So far, this feels like Bluesky but designed for WebAssembly. Which, after discