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Basil
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Nov 24
@aaronpk it's a bit of an oddity in England. There are *very* few places you are allowed to fly, and you aren't allowed to fly in public spaces at all without a license. So to build up your practice hours to get a license is an exercise in law breaking 😅
Interesting, that's not what I read last month when I went to London. I was able to take the test online to get my Operator ID, then it was just a matter of finding an area that didn't have local restrictions (some parks, central London, etc)
https://www.caa.co.uk/consumers/remotely-piloted-aircraft/drones-flying-in-the-open-category/ -
Aaron Parecki
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Nov 23
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It was a mistake that ActivityPub Client-to-Server never took off and I think we'll pay for it one day.
Right now one person calls the shots for the client APIs of multiple projects because all the projects want to be compatible with the biggest server implementation. This feels wrong, but I don't know what the solution is at this point. -
Gabe Kangas https://social.gabekangas.com/users/gabek • Nov 24
It was a mistake that ActivityPub Client-to-Server never took off and I think we'll pay for it one day.
Right now one person calls the shots for the client APIs of multiple projects because all the projects want to be compatible with the biggest server implementation. This feels wrong, but I don't know what the solution is at this point.
Frankly I don't think that part of the spec was well thought out, and I also disagree with the fundamentals of how it works. I suspect it didn't take off because other people feel the same.
The fact that Mastodon dictates the default posting API isn't good, but also isn't surprising, and it's definitely something I would like to see change! I'm pretty sure the reason that happened was because people were already writing Mastodon clients before Mastodon adopted ActivityPub in the first place.
