welcome ig

Summit. Very active and friendly dev.

There’s Sup being developed by dansup (the lead dev of Pixelfed). Did he stop the development?

I mean, it’s not exactly a Discord alternative, but rather an attempt at instant messaging.

https://pixelfed.social/supapp

People should also stop trying to make Lemmy something else than just forums.

Oh the irony

!selfhosted@lemmy.world

TIL

Feels like Opera GX but for VPNs. Mullvad is still the most viable VPN.

Canister shot.

I thought of something else when I saw the grape shot.

Lawnchair

Though it is a bit buggy for me.

Sunshine and a few others were talking about building a federated Linkedin alternative on Matrix, I don’t know what happened to it now.

@Sunshine@piefed.ca

fedidb.com reports what the instances’ nodeinfos state. Where do you get what the servers themselves report, other than their nodeinfo?

https://fedidb.com/resources/data-sources

Their .onion and clearnet links still work:

iejideks5zu2v3zuthaxu5zz6m5o2j7vmbd24wh6dnuiyl7c6rfkcryd.onion

https://ieji.de/

Mbin is not as popular as Lemmy or Piefed, so nobody talks about it. Even before Piefed started being popular, Kbin was still not that popular compared to Lemmy in the past nor Piefed right now (might be an exaggeration).

With the Kbin lead dev, Ernest, not being active enough (due to medical reasons), the community forked Kbin, which is what we know today as Mbin.

https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/1383#issuecomment-1999046

https://lemmy.world/post/7125414

It has more features than Lemmy atm, such as custom feeds, flairs or tags or whatever you call them, community moving, etc. (Some of which will also come to Lemmy in v1.0.0): https://join.piefed.social/features/

Since it uses Python and not Rust, it can be developed faster* => faster development and more first time contributions.

Of course it isn’t perfect, it has its downsides as any other software. You might also find it more attractive if you don’t like the Lemmy devs’ political views.

Though it is a bit opinionated, it’s good to have another alternative in the threadiverse.

Well, any other clues about the post?

Have you commented on it? Did you upvote or downvote the post? Any keywords that you are sure were in the post? Can you describe the icon of the common if you remember it?

I wonder what they’ve been doing in the meantime when a Linux native client was the most requested feature for so long.

Indeed it does. However my intention was to say that Pub in ActivityPub is most likely not an adjective (public), but a verb (publish).

AI excels at code generation?

I mean, it excels at generating stuff, but whether the things it generates are bullshit or not is another story.

Then try accessing lemmy with a browser on desktop.

Check your network logs when loading images from feddit.org. It might be that feddit.org is blocking your requests for some reason as LW does not seem to be using the image proxy feature of Lemmy.