Someone on Hacker News said ~"the main problem with the fediverse is domain names and we need a more p2p system" and I posted a reply saying ~"as one of the main ActivityPub spec authors, not only do I agree, work is happening to bridge those worlds" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23125249
If you think only fools are vulnerable to phishing, and all you have to do is look for obvious giveaways like poor spelling/grammar, you're even more likely to be phished out of hubris. Many phishing attackers are quite sophisticated. Look at this one. https://jeffreyladish.com/anatomy-of-a-rental-phishing-scam/
It's gotten to the point where everyone has to be 24/7 on alert for possible phishing attacks, and that just isn't sustainable. That's one reason I'm an advocate of petname systems.
I get nervous when I think about how long it's taken community-oriented free software to have interfaces that resemble "could be comfortable on mobile" and how much more critical user freedom concerns will be when we're all wearing sensory-modifying wearable computing and how hard it will be for the FOSS world to adjust its software to comfortably work on augmented reality type systems
"Source available" licenses are more nonfree / dangerous than straight up traditional proprietary no-source-available software/licenses. I am actively afraid of being exposed to code under such a license: that's now information that is difficult for me to use in my work on FOSS.
That's an interesting idea... instead of storing the bearer tokens associated with your internally-pointing ocaps (held by external users), salt and hash them. That way if your server is compromised the ocaps that other people hold to you internally can still be valid.
Tried installing Lineage OS on two different phones today. Turned out neither was really possible while having a reasonably recent version.
Android derivatives are so... weird. Having to build a whole "image" to start your world with? It's a nightmare.
I can still install GNU/Linux on machines that are 15 years old and they still generally boot and run. And I don't need to build a separate "installer" per machine.
CTO at @spritelyinst. I'm here to fix the Internet.ActivityPub co-author, co-host of @fossandcrafts. Nonbinary trans-femme, she/they. https://dustycloud.org/