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       title: July 30th, 2024

     

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       date: 2024-07-30, 08:17:54 -07:00

     

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       section: journal

     

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       link: https://blue.mackuba.eu/directory/pdses

     

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         - ATProtocol

     

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       The largest ATProtocol [[PDS]] is [[Bridgy Fed]]. You can get a full list of the ~235 independent PDS instances via [Mackubu's Bluesky Stats](https://blue.mackuba.eu/directory/pdses)

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       link: https://fed.brid.gy/

     

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         - crossposting

     

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         - ATProtocol

     

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         - ActivityPub

     

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         - bridge

     

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       github: https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy-fed

     

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       Bridgy Fed is a decentralized social network bridge, made by [[Ryan Barrett]]

     

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       ## Docs

     

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       [Docs](https://fed.brid.gy/docs)

     

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       > Bridgy Fed is a decentralized social network bridge. It connects the [fediverse](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fediverse), the [web](https://indieweb.org/), and [Bluesky](https://bsky.social/). If you're on one of these networks, you can use Bridgy Fed to follow people on other networks, see their posts, and reply and like and repost them. Likewise, they'll be able to see you and your posts too.

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       link: https://bringyourown.computer

     

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       A fun domain I own. Meant to be about the [[Bring Your Own Server]] movement I've been tracking.

     

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       See [[MiniPC Z-Space Server]] for where this domain currently points.

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       <https://coolify.io/docs/one-click-services>

     

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       ## Install Tips

     

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       You have to set [[Cloudflare]] encryption settings to "Full" to have a wildcard domain work with Coolify.

     

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       See also: [[CapRover]]

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       Jonno had previously setup a VLAN to be a DMZ where the Z-Brain server is running, on `192.168.1.x`. 

     

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       Configured the MiniPC to be on that same network. It routes through a UniFi 4 port Switch. Had to also configure the port that it plugs into on the switch to automatically route that VLAN rather than the default one. Otherwise the machine is on the default VLAN and gets an IP from there. 

     

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       github: https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy-fed

     

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       Implements the [[S3 API]] on top of a decentralized network. 

     

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       Only supports encrypted content / no public file access. Uses a type of [[macaroons]] for auth.