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Дюгонь.
Морское млекопитающее, которое обитает в Индийском и Тихом океанах.
Дюгони предпочитают плавать на мелководье и в более глубоких прибрежных водах, где часто ищут пищу.
Обычно они двигаются со скоростью до 10 километров в час и часто образуют небольшие группы, что делает их стайными животными.
youtube.com/watch?v=1VDQkGsAKh…
Максим на протяжении 20 минут пытается продать вам идею что молодые американцы начали голосовать за трампа из-за чувства социальной незащищенности и туманных экономических перспектив, мол, всех заменяют роботами, мигрантами и бог его знает кем еще.
При этом трамп в плане экономической политики довольно типичный республиканец, то есть никакую социальную защиту, бесплатное здравоохранение, образование, пособия и прочее он вводить не будет, профсоюзы кинет через хуй, срежет налоги и развяжет руки капиталистическим техноварварам.
Если у вас есть аккаунт в твиторе, можете оценить то с каким энтузиазмом акселерационисты встретили победу донни, радости полные штаны были 🙂
Как и почему Трамп победил на выборах (English subtitles) @Max_Katz
Продолжаем разговор о результатах американских выборов. Провал демократов на этих выборах — не случайность, он был закономерен. Причина в том, что демократы ...YouTube
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Если и так, то это произошло еще году в 20м, может даже раньше. Если постараться быть объективной, то не то чтоб их потенция была выше или ниже обычного, по моему мнению.
(Это не моё мнение, если что, я не особо шарю, а то, как я мысль Каца понял.)
Academics on Mastodon
Academics on Mastodon
A list of various lists consisting of academics on Mastodonacademics-on-mastodon
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Is there any reason why there is no large generalist Lemmy instance managed from the USA? Is this just a coincidence?
Thinking about this lately, especially in the context of the UD elections getting discussed a lot all over Lemmy.
If you look at the top 20 instances fedidb.org/software/lemmy
- Lemmy.world and feddit.nl are Dutch
- Lemm.ee is Estonian
- Feddit.org, discuss.tchncs.de are German
- SJW and lemmy.ca are Canadian
- Lemmy.blahaj.zone, aussie.zone and Reddthat are Australian
- sopuli.xyz is Finnish
- slrpnk.net is Portuguese
- lemmy.dbzer0, infosec.pub, mander.xyz, programming.dev, lemmy.sdf.org are thematic
- Beehaw is USA-based, but defederated from LW and SJW and still on 0.18.3, so not sure they're even that interested in Lemmy anymore
Out of the top 20, there is Midwest.social and Lemmy.today but they are quite small (326 and 201 monthly active users).
On the other hand, a lot of other countries have their own instances
- feddit.uk
- jlai.lu
- feddit.dk
- szmer.info
- lemmy.eco.br
- feddit.cl
- feddit.it
With the USA population and the Internet presence of the USA citizens, you would expect at least one large generalist instance based in the USA, but it doesn't seem to be the case.
Any ideas what the reasons might be? Is this just a coincidence?
Edit: for Lemmy.world:
The website and the agreement will be governed by and construed per the laws of the following countries and/or states:
- The Netherlands
- Republic of Finland
- Federal Republic of Germany
FediDB, Fediverse Network Statistics
FediDB is a cutting-edge service providing detailed statistics and insights into the Fediverse network.fedidb.org
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Which is ironic as the Ruud, the founder, is Dutch
fedihosting.foundation/lw-team…
It always surprises me that !politics@lemmy.world is specifically US-only. Why not !uspolitics@lemmy.world?
Lemmy.World Team
Our Story # Lemmy World is made up of a diverse group of individuals who are all passionate about not only seeing our site grow but also believing in transparent and kind social media.Fedihosting Foundation (fedihosting.foundation)
I did not know that .world was made by a Dutch person. Thanks for teaching me something new.
.world seems to have been the default instance people went to when they left reddit. It's more or less than mentality imported into Lemmy. This led to the fact that creating a US specific instance is not necessary. .world fills that niche enough.
Easily the biggest, and US based.
The website and the agreement will be governed by and construed per the laws of the following countries and/or states:
- The Netherlands
- Republic of Finland
- Federal Republic of Germany
Also feddit.org/post/4529920/299941…
Terms of Service
Introduction Greetings, the good people of the world! This Terms of Service applies to your access to and active use of https://lemmy.world, it's API's and sub-domain services (ex alt GUIs)(we, us, our the website, Lemmy.legal.lemmy.world
Why did you think lemmy.world was US based? It's fully European.
But that's probably it - folks assume the instance that's for the whole world is the US-based one and don't feel the need to make another major US-based one.
Ah, that makes sense. So the FediDB info seems to be wrong - I wonder if they got confused by cloudflare as per the other comment in feddit.org/post/4529920/299384… ?
Also, is there a way to let them know to update it? I guess someone could report an issue on github...
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I never missed a US instance because LW is so US focused I assumed it was the main one.
We don’t need a US instance, we need more users to support active local communities.
But then if any LW community are going to become US specific from now due to the political climate, should people not interested in that just move elsewhere?
