Longer term I want to remove the need for the HTTP gateway and the AP server from the equation and have users talk directly to each other.
Even longer term it'd be good to remove the need for an inbox server and do something fully p2p.
Then we could focus on pure #ActivityStreams and #RDF data on the client side. (once we figure out indexing to make this stuff actually fast)
Since I'm seeing a new wave of people saying they plan to leave Twitter, you may like my browser tool that takes the zip file of your Twitter export and returns a zip file of a web site that lets people browse and search your tweets. You can just upload the files wherever you normally host html and it'll work just fine.
https://tinysubversions.com/twitter-archive/make-your-own/
Example archive: https://tinysubversions.com/twitter-archive/
Here's a sneak peek at the architecture for how the #ActivityPub integration in #DistributedPress is going to work!
tl;dr:
- Publish static JSON+HTML for your posts/AP identity (on #IPFS and other #p2p protocols)
- In your AP JSON link to our inbox server
- AP servers use an HTTP gateway to load your AP data
- Users can send replies to your inbox server
- Inbox server has a moderation queue to put follower data and replies back into your site via static files / webhooks
while the rest of the world tries to solve every problem with algorithms, the pirates reopen user registration and avoid malware and spam with manual approval. all for the prosocial goal of keeping the craft alive and not losing a generation of uploaders with the closure of rarbg and other public trackers.
https://torrentfreak.com/the-pirate-bay-reopens-its-doors-to-new-members-after-four-years-230628/
* Make software that works on older devices, the older the better.
* Make software that will keep on working for a very long time.
* Make software that uses the least amount of total energy to achieve its results.
* Make software that also uses the least amount of network data transfer, memory and storage.
* Make software that encourages the user to use it in a frugal way.
Also I'm glad I fixed up the renderer extension in #agregore finally.
Now I can just click around links to navigate linked data right from my browser.
Manually activity-ing my pubs.
What if my outbox was just a file! https://mastodon.mauve.moe/users/mauve/outbox
Check out this cool demo from @stardustxr on what it could look like to use a #p2p #web browser in #VR or #AR !
Imagine having your browser apps / feeds as windows around you spatially.
Stardust is still in it's early stages but you should absolutely check them out!
Version 2.2.3 is out now. We've reworked the welcome page, fixed some bugs with the renderer, and improved startup times.
Check it out on your OS of choice! 🥳
https://github.com/AgregoreWeb/agregore-browser/releases/tag/v2.2.3
Today I had a thought ( a rare occurrence 🤪 ),
you know how you do not own anything anymore?!
Everything is subscription based, and is gone as soon as you can no longer afford it?!
AI might do the same with skills, in the future people might no longer be able to do things without AI that seem simple to us now. So you will no longer be able to access your skills without money, very dystopian if you think about it. 🤔
Accidentally deleted the original version of this thread when trying to fix a broken link. :P
@yosh this video link should work.
Also, here's a recording of the talk I did at their last conference (used to be called Bloom) on #p2p and #decentralized web apps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHrul4jEHvs
I get into the weeds on #IPFS and #BitTorrent and how this technology works under the hood.
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.