Just a headsup, the "based" PeerTube makers have their own version of fashtag FediBlock for PeerTube instances:
https://peertube_isolation.frama.io/list/
It's just that PeerTube is currently the only federated video sharing software, but I think any alternative preferrably one that doesn't depend on SoyScript will be worth switching to.
https://peertube_isolation.frama.io/list/
It's just that PeerTube is currently the only federated video sharing software, but I think any alternative preferrably one that doesn't depend on SoyScript will be worth switching to.
@ryo It uses JavaScript because it uses WebTorrent to save server space.
@wowaname @PhenomX6 @kerosene @xianc78
> Any HTML5 tag or attribute marked deprecated.
> Any HTML5 tag or attribute marked nonstandard and/or vendor-specific.
I don't think it's really sustainable in the long run, considering the WHATWG (which consists entirely of all the major browser makers, which also control the browser engines almost all browsers use these days) is still calling the shots that way.
To me it seems more like a cope to the problems HTML5 creates rather than an attempt to make the web less bloated.
But if it works for you, then so be it.
To me XHTML 1.1 is what works.
> Any HTML5 tag or attribute marked deprecated.
> Any HTML5 tag or attribute marked nonstandard and/or vendor-specific.
I don't think it's really sustainable in the long run, considering the WHATWG (which consists entirely of all the major browser makers, which also control the browser engines almost all browsers use these days) is still calling the shots that way.
To me it seems more like a cope to the problems HTML5 creates rather than an attempt to make the web less bloated.
But if it works for you, then so be it.
To me XHTML 1.1 is what works.
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@PhenomX6 @wowaname @kerosene @ryo
>The only thing that's good about it is you can style several pages at once.
Which also can be done if you have sever-side scripting or static-site generation scripts (you can easily whip up a simple static-site generator in almost any scripting language). CSS should've been deprecated but HTML5 pretty much makes it mandatory to use CSS for styling. You can't even align text without CSS in HTML5.
@ryo @PhenomX6 @kerosene @xianc78 gemini has really bad design decisions, they could have kept it at the transport layer and it would have been "fine" but they went ahead and decided to have an opinion about TOFU (i know all about CAs i still prefer them for now from an administrative standpoint and from my specific threat model). plus the markdown soygoys are all on that shit. i use markdown but not as a final presentation format. i'd rather have a structured document language... like html or even some shit like docbook
@PhenomX6 @kerosene @ryo @xianc78 also i unironically like HTTP/1.1 and would rather use the "standard" MIME-like header format than anything else. it's easy just not to send a User-Agent or any of the other useless headers if you don't want to. only thing left is to convince good websites that this is ok (and good websites shouldnt even be blocking those UAs anyway because they arent misbehaving at all)
the only reason i use css still, is because there isnt a good web browser that shows me just the content of a page, and there arent good web standards that will promise me that webadmins will only serve me content in a format that doesn't require a thousand gigabytes of layout and scripts