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By the principle of least privilege, Focus shouldn't actually know about and ask for permission of arbitrary RDF things. The way open-with should eventually work (in an SAI forward compatible...
> By the principle of least privilege, Focus shouldn't actually know about and ask for permission of arbitrary RDF things. An extra clarification on this one, prompted by https://github.com/NoelDeMartin/solid-focus/issues/15#issuecomment-2706782441 :...
It would be great to improve on both pasting bare URLs and manually writing markdown links. I did a bit of digging and found that the ClipboardItem API supports copying...
The expectation by Mastodon is indeed: > If you do not know about the actor already, you can safely ignore such activities https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/33290#issuecomment-2544918527 It seems that if ActivityPods does know...
My understanding is that if the POST is accepted (202?) then that should be sufficient. I don't think Mastodon is resending for the same actor deletion? Unfortunately there still seems...
If the server is receiving hundreds of delete activities but each actor is receiving one, then yes, my understanding is that shared inboxes are recommended as the solution: https://github.com/immers-space/activitypub-express/issues/94 My...
> Instead, you should put html at a lower priority level than ld+json Can confirm that works: ```js let kb=panes.UI.store panes.UI.store.fetcher.mediatypes["text/html"]={q:0.8} panes.UI.store.fetcher.handlers[6].pattern=new RegExp("application/activity\\+json") panes.UI.store.fetcher.load(kb.sym("https://spectra.video/videos/watch/3a0159d9-4f12-4dd7-b025-afbb663cd19c"),{force:true,headers:{},credentials: "omit"}).then( ()=>console.log(kb.match(kb.sym("https://spectra.video/videos/watch/3a0159d9-4f12-4dd7-b025-afbb663cd19c"))) ) ```
Cool! I hadn't thought to look at the viewer. I'd still like to be able to import directly at some point, but this should work well in the mean time....
I wasn't aware of metro-oidc. Thanks for the pointer for that too!
I currently use two different solutions: 1) https://github.com/presslabs/gitfs which provides a fuse file system that automatically syncs to a repository 2) A cron job that does git pull, add, commit...