@[email protected] the definition of "bread with bread"

@[email protected] how? i've been living under a rock for the past 5 years

@[email protected] ~~welcome to the fun world of stowaway~~

@[email protected] my school used free teams and free zoom because who cares until the govt provided it with paid teams though its sso was so inconvenient that nobody really liked it

@[email protected] teams is free also what is the self hosted alternative of teams?

@[email protected] not every school has the resources though

@[email protected] i sometimes open intellij literally just to resolve conflicts because its too inconvenient otherwise

@[email protected] good luck resolving conflicts or partially commiting without a nice gui

@[email protected] you mean publish date updates when you edit a post? thats weird

@[email protected] in case of collisions you can always just add 2 at the end or something

@[email protected] why not generate slug at creation/edit instead of having to parse the thing? db will ensure you won't run into any edge cases, and you would also get custom urls for free

bluesky users will like literally anything

also their federation model is pull-based. unlike activitypub, which is basically glorified email, afaiu atproto federation expects you to basically have the entire (or most of the) network locally and continuously crawl them for updates. making it much more expensive to host personal instances. which they solved by... uhh.. relays > The Relay handles "big-world" networking. It crawls the network, gathering as much data as it can, and outputs it in one big stream for other services to use. It’s analogous to a firehose provider or a super-powered relay node. whats the point of federation then honestly

side note: they also support `did:web` identifiers, which (obviously) do not use that, making the dns the trust root. which is kinda fine, but i'm not sure if their frontend supports creating such accounts, and im not really willing to test that via atproto right now. but the issue is that the `did:web` identifiers will only work for as long as you have access to that domain, basically killing the whole point. and afaiu the protocol doesn't really support migration across did-s yet

there's one major thing that concerns me, though (as far as i understand, i may be wrong, please correct me if i am) so there's such thing as "PLC Server" (https://plc.directory). which is basically a global thing responsible for resolving their `did:plc` identifiers to pds and <i>user's public keys</i>. a *centralized* thing in a federated network, yep and im not really a security expert, but aren't we putting too much trust on that plc server? like, what if an attacker happened to take over that server? there's literally nothing stopping them from changing the public key in the database like yeah, there are publicly available signed audit logs (which are basically a per-did blockchain), but how can a third party know they were not tampered with too? the only (kinda) solution i could think of is to continuously validate changes to the directory and reject improperly signed ones. and i haven't found the reference implementation doing that.

@[email protected] wow it works thanks

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@[email protected] :pat: $[blur idk how to send gifs here except custom emojis]

atproto is actually pretty neat and clever

@[email protected] @[email protected] that's not necessarily a bad thing though. bad products are basically what drives us forward. mistakes happen, even tech giants make them, but only if they don't improve on them that becomes a problem

@[email protected] never knew lenovo made "work tech", huh. they indeed market them towards businesses, never noticed that also i still don't get how "having a sim card" is a business requirement for a tablet. maybe its true for *your* business, but definitely not for most businesses

@[email protected] afaik modem on modern mobile devices is usually on a soc, which makes it inherently more expensive to produce

@[email protected] non-cellular ipads cost more. and it would also cost like ~100€ more just because a good lte modem actually costs around that

@[email protected] because you would still need modem? the slot itself is like the cheapest part

@[email protected] i wish sharkey sent at least one 😭

@[email protected] meow mrrrph miaowwww

@[email protected] nvme secure erase probably? for ssds

@[email protected] why rsa in 2024 😭

i dont want to be a human

@[email protected] > doesnt use electron > flutter its even worse tho

@[email protected] @[email protected] totally doable in nginx too something along ```nginx location ... { if ($request_body !~* "\"i\":") { return 403; } ... } ``` should work $[blur caddy sucks btw]

@[email protected] i wish i were a cat

met with father day ruined

yay anxiety for no reason

@[email protected] i sometimes meow in work chats and calls. everyone finds it cute and never said anything 🥰

@[email protected] indeed (i actually bought the thing thinking i'd do some ios development but it didnt turn out that way)

oh nyoooooo (for the past year i only used it to sideload tiktok mod, and i am not sure if that was the best use of 100$ lol)

@[email protected] telegram contest be like

@[email protected] holy shit its bright

dont you love it when your ci/cd pipeline takes 2 fucking hours, so you have to overtime on friday just to release your 3 lines patch also its run on like 10 year old xeons that go on aliexpress for 5$. best fucking cpu to run webpack

@[email protected] мне казалось это и так очевидно было (что элементари треш) но ладно

@[email protected] ~~skill issue~~