Sly Gryphon @sgryphon@qoto.org
Lead Consultant @TelstraPurple, doing Internet-of-Things (#IoT), #dotnet, #blockchain, #DevSecOps. Certified Azure IoT Developer, MCSD: ALM, #PRINCE2, Scrum. Tabletop gamer.
Joined Oct 2020
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you are asking what features the new ActivityPub plugin version has?
thanks for asking! ☺️
* Support for post visibility - you can choose between "public", "only followers" and "no federation".
* Attribution-Domains - that should fix the fediverse:creator issues, if you had issues
* Improved compatibility with caching plugins
https://github.com/Automattic/wordpress-activitypub/releases/tag/4.0.0
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This is your reminder...
There is no algorithm that brings posts to your timeline. The only posts you will see under your Home tab will be either people that you follow, or the boosts from people that you follow.
BOOSTING IS THE LIFE BLOOD OF MASTODON.
If you read something that is interesting, funny, thought provoking, news worthy, or beautiful, then BOOST IT.
Hitting "Favorite" lets the poster know that you liked it BUT IT DOESN'T LET ANYONE ELSE KNOW.
Keep Mastodon alive. BOOST.
#ArsMagica #ttrpg, famed for it's flexible magic system and troupe-style play, has launched their definitive edition crowd funding on #backerkit. Although the overall system is a bit clunky, the magic rules for casting freeform spells are great, and I try to play the game at conventions, etc, whenever I get a chance.
https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/atlas-games/ars-magica-5th-edition-definitive
And, as part of their stretch goals (which they have already reached a bunch), they are releasing the game text under #OpenSource #CreativeCommons licencing, joining a bunch of other great open games (#Fate, #DungeonWorld, #BladesInTheDark #bitd, #Gumshoe, #EclipsePhase,#Ironsworn, and -- of course -- #DungeonsAndDragons #dnd).
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Whether you're a creator, industry expert, volunteer, or devoted gamer, we're eager to join forces with gamers from all corners of the globe. Together, let's amplify the mission of the Organized Play Foundation, creating an inclusive community where games become the bridge that unites us.
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Hey Penpot community! 👋
We’re constantly working to improve Penpot and make it the best tool for your design needs, and we want your input!
We’ve put together a list of the top 10 issues and feature requests that have come up frequently, but we’d love to hear from you too:
https://community.penpot.app/t/help-us-what-issues-or-enhancements-matter-most-to-you/6763
@nbaileydev on the positive side, at least you got IPv6 ?
I think my mobile service is similar. No prefix delegation, but I can pass through and request as many IPv6 as I want (via my hotspot).
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GREAT change is approaching. NIST will standardise prohibition of requirement of composing passwords from various character styles, and requirement for periodic password changes. These are harmful and obsolete rules. Now they will be treated as a cybersecurity weakness https://pages.nist.gov/800-63-4/sp800-63b.html
@deshipu counterpoint: I suggest looking into Freakonomics and their interesting books; apply economics to alternative domains. https://freakonomics.com/
I think your word-derivation conclusion is a bit misleading (and I'm sure you know that).
@cynical13 there are both solo games (single player, such as journalling games like Thousand Year Old Vampire, as well as oracle based and more choose your own adventure style), and also GM-less games for multiple players (either oracle based like Ironsworn, or collaborative games like Fiasco or Polaris).
@kpeace forcing anything (by government mandate, backed by guns) is against free markets.
Instead a free market would choose to buy the labelled product over the unlabelled one, if that is what they want.
You can always refuse to buy an unlabelled product, and if no one did that manufacturer would go out of business unless they change.
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👀 BrowserPub: A browser for exploring #ActivityPub and the ⁂fediverse
#GoPlay #Brisbane, a FREE tabletop RPG #ttrpg convention, on Sept 7th & 8th, has opened player registrations https://www.goplaybrisbane.com.au/register-to-play/
There are heaps of free #rpg roleplaying games on offer, including: #dnd, #dcc, #marvelmultiverse, #dontrestyourhead, #knight, #paranoia, #bladerunner, #eclipsephase, and heaps more.
@jamesoff @froge @aaisp at the physical network level both are the same, e.g. ethernet packets to MAC addresses, although some places may run separate (single stack) networks, so I think "congestion" isn't relevant.
The main speed benefit of #ipv6 is avoiding multiple levels of NAT.
On top of the ping to your router, for outbound calls there would also be NAT on your router; or for inbound port redirects.
Inbound (or outbound) IPv6 to an end device is just a firewall check, and then forward. Also makes it easy to use 80/443 for multiple end devices. (Rather than non standard ports)
@simonzerafa I'm also happy to recommend @beasts. Excellent #ipv6 support, they run modern internet, not stuck in 10+ year old legacy networks.
I run some #ipv6only servers with them (cheaper) and for legacy support you can reverse proxy through a CDN like CloudFlare, or MythicBeasts has one in their network.
@shupfel you probably still need to use both for a while, but longer term DHCPv6 is probably unnecessary overhead.
I do find DHCPv6 useful for assigning static leases, so I have fixed addresses I can put in firewall/DNS.
But things that support DHCPv6 probably also support manual config.
@CenturyAvocado @zymurgic servers are generally okay. You will want some kind of NAT64 for outgoing connections, and IPv4 for incoming reverse proxy (eg a CDN). The default config, like you found out, often isn't correct.
Home/personal computers are a lot worse, as there are things that just don't work, eg Steam.
@jadp @ashwrites don't fall into the trap of thinking local networks are safe (eggshell networks). A firewall is probably stronger security than your wifi password. Best to always use well-established security, e.g. Matter. (And consumer devices have different use cases than commercial, e.g. they must allow local physical override for ownership transfer.)
@morax you forgot "Let's have a music battle"
@LALegault I'm a moderate, i.e. I will "use a gun to build a library", but will try an explanation.
The objection is when a service is forced on you without choice, at the threat of people with guns.
Now maybe teaching children, providing protection services (including long term provisions), and management coordination of infrastructure (?) offers value to people. But if it does offer value, then they would be willing to pay for it, and so it wouldn't need provision by the state in the first place.
When the state provides it has very poor mechanisms for determining how much value, so may be over provided. Maybe we need 100 teachers, but the state provides 105, so 5 are an unnecessary waste of resources. (The reverse is also true, they can under provide.)
So, while not 100% leech, because I think most of those things are valuable to most people, so would have been provided anyway, a hardcore is going to exaggerate the scenario. As do both the left and right of politics, to emphasise their point.
Lead Consultant @TelstraPurple, doing Internet-of-Things (#IoT), #dotnet, #blockchain, #DevSecOps. Certified Azure IoT Developer, MCSD: ALM, #PRINCE2, Scrum. Tabletop gamer.
Joined Oct 2020
