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chris@im.allmendenetz.de

Fediverse Akivist - souverän und mündig digital vernetzt - Seit 2017 im Fediverse - dies ist mein öffentlicher Kanal in dem es hauptsächlich um das Fediverse an sich geht

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How to add special BBcode to a Hubzilla post?

Sun, 01 Sep 2024 20:41:20 +0200 zuletzt bearbeitet: Sun, 01 Sep 2024 21:33:22 +0200

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How to add special BBcode to a Hubzilla post?

Simpel add " [ " - AltGr + 8 - and a dropdown menu will show you options…

add a first letter of special BBcode and you will see even more options.

https://im.allmendenetz.de/cloud/chris/2024-09/hz-bbode-1.gif

Howto Hubzilla

How to insert emojis to a Hubzilla post?

Sun, 01 Sep 2024 19:22:23 +0200

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How to insert emojis to a Hubzilla post?

Simpel add " : " and the first two letter of the wanted icon - and a dropdown will show you a selection of icons…

Howto Hubzilla

#ByeByeElon // byebyeelon.de

Sat, 31 Aug 2024 14:48:17 +0200

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chris@im.allmendenetz.de

Als Protest gegen zunehmende Hassrede auf X (Twitter) verlassen 51 Organisationen aus den Bereichen Umwelt, Menschenrechte, Soziales, Gesundheit und Landwirtschaft gemeinsam die Social-Media-Plattform. #ByeByeElon

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Darum.

In den vergangenen Jahren haben wir X (ehemals Twitter) als wichtige Plattform für den Austausch von Ideen und für politische Diskussionen kennengelernt. Doch zunehmend sehen wir uns mit hasserfülltem, diskriminierendem und desinformierendem Content auf X konfrontiert. Elon Musk, der die Plattform im Oktober 2022 übernommen hat, setzt Moderation mit Zensur gleich und hat diese deutlich zurückgefahren. Unter dem Deckmantel vermeintlicher Meinungsfreiheit werden Konten, die wegen der Verbreitung extremistischer Inhalte bereits gesperrt waren, wieder freigeschaltet.

Wir stehen für einen respektvollen, demokratischen Austausch und wertschätzende Kommunikation. Auf X sehen wir dafür aktuell keine Grundlage mehr. Daher sagen wir #ByeByeElon und stellen unsere Aktivitäten auf der Plattform ein.

https://byebyeelon.de
https://byebyeelon.de/files/2024-06-18-eXit-Hate-Speech.pdf

Thu, 15 Aug 2024 22:32:57 +0200

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hrcz schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Thu, 15 Aug 2024 16:59:39 +0200

Ab heute gibt es in Köln jetzt übrigens auch das "Cineville-Kinoabo". Ab 20 € pro Monat beliebig oft in die Kinos Filmpalette, Cinenova, Filmhaus, Lichtspiele Kalk, Odeon, OFF Broadway und Weisshaus. [Noch besser wäre es natürlich wenn, wie in Paris, noch ein Multiplex-Blockbuster-Schrott-Kino mit dabei wäre.] #Köln

Thu, 15 Aug 2024 22:38:32 +0200

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https://cineville.de/de-DE

Mikes new project "Forte"

Wed, 14 Aug 2024 10:02:34 +0200 zuletzt bearbeitet: Mon, 23 Sep 2024 08:04:40 +0200

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Mike Macgirvin 🖥️ schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Sat, 10 Aug 2024 02:06:01 +0200

I'm currently working on the streams repository and another newer project called 'forte' (..) I forked my own work because the people who were attracted to these projects wanted to stick with the existing crap and I'm busy working on the fediverse of 2030.

https://macaw.social/@andypiper/112934553547264387

https://fediversity.site/item/22abcd18-387b-4d38-9a67-1fee59197b23

https://codeberg.org/fortified/forte

Forte Fediverse Mike

Manyverse: "After 6400 hours of working on this, it's time for me to say goodbye"

Wed, 14 Aug 2024 09:28:11 +0200 zuletzt bearbeitet: Wed, 09 Oct 2024 22:01:38 +0200

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Manyverse: "After 6400 hours of working on this, it's time for me to say goodbye"

Here is a blog post I missed in April 2024 by @André Staltz , the main DEV behind "Manyverse" https://www.manyver.se, an implementation for the P2P Scuttlebutt protocol https://ssbc.github.io/scuttlebutt-protocol-guide/ , in which he says goodbye to the project.

My last update
2024-04-05
André Staltz

Dear backers,

It is very difficult for me to write this update. I have decided that my time to build up SSB, Manyverse, and the new PPPPP protocol is over. Your resolute support is humbling, and for my last blog update, I want to properly explain my journey so far. Please take time to read before concluding that I "burnt out". I didn't.

It has been 7 years since I started working on this. In 2016 I was motivated to do something about social media, seeing the worrisome rise of Donald Trump and the far right, assisted by surveillance capitalist methods. I was concerned about the weaponization of communication channels, and particularly about Facebook (and to a smaller degree, Twitter).

I found Secure Scuttlebutt while browsing GitHub, and joined the community via Patchwork. I was amazed by what I discovered: genuine friendly interactions, where no one was "running" the place like an administrator or moderator usually does. The core of the community was a healthy mix of developers, each contributing code in their own way. With my experience making mobile apps, I saw how I could contribute: by building the first mobile SSB app.

A few months later, in September 2018, I launched Manyverse. Initially, on Android only, and very limited in features. But you began donating. Other code contributors came along. We built Bluetooth replication. We invented room servers. We made an iOS app. We ported the whole app to desktop/Electron. We translated the app to 6+ languages. We created a new database from scratch, 5x faster than the previous one. We planned huge new features for the protocol.

We did so much! And you've been following all of that story. But in the meantime, the world has changed. Facebook, which used to be my primary concern, is not even a thing I hear anyone talking about. It has become entirely irrelevant, at least from where I'm sitting. Elon took over Twitter, now there's just "X". Mastodon, Nostr, Bluesky are thriving alternatives.

I have also changed a lot as a person. Two massive things happened in my life since I started working on Manyverse. I became a parent of two kids, and ... wonderful things happened to me February this year, which are best kept private. There has been a lot of pain, learning, but a lot of breakthroughs and joy. I am a different person, and this affects the things that motivate me. I am also very keen on making more music. I started learning to play the Cello.

Building social media or social networks is not interesting to me anymore. These platforms seem like they're mostly strangers talking to strangers, where relationships are dependent on shared interests or shared opinions. Social media platforms are huge attention routers, mostly useful for those who are seeking attention, and mostly detrimental to everyone else. Every time I open Twitter I regret it. Mastodon bores me. I can't bother to even open Bluesky. The SSB community is sweet, but I don't actually know these people.

I wouldn't describe this as burnout. Working on PPPPP has been low-stress, and the technical challenges are actually fun, but I have been worried about the purpose behind all of it. I don't believe in the same mission as I did in 2016. My interests have slowly drifted away and then radically now in February. I have a local community, and plenty of people "local-first".

As for my next work, I have been working for clients as a consultant part-time, and now I'll focus on that full-time. While your donations have been flattering, 7 years of FOSS donation income is tough, and for this year I want to earn what the industry usually pays for people in my skill range. My passion will be making music, and loving the 10 closest people in my life.

What will happen next with Manyverse, SSB, and PPPPP? Jacob is taking the lead now, and I support him. Mix will too. As a reminder, Jacob has made Manyverse desktop happen, and has implemented a lot of the tough details regarding private groups in last year's NGI grant. He's humble and sells himself short, but I am consistently amazed at how good he is at this. If anyone else out there is reading this and wants to combine efforts, now is your time to step up and help too. Contact Jacob.

Before closing, I want to acknowledge people. Starting with Dominic Tarr, who created SSB. I have met him twice in person, and he's the closest you can get to an alien. I say this in a friendly way, but also in the literal way. He is incredibly unusual, and I am grateful for all the wonderful things he made and showed us.

Mix Irving comes next, who is my dear friend. We talk about a lot of personal things. We fight. We (virtually) hug. Mix has been the heart of the SSB community from the beginning. He loves to connect people together, to introduce a friend to you, to make things happen. He likes to make visualizations, and likes to draw. Mix is very special. Due to planetary distances, I haven't met him in person yet, but I definitely should.

Anders (arj) is also a friend. He is incredibly smart when it comes to technical intuition, but as a person, he's impossible to hate, and his diplomatic and warm approach has been a reliable way of solving conflicts between the more spicy team members. I am honored to have been under arj's wide wings.

SSB would be lost without Matt Mckegg, who built the all-beloved Patchwork. It would be lost without Zelf, without Andrew Chou, without Paul Frazee, without Mikey, without cryptix, without Luandro, without Keks, without Cel, without David Gomez, without substack, without Nicolas Pace, without Nicholas Frota, without Glyph, without soapdog, without Christian Bundy, without Piet, without Happy0. I was planning to write something special about each of these persons and others, but the tears are not helping me find the words right now. I hope these tears are enough.

After 6400 hours (an irrevocable slice of my life) of working on this, it's time for me to say goodbye. I believe all of this – what we built together – will make more sense someday.

Thank you. – @andrestaltz

https://www.manyver.se/blog/2024-04-05

SSB scuttlebutt P2P Manyverse

Thu, 08 Aug 2024 10:50:43 +0200

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FenTiger schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Tue, 30 Jul 2024 17:12:15 +0200

Anyone interested in single sign-on / #SSO? Want a new toy to play with? I've been experimenting with it recently, and now I've got something to share: an experimental demo of how a "Sign in with the Fediverse" mechanism might work.

If you have a Mastodon or Hubzilla account, or an IndieAuth-style self-hosted identity, I'd like to invite you to try and sign in to my test site at login.mythik.co.uk.

Headline features:

User authentication/authorization based on the Ory tools.
Supports signing in using an existing Fediverse (or other) account - or one you host yourself
Open source - well, not yet, but it could be, if people are interested in it
Written by a non-expert! Woefully insecure! All manner of attacks, just waiting to be found! Invite your security expert friends to the party, and laugh together at the n00b! Fun for all the family!

Supported identity providers include:

Mastodon (must be a recent version that includes this pull request). mastodon.social is known to work.
Hubzilla (any version). zotum.net is known to work.
#IndieAuth / #FedCM
Another instance of itself, using OpenID Connect

(There's a chance Streams might work, too.)

Protocols supported:

#OIDC Discovery
Client ID Metadata Document
FedCM for IndieAuth
#OpenWebAuth
A method using the Mastodon API
Classic (non-FedCM) IndieAuth (if you're lucky; I found this very hard to test, and had various problems with it)
My original experiments used Dynamic Client Registration but I've moved away from this.

If you can get it to work - share a screenshot and let me know what you think!

(I'll try to keep this running for a while, but I can't guarantee it - partly because I haven't finished trying to attack it yet. If I have to take it down for some reason, I'll edit this post to say so.)

Thu, 08 Aug 2024 10:24:34 +0200

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Mike Macgirvin 🖥️ schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Thu, 08 Aug 2024 01:01:44 +0200

I've been telling anybody who will listen that every public post on mastodon is a spammable endpoint that a dedicated spammer can drive a fleet of spam starships through -- and that any one of them could easily bring the entire network to its knees in under 24 hours. It isn't a matter of "if" the spammers will discover this, only "when".

Have fun with that.

Fri, 12 Jul 2024 10:59:11 +0200

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Mike Kuketz 🛡 schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Fri, 12 Jul 2024 08:36:50 +0200

Ab Firefox Version 128 (Desktop) solltet ihr folgende Einstellung anpassen:

Einstellungen -> Datenschutz & Sicherheit -> Werbeeinstellungen für Websites ->
Websites erlauben, datenschutzfreundliche Werbe-Messungen durchzuführen: Häkchen entfernen.

#firefox #mozilla #ads #tracking