents orginaly from Serbia He was born without some fully formed limbs. According to his autobiography, his mother refused to see him or hold him while the nurse held him in front of her, but she and her husband eventually accepted their son’s condition and understood it as God’s plan for their son.
He was in invited in France for celebrating 100th aniversary of the Bible House. Here is his conference in France of 14th of July
Nick Vujicic was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1982, from parents orginaly from Serbia He was born without some fully formed limbs. According to his autobiography, his mother refused to see him or hold him while the nurse held him in front of her, but she and her husband eventually accepted their son’s condition and understood it as God’s plan for their son.
He was in invited in France for celebrating 100th aniversary of the Bible House. Here is his conference in France of 14th of July
Mike Macgirvin escreveu a seguinte publicação Tue, 11 Jul 2017 20:59:30 -0300The loadaverage.org migration is taking even longer than the memorable identi.ca migration. And on that topic, identi.ca has also been down for days now.
Nomadic identity, folks. It's not just a good idea. It's a bloody great idea.
Nomadic identity, folks. It's not just a good idea. It's a bloody great idea.
Nomadic identity is for account it is not for instance or hub or pob #nomadic
#^Neuchatel lake
Lake of Neuchatel is the bigest lake of entirely in Switzerland. Geneva lake is shared with France and Konstance lake is shared with Germany. The lake receives the Orbe River, the Arnon, the Areuse, and the Mentue. The canal of Thielle drains the lake into Lake Biel-Bienne and is part of regulation system for the lakes and the rivers of the Seeland region. Lake Neuchâtel was the home of the now extinct species of deepwater trout Salvelinus neocomensis.
Lake of Neuchatel is the bigest lake of entirely in Switzerland. Geneva lake is shared with France and Konstance lake is shared with Germany. The lake receives the Orbe River, the Arnon, the Areuse, and the Mentue. The canal of Thielle drains the lake into Lake Biel-Bienne and is part of regulation system for the lakes and the rivers of the Seeland region. Lake Neuchâtel was the home of the now extinct species of deepwater trout Salvelinus neocomensis.
Beni Grind
Mike Macgirvin escreveu a seguinte publicação Tue, 27 Jun 2017 23:48:34 -0300In red today: Just implemented conversation fetching for GNU-Social and Mastodon to make up for the somewhat haphazard delivery model of OStatus. I'll have to test this a bit (or a lot) before recommending this get cherry-picked to Hubzilla. It's complicated by the fact that each network has a unique way of fetching the conversation fragments they know about and there's no standardisation. It's actually a defined protocol message in zot and honours privacy settings. It also is very rarely used - mostly if somebody likes a post that's three years old and everybody expired the post long ago. In OStatus it's pretty much required because they deal with messages and "conversations" are pretty much an afterthought. Diaspora has an endpoint for this but they keep changing the way it works and it isn't really documented anywhere and doesn't work at all with private conversations. In GNU-Social it's part of the Twitter API and the fact it works at all is mostly accidental. In Mastodon it's in a different place completely and not documented there either. I think there was some talk about defining/supporting this for activitypub but on that network it has some serious (currently unsolved) privacy issues.
Oh what fun.
Oh what fun.