Now that I'm about to introduce another ActivityPub extension, I'm thinking that I should first write the documentation, and only then start with the code. This way I'll be forced to think through all the edge cases *before* any code is already written with all the wrong assumptions.

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The posts from accounts I don't follow on Threads are getting ever more infuriating. They drown out the posts from people I do follow. Following someone seems to be merely a suggestion to them.

I'm not open to discovering new "content" from people I don't know, for fuck's sake. ActivityPub support can't come soon enough. I'll just follow everyone from my server and never open that app again.

That whole "threadiverse" word, it hasn't aged well, has it

"future versions" 🤔🤔

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On the subject of Reddit API shutdown — why is adversarial interoperability not a thing any more? Why does everyone play by the rules these days?

Many years ago, ICQ was the most popular IM service around me, but almost no one used the crappy official clients. Most people have never even seen them. The protocol was reverse engineered and documented and the 3rd-party client scene flourished.

What happened to this attitude? Is it because of the mobile app stores?

https://notes.dt.in.th/HDRQRCode

🤯 (only works on recent-ish Apple devices)

This is the best Reddit post title I've seen in a while 🙃

Today's cursed idea: a converter from SWF to Android animated vector drawable