Thanks, I did read your comment ON MY NEW APP https://scrapetacular.ydns.eu/latest I will do a proper write-up of what I learned soon.
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2·4 days agoI would actually like to make a Diff activity for ActivityPub and unleash total chaos, whos with me?
@drillepind42@feddit.dk Is this on an old thinkpad or older intel processor? I once had an issue like this that turned out to be the processor not entering one of the cstates properly, the fix was disabling the cstate reponsible, I cant remember how to do this now, it involved editing a text file, but after this there were no problems
It was really difficult to debug because it would hard crash with nothing suspicious in the logs. I think it was a random hardware bug as it would occasionally happen in windows also. Try disabling idle states completely to see if that is the cause.
It was just a joke, you are not meant to test in production, Ive bookmarked your testing channels for later
You dont test in production?
Thanks @snoopy@tarte.nuage-libre.fr I have implemented nomadic identity by copying sqlite.db to my laptop and going to the library :) I will probably make a post on a larger channel as soon as I can actually create posts, in the meantime apologies to all server owners for all the malformed json coming your way
Hi @snoopy@tarte.nuage-libre.fr My idea is a headless or API-first software, possibly single user, designed to be run from a VPS (or laptop with dyndns if you dont mind missing replies when its closed), using Go and sqlite which is clearly the best stack :) Hoping to just distribute one binary that you start and it does everything needed. Go gives you a lot of the hard parts of making an Activitypub server for free, like simple concurrency and loadbalancing, serialization and validation. As an idea of how far I have got, I am posting right now using curl on my laptop, but cant reply directly to comments yet.


I have an idea for a high effort educational shitpost.
Make a codeberg account at https://codeberg.org/myname
Make a codeberg static page project at myname.codeberg.org
Make the relevant json files at https://myname.codeberg.pages/v1/nodeinfo and https://myname.codeberg.pages/well-known/webfinger
Then make a Python script that signs a post using the signature and sends it to a real fediverse server giving me a post that appears to come from admin@myname.codeberg.pages
Will this federate? I THINK it will work if a server does not check the response type header for the webfinger json