no thank you
Oh, fuck. He’s optimistic
that general purpose ai model is really coming along, aint it. i hear its got legs now
VR
this was a joke regarding the robotic nature of zuck. intimating his artificial origination. but now its not funny, cuz i had to say that.
Let’s not, okay? I don’t want corpo shit in my free fediverse.
No, only the people I like are allowed to play on this public playground…
But it won’t matter once Lemmy brings in instance blocking for users.
It’s an existing feature of Kbin and it;s quite cool
Yeah some of the apps I’ve used have it but can’t wait to just have it linked to my account so I don’t have to reblock them.
@DmMacniel Just be on instance that is defederated from them, done
That doesn’t actually fix the issue. If Facebook is trying to set itself up like Chrome with the webplatform, or GTalk with XMPP, then they will drive the feature set of ActivityPub, whether you’re federated with them or not.
Hypothetical example:
Want to see this picture/video from someone on Threads? You need Facebook’s proprietary picture format, which has DRM baked in it. Even if you don’t federate, Mastodon, Lemmy, etc now have to take energy away from their work to adopt the proprietary picture format. It depends on the proportion Threads takes on the network and how they can leverage that position to put pressure.
Threads currently has voice notes. Should all ActivityPub services support that? If so, do we adhere to Threads’ standard or not?
Will be interesting to see how they deal with nazis and CSAM from all the Japanese servers.
This is just posts on Threads being pushed out to Mastodon.
Still no way to publish to Threads users from outside the walled garden.
Yeah will be interesting to see if they enable two-way federation. It’s problematic for them
I think even the Fediverse as is, has done an alright job with that.
It’ll fit at home with their users.
no it won’t. yall dont read.
So, correct me if I’m wrong, but Threads, as a federated web app, can get posts from other federated web app instances, and can store them indefinitely, right? Is this going to be a data-collection nightmare?
Not more than it is now. Everything is already public so if they need it, they’ve already been collecting it. This doesn’t really change anything.
And it’s how federation is supposed to work. Either you want to send your content to other instances or you don’t. But federation is the wrong tool if you want to stay alone. You can defederate and block them if you don’t like their terms.
Even without federation / specific protocols. You can just take about any sort of content on the internet pretty easily if you wanted to. Search engine crawlers do something similar, otherwise search results would just not work at all.
Honestly. This is a social network platform. Assume all you post and share is being collected via web crawlers and data brokers pulling from the api.
I look forward to the additional people Threads could bring here. Once the conversations are both directions I think many people will migrate to this side to avoid ads and Meta.
I’m not against Threads joining fedi. That’s where most of the Arabic content is and it is nice that it will be easier to share.
I’m very curious how this will all shake out. I can understand all of you who want to block Threads and the only two instances that I am on myself are going to do exactly that, but it seems tremendously likely that the flagship instance of the fediverse, mastodon.social, will federate and it will have a massive impact on not just the culture, but also on the codebase. For example I wonder what services will go for feature parity and add features like voice notes which Threads added recently. Oh and culture-wise, with POTUS joining Threads, big institutions like the White House will suddenly appear on the fediverse.
Still holding out hope that a bunch of new users and new ideas will rejuvenate the fediverse, in any case 2024 should be a big year for it.
Anyone know of kbin or Lemmy instances that will insta de-federate from anything meta?
Edit: missed the ‘de’
Assuming you meant de-federate, there are a few listed on https://fedipact.online/ that seem to be lemmy instances.
I myself already did. Many big instances also do