Notices by marius (mariusor@metalhead.club)

@silverpill @benpate in fairness there's already a schema.org document for music releases:
https://schema.org/MusicRelease

Bandcamp uses them on album pages.

@dmitri the way I understood what
@silverpill is saying is that if those are part of the same server ... they're not "auxiliary".

@silverpill care to elaborate?

What is wrong with those things existing as auxiliary services?

@gvlx I don't mean to talk for @silverpill but the post is about a library under AGPL, not his service built on top of it.

You probably clicked on the wrong link.

> Let them sink.

@silverpill jesus mate, that's a hateful thing to say. What prompts this sentiment?

@silverpill is there a reason why the did can't be a resource for a regular webfinger request?

/.well-known/webfinger?resource=did:ap:key:z6MkrJVnaZkeFzdQyMZu1cgjg7k1pZZ6pvBQ7XJPt4swbTQ2/path/to/object
@mikedev

@kopper IDs represent the URL where the ActivityPub object can be found at. Some applications can serve a browser compatible object also (an HTML page, an image/audio/video, etc), but most don't.

The "remote URL of a thing" generally can be found in the "url" property of the ActivityPub representatoin of the thing. Some objects have a "href" property instead, but they should represent the canonical browser compatible URL.

@silverpill thank you for keep trying, but this past week I've been doing a lot of reshuffling of the internals. I'm not surprised some things still fail.

Could you send me a link to a pastebin with the Activity? I'll add a bug report.

@silverpill so I did find it in storage, but something went wrong when dispatching it to the proper inbox. I'll create a test-case from it to check what happened. TY!

@silverpill if you could provide me with a verbatim request (including the sign header) I could try to see what's wrong. The strange part is that there's nothing in the logs for that specific period, not even at the http proxy level.

@silverpill federated.id doesn't accept follows automatically. It's in my inbox.

@marius

@silverpill I guess this one wasn't you. The time is different.

It means your follow didn't make it to my inbox. What client/service did you sent it from?

> Do you know any other Fediverse software that supports EC keys?

@silverpill no, not on the top of my head. I think everyone should support it at least on the basis of much smaller size though.

And, as always when it comes to interop, crickets from the Mastodon devs: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/21429#issuecomment-1549405785

@silverpill yep. Another one of those small frictions with Mastodon, that doesn't support EC keys. :(

@silverpill I'm using the mechanism Mastodon popularized.

Basically BrutaLinks is just a (mostly) dumb client on top of a server that only serves ActivityPub objects (that one is called FedBOX). It however exposes access to the underlying objects using the <link rel="alternate"> metadata.

For people invested in the migration from #reddit. Here's some details about #BrutaLinks one of the projects I'm working on, which is a reddit-like discussion platform, built on top of #ActivityPub.

It didn't benefit from the attention and funding that lemmy got, so probably it's overall less polished and performant, but some love from the community would do it good.

https://brutalinks.tech/~ild/e469b98e-4b48-48a8-86e5-6c61ebd9aff8

As a seasoned netizen bummed by the amount of #JavaScript that the average website has me download before being functional, I was sure that there's no way to implement a frontend heavy web application that's not megabytes in size.

Well, after dog-fooding #ONI for some time and slowly adding features to it, I have a respectable ~22Kb JavaScript payload that enables a fully dynamic interface on top of an #ActivityPub actor. Eg: https://marius.federated.id/outbox