Claro, uma instância ou uma aplicação específica pode aceitar autenticação através de outros servidores desde que haja uma maneira de implementar fornecida pela outra aplicação, mas aí vai da implementação. O ActivityPub estabelece as diretrizes para redes se comunicarem entre si sobre as atividades dos seus atores sobre objetos, mas como alguém estabelece vínculo autorizativo para criar atividades por um ator fica a critério da implementação. Em termos gerais, a federação não versa sobre os processos para se efetuar uma atividade, mas apenas sobre a atividade em si e como distribui-la
Não. O ator, que é a sua abstração no fediverso, pertence ao servidor. Inclusive o identificador dele é único justamente porque o nome do servidor é parte compositora do id, de forma que quando você tenta autenticar em outra instância, pra ela o seu login dá usuário não encontrado
Well, tbh I thought that the IDF actions were more like the brazilian Polícia Militar: "shoot first, ask second"
Release a product that is not usable by disabled people Releases another product that costs more money but is the only way for disabled people to use the first product
Make profit
What? Do u really think USA doesn't have the power to demand Israel to stop attacking?
Actually, the real 9/11 happened around 50 years ago when USA sponsored, helped and took part in the coup in Chile where they killed the elected president bombing the official house, just because he was socialist. I don't care about towers being hit by planes in a country that committed not only that but several crimes, war crimes and is always trying to steal from poor countries.
Fuck USA
The funny fact is that a "tarif sign" is a thing in Brazil, at least in Sao Paulo. It is called "Impostômetro", which doesn't translate but means something like ("tax meter"). It is located in the entrance of the state "Business association" and it is constantly updated with the sum amount that people from São Paulo paid in taxes for the current year.
I didn't know about it, and looks really interesting (I'll start to use it). But looks like it is more a player with social network features, while my focus is to share and import your playlists across different services. i.e., you have a great Playlist but use it in Spotify. Then, you share it in this system I want to create and I can import this Playlist in Tidal. But, definitely, Funkwhale is a great source to get some "getting started" of code, so thanks for sharing it :D
Looks like adapted, no? From the colors, looks like it is upside down and the display looks adapted there
tbh, I'm always "getting" ready to create a social network to share Playlists based on ActivityPub because sometimes I want Playlists from my friend but they all use Spotify and I use Tidal. Your post inspired me to start it, because now I know there is others with the same need. Anyone who wants to join me, please send me a DM :)
That's not true because the bike is on the floor. A true F&F would present a fully anti gravity bike in the ceiling with guns enough to defeat all armies in the world and armor enough to handle three weeks of non-stop bombing
Probably they will use to kill more innocent Palestinians, like they did with Lavender
Yeah, it is, but users avoid systems with high fragmentation. I'm not against create 1 billion package managers, but IMO distros should ship a default one (I'm in favor of something cross-distro, like Flatpaks) and if I want something different I just install it