Web developer. Lead developer of PieFed
It’s not released yet, this fix will come out with v1.5.
I’m probably going to switch to making smaller releases from now on (one big monster every 4-6 weeks contains too many changes for people to really absorb and understand) so 1.5 might be sooner than you expect.
@OpenStars@piefed.social I’ve written a fix for this, so Friendica posts like that will be rendered better.
Haha friendica puts the post title and link IN the post content as HTML!
<h1><b><a href=\"https://www.reddit.com/r/Mastodon/comments/1pxtglg/my_instance_went_dark_is_there_any_possibility_of//" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">Unfortunately, the popular MedMastodon server, dedicated to doctors and medicine, unexpectedly shut down at the end of 2025.</a></b></h1>
sigh
Not yet but I made the event JSON used during federation the same as theirs so it will be easier in future.
PieFed has events in communities already so if you want to work on enhancing that or integration with Grancio that’s an easier route.
That sounds like plenty. Cool!
Wow, very interesting to see Sync doing so well in comparison!
But I thought a lot of the advantage of async is it’s ability to handle many concurrent requests? What happens if you run the same tests but this time with 100 requests in parallel?
Yes, go ahead.
Keep the hashtags and @ bits towards the end, as you did here, and PieFed will more reliably generate the post title.
I recommend !technical-discussion@activitypub.space
That won’t have any effect unless the author of the Note is the same as the author of the original post. You’re welcome to try it.
The json structure used during federation does not limit the kind of access control checks we can do.
PieFed rewrites the links to their local equivalent.
I took the question to be “could you currently host fedi servers on the dark web, without any big changes to their code” but yeah I’m sure it’s possible to make it happen, if people wanted to put in the work.
Not feasible.
Just use an instance that is outside USA and not using a USA hosting company? Half the fediverse uses Hetzner, for example. OVH (French) is another popular provider.
Not really anything serious.
By poking around https://bonfire.fediverse.observer/list I found two (and only two) with open sign ups that do not say “demo and testing instance”:
Try:
https://discussions.sciety.org/
It’s kinda amazing to me how they convinced so many people to give them money when that is all they have. I guess people want to have hope.
I can see the background tasks framework getting a lot of use!
What is going on, culturally, in the blue countries?
These two new features have complete API support so I’m hoping the client apps get on board with these quicker than they have been able to in the past.
See also ~peertube@piefed.social
Mbin now includes both a image and a link in the Page attachments array. Lemmy only looks at the first element in that array, which is always the image, so the link is dropped.