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2024-06-18 10:14:55

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url leads to a missing note, but primal has the oembed cached as "nip05 is not verification", and it's not, all i ask is self identication, even an unverified display name would help in the sea of npubs
though importing 90k odd kind 0 events has helped somewhat, until ditto can proactively do it for me

2024-06-16 22:12:10

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valkey is single threaded, keydb is multithreaded, garnet is clustered
all of them implement the redis interface, but depend on how much load you want to generate

2024-06-16 20:14:43

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not really, there's a transition plan in place, and places like gitlab accept it already https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2023/08/28/sha256-support-in-gitaly/

2024-06-16 19:55:45

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that's what `nak req --help` says

2024-06-16 19:20:56

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it's still jank

2024-06-16 13:34:41

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lead them to https://ditto.pub/signup

2024-06-15 23:13:53

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it there a policy to restrict an instance to only nip5 verified posters?
might have to wait for outbox support to make that worth it though

2024-06-15 19:52:30

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you can get the token from a tool that implements the sso flow, like https://takahashim.github.io/mastodon-access-token/ or https://tools.splat.soy/pleroma-access-token/

2024-06-15 19:15:03

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the same way many backends have successfully reimplemented mastodons web api, while very few manage to make activitypub work as an actual protocol, as a bad actor's implementation owns the majority of the network and refuses to follow the specification

2024-06-14 23:08:49

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is it published somewhere?

2024-06-14 21:51:40

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we'll see how long they last

2024-06-14 21:41:50

@npub1uvf…teda this shit sucks