Example: !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world , all the recent posts are about the US elections
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dominate any general audience English speaking online community
China, India, Africa and others will probably develop to the point of "producing as much media as the USA", but I highly doubt they'll simultaneously make a major shift to English for it
Meanwhile international-english is the new latin... Even within India, the south insists to keep english as an official language, to avoid being dominated by more populous hindi-speaking north.
Alternatively LLM-translation may facilitate multi-lingual discussion, but in this case the language of software development may still be influential during such transition.
By the way - this is an important topic for future of lemmy, which should expand more towards the south - where's a good place to develop it (beyond such set of replies)?
With a tld ending like .world you'd think it's for the whole world, not just europe (.eu) or a specific country.
feddit.org itself is a bit of a curiosity since the .org doesn't make it obvious that it is German - but someone posted the full story of how feddit.de fell apart and feddit.org became the successor.
With a tld ending like .world you’d think it’s for the whole world, not just europe (.eu) or a specific country.
Indeed. It always surprises me that !politics@lemmy.world is specifically US-only. Why not !uspolitics@lemmy.world?
That confuses me too. I've never really understood that. Likewise, /m/news is for US news while world news goes into /m/world and US news isn't allowed.
Maybe that's another reason why folks thing it's US-based - because the magazines are clearly so US oriented. But I'm not sure how that happened.
On the brain bin for example it's PoliticsUSA - thebrainbin.org/m/PoliticsUSA
Maybe that’s another reason why folks thing it’s US-based - because the magazines are clearly so US oriented. But I’m not sure how that happened.
Probably people creating the community soon after the instance creation
Isn't Lemmy.World based in the US?
Edit: huh. Netherlands.
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I think a part of it is that english is just the default language and strongly leans american already, so there's just no demand for a USA instance and people just use the popular or thematic ones for that content. There's no advantage in laws to prefer US hosting.
The country ones make sense because they're also a different language, like jlai.lu in french, and the feddits for European languages.
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Feddit.uk, aussie.zone, lemmy.nz and other English speaking instances still exist
Good point about the laws.
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But if there were, say, an analog to !askuk@feddit.uk but for USA, that would free up other communities to not be dominated so much by content from & for it.
e.g. if someone wanted to flee a state that did not provide abortion to one that did, they could ask the country specific one.
Though super good point that even so, perhaps it should not be hosted inside the country, especially given recent events.
Looking ahead, one difficulty might be that I don't think that existed on Reddit (or if it did, surely it wasn't well-known).
And the community sidebar is quite hidden on Lemmy especially from mobile apps. Creating a post presumes that you know exactly where you'll send it, without e.g. offering alternative solutions. I thought that Hexbear might be able to shunt posts made from one community over to another, but that probably took a modified codebase.
Oh, I see a !askmidwest@midwest.social.
Anyway if you see that there's enough demand for it (I haven't looked myself) then that sounds great!😀
Anyway if you see that there’s enough demand for it (I haven’t looked myself) then that sounds great!😀
Open !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world and behold the 20 questions asked regarding US politics
Hehehe, yes ofc.😀
But I meant that how much is temporary vs. a long-standing issue, and ofc much of that overlaps heavily with more general interest - e.g. "List of book and/or film titles dealing with resistance movements--organization, strategy, tactics, etc?" is most definitely not something dealing solely with USA politics.
But also I know that you tend to have your idea on the ball regarding such matters, so even more than the above thought my reply was also my way of saying that I'll take your word for it bc surely you know better than me:-).
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Came here to say that. I wasn't covered by GDPR under spez's site - but luckily their policies treated me like I was anyways.
I moved to kbin.social - which was probably the 2nd largest after lemmy.world. Also, it was Polish.
What I liked about that was - as per my understanding - since these are hosted in the EU, the GDPR applies to my data here even if I'm not the EU myself and am not an EU citizen.
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I looked up lemmy.ml out of interest (I realise you aren't classifying it as generalist). Anyway: it says that the server is in France.
Also, if you're able to lookup by IP instead of URL, you can bypass any CloudFlare confusion, and confirm that LW is hosted in Finland.
Also
The website and the agreement will be governed by and construed per the laws of the following countries and/or states:
- The Netherlands
- Republic of Finland
- Federal Republic of Germany
Terms of Service
Introduction Greetings, the good people of the world! This Terms of Service applies to your access to and active use of https://lemmy.world, it's API's and sub-domain services (ex alt GUIs)(we, us, our the website, Lemmy.legal.lemmy.world
Скрыто слово: nsfw
Sure, it's either everyone cares, or no one cares. No in between. Dude.
Look at the statistics. US has 1K servers. Thats 1 server per 340 000 people. France has 1 server per 82 000 people. Germany has 1 server per 114 000 people. See where I'm going with this?
FediDB, Fediverse Network Statistics
FediDB is a cutting-edge service providing detailed statistics and insights into the Fediverse network.fedidb.org
I just want to say, you’ll be much better off if you forget about the points and try to ignore them. Taking all this to heart with such intensity will only stress you, since you can’t decide how others perceive you and your takes.
Just chill, participate and enjoy. Otherwise, what’s the point?
Maybe this isn’t such a bad thing since the EU had better data privacy laws?
-USAmerican
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Out of the top 20, there is Midwest.social and Lemmy.today but they are quite small (326 and 201 monthly active users).
