I think we should start calling this age attestation rather than verification, or does the confusion help us here by making the linux ecosystem seem like it's more compliant than it is?
Good enough for me, so I did it. Why do you post on the fediverse rather than somewhere like reddit or twitter? I'm not sure I get where you're coming from.
Not any more :) I don't know any of these people in real life, some people host instances for their real life friends and family, or long time online acquaintances, which would be acceptable to me.
It actually did happen in reality on Reddit, an admin called spez changed the content of a user post. I don't know if there's ever been a rogue admin on the Fediverse, there's no way of knowing.
Thanks, subscribed to activitypub.space. I'll probably make a post about the guest posting trial in the General Discussion channel at some point, since people are talking about barriers to first use.
A personal reason is that your identity on the fediverse is defined by who owns your private key (used for cryptographically signing your posts), and your domain, anybody who owns these can impersonate you or modify your posts without your knowledge.
Another thing that won't scale is large personal blocklists, say you're on an instance with a million people, each activity coming in has to be compared with a 1000 person blocklist, PER LOCAL USER
👑 looks great ! Do you have any example blogposts showing the diagram and latex equation feature? I haven't seen anywhere else in the fediverse do this
Shit, that went well, I was expecting pushback. Should I make an issue for discussion, or is there one already. I don't know if the object also needs an ID
Whoa senpai noticed me. There actually is a recursive query format in the latest sqlite for this exact situation, Postgres may have something similar, I just thought a list is fine for the web UI. I'll have to benchmaxx and pick a strategy for the API.
I actually read that FEP. In my code that is too shameful to release yet, I look for an Object, then look for its Type, then figure out how to deserialize the rest of the object, but this object doesn't have one. Would it be possible to do something like this:
I think we should start calling this age attestation rather than verification, or does the confusion help us here by making the linux ecosystem seem like it's more compliant than it is?