Gracias a Wafrn, ahora puedo utilizar Bluesky en la mayoría de clientes de Mastodon. Y por alguna razón eso me parece muy divertido.
FediDevs
These are the people building the Fediverse!
Estaría buena una función de traducir posts en Wafrn, no se tendría que reinventar la rueda, se podría usar lo que el resto de Fedi siempre ha usado, instancias libres de traducción y demás.
Pero creo que mantener un backend de traducción es más complejo de lo que parece owo
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Hey, friends! We're just getting moved over to Fedizen, along with the rest of the accounts at social.wedistribute.org. This is our new home! 🥳
Call for Proposals: Fediverse Multimedia Grants
Blacksky has released a system for polls and wafrn will implement it
Will also be for fedi…
Blacksky has released a system for polls and wafrn will implement it
#FediForum 8 day 2 about to begin.
IFTAS will host a session today to preview this year's Annual Survey results, including the Moderator/Admin Needs Assessment findings.
Join the conversation here: https://fediforum.org/2026-10/
@news @Bonfire Nice. I mean, it sounds like you've had to implement a parallel data store to support this, which doesn't sound fun and might discourage other implementations from trying it. But it proves the idea.
The moderation side: yeah, the activity can be shown to moderators, but e.g. {"type": "WeirdUseCase", "content": "Friendly content", "weird:specialField": "Evil content"} will show only the friendly content, not the evil content. This is surely not the most pressing moderation issue right now, but I bet it'll show up eventually.
I’m typically a light mode during the day kinda person, but today is a headache-y dark mode kind of day. 😵
(App and website designers, I beg you: please respect platform color scheme preferences! It’s an accessibility thing! In both directions; some people have a hard time with light text on a dark background as well!)
@news @Bonfire Nice. I mean, it sounds like you've had to implement a parallel data store to support this, which doesn't sound fun and might discourage other implementations from trying it. But it proves the idea.
The moderation side: yeah, the activity can be shown to moderators, but e.g. {"type": "WeirdUseCase", "content": "Friendly content", "weird:specialField": "Evil content"} will show only the friendly content, not the evil content. This is surely not the most pressing moderation issue right now, but I bet it'll show up eventually.
@mat@friendica.exon.name @news@wedistribute.org good point, we can add a menu option for mods to view the full JSON
At #PfP✨Toronto @cwebber@social.coop talks about why technology is political
@team it was already a cursed image in my slide deck and is extra cursed seeing myself with it projected on screen lol
Slightly salty to be missing out on #FediForum today. I look forward to seeing the demos and hearing about what discussions took place!
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you can add custom user emojis that you can only use in posts for now
@takosix @tsturm @compoundchem
This has to be #AIslop…right?!?
@evan In general, it seems important to note that the logical clock times can only be interpreted in the context of a causal event graph (rather than generally comparing the "times" like one would with a physical clock). I'm guessing this may lead to significant confusion. Put another way, there's no "network logical clock". There are numerous causal event timelines that define a partial ordering of the network events.
@Steve_Bate I think that as activities are received and objects are loaded, the logical clock value on the different servers will converge.
@evanprodromou hey @evan the link to Fediverse Multimedia Grants is login gated
@liaizon @evanprodromou Thanks, fixed it!
The fact that datacenters are going all in on gas during a solar boom and an oil crisis scares the shit out of me.