Notices by silverpill (silverpill@mitra.social), page 50

@Db0 Splintering into multiple projects doesn't hurt the ecosystem if these projects use the same protocol. On the contrary, competition between projects would likely make everyone better off.

I'm not disagreeing with your other points, but Lemmy is the incumbent and there's no reason to protect it.

@nimda @pseudocute Try searching for this account:

cc @iwojima @iwojima @iwojima

@japananon No, fetch-actor won't fix this, it merely updates profile details such as display name, bio etc.

I have an idea what might be happening here. If I'm right, the expiration notification should appear 3 or 4 times and then stop. To figure out what caused this we need to look at your log

@nimda @pseudocute You can add emojis from your collection with mitractl:

We don't have emoji picker yet but shortcodes are supported

:catjam:

@japananon Yeah, I kicked my server and now everything is fine.
There's an issue with monero-wallet-rpc where it starts to consume too much memory and gets killed by OS shortly after starting. The recent surge in tx volume somehow exacerbated it. I'll try to install a new version that was released today, maybe it will reduce resource consumption.

@mikedev

At this point I'm fairly certain that FEP-ef61 can co-exist with Mastodon. My preferred solution is to use a resolver endpoint URL as object ID instead of a plain DID URL:

@shoq @FenTiger

@Moon I'll try to connect the threads @mikedev

@mikedev @Moon Is it possible to rotate signing keys?

@dcc @gabriel Can't join UN if you don't own land and slaves.

@fentiger Rust url library says that ap:key:z6abcdef/path/to/object is a path. I guess DID URLs haven't seen much use before and we just need to file bug reports.

@alex You may want to keep actor keys if you plan to support FEP-ef61.

@Hyolobrika Yeah, I heard of it. As far as I know it didn't take off, and BitTorrent still uses hash URNs as identifiers which have never been properly standardized.

@pomstan @alex

They are trying to force everyone to do this stupid curl + sh thing. Linux and package managers simply don't exist in their world:

https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install

It also contributes to that insane developer culture where any version released more than several months ago is considered outdated.

@alex I hate rustup. But otherwise Rust feels like a real breakthrough and I don't want to use anything else anymore. Even for frontend development, although frameworks that exist today look immature, I think I'll wait a couple of years before switching.

@chanology Maybe it only affects some public nodes. But in any case, the state of remote service shouldn't affect the performance of a wallet.

@blake @monero I have monero-wallet-rpc connected to a public node, and it has become completely unusable. I always had issues with it (why a service that manages a couple of keys needs hundreds MBs of RAM?), but today it simply doesn't respond to most RPC calls.

@benpate @julian It was created by @helge (and there are other interesting things at https://funfedi.dev, for example support tables)

@julian Take a look at https://verify.funfedi.dev/

This tool is already working and used by developers.

@tallship Blocked by who?

@elvecio I noticed that as well. My reply didn't appear on Mike's site.