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Between the dozens of franchises of Drag Race and Real Housewives, there is almost always a new episode of something every week.
This is too much, I can barely fit in Foundation between my partners reality tv obsession lol
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@dansup This looks lovely, but as Android user the Apple-style UI design makes me a bit curious. Will the Android version get more native styling like Material You, or will it just ship with a similar UI with minor modifications? If so, will it be delayed, or on a different update schedule? No rush, or pressure. Just curious as someone who is highly anticipating a fediverse Messenger-style app. Groups, https://pubkit.net, Sup, @pixelfed for iOS, Stories, Beagle, and Live That's my todo list for the next 6 weeks, let's see how well I do π
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 @dansup @pixelfed How's the cash going? I really think you need to do a kickstarter or something
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@dansup please can you prioritise the proper location tagging functionality once the groups get out of the way. There are numerous registered issues on GitHub, one I contributed to is https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/issues/3277
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@dansup the man was serious about sup, i will just make an acc in there just to see how would that service work LMFAO https://pixelfed.social is on its way to reach 100K users in the next month or two! We'll be joining Mastodon, Lemmy, Misskey and micro.blog as projects who reached this milestone β¨ Big/flagship instances allow smaller ones to thrive by providing a home to the less tech friendly π₯° https://fedidb.org/network?cursor=eyJ1c2VyX2NvdW50IjoxMjAxODAsIl9wb2ludHNUb05leHRJdGVtcyI6dHJ1ZX0
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βHang the DJβ - S04E04 Black Mirror How Hinge's Algorithm Picks Your Dates @dansup All Match Group apps do this. Hinge, match.com, OK Cupid, etc. And it's been known for a while. Dating apps that don't do this, ie: Bumble, are likely not owned by Match Group. I know in the past, with OK Cupid, you had to pay for higher tiers to get access to the "attractive" profiles. When I read about that, I tried it (yeah, spent decent money on it) and bam, suddenly my prospects improved significantly.  I personally don't like dating apps that have this matching thing. I prefer ones where you just see people's profiles around you. Anyone know why or how Mastodon is generating tags below the images? Are they using object recognition for this?
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   @dansup at the moment it displays the tags field from the AP message, but removing the ones already in the post content. βOmg dude I canβt believe you actually left the house to come campingβ *parties till 7am and gets woke up by police who evict us* Ngl it worked out π I mean, I know that such an open oAuth impl can lead to problems. I could imagine an example scenario where @pixelfed moved towards a per-app approval process with a centralized curated list that app devs would only need to register once by default, obviously we'd keep the current open impl as an option, but this could prevent crawlers/3rd party services and other abuses That was just an example, not saying we're going that way, but it's something to think about To those who are not that familiar with oAuth, it's an authentication standard that defines the process of logging into a 3rd party client or app (like a Mastodon app). So basically, most platforms like Facebook and Twitter require developers to sign up, wait for approval and rate limit their access The magic of Mastodon is they use blind registration so you don't need approval and are subject to the same limits as all other clients, so you can allow users to login instantly. β¨  OAuth and the MastoApi is really under appreciated in the fediverse, and its super cool that we have this. Thanks to Mastodon, 3rd party clients that were pushed away from Twitter (and later Reddit) have made the fediverse their new home, and we have so many options it's unprecedented. nobody: me: do you realize oauth was never a part of the ActivityPub spec, but thanks to Mastodon, we have a rich ecosystem of apps that work across many implementations because Mastodon defined a really good API and OAuth process with blind registration that allowed it to be used by any app/client without waiting for approval by admins Imagine being able to define a `pubkit.yaml` file in your project root directory and using the https://pubkit.net test suite to test ActivityPub compatibility across all implementations on every commit, wouldn't that be amazing? Imagine being able to find federation regressions before they affect users! The Library will be open source, but the flagship instance (pubkit.net) will act as the source for self hosted PubKits Project maintainers will have write access to their projects activities, using their webfinger handles, and also the ability to moderate their comment sections (or disable them entirely) This will provide the ideal curated collection of Activities where project maintainers have full access to define them and add notes/schema defs. Super pumped for this π #PubKit When you install PubKit, it will download a full copy of the Library from pubkit.net, and periodically sync with it. You will be able to submit Library articles from your own instance or PubKit.net and they will be moderated by our mods (just me for now, hopefully I can get more devs or trusted people to help) https://pubkit.net uses OAuth for logins, meaning you can login with Mastodon, Pixelfed, Pleroma, GotoSocial, Bonfire, Firefish, etc! The Library articles will be federated as Article types, meaning you will be able to comment/reblog/like them (and we'll show comments on PubKit) PubKit will use itself to test itself, such meta |
@dansup watch it without them