I'm on kbin.earth too and just checked the combined all feed sorting by newest and 6 out of the first 25 posts were microblogs from a mix of mastodon and misskey so they're definitely federating. I'm not sure of any other settings that would prevent them being displayed. @[email protected] do you have any ideas?

If you go to the all microblogs feed you can see all the microblogs federated to your instance. Alternatively you can use the combined feed and it will have both threads and microblogs mixed together however you may have to scroll a while or sort by new to see microblogs.

This is due to the difference in how users interact with the two forms of content and thus how they are ranked by the sorting algorithms. Threads will typically get more interaction with votes and comments than microblogs will because they are strutured more for discussion whereas with microblogs people tend to post more but each individual post gets less interaction and thus they get pushed down with the sorting methods used by lemmy/piefed/mbin.

Mastodon uses a chronological sort so if you do want to see more microblogs it would probably be easiest to copy that and sort by new. I'm starting to think the only way to get a good mix between the two types of post is to have custom client side algorithms but that can get kinda complicated so no one is really doing it.

My immediate answer was yeah why not, but then I read the comments about prison fences and realised I was missing some American specific context. The fence's at my schools were waist high with open gates. They were more of a boundary marker than anything else.

Getting fired doesn't make it any less spontaneous.

Then Hello Games spent the next few years updating it so it was good. Yes they messed up but they don't deserve the hate some people throw their way.

This is the first I've read this, how much of a pain is it to use Linux instead? I don't have any Windows computers.

No issues at all. Not sure what drivers the author was referring to but using the web installer you pretty much just plug the phone in and click through some buttons.

Just yesterday I talked to someone from Dickson who was complaining that it felt like a waste of time since Dutton was just going to win. Bet they're pretty happy now.

mbin is probably the closest to what you want. Its supports both threaded content (lemmy) as well as microblogging (mastodon) Here is a list of servers https://joinmbin.org/servers and interstellar is the mbin app.

What exactly is misleading about the theorem? Does anyone actually expect to setup some monkeys and typewriters and get something legible?

Mastodon already natively supports moving profiles between instances. https://docs.joinmastodon.org/user/moving/

Its https://lemvotes.org/

Why would they not just buy some cheap shoes to destroy.

Clearly you couldn't find the band because the government wiped any record of such a dangerous group \s.

Sorry yeah I've gotten so used to building android apps its probably more complicated than I think.

Open android studio. Select new project from version control. Enter the url of the github and click enter. This will download the source code and open it to view/edit. Android studio should then prepare dependencies etc, it will say something like "building gradle" in the bottom corner. Wait for that to finish then in the toolbar at the top of the screen there is a dropdown labeled build which has the different build options. There should be one called "build apk" this will build the app.

Now that I've written this out it does seem more complicated that I thought.

They don't use the wrong word though. They say to use "boiled water".

Pretty sure this is just a quirk of federation. The way federation works is that a community needs at least 1 subscriber on an instance before content is sent across, so it's likely no one on your instance had subscribed yet.

Introversion does not necessarily equal social anxiety.

Also don't understand the "morally wrong" argument. Just because something is slightly more complicated than it could be doesn't make it "morally wrong".

800 microwatts would be 0.0008 watts so 4 orders of magnitude away from current phone power usage.

Thats from the same user. They ask similar questions constantly and get similar responses. Wonder if they ever actually read and try to apply them.