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@casualconversation if there's a dearth of jobs in the market, then that's the market's problem.

The human being shall always find plenty of work to do so long as he works for his own satisfaction and not for money.

Your thoughts on this please 😊😊😊

I try not to buy food in general. There’s so much extra food floating around we’d have to throw it away if we couldn’t give it away. And getting involved in your local mutual support network, helping it grow, gathering items and food that would otherwise go to waste and seeing it instead go to those who can use it, those who need it, is great for the ol’ satisfaction.

its societies problems. There is massive value in humanity that is not easy to get out as folks preoccupied with food and shelter and medicine will not be doing the things they are best at if it will not provide those things. In addition without being able to get as much education as they are inclined to get they cannot reach their best potential.

Weird time for a trailer, given only the first three episodes are out. I’m guessing this is the “Jessica Jones” trailer and she’ll be in the next episode.

I needed to hear this. Thanks!

Right now I’m stuck trying to get the wireguard packages of Github for my openWRT router because it shipped with some funky snapshot OS version and I have no idea how to download a WG version from the Openwrt repo that goes specifically with the Snapshot. It’s air gapped until I can get the VPN server working.

Maybe I can git clone the whole repo to my flash drive and use the package manager to install with a Sim link from /tmp to the drive.

The only services I have native are pihole and Home Assistant. What are you running that is easier to maintain natively?

This is actually a BBC show originally

Yeah, there have been multiple controlled experiments to this effect, too.

Humans (and kids in particular) just don’t behave like the way the author thinks.

I mean maybe if you got the exact right kind of kids together in just the right conditions it could happen, but ultimately that would speak to the extreme conditions of the experiment not some fundamental evil and violence inherent to humans.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@bagder/116359048796181736

Could be potentially nice for fediverse server testing, as more implementations make the jump to final RFC 9421 HTTP signatures.

On the flip side, ever more complex curl invocations (here: Accept header plus signature fields plus key file, presumably) suggest use of more specialized CLI tools, such as provided by @fedify, or at least scripts/aliases.

Speaking of RFC 9421, which notable fediverse implementations can't handle it yet? Anyone keeping track?

#ActivityPub #FediDev #RFC9421

@fedify@hollo.social @julian@fietkau.social

excelent

@gabboman @fedify @julian I'm adding it to activitypub-bot this week. I'll send a link when it's up.

@evan Thanks for the response. I think how a given software does double-knocking is up to that software. It is not necessarily true that you have to store the result, but it is ideal. I am much too lazy to refactor a persistent cache and I just double-knock every time. :P

But to start, those libraries need to be able to support both signature implementations as those libraries are already in-use by the majority of software that has not implemented RFC 9421 yet.

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I’m starting a wikipedia page for Piefed. I’m not sure if we can pass the approval. u.u

Well this was a useless article. Basically some descriptions and referral links.

The “Pros and cons” section for Windows doesn’t list a single negative. Really? They couldn’t think of anything bad that’s happened with the OS recently?

MacOS wins the peripheral war after providing the argument “dongles are technically peripherals”. They might also count things like their monitor stand as a peripheral because a mac user from one of their own commercials once said, and I quote, “what’s a computer?”

Sounds like this article was more based on contributions from “marketing departments” than “journalists” or “anyone you should take tech advice from”, though to be fair I haven’t read it yet and am only going by comments and observations of the current state of “tech journalism”.

@peertube@lemmy.world reached 2k subs!! Its exciting. I try to schedule a post a day-ish. Even if they bomb, people are still interacting, which means they care about the videos.

Im still keeping up https://piefed.social/f/fediversevideos as well. Im seeing creators do more videos as time goes on and sub numbers go up. People are commenting on videos in the peertube space and then going to piefed to comment more :)

Well done!

@julian@activitypub.space As I understand the migration path, it's like

1. Able to receive RFC 9421 in addition to draft-cavage
2. Able to send RFC 9421 in addition to draft-cavage
3. Send RFC 9421 by default, but be able to fall back to draft-cavage if needed

So by “can't handle” I meant step 1. 🙂 Although the unspoken step 4 is to remove draft-cavage support once everyone else has taken step 1, I'm ultimately also wondering when we'll get there.

@julian@fietkau.social @julian@activitypub.space Honestly, I think it's going to be a while.

I think the term for step 3 is "double knocking", and it's called out in the HTTP Signature report for the Social CG:

https://swicg.github.io/activitypub-http-signature/