lutindiscret

Wikimedia_Fr, 1 month ago to random French

@Wikimedia_Fr vient soutient la pétition de @mozilla pour demander à OpenAI, Microsoft et Google plus de transparence sur les données utilisées pour entraîner leurs outils d’IA !
https://foundation.mozilla.org/fr/campaigns/tell-openai-google-and-microsoft-provide-transparency-about-the-data-used-to-train-your-ai-tools/

matthewfacciani, 1 month ago to random

Hello Fediverse! I'm a social scientist who studies misinformation, media literacy, and political polarization. I regularly share scientific articles about these topics on Threads and now everyone on Mastodon will be able to see my posts as well since I joined the fediverse

organicmaps, 1 month ago to random

So true! Have you already donated? 🙏❤️🌿 https://donate.organicmaps.app/

J12t, 1 month ago to fediverse

Does a (paid) hosted #PeerTube offering exist somewhere?

Like masto.host does for Mastodon, but for PeerTube?

sirilyan, 1 month ago to random

Just a quick little ad for goblin.band.

It's become my favorite Mastodon client, and any Tumblr refugees who miss the dark blue background and reblog chains should take a look.

I'm considering sending out some invite codes to my instance to friends and acquaintances, so watch this space.

annecordier, 1 month ago to random French

En route pour les #JDLN à Nantes pour un débat ce soir qui promet d'être vigoureux !
Rdv à 17h30, et si vous ne pouvez pas être en présentiel, vous pouvez en être en visio !

https://urlz.fr/pYaP

yanmoryart, 1 month ago to illustration French

Hi there, I'm new here. Gonna try few things there 😄

#illustration #dragonage #videogames

amolith, 1 month ago to random

@snikket_im has officially launched their XMPP hosting platform :flan_cheer: This one subscription gets you a personal XMPP server for yourself, your family, and some friends! :flan_smile:
https://snikket.org/blog/snikket-hosting-launched/

"…it became increasingly clear that, as easy as we make self-hosting, it’s always going to require skills or time that people don’t have. If we want everyone to be a part of this network, we can’t expect them all to learn Linux, SSH and system administration!"

#XMPP #Snikket

nicolasvivant, 1 month ago to random French

Nous ne sommes pas seuls à #AlpOSS !

image/jpeg

hollyberries, 1 month ago to random

is there a fediverse alternative to pinterest? ​:nekothink:​

devnull, 1 month ago to random

#fediforum

lutindiscret, 1 month ago to random

@simplex have you considered supporting https://webxdc.org 🤔 ?

codelutin, 1 month ago to random French

Si tu as besoin d'argent pour ton projet #Libre, Code Lutin donne 1% de son chiffre d'affaires pour la cause : c'est la rétribution @copiepublique

Jusqu'au 24 avril, tu peux nous demander un budget via un simple formulaire de candidature.

Toutes les informations sur
https://codelutin.com/campagneCopiePublique

Partages appréciés 🧡

#CopiePublique

plantex, 1 month ago to random French

Y aurait-il parmi vous des freelances dev Web (HTML/CSS/JS) pour développer un front pour un outil professionnel dont le design a déjà été réalisé et les specs avec ?
Notre client n'a que des propositions farfelues et j'aimerais un développeur plus sérieux pour s'en occuper.

Si vous voulez repoueter, ça vous donnera une belle peau :)

aprilorg, 2 months ago to random French

👉L'AG des membres de l'April, c'est demain : samedi 16 mars 2024 à Paris (5e)

▶️ intervention de @mathildesaliou « Comment rendre le numérique plus inclusif »
▶️ vote sur rapport d'activité, bilan financier ; élection du conseil d'administration
▶️ distribution des nouveaux autocollants 😉
▶️ soirée festive sur l'air de l'Italie (surprise) 🎉

Vous souhaitez être des nôtres ?

Les infos :

https://wiki.april.org/w/Assemblee_generale_16_mars_2024

Il est encore temps de devenir membre https://april.org/adherer

lutindiscret, 2 months ago to random

@cblgh sorry if already asked but has https://webxdc.org/ over cable been considered?

#cableProtocol #cabalProtocol

thibaultamartin, 2 months ago to random

The Matrix Foundation hosts one of the largest Matrix servers in the open federation. But we don't want to become the Gmail of Matrix. So why keep registrations open? And what are we doing to stay true to our mission?

https://matrix.org/blog/2024/03/why-matrix-org/

lutindiscret, 2 months ago to random French

Moi quand le stagiaire me demande quelle commande il faut utiliser pour savoir pourquoi l'ordi rame

gif tiré du film « les visiteurs ». Jacquouille dit « Top !! » à Dame Béatrice

nthony, 2 months ago to random

@davinkevin on how to create a MongoDB equivalent into PostgreSQL :).
#pgdayparis #trollingInside

lutindiscret, 2 months ago to random French

Est-ce que vous connaissez des coins d'internet où on peut trouver fictions interactives, genres des livres dont vous êtes le héros qui auraient été numérisés mais dans un format structuré qui permette à un programme de parcourir le contenu ? L'idée serait de faire un robotchat qui affiche un paragraphe, lance un sondage, les membres du salon votent pour choisir le paragraphe. Ce serait pour revivre la saga Loup Solitaire en coop.

#LivreDontVousÊtesLeHéros #LDVHLH #JdRSolo #SoloRPG #chatbot

adele, 2 months ago to SmallWeb

I've just tried #Publii

It's a static site generator. Unlike many others, Publii is a graphical application, very easy to use. It manages content edition with 3 different methods:

• Wysiwyg editor
• Block editor (inspired by Medium IHMO)
• Markdown editor
  Adding images is simple, you can select one as featured for Organic data, put one in the header for the site or for each post.
  It runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.

https://getpublii.com/
#indieweb #smallweb #smolweb

18+ dumpsterqueer, 5 months ago to random EN

Some folks have speculated that we may have added some logic to #GoToSocial to refuse federation with threads, since GtS and Threads cannot federate together. We have not! We may in the future set federation with threads.net to "off" by default, and have this setting be adjustable by admins (with a link to Threads ToS for third-party services), but we haven't done anything like this yet.

It seems that as of the moment of writing, Threads responds to requests for ActivityPub representations -- requests which work just fine for all the fedi softwares we know about -- with a huge chunk of html+CSS. Of course GoToSocial doesn't parse this response as JSON, and therefore lookup of Threads users from GoToSocial fails. Likely Threads is requiring something very fussy with its Accept headers, or there's some other small issue preventing Threads from understanding GtS's outgoing HTTP requests. We haven't investigated it yet, because frankly getting federation working with Threads is not at all a priority for us.

Apparently some other fedi server devs have already implemented workarounds on their side for this issue, which brings up a rather tricky point: Is it the responsibility of open source fedi server developers to implement workarounds for Threads? In other words, is it for fedi devs to debug Threads' black-box implementation of ActivityPub for them, when Threads is closed source, for-profit, and not free?

Personally I would say no, it's not our responsibility, since Meta is an enormously large company with paid engineers working on this. In my view, if their implementation does not work with existing ActivityPub implementations (which mostly work fine with one another in this ecosystem we've created), it is their responsibility to fix their implementation, not ours.

At GoToSocial we work really hard to debug and fix compatibility issues with other open source fedi projects, within a reasonable scope and to the best of our abilities. Where the protocol is unclear (and AP is a protocol which is notoriously open to different interpretations), we try to err on the side of being generous in what we accept, and strict in what we send out, and to provide reasonable fallback behavior. We spend a lot of time poring through the code of other implementations, checking logs, trying to narrow down issues, etc. We would expect Threads to do the same.

This brings up another point: When this sort of thing happens (some federation bug or other issue), who do people assume is at fault? In other words, who wrote the bug: the big corporation, or the open source developers?

The power dynamics here are interesting. Based on my purely anecdotal (!) experience of seeing comments on such matters over the years, people tend to assume that developers at big corporations write code with fewer bugs than independent open source devs, and that corporate code is more reliable and more "technically correct". For better or worse, they seem to tend to view open source developers as being more amateurish and slapdash, and corporate developers as being more disciplined and by-the-book.

In a case like this, where open source implementations of a protocol are federating with a corporate implementation of a protocol, it seems likely to me that folks will generally assume that the "amateurish" open source developers are at fault if something does not work properly. If Threads, owned by Meta/Facebook puts something out there, it must be correct, right?

So already the burden of fixing things may fall disproportionately on the open source devs; and already even at this very early stage, we can get a feeling for the sort of weight that big corporations have to throw around, when it comes to interoperability matters. They have the money, the PR, the personnel, the reputation, all that stuff, and folks will tend to assume that they're in the right, without really interrogating that assumption for truth.

This is sort of worrying, and I don't really have a neat way to tie up this long post. I suppose I would caution folks against assuming that code produced by corporations is automatically more correct than code written by small independent groups. And I'd also caution folks to be aware of the power imbalances that are entering play here. It's not going to be an easy time for fedi devs.

veloren, 6 months ago to random

We are thinking of potentially moving development from Discord to another platform (Discord would remain as a community platform).

Do you have any recommendations for platforms and reasons why?

Examples of potential options are Discourse and Mattermost