The Original Family Social Network
Tusky is an open-source Mastodon client for Android. It is usable, beautiful, and completely free and open-source. It also, fortunately, supports a key feature to enable easy proxying of all of its traffic. While you can use it with any standard HTTP proxy you might have, you can also configure it to use the “localhost”… Continue reading Orbot’ing into the Fediverse
More info soon… (testing posting content from my blog into the fediverse)
I now have a well-formed, well-known Webfinger setup at https://nathan.freitas.net/.well-known/webfinger 30 years ago, in my early introductions to Unix at the UC Santa Barbara Micro Computer Lab, one of the first commands I learned was “finger”. This was a way to lookup another person by username on any system on the network. Glad to see… Continue reading point the webfinger at me
A reporter asked me these questions the other day, and I quickly banged out this response. I thought it was interesting enough to share with all of you. What are dApps and how do they work? A dApp is a decentralized application that provides a specific function, that you are in control of, and not… Continue reading What the dApp?
I am attempting to activate the WordPress ActivityPub Plugin on my good old-fashioned RSS blog, so that I can finally, properly enter the Fediverse. Of course, you’ve been able to subscribe to this blog using a good old-fashioned RSS feed since day one, but now, you can also follow me on the Mastodon instance of… Continue reading Frolicking in the Fediverse