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When using Protocol on Python, do you subclass from it?

Do you decorate the Protocol methods with `abstractmethod`?

I've seen different implementations for the questions above, and they all work, and I'm not sure of the benefits of doing it one way or another.

#TIL: There are two ways to trigger use of the #HTTP3 / #QUIC #protocol in #webbrowsers:

#Chromium and #Firefox #browsers always start with #HTTP1 / #HTTP2, look for the “alt-svc” header in the response and switch to HTTP3 for subsequent requests if they find it. I knew that much.

But #Safari will instead query #DNS for the "#HTTPS" record and use that as a trigger. So it can work HTTP3-only for the cost of an additional DNS query. Unfortunately, the record type isn't widely supported yet.

Addressing fear, uncertainty and doubt thrown at Element and Matrix, element.io/blog/addressing-fea.

Some people are spreading misinformation and lies about Element and Matrix. This is the factual response from Element.

The Matrix.org Foundation has published an article too, Dispelling myths and misinformation, matrix.org/blog/2025/06/dispel.

I don’t know why people are doing this. The lies are so big & obvious, it’s… I’m disappointed.

Element Blog · Addressing fear, uncertainty and doubt thrown at Element and MatrixWe’ve seen a serious uptick in misinformation about Element and Matrix over the last week, so thought it would be useful to set the record straight from Element’s side.

ActivityPub,nostr,diaspora,at protocol(ne kadar merkeziyetsizliği savunuyor tartışılır) dışında bildiğiniz kullandığınız sosyal medya protokolleri var mı?

Not:Matrix,xmpp vb. önermeyin mesajlaşma için değil.Mastodon,lemmy,pixelfed vb. önermeyin protokol soruyorum.

RCS messaging is a smooth and nice messaging protocol.

You can do many things with it all with point-to-point encryption.
You want to send typed in ASCII text You want to send a sample of your voice
You want to send some graphics
You want to send some emojis
You want to send all of the above in mixed mode
All of that is not only possible but it is possible in a smooth and nice manner.
RCS messaging started out in the Year 2007. Even though important features were lacking, it has matured to a very Beautifully written protocol that has not been changed much ever since The Year 2017.

According to Wikipedia there between Four and six implementations of the RCS protocol supported natively on different types of Androids & iPhones

There are many more gorgeous details about the protocol go read about them in the linked Wikipedia page if it's something to your liking.

Rich Communication Services

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Com

"#ActivityPub is a #protocol – like email, jpeg, MP3 and ‘http’ (behind every website) – that’s built for a world with millions of ‘pubs’ with 1000s or 100 or even just one or two people in them. But it’s not just a mini-social network builder – there’s the key extra ability to connect with anyone in any pub, and chat/subscribe/like/repost not-to-mention change venue, at any point. This is a completely new approach to the challenge of moderating social media: break it into smaller human-run ‘pubs’, and then let those pubs federate with those with similar values and #moderation skills. So the technology itself isn’t where #censorship happens – but between #communities".
@nic

25.netribution.co.uk/nic/edito

Mastodon is NOT natively compatible with Bluesky because they use different protocols. Mastodon uses ActivityPub while Bluesky uses the AT Protocol, which are not interoperable. However, there are ways to bridge the gap between the two, such as using Bridgy Fed, which can create accounts on the other service and sync posts, likes, and replies.