I was referring to the tendency of US citizens to overtake generically named communities like !politics@lemmy.world
If LW was managed by a US team, why not, but it's not so it just seems strange
I would guess that most users are us americans despite them not managing the instance.
That's where i am coming from when i say, that it doesn't matter where the instance is hosted
Чет со всеми этими блокировками с обеих сторон даже хз какие ссылки на треки постить
(Скачивать MP3 и лить на свой не сервер не предлагать, я трубу шатала этим заниматься)
(олсо, там пара аккордов явно взята из "Песни для радио")
What is your favorite Fediverse platform?
I'll go first...
My favorite Fediverse platforms as of 2024
- Mastodon - my main social feed platform that first introduced me to the Fediverse in general.
- Lemmy - my second main social feed platform that originally substituted Reddit from years ago.
- Matrix protocol - communication platform I use to connect with users on the Lemmy instance I'm on
- Peertube - would love to get an account going and use it more often but still don't know how but there's FediVideo.
- Bookwyrm - Goodreads alternative that I signed up for that could use more work for a genuine reading tracker.
BONUS: my least favorite Fediverse platform lately
WordPress - because I used to run art blogs on there before I heard word about drama about the CEO of the corporation so I basically had to put out my last existing art blog...RIP.
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No idea. But I hope everything works out, i think it wss multiple shiti life events too.
Sometimes people get a bad roll in life.
Big fan of his work, got me to quit using Reddit!
What's your current kbin instance? Curious to see if it's running mbin now or if it really is the original kbin on there still.
Also, anyone remember kbin.cafe ?
As far as I can tell there's been no communication from him for several months and not since he posted saying he'd turn kbin.social over to a new admin.
But the domain for kbin.social was recently renewed (I posted full details over at fedia.io/m/fediverse/t/1403334… ) which gives me hope that ernest is still around, just a bit more behind the scenes.
Of course, it could also be that the domain was simply auto-renewed (as described in godaddy.com/en-ca/help/turn-my… ). I think some registrars or services even offer prepayment options for auto-renewing, meaning that ernest might have set this all up before he disappeared, rather than slowly reappearing now...
Any updates on kbin.social recently? - News from fediverse - Fedia
I did a WHOIS on the domain out of boredom, [https://ca.godaddy.com/whois/results.aspx?itc=dlp_domain_whois&domain=kbin.social](https://ca.godaddy.com/whois/results.aspx?itc=dlp_domain_whois&domain=kbin.social)...fedia.io
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Lemmy, shortly followed by Piefed.
Will probably switch once Piefed gets mobile apps support and comments view
Much more advanced moderation tools: join.piefed.social/2024/06/22/…
Actual instance blocking compared to the incomplete "mute communities" instance blocking on Lemmy
Development seems fasters than Lemmy, they are almost at feature parity while being much younger
PieFed features for growing healthy communities - PieFed
PieFed gives admins a suite of tools to take a more hands-on approach to gardening all the communities on their instance.piefedadmin (PieFed)
PieFed communicates with Lemmy. Same content, different platform. That's one awesome thing about federation.
There is also mbin (fork of kbin), and Sublinks, which is API compatible with Lemmy so should be able to use Lemmy apps with it (from memory, this is what Beehaw are hoping to move to).
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Lemmy admins can already see who downvotes what, I'm sure they already ban accounts who systematically downvote their communities content
It's a tool. If some admins power trip, well report them on !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com
On the other hand, it has some weirdly opinionated features:
- Hiding downvoted comments (mob rule)
- Marking people with many downvotes as "low reputation". I get it, getting many downvotes is a bad sign but I don't think the software should try to make a ruling here, I think human moderators should look at the whole picture. It doesn't make you a bad person that people disagree with you.
- Communities organized into "topics" - I'm not certain if these groupings are decided by the dev or the admin? Either way I find it a bit problematic.
- Marking certain communities as "low effort" and not counting "reputation" for those. I don't feel like the software should be making this kind of value judgement.
If it helps:
1) this is controlled by a user setting. I left the one that automatically "collapses" comments below a threshold at the default, but I disabled the one that "hides" comments by setting the threshold to -10000. So, far from taking away user power, it strictly enhances choices by providing new options, only at the user's behest.
2) it does have such a "reputation" feature, as too does life. Someone who constantly trolls others gets rather "known" for such. But crucially, it's a label - it doesn't hide anything, only enhances what is already there. And yeah it's a bit of an experiment, perhaps it won't work. Or perhaps it will be improved further? Based on the above and the responsiveness of the devs, I would expect complete control if features were ever added to actually do anything wrt this score.
Btw apps already have something similar, as too does PieFed, when adding a label for new accounts - bc people have asked for it, and it can be helpful to know when talking with someone that they are a new account (perhaps they are an alt, but it's something, and again it's just a label).
Yeah, I constantly get downvoted - and some of my posts are among the most heavily downvoted content existing in certain communities (but I also note that such things as Innuendo Studios The Alt Right Playbook got heavily downvoted by the same community as well so... I feel vindicated:-). So I mean it when I say that believe me I KNOW what you mean when expressing those concerns. Perhaps the experiment won't work out, or perhaps it merely needs tuning - e.g. so that any one post or comment doesn't weigh so heavily but rather only their aggregate (median rather than mean perhaps? or maybe only the binary choice of positive or negative total score, and even then perhaps not centered at zero but something more highly negative like -10?).
Also PieFed.social has defederated from hexbear.net and lemmygrad.ml, so those sources of downvoting are entirely removed. It also preferentially weights scores more highly feedback from those with high reputation already - which state I achieved in roughly a week and with only two posts, one a cross-post of the other even. So it's not like seniors are locking out the noobs.
Anyway yes there's enormous potential for misuse there, but it's also something that people have been clamoring for - so it's something that they are being responsive enough to try it out?
3) I'm not sure about the categories - but again the devs are very responsive so surely easy to change things? Also I've definitely joined communities that aren't in those, and while there are large federation issues with any non-Lemmy.World instance right now (I see the same from many instances including my 2 alt accounts elsewhere - so it has little to nothing to do with PieFed; especially after the enormous surge in content surrounding the USA election), I believe that they show up in the main feed.
4) I have never heard that before but I would support it - more "experimental" communities should be allowed, to try things out, a "safe space" if you will:-).
All of these are valid concerns - and seem like they are being worked on.
Absolutely 💯!
And truth be told, we don't know what the future holds as well. As moderation tools improve on Lemmy.World, as communities evolve, and new concepts rise to the foreground e.g. PieFed, and also Sublinks, both on top of Mbin too.
A year ago I thought one way about e.g. communities located on Lemmy.ml, then time passed and I changed my mind. Then technology changed and I switched instances to follow.
What I am saying is: it is so fantastic to have choices! ☺️ THAT is the real win in this situation, IMHO, whether I end up liking PieFed's approach or not. 🏆
I will concede that it could be problematic, but as for "bad", I think that depends heavily on the implementation?
A positive example: "new" accounts could be labeled, to help identify someone who e.g. could use some pointers as for how to do formatting, like how to embed rather than simply link to an image. I have zero issues with this kind of factually-based, simple labels, and from looking at the user requests in various places (Ask Lemmy, Shower Thoughts, etc.), people very much want this.
Now, complex labels on the other hand, or those that are not straightforward but rather deceivingly simplistic such as "this person is GOOD, this other person is BAD" are a whole other matter altogether. I'm with you there.
So what about the in-between: is it worth it to use spam filters at all, even though it might throw out something good along the way? The answer to that seems to me to be how well it is tuned, and also ofc up to the user to decide if worth it to them or not. On that note, the account admin piefed.social/u/rimu has an "attitude" score that I've seen hovering around the 75-82% range, so I doubt we would see a filter such as "must never downvote or receive downvotes", or 90%, or even 50%. On the other hand, if let's say ~>90% of someone's every single post and comment were downvoted heavily, on an account older than let's say a month, that seems like a different story? That speaks to a repeated pattern of someone not taking a hint as to how their content affects others around them. A horrible implementation could be too simple minded and count e.g. every post or comment as "bad" even if it received 1000+ upvotes but got one downvote, but a smart implementation could do MUCH better than such?
Ofc people could misuse those in any case - but how is that different from anything else? e.g. I could see a "he/him", and decide that I don't want to talk with "a man" or "a person who uses pronouns". And frankly, someone uses such quick judgement calls is perhaps best to avoid talking with their hated audience anyway, if they are e.g. misogynistic or whatever.
Gaming the system is a better counterargument - but that too is like spam filtering: not a reason to not do it at all (and thereby allow all spam through?), but rather realizing that no system is perfect. Which is why I like how these are LABELS, not filters. (There are filters too, but those are per-comment/post, not per-user.)
So, as long as it is optional, and not heavy-handed, I am excited to see how this may develop. Definitely there are concerns, as there would be for any software project or social media endeavor. Remember that there are significant concerns with Lemmy as well:-) - e.g. a good fraction of people on Reddit refuse to check us out due to the known political leanings of the devs. However, it's a strong counterargument that the model is federated, so someone doesn't have to join lemmy.ml, yet can still make use of the software from them. Btw the same applies to PieFed as well - it is open source and anyone can spin up their own instance.
So: we'll see how it develops. I think that an extremely limited amount of labelling could be helpful, if applied with care and consideration.
[Feature Request] Lemmy API combatibilty so we can use lemmy apps
It would be great if PieFed was combatible with the Lemmy API so we could use apps like Voyager with our PieFed instance. This is something that Sublinks is doing (they're a Lemmy alternative in Java) https://sublinks.org/Codeberg.org
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yep, fedidb has it at a single instance;
i wish i could get a hold of kbin.social if no one is going to do anything with it.. maybe forward it to fedia.io
FediDB, Fediverse Network Statistics
FediDB is a cutting-edge service providing detailed statistics and insights into the Fediverse network.fedidb.org
What's interesting is that currently, the site is broken, but in the footer you can see the last set of magazines that were new.
Which means the database is still intact, and if not a full resurrection, we could get our data back at least (I lost a lot of content when kbin.social went down). Just gotta figure out who to contact - which company is actually maintaining or hosting the servers that kbin.social run on..
I use peertube.tv.
Stux (from mstdn.social) is the admin and he's generally pretty great a running stuff. I haven't used it a ton lately but no complaints!
Edit: Daaaamn. Just realized that registrations are disabled. Bummer. Sorry.
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Videos sharing & live streaming on free open source software PeerTube! No ads, no tracking, no spam.peertube.tv
Out of curiosity rather than necessity, are there any activitypub based messaging apps (i.e matrix/discord-like)?
One not listed is Ibis (ibis.wiki/) which hasn't had much traction. Honestly unsure of how useful it is as a direct wikipedia replacement but i can see it as a cool idea for a bunch of related communities that would otherwise be on separate wikis.
Mine is…..
- Wafrn (endless customisations unlike Misskey and Sharkey) and has react buttons too with extra features such as anonymous questions etc. Basically Tumblr but way better and FOSS too.
- Mastodon, very stable, great way to find out current events with minimal reactive posts etc. It just works.
- Mbin, a very much more stable and regularly updated fork of kbin, and getting the best of both worlds without having to use Lemmy, due to the problematic nature of Lemmy creators.
- BookWyrm, ethical version of GoodReads (and gives you control to add books that are not on the system, enhancing your experience and overall much better than GoodReads imo.
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Mastodon has successfully replaced Twitter for me, so it's by far my favorite. It does still need better tools for dealing with large-scale posts and users, but overall it feels like it's actually doing the job I want done.
I want to like Piefed/Lemmy more than I actually do. The Fediverse answer to Reddit just doesn't feel ready for prime time yet. It's hard to find/connect with communities and the user base doesn't have that "can address basically any question" magic.
Right now the tools wouldn't support mainstream users anyway. They will only come after those are ready, and even then it will be a struggle.
But for now, e.g. a good fraction of the time on PieFed.social a notification won't take me to where it is intending to send me, bc of some prior comment being collapsed, hidden, buried in a thread, etc. - and this is the kind of stuff that will quickly send mainstream people packing.
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Following hashtags is really powerful and useful on Mastodon. You can click any hashtag on a post to see other posts that use it, and if you like it there's a button you can click to start following that hashtag. You can also search for hashtags in the Explore section. Since there's no algorithm, hashtags are the primary way to get things that interest you into your feed.
@FediTips@social.growyourown.services posts tips on how to use Mastodon, so it's really helpful to follow as a newbie.
@FediFollows@social.growyourown.services posts lists of interesting accounts on Mastodon, usually by topic. It's a good way to grow your follow list!
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Academics on Mastodon
A list of various lists consisting of academics on Mastodonacademics-on-mastodon
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But to read content from all over the fediverse, it is best to have an account on the twittoverse. I use Sharkey. I can access so much content that's not on Lemmy. It is much less of an echo chamber plus there is lots of people and I can still post to Lemmy.
Lemmy, I like the simple post structure with all related commentary under the original submission.
Mastodon is fine for people who like it but it's hard to follow the thread of replies as every reply is its own individual post.
I guess the twatter format makes sense for dashing off quick messages but I find it hard to follow and it's difficult to find communities and topics of interest without also including a shit-ton of noise along with the signal.
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- joinfediverse.wiki/Main_Page (admittedly quite Mastodon-centric)
- fediverse.party
- Fediverse.Party - explore federated networks
Let's make social media free, federated and fun! Fediverse.Party is your guide into the world of decentralized, autonomous networks running on free open software on a myriad of servers across the world. No ads and no algorithms.fediverse.party
It technically still is in development. But all the devs lack time, and the devs themselves officialy recomment WriteFreely on the Plume website.
Even though Plume has features that are nothing but TBD plans for WriteFreely (e.g. comments, built-in image storage).
Iirc Mastodon is about to add a global search function. I've never used it, nor even Twitter (back before it was cancelled into X), just passing on what I heard.
And PieFed and Mbin are also sort of "Lemmy" (though neither in that graphic that I saw:-).
And PieFed and Mbin are also sort of “Lemmy” (though neither in that graphic that I saw:-).
It is quite an old graphic.
I try to post little things aken to Tumblr shitposts but I've gotten a grand total of 0 likes.
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Nextcloud is federated? First time I hear about that.
For me it's Lemmy, without a doubt. Never used Twitter, tried mastodon to see what it's all about, didn't like it.
Matrix seems decent, but nobody I know uses it, and finding useful groups is painful, especially on other instances (servers, whatever they call them).
Also, I am confused at why nextcloud is at the intersection of networking, music, and multimedia.
Yes it technically has a video viewer and music player, but I would be very surprised if any person in the world right now is genuinely using it to post that content to the fediverse social-network style.
Instead, I switched from goodreads to StoryGraph like two years ago.
I really like some of its features like content warnings, moods, very detailed stats of my reading habits, etc.
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A Roblox alternative in the fediverse.
Because I want to get off Roblox.
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BrickPlanet
Build and play online multiplayer games for free. Join a growing gaming community today!BrickPlanet.com
Closed source and aimed for kids, sorry
Already read its ToS
It will suffer the same fate as Roblox
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I joined SLRPNK.net shortly before kbin kicked the bucket and I quite like the user interface and customisation options here, even if I don't comment much these days.
Also as the pessimistic misanthrope doomer I am, I was originally getting a bit of a kick out of how painfully naive and optimistic the hippies here were/are. I just try to ignore it now though tbh as it's depressing.
I wanna check out the fediverse blogging platforms, they seem interesting. Which one would you recommend? I looked at writefreely but it seems that none of the instances let you post as many blogs as you want unless you pay?
Also, is anyone working a fediverse IMDB/letterboxed alternative that uses OMDB dataset?
Perhaps a Bookwyrm fork could make it not too hard to start.
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- Mbin
- Misskey forks (I use CherryPick, but Sharkey is good too)
- PeerTube
- PieFed
- Mastodon
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Mastdon is alr ig
I was a Mastodon artist before, but then I almost left the Fediverse and came back restarting my entire social status also.
I have characters, but no inspriation.
Plus, I killed off my WordPress websites because the CEO was setting a bad example.
Ackchually, most of the Fediverse runs on professionally-operated Hetzner rack iron at huge data centres in Germany.
Even if this comes from 22% of the Fediverse being mastodon.social.
For me it's definitely Lemmy. I don't like the microblogging format and never have. I've always used forums and then reddit.
The fediverse just works so well with Lemmy I think. It's so fun seeing new communities from instances I've never heard of. I think this format is perfect for the fediverse
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Peertube - the linux experiment is all i got so far but more content would b great. Also tubular integration is sick
Matrix
Mastodon
Havnt tried the rest but open to beibg convinced
You’d like Fediverse apps instead of all the more mainstream apps the world is using.
I left Facebook and Reddit because other people in my life are the real monsters.
Mastodon and Lemmy are nicer communities depending on what instance you go to.
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I pretty much only use Lemmy but also contact friends and share photos on a Nextcloud instance one of them kindly provided (I assume it isn't federated though?).
I would really like to start using matrix but unless I host my own instance and get everything ready I'll never be able to convince my friends to switch, though some of them are slowly getting fed up with discord too.
I mostly use Discord for a few group chats, unixporn (please post more of it to Lemmy :3 !unixporn@lemmy.world) and some BG3 stuff. If the group chats moved to Matrix+Jitsi or even some form of Signal (that is still foss and does not require a phone number, self-hosted if possible) I would barely use Discord.
Edit because somehow I missed the most relevant part: I already barely get memes or trolls so not too many changes there.
Hubzilla. Closely followed by the intentionally nameless fork of a fork...... of Hubzilla that's colloquially being referred to as (streams).
Perks of both (excerpt):
- not based on ActivityPub, it's actually optional; you can turn/keep it off if you want to
- nomadic identity; my channels are resilient against instance shutdown because they aren't restricted to one instance
- multiple channels = IDs on one and the same account/login; no need to register additional user accounts for this, and you can easily switch back and forth between channels
- OpenWebAuth magic single sign-on, both client-side and server-side support
- very extensive permission settings that let me control what I see, what I don't see and what others can see and do
- per-contact permission settings
- per-channel blacklist/whitelist filter plus per-contact blacklist/whitelist filters plus keyword-triggered, automatically generated, reader-side content warnings, supporting regex and (except the latter) a special filter syntax for extra features
- what's "lists" on Mastodon is actually useful because you can use it both to filter your stream and to limit whom you send a post to, not to mention much easier to maintain
- a concept of conversations, you can follow entire discussions, and you generally receive all replies to a post (something that at least Mastodon doesn't have, by the way)
- not only native support for discussion groups/forums, but they can and do host their own moderated discussion groups/forums (Mastodon has neither)
- no arbitrary character limits, characters only limited by the instance database (on (streams), that's theoretically over 24,000,000 characters for one post)
- probably more text formatting options than your typical blogging platform and definitely more than any microblogging project in the Fediverse
- full-blown blog posts rendered gracefully
- non-standard BBcode tags for special features, often observer-aware
- embedded links; no need to plaster URLs into your posts in plain sight
- images can be embedded "in-line" within the post with text above them and text below them
- no limit on how many images a post can have
- unlimited poll options
- multiple-word hashtags
- post categories in addition to hashtags
- tag cloud plus category cloud/list
- quotes
- "quote-tweets"
- extensively customisable Web UI
- built-in file storage with a built-in file manager, per-file and per-directory permissions settings and WebDAV support that's used for images and other media you embed in your posts (unlike on Mastodon and Lemmy, you know where your uploaded images land, and you can delete them yourself if you need to)
- federated event calendar with support for Event-type objects
- built-in CalDAV calendar server (headless on (streams))
- built-in CardDAV address book server (headless)
- support for OAuth and OAuth2
- modular; can be extended with official or, if available, third-party "apps", widgets and themes
Extra perks of Hubzilla:
- currently more reliable
- more active development
- easier to get new users on board because hubs are listed on various Fediverse sites, and more public hubs are available
- newer and more configurable version of the Redbasic theme
- switchable night mode
- multiple profiles per channel which can be assigned to certain connections
- you can configure new connections before you confirm them
- can also connect to diaspora*
- can also subscribe to RSS and Atom feeds
- event calendar also doubles as a basic frontend for the CalDAV server
- non-federating, long-form articles
- "cards" that work largely the same
- built-in wiki engine based on either BBcode or Markdown for as many wikis of your own as you want to, each with as many pages as you want
- support for webpages (the official Hubzilla website is on a Hubzilla channel itself)
Extra perks of (streams):
- more advanced
- better integration of ActivityPub into the two supported nomadic protocols
- contact suggestions also include ActivityPub contacts
- new default theme in addition to an older Redbasic version
- reworked, more powerful but easier-to-use permissions system
- easier to use once you're on board
- supports BBcode, Markdown and HTML within the same post
- can set Mastodon's sensitive flag for images
- built-in announcement/boost/repost/renote/repeat remover, no need to use filter syntax for that
- extra protection against both mention spam and hashtag spam
- alt-text can be added to images upon upload, no need to graft it into the image-embedding markup code
- verification of external identities (available on Mastodon as well, but not on Hubzilla)
streams
Consent based public domain federated communications server. Provides a feature rich ActivityPub and Nomad communication node.Codeberg.org
I'm glad to announce the release of version 2.62 of #snac, the simple, minimalistic #ActivityPub instance server written in C. It includes the following changes:
Added a new user option to collapse top level threads by default.
Added a new disable_block_notifications boolean field to server.json to disable the notifications of Block activities.
Added a new strict_public_timelines boolean field to server.json to only show an account's posts and boosts (no trees) in public timelines.
Fixed repeated images in posts from some implementations (those that include an image both as an attachment and as an <img> tag inside the post content).
Added a small HTML/CSS tweak to improve post previews from some implementations (contributed by nyanide).
Notifications for EmojiReact activities now show the emoji.
New command-line action insert, to insert a post by its URL in a user's timeline.
Fixed bad processing/rendering of URLs with two or more @ symbols.
If you find #snac useful, please consider contributing via LiberaPay: liberapay.com/grunfink/donate
This release has been inspired by the song Subways Of Your Mind by #FEX.
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ваш ебнутый тормозной интерфейс хуже всех кибербуллингов вместе взятых 
(зашла послушать музыку, потому что телефон с легковесным плеером-клиентом на зарядке)
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Просто настроение хорошее (да и ночь на дворе).
Ну и фразу с кибербуллингом вспомнил. 
UPD: <шутка> Могу себе позволить, вопросы? </шутка>
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Заблокировать #ECH от #Cloudflare, видимо, было недостаточно.
Теперь у некоторых провайдеров (включая мой) в очередной раз тестируют блокировку #Hetzner.
Вот некоторые URL, которые не открываются (не только у меня, как показывает GlobalCheck) даже с ByeDPI.
matrix.beeper.com/_matrix/clie…
wetdry.world/
tilde.institute/
Из общего у них только размещение на серверах Hetzner.
Горит сарай, гори и хата? @rf @ru
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We are a community focused on gaming, tech, entertainment, and more.Mastodon hosted on wetdry.world
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Блокируется также OVH, например indieweb.social на нем.
Да, работает через раз, работает на мобильном или при понижении до 3G.
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Написала в "Чат", который у провайдера в личном кабинете.
Какой-то заебавшийся сотрудник колл-центра как попугай повторял "Ограничений со стороны компании Ростелеком нет", очевидно не поняв вопроса.
Раньше у них была возможность создать нормальный тикет и подробно всё объяснить, но сейчас не могу найти.
Я понятия не имею, сколько дней эта хуйня будет продолжаться, посмотрим.
Только что (предполагаемые) учения/тестирования закончились, Роскомнадзор отпраздновал очередной успех и начал возвращать доступ к серверам Hetzner.
Пора смотреть на глупых котят, до следующего раза. @rf
Опять сообщают о блокировках на IP-адреса #Hetzner, причины до сих пор никому вне #РКН не известны.
Следить за развитием событий можно в этом теме: https://ntc.party/t/недоступность-hetzner/12845/139
ТЫ НЕ ПОНЯЛ!!! Там буквально, числа те же, а чифры на порядок выше.
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@cauf звучит как будто они говноеды, гг. Не, ну сервисы разные бывают, у коллег есть штука, которая требует 30гб оперативки. Я сперва подрывался туда залезть (буквально моя любимая область деятельности, убирать буферизацию, делая обработку поточной и сокращать пиковое потребление памяти в десятки раз), но оказалось что именно эта часть питонячьего сервиса... на Java :C
И самый кек в том, что эти 30гб нужны раз в месяц. Одному клиенту. Ребята пытались придумать какой-нибудь HPA под это дело, чтобы месяц ресурсы не выжирать, но пока воз и ныне там.
@cauf если я правильно помню то из всех java gc только один умел память в систему возвращать.
Кушать 30гб для некоторых очень очень очень очень больших работ нормально, не нормально потом память держать.
кажется, пришло время обзаводиться проксёй на телефоне. надеюсь, оно будет работать без танцев с бубном, если я просто скормлю sing-box тот же json-конфиг, что юзаю на десктопе
может это у сервера сеть пердит.
Ну, я надеюсь. Иногда бывает.
Хотя вот алертов мне не приходило 🙁
+0300 2024-11-08 07:13:31 ERROR [2006695506 7.4s] dns: exchange failed for [url=http://suya.place]suya.place[/url]. IN AAAA: dial tcp 116.202.176.26:853: i/o timeoutя хз почему
вот вышла через тор, только так удалось
@blit@outerheaven.club @blit@suya.place @frssoft
возможно, спасибо за наводку!
Порой слышу, что я редко в нашей стране могу что-то похвалить, особенно из окологосударственного, мол, всё у нас через жопу. Но это, конечно же, не так.
В этом месяце приятно удивила ФНС.
Неделю назад подал документы на налоговый вычет за платную медицину. Так мало того, что всё свелось к загрузке фоток бумажек телефоном через браузер и заполнению простой формы, что заняло полчаса времени (20 минут сам процесс фотографирования и обрезки с подтягиванием контраста, так как телефон снимает неидеально), они ещё и выплатили всю сумму через семь дней. И это в конце года, когда все получают и платят налоговые уведомления!
Молодцы, конечно. Нет, оно понятно, что плотить нологи у нас давно национальный приоритет, но как показывает опыт с ФМС/МВД, делать часть дел через жопу приоритеты многим не мешают. Хороши.
#Россиюшка
Знаешь, чисто технически, как задумка, мне нравятся Госуслуги, например.
Я там, вроде как, даже не зареган, но я пользовался, когда жил с родными. И - не стоять в очереди в МФЦ, а решить все просто на сайте - это прям без дураков хорошо и удобно.
Обидно только, что эта хорошая задумка опять же превращается в средство контроля и угнетения, особенно сейчас.
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Плохого в этом ничего нет, согласен, хотя реализация местами хромает.
В основном, там всё портят чисто административные моменты, которые программисты не исправят. Например, нет возможности давать обратную связь ведомствам и влиять на них. Т.е. вот МВД мне пять раз отказывало в принятии заявления на смену паспорта, порой полным булшитом, а я не мог даже получить уточнение по их решению. А, по-хорошему, там должна бы быть возможность вернуть заявку в работу с внесёнными исправлениями.
там ещё прикол в том, что никакого унифицированного API у ведомств нет. Госуслуги это *ебейших* размеров набор разнообразных интеграций к местным системам, порой интеграций костыльных и сломанных...
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The Session developer was chased out of Australia due to his encrypted messaging app.
This has me rethinking Sup, I live in Canada, but do not want to go against the RCMP.
I'm not saying Sup is dead, it's pretty much ready, however, I may need to rethink how we approach this.
theguardian.com/australia-news…
#sup
Encrypted messaging app developer moves out of Australia after police visit employee’s home
Founder of Session relocates to Switzerland citing ‘hostile’ atmosphere towards privacy-focused technologyJosh Taylor (The Guardian)
Agreed. Switzerland appears to be a good country of choice, however I understand how it could be difficult to leave Canada so that an app can continue. Sadly the options are either relocate or deal with the inevitable privacy violations by the Canadian government which is compromised by the 5 eyes surveillance treaty.
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🚨 Was your ballot accepted for a minor error?
Many states allow ballots with missing or inconsistent signatures to be cured, but the deadlines are tight!
If you're in #FL, #GA, #MD, #MI, or #NC then check the deadline for your state here!
Check your #ballot status, we can help if your ballot was rejected. Email us at: VoterProtection@DemocratsAbroad.org
#YourVoteMatters #BallotCuring #MakeYourVoteCount
bbc.com/news/election/2024/us/…
Probably not to the Presidential race, but it might for some statewide or local downticket races or ballot initiatives. Some of these are decided by relatively small margins.
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Decided to block this server & profiles manually.
But shouldn't this #server be completely blocked by #mastodon .social & others?
Don't think anybody wants to see this kind of stuff on the #fediverse...
@gavi did some interesting #research on the other #instances related to it (which seem to be blocked): mastodon.social/@gavi@wanderin…
#moderation #mods #mod #Mastodon #issue #internet #horrible #safety #action #lemmy
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Kinks are fine, and everyone should be able to explore themselves freely, but not if it's damaging to others, ESPECIALLY & ABSOLUTELY not children!
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Portrait of a Tabby Cat | Портрет полосатой кошки
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#tabbycat #fedicats #cat #кот #猫 #cats #ねこ #autumn #pixelfedcats #catsofpixelfed
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Adopt NeoChat!
This chat client works on both your desktop and phone and will let you communicate over the free and de-centralized and secure Matrix instant messaging platform.
kde.org/fundraisers/yearend202…
Friendly suggestion - it might be a good idea to link to a longer explanation, esp. around the E2EE, here 😀
"everything in the current stable specification with the notable exceptions of VoIP, threads and some aspects of End-to-End Encryption are supported"
It is available from F-Droid and for Plasma Mobile from the distro's repos.
doesn't come up in the f-droid search
looks like one would have to install the f-droid store app and then manually add a repository to it on top ...?
all I really wanted to know is which android versions/devices would be supported ...
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毎回「今回のがいままでで一番いい出来だな……」と思えるのは初心者の特権〜
#刺繍でにゃんぷっぷー #にゃんぷっぷー
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Но покетбуки (как бренд, не путаем с понятием е-бука) изначально были на линаксе и оформленными в рамку.