Pegasus compromises devices no?
lemm1ngs
several and performance varies room to room. Can you recommend a fast server?
where did I mention the age of an issue?
So on that classifications comment it's me not caring about calling a concept something vs discussing what something is already understood as a concept. There is a concept of what federation is, and that is represented in existing federated platforms like lemmy, matrix and so on. In that concept I see stupid things but it's not all the same nor all of the concept stupid.
So storage on discussions.app is currently using open blockchains. So its the blockchain that is responsible for what is there, while they are only using that for text, blockchains have had childporn put on them. It is next to impossible to remove data from a blockchain. So that is an issue. I think the data would be better stored in something like ipfs. This type of platform relies on the backend for its distributedness, like with a blockchain. Anyone who can access the backend can be part of the platform.
Yes the blacklists would result in a federation of sorts. I think the idea you store and distribute mainly content you use is a good one. The data has to be somewhat unfiltered for the model to work and in that part you will potentially be distributing content you may not want to. Though the situation would be some what a kin to putting encrypted content say here that people wouldn't like except for the fact they cant know that.
or Matrix could just solve p2p really well. The matrix.org situation has been mentioned by the p2p dev as motivation for p2p. The side benefit is matrix p2p solutions should work for other projects.
What censorship evasion are you refering to with Matrix internal or external?
Signal's centralization is a huge weak point proven with the servers crash a while back.
Wanting decentralized tech is more a libertarian vs authoritarian thing than left and right. I really dont want to pull politic politics into this though cause the tech politics alone is enough :-)
good idea nutomic!
Everyone who disagrees with the rules can talk to the admins, they’re humans. if you don’t agree with it, leave and find an instance that fits you. you’d still be able to access content all around fediverse.
Are you saying content censored in one instance still persists on others here?
I think the admin model can be done much better.
I like what you are saying with openid but without caching or duplication the network scales poorly and content can go missing.
its gone into the 'fediverse'
So if an admin deletes a post that originated on their instance that post will still exist on other instances? what about in communities?