[-] baldur@normals.me 5 points 7 hours ago

I am still exploring PeerTube, as a user, but I am not sure, the UI of certain websites does not give me the confidence, maybe because I am developer and I am really picky with every detail but I am not sure. Maybe I am wrong.

[-] baldur@normals.me 4 points 7 hours ago

Interesting!! I will take a look, but are they safe? I mean I will not get any surprises later lol

[-] baldur@normals.me 1 points 7 hours ago

This sounds interesting.\ Is it a paid platform or how it works?

[-] baldur@normals.me 2 points 11 hours ago

Thanks, noted. Operator details will be added once the business registration is done.

[-] baldur@normals.me 5 points 12 hours ago

I'm in the same position, I mean, I worked really hard to get MVP done, and I'm just a full stack developer, with 15 years of experience in the industry, and they say it's vibecoded because the UI looks well done haha. That's amazing, but in certain way I see it funny to be honest. It feels more like people those haters tried, failed and they have nothing better but attack XD.

I told one of them, ok, try to create one and see how it goes. An AI cannot do what it has been done here that's why it is so ridiculous when they say it is vibecoded.

[-] baldur@normals.me -2 points 12 hours ago

Tailwind it’s a utility first framework with no pre built components, I think you are the one that does not know what are you saying, you build whatever you want and can fully customize the theme that’s literally the point of it, and it’s in the official docs.

On the AI and closed source speculation, the auth, signatures, permissions, input handling is standard and went through an OWASP review before launch I said it before. I said I used AI for unit tests, integration tests, performance work, and even to attack my own app. I did not say I let it write the product. After 15+ years writing software, most of us already know AI still ignores SOLID, duplicates existing functions, and introduces security issues if you hand it the whole job. But you’re free to dislike the design or the decision to keep the anti-abuse parts private. The transparency page is public if you want the actual policies and review status instead of the theory.

Again, if you don't like the UI or think this is all robots, you can always join X, Reddit, or any other platform that steals your data and helps big corporations, or you can develop your own and invite me, but for that you need to be developer first. I thought people were different in the Fediverse.

[-] baldur@normals.me 3 points 14 hours ago

Good question, however the security model doesn't depend on the code being secret, and it shouldn't. The auth, signatures, permissions and input handling are standard and went through an OWASP review before launch.

What's closed is the anti-abuse layer, spam, rate-limit tuning, the signals for detecting ban evasion and coordinated accounts. Those work partly because spammers don't know the exact numbers. Lemmy's and Mastodon's are public and they get played for exactly that reason. Hope it helps :)

[-] baldur@normals.me 6 points 15 hours ago

Yay! Thank you, I appreciate the comment! It seems to work!

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submitted 15 hours ago by baldur@normals.me to c/fediverse@lemmy.world

This post is written on https://normals.me/ and delivered to !fediverse@lemmy.world over #ActivityPub, so if you are reading it the basic plumbing works. Now let me explain what is this.

Normals is a forum with communities, threads, and questions with an accepted answer. It is a single instance, not software you can host, and the core is closed for anti-abuse reasons. The federation module will be published separately with implementation notes (FEP-67ff).

What federates today Every community is a Group actor following the Lemmy model (FEP-1b12). Follow @selfhosted@normals.me or any other community from Lemmy, PieFed, Mbin or Mastodon.

Posts and comments go both ways. Replies from your instance appear in the thread on Normals, replies from Normals go back to the origin.

Remote content is labelled with its origin, links back to it, and is never copied. Media loads from the source.

Signed fetches, so it works with instances that require authorized fetch. NodeInfo 2.1 is up.

Policies, in case they matter to you, it has no ads, and no paid reach, and of course no AI training on posts. AI crawlers blocked by default, public mod log with reasons, and no automated removals. Numbers at https://normals.me/transparency so please take a look.

If something from your instance shows up wrong here, or something from here shows up wrong on yours, reply with the URL and I'll fix it. Andy Piper mentioned NodeBB uses the same group model, if anyone runs a NodeBB instance I'd like to test against it, if possible.

I hope we all have fun. Cheers!

[-] baldur@normals.me 2 points 15 hours ago* (last edited 15 hours ago)

Thanks to both of you for how everything turned out. The first post about a product, with no link. That pattern looks like an advertisement from the outside, and the thread handled it correctly, asking and answering instead of reporting. @phabtom , welcome!! next time, try to include the #Discord and store links in the post itself, and it'll be clear you're a fan from the very first line. Here is the link itself #normals https://normals.me/c/games/01a1a644-58ed-7dd6-8e28-042e3ba1fc10/helping-a-dead-game-to-survive

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submitted 1 day ago by baldur@normals.me to c/games@lemmy.world

I don't know if anyone plays MTG Arena, but for several days I've been playing and I only get lands, or only white lands, or only red lands, and I think this happens the other way around because the opponents resign on the first turn. #MTG #MTGArena

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