It’s not serverless, of course. Each peer is a server and the peer that created the “sub” have control to be able to moderate things. You have to maintain your peer always online, because it’s a server. Traffic happens over IPFS, which is sloooooow.

ActivityPub is not perfect, but this is just a channer wanting some freeze prach space he can control.

Writefreely is alive. Plume not.

If you don’t have strong privacy concerns, you can use the free tier vps from oracle cloud or Google cloud. They are small, but are more than enough for this load.

Don’t spread their recruitment link. Delete your post and repost with the link censored.

Lithuania wants to normalize relations but can’t help itself and say China is not democratic, don’t acknowledge its past errors and say China is a threat to Lithuania.

Sure, they are masters of diplomacy.

Uahahahaba Good analogy. I agree.

Real wages are declining, so the economy is bad. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_income_in_the_United_States#/media/File:Wages_in_the_United_States.webp

Reading the white paper you find the “serverless” has servers. Each community needs to be always online to serve captchas to posters. The system is federated on community level, instead of instance level, and uses DHT instead of DNS.

BS is really decentralized. You only need some 5 TB storage to run a relay and there is no other AppView besides the one run by Bluesky ro bring them all and in the darkness bind them.

You want neodb

https://github.com/neodb-social/neodb

Windows hides extensions by default.

This Repo stills online https://github.com/bpc-clone/bypass-paywalls-chrome-clean

A pretty good argument, but maybe the post is on the wrong community? You should consider posting it on neurodivergent communities too.

Not yet federating. Months away from federating. The split money policy failed to attract good content every single time it’s proposed. Techcrunch should have a article about why it’s failed already written.

Threadverse as in lemmy + kbin/mbin. Not Meta’s Treads.

Very interesting report, and very ethical way to gather the data for study.

The part about how a small number of core users are important to the community is something we need to keep on our minds. But something bugging me is how Threadverse is absent from the report.

God, the graph quality is terrible. I can’t read half of it.

Authentication bypass should give you interactive access. “I’m in” like. Remote code execution only allows you to run a command, without permanent access. You can use some RCE vulnerabilities to bypass authentication, but not all.