Darius Kazemi
@darius.friend.camp.ap.brid.gy
I'm the administrator of this server. https://tinysubversions.com is where most of my stuff lives. I make Hometown along with a bunch of other fediverse software […]
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[bridged from https://friend.camp/@darius on the fediverse by https://fed.brid.gy/ ]
the "Inspect" link takes you straight to the JSON representation of the exact object emitted by the Fuzzer; the "FSO link" takes you to the page for the schema itself in general as recorded at the Fediverse Schema Observatory, where you can view any notes left by other researchers or do […]
Original post on friend.camp
friend.camp
December 4, 2025 at 7:56 PM
the "Inspect" link takes you straight to the JSON representation of the exact object emitted by the Fuzzer; the "FSO link" takes you to the page for the schema itself in general as recorded at the Fediverse Schema Observatory, where you can view any notes left by other researchers or do […]
Just added easy-to-read logs to the ActivityPub Fuzzer! Here's a log of the fuzzer pretending to be Bookwyrm, along with an example of what the Create(Note) and the Article review look like in Hometown.
Note the "read article" link, which is a Hometown feature […]
[Original post on friend.camp]
Note the "read article" link, which is a Hometown feature […]
[Original post on friend.camp]
![A simple "log" page with a "Clear Log" and "Mark All as Read" button. Underneath those buttons are UI cards, each formatted like:
title: Bookwyrm basic Article book review
Software: Bookwyrm
Time: now
Content preview: [a longish excerpt from Moby-Dick with header html embedded]
And "inspect" and "FSO" links, the former showing you the generated activitypub JSON blob, the latter taking you to the page on the Fediverse Schema Observatory for that particular schema.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:qmy36tgi4n3ea7n2ti3g54vv/bafkreic6orykazp2nu6mtpg24jr4yg4wdxj4ao2o3fcdaxmjsnjxlejrze@jpeg)
December 4, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Just added easy-to-read logs to the ActivityPub Fuzzer! Here's a log of the fuzzer pretending to be Bookwyrm, along with an example of what the Create(Note) and the Article review look like in Hometown.
Note the "read article" link, which is a Hometown feature […]
[Original post on friend.camp]
Note the "read article" link, which is a Hometown feature […]
[Original post on friend.camp]
@sillygwailo I see. Yeah, that sucks. It's like, oh I can fix things on the web layer, but that doesn't fix the way my phone operating system interacts with the browser's notification API and so clicking on a Mastodon notification only works 50% of the time and I don't know how to fix it, etc […]
Original post on friend.camp
friend.camp
November 24, 2025 at 2:07 PM
@sillygwailo I see. Yeah, that sucks. It's like, oh I can fix things on the web layer, but that doesn't fix the way my phone operating system interacts with the browser's notification API and so clicking on a Mastodon notification only works 50% of the time and I don't know how to fix it, etc […]
@sillygwailo What kind of personal computing abilities do you mean?
November 24, 2025 at 1:28 PM
@sillygwailo What kind of personal computing abilities do you mean?
@fasterthanlime Tangled is interesting. I haven't used it, no idea how production ready it is or anything else. I just mention it because it's on my "to look at more closely some day" list
https://blog.tangled.org/pulls
https://blog.tangled.org/pulls
the lifecycle of a pull request
we shipped a bunch of PR features recently; here's how we built it
blog.tangled.org
November 24, 2025 at 10:33 AM
@fasterthanlime Tangled is interesting. I haven't used it, no idea how production ready it is or anything else. I just mention it because it's on my "to look at more closely some day" list
https://blog.tangled.org/pulls
https://blog.tangled.org/pulls
It's like that old joke I love: if the black box is the only thing that survives a plane crash, why don't they just make the whole plane out of the black box?
But taken seriously. Kind of.
But taken seriously. Kind of.
November 20, 2025 at 7:41 PM
It's like that old joke I love: if the black box is the only thing that survives a plane crash, why don't they just make the whole plane out of the black box?
But taken seriously. Kind of.
But taken seriously. Kind of.
Reposted by Darius Kazemi
back in 2023 when Threads launched, a friend working there said Zuck pushed everyone to create a mastodon-compatible twitter clone so they could pitch it as an open source API to distract the US govt from breaking Meta up, which ultimately worked
November 18, 2025 at 11:03 PM
back in 2023 when Threads launched, a friend working there said Zuck pushed everyone to create a mastodon-compatible twitter clone so they could pitch it as an open source API to distract the US govt from breaking Meta up, which ultimately worked
Reposted by Darius Kazemi
Donations pre-taxes this year amount to:
- €13.3k net (direct)
- €4265 net (ko-fi)
I've also been able to request payment from my NLNet grant for FediMod FIRES, which everyone, including Mastodon, have been asking for this year.
The goal of FediMod FIRES is to empower moderation teams to share […]
- €13.3k net (direct)
- €4265 net (ko-fi)
I've also been able to request payment from my NLNet grant for FediMod FIRES, which everyone, including Mastodon, have been asking for this year.
The goal of FediMod FIRES is to empower moderation teams to share […]
Original post on hachyderm.io
hachyderm.io
November 18, 2025 at 12:25 PM
Donations pre-taxes this year amount to:
- €13.3k net (direct)
- €4265 net (ko-fi)
I've also been able to request payment from my NLNet grant for FediMod FIRES, which everyone, including Mastodon, have been asking for this year.
The goal of FediMod FIRES is to empower moderation teams to share […]
- €13.3k net (direct)
- €4265 net (ko-fi)
I've also been able to request payment from my NLNet grant for FediMod FIRES, which everyone, including Mastodon, have been asking for this year.
The goal of FediMod FIRES is to empower moderation teams to share […]