mynameismonkey

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Trust and Safety in the Fediverse(about.iftas.org)
6 points by mynameismonkey 2y ago|0 comments
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What the Mastodon ecosystem needs to scale(medium.com)
5 points by mynameismonkey 4y ago|1 comments
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by mynameismonkey 4y ago
it's around 16,ooo (and growing thanks to the twitter kerfuffle) - very trusted in a small niche
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by mynameismonkey 4y ago
yep, I'd like to offer your service @mydomain
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by mynameismonkey 4y ago
> Yes. When you use Solid, you only need to login to your Identity Provider. Maybe I'm not understanding your direction here, but I'm specifically looking for an Identity Provider service to auth ActivityPub service users.
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by mynameismonkey 4y ago
do you plan on a paid white label option?
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by mynameismonkey 4y ago
I run three services (Mastodon, Pixelfed, WriteFreely) and would like to have my community use one set of credentials on all three (and any other service they would like to) - is this what I'm understanding is the intent here? I want t
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by mynameismonkey 4y ago
Agreed. I've been pasting this anywhere I see the frustration Think of it like your phone number, it's a service and you need a provider. Choose one by location https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/mastod
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by mynameismonkey 4y ago
>no conspiracy theory has yet emerged arguing that the Empire never really fell at all, and that everywhere from Carlisle to Cairo is still secretly being run by an emperor hidden somewhere under Rome. Which is a pity, because that would
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by mynameismonkey 5y ago
Not OP, and no idea on pricing, but https://www.spymesat.com/new-tasking.html appears to allow you task a satellite selfie on demand
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by mynameismonkey 5y ago
>Twitter's motives to suspend an account for reporting court proceedings It's clear Twitter suspended the account for TOS violations, and not the subject matter. I have no dog in this fight, do not follow the case, but a quick
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by mynameismonkey 5y ago
I meant sort of aware, not sort of federated. But yeh, not really.
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by mynameismonkey 5y ago
>I am not sure if they are aware of the Fediverse According to the account owner's substack, they are on Gab. So, sort of.
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by mynameismonkey 5y ago
>Hospitals set their prices above what most insurance companies will pay to make sure they get the maximum amount from the insurance company Tis is generally not as simple. There are two prices that matter to this conversation: the hospi
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by mynameismonkey 5y ago
Here's a map of services I built for those looking the connect locally: http://u.osmfr.org/m/550053/
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
Given that all the current HHS political appointees have handed in their resignation letters for use in less than two days, "current administration" will become inaccurate during the lifecycle of these comments - maybe that's
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
I have a go-to piece on chargemasters here https://jaz.co.uk/2015/10/15/hospital-retail-pricing-for-dum... (Worked on hospital pricing reports since 2001)
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
Cymro and proud :-) there's a few of us on here. Shameless plug for toot.wales - I run a bilingual Mastodon instance if you're interested. Iechyd da!
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
Blwyddyn newydd dda HN, 2020 required an awful lot of "well let's see what the hn comments say about -this-" in response to oh so many fear mongering headlines and half stories. Glad to be here, thanks to dang and the communi
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
Or maybe, 1 to argue light is free as in wave _and_ free as in particle.
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
Sure, but are they publishers, or hosters? Isn't that the whole CDA Section 230 debate? Either be an impartial host (other than legal requirements) or be a publisher with all the trappings that come with that.
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
I used to participate in a city-wide water pistol assassination tournament. Skipped the hard hat, got white coveralls from Home Depot, pinned my work id to it, carried a clipboard. Got in everywhere I needed to be, including a heliport and
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Showers and Pants Are So 2019 – six-word memoirs about the pandemic(nytimes.com)
2 points by mynameismonkey 6y ago|0 comments
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
IMO hospitals are your worst target. They have seven figure deployments, maybe eight, and they have an army of HIT techs. THey also have a vendor relationship you cannot break. However... hospitals have partners, contractors, vendors, proce
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
I agree it's important to define your customer, although when starting out it can be difficult to do so as it brings a sense of closing some doors that you might want open for a bit longer, but in general I'd say your comment: &gt
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
Hi there, I'm someone who builds and buys SMART on FHIR tech, albeit small potatoes in the space. A few thoughts from checking out your site to see if I should follow up with you, I hope these are helpful. 1. WHo are you? Your site say
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
Thus is true for some SKUs, but not for nonprofit version. Must be Business, Enterprise or Essentials I believe. https://support.google.com/a/answer/7630496?hl=en
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
Ah, then yes, apologies -I did not mean to put words in your mouth. Technical feasibility is likely easier than imagined; most Mastodon services use the auto-generated list that appears on their "about" page - easily scraped if n
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
And right after that we can remove any FTP client that uses the FTP protocol to download content Google doesn't like. We should scan all apps that use a common, published protocol to make sure the protocol is not being used to consume
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by mynameismonkey 6y ago
>but a ban on specific implementations that make it easy to join specific communities which encourage hatred and real-world violence. As you state, one can access these specific communities in a number of ways, including Google Chrome. I

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