The ideal metaverse should be federated, speaking generically and not about fuckerberg’s bastardization of the idea.

Yeah, I'm unsure what to do. I'm lead mod for /r/SanAntonio a city I recently left, and I feel an urge to do something with it. Like use it to make a statement or something.

As a recent transplant, I would like more upcoming events posts, and suggestions on places to visit. To that end I really enjoy enjoyed /r/ askportland more than /r/portland

So if we could cultivate more that kind of vibe, that’d be cool.

Yeah, he said this is what he was going to do. Delete the api token.

I would to if I could possibly be in the hook for 1.7 million per month

Digital gentrification is an interesting term. But yeah, TPA users have to be a particular type of users. Like power users, or just generally more discerning people who don't want to use a crap interface. And they're just happy to be rid of us it seems.

Edit: Why does it say "bot account" next to my name?

Honestly, the complexity of federated services isn't for mass adoption. And /r/SanAntonio users are some of the last I would expect to see adopt lemmy. And I feel I'd have to get comfortable with it myself before recommending others, as that comes with the obligation to help them out.

Like, why do thse two instances of this post have 1 common comment, and 1 missing? https://beehaw.org/post/473716 https://lemmy.pineapplemachine.com/post/5781

Also, what's with this 'search ![email protected] on your instance to find this post and be able to comment on it' crap. I was linked to pineapplemachine from beehaw, maybe thats the other user's fault... idk. it's a real rough experience from the start.

Guess I skimmed through the settings page too fast. Thanks.

Where does this pull its list from?

This is some gen z shit right?

I guess it’s nice to see y’all on the fediverse

I'll definitely give it some more time, I thought I saw a post somewhere that Lemmy was being developed by 2 paid developers. Regardless, I may try my hand at contributing. I've got a degree in compsci and some experience on a few personal projects. But first gotta get my head wrapped around how all this works and then get digging through the code.

Just watched a video that mentioned the possibility of following a mastadon account from a peertube account, being able to communicate cross-instance and cross-application within the fediverse, which sounds like a neat ability. Though I don't see how to do that just yet. I'll keep poking around and reading.

But instance federation is an async process that is happening constantly. A user on your instance may be a realtime load, its only sporatic (on a per user basis). Basically, me spinning up an instance is a constant burden on the network, but me browsing is just a temporary load on a single server.

My understandings is that the best situation is a good number of powerful machines with instances with users evenly distributed amongst them.

If you’ve got an old account and active account, you’ll need to use your export to iterate through all comments to delete. Any script or app not using the export will be severely limited by the way the API (and this website) return comment listings for users.

@[email protected]

I’m not a bot, I’m an AI language model designed to assist you with your queries.

Is it the application you’re using? Something bugged on your system? Is it an older system where maybe that was a shortcoming?

I pulled up my Mac which I use to use with multiple monitors many times and tested again to ensure I wasn’t crazy and nope. I can have two different full screen apps open at the same time, one on each monitor.

Or a full screen on one, and the other just showing windowed applications with my dock visible.

Oh, I swear I read through those docs before and didn’t see that feature. Well that’s cool.

I ended up writing my own shitty little script bc I couldn’t find an existing one. Glad it’s out there.

the situation with thread links is pretty bleh. I'm on beehaw, so I don't seem to be able to easily just click your link and participate, because I'm not logged into feddit.de

edit: and when attempting to post this... somehow half of the context (including the post at the top) changed to the new post about the update to beehaw.

But instance federation is an async process that is happening constantly. A user on your instance may be a realtime load, its only sporatic (on a per user basis). Basically, me spinning up an instance is a constant burden on the network, but me browsing is just a temporary load on a single server.

My understandings is that the best situation is a good number of powerful machines with instances with users evenly distributed amongst them.

No, mastodon is for following people or specific communities… it is specifically NOT for listening to or speaking to the whole world.

Someone tell us what this means!