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Holding Hands with the "Fediverse" – ActivityPub at SFO Museum
SFO Museum has joined the “Fediverse”. We have begun to operate a series of automated “bot” accounts that are published using the ActivityPub protocols which can be subscribed to from any client, like Mastodon, that supports those standards. These are automated, low-frequency, accounts and they currently only support a limited set of interactions: Accounts can be followed or unfollowed, individual posts can be “liked”, “boosted” or replied to but those replies will not be answered (yet) or published on the SFO Museum websites. To get started we’ve created three “groups” of accounts: Things which have happened recently involving the SFO Museum Aviation Collection; Things which have happened in the terminals (new and old) and; Things from the collection which are related to flights in and out of SFO.
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A daily word game. Each letter gets 5 uses. Except the gold one, which is always required.
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What i find interesting about this article is not the realization that MPI is like email, but the reverse, that human collaboration using messages is like MPI. The suggestion to use SMTP as a transport for things much more complex than emails is something worth looking at. It relates to my belief that the instant messaging difference does not come from the new protocols like XMPP for jabber, but from the new client interface that facilitates short messages in a conversational style. SMTP is equally (if not more) capable of transporting these messages. Sure, SMTP is not designed for "instant" messaging. but todays use of SMTP where my local SMTP server talks directly to your SMTP server, makes email is just as instant.
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I like this idea for postcards. (it is postcard + digital e2ee) penumbraprint.com/shop/ #random
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www.penumbraprint.comI’m happy with how respawn.social is coming along, but with @cartridge.dev, @postgame.at, and now @giantbomb.com I wonder if it’s worth having yet another attempt at “Letterboxd for games” out there…
Respawn
respawn.socialShipping today: @puzzmo.com is an @atproto.com app! - We have published lexicons and the Cross|word midi deploying to @puzzmo.com's registry every day - We have user streaks deploying to user registries if they Oauth connect too Massive write-up: blog.puzzmo.com/posts/2026/03/02/atproto/
"Paying postage for email to stop spam" is an idea that's been around engineering circles forever, and I've never really understood the argument. Spammers have a specific revenue upside which is higher than the cost non-spammers would be willing to pay. This post is about email nothing else.
