What I started last year is contributing to OpenStreetMap via StreetComplete. It makes it extremely easy to contribute. Just go on a walk and occassionally pull your phone out and wander around to find the places that need more info.

no it seems to be kde plasma

This forum in particular already displays how you can.

See this for example: !announcements@forum.unfinishedprojects.net

I see my reflection. 10/10

https://areweanticheatyet.com/

Source: https://ec.social-network.europa.eu/@EUCommission/116606593755576405

As the other commenter in that Mastodon thread said, this is specially done for Mastodon. On Bluesky and Facebook is the image something more generic.

Debian or Fedora

I personally go with Fedora Server with automatic security updates.

who said you need to install apps?

pretty much. that’s why you don’t use email for sensitive stuff.

Well, if the other person uses protonmail, your client encrypts the email content before submitting it, which means protonmail can’t read it.

If they do not use protonmail, well, protonmail can. They apparently store the emails after they have been sent encrypted with a key in your account, so they can’t read them afterwards.

!ebooks_management@lemmy.zip

you’ll be experiencing problems soon. I recommend you switch to something else, like summit.

sync dev abandoned the project and ran away with the subscription money without any notice

I use Summit.

https://www.w3.org/TR/did-1.0/

There are DID methods that use and don’t use domains.

https://fedi-search.com/

How good it is depends

https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices

Apparently A3 (no core) mostly works. I don’t know whether it being Core will cause problems or not.

Looking at the webfinger route handler, piefed most likely does not allow the same name for a person, group or feed.

https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/src/commit/d525ded112306a06a90310be7bac59064aff45fb/app/activitypub/routes.py#L95

It is stated that the user is looked up first, then the community and then the feed. So if you had a community named MindfulMaverick, it could not be looked up by webfinger, as the response would always be your user.

This could be solved by doing what lemmy does: querying all of them and seperating them in the webfinger response by type if they do exist.

6-7 hours. 8+ hours during the weekend.

Should begin around July 10-12th, according to the owner in the matrix room.

Also, you might be interested in subscribing to !canvas@toast.ooo

So… do you have some source code for us?