Dusty @ChlorideCull@fuzzy.systems

it sadly does not run VR, because it doesn't support displays over 1080p

the $14 computer runs KoboldKare at 15-20 FPS at 720p with settings as low as they go

Onto writing a blog post!

Every now and then I read about how the fediverse is gonna go the way of email, mostly in terms of having to fulfill a bunch of extra requirements to talk with larger instances, and well, yeah. That's not a bad thing.

As much as people complain with email that it's hard to avoid getting relegated to spam by Google and Microsoft, their requirements for not being put there is well documented, reasonable (mandated extensions to make sure email claiming to come from your domain is sent by your domain, and hasn't been tampered with en-route, as well as being in a network that has a functional abuse reporting system), and both have portals that let you find out *why* you get relegated to spam.

We're gonna get the same here, and in some ways we already have, driven by smaller instances instead of bigger instances - we block domains for not fulfilling our own arbitrary requirements all the time. We talk about what perception running a certain piece of software gives off. We have ASNs affiliated with bad actors. All that's missing is attaching a score to these factors and automating the administration.

I think I just ran into the funniest Twitter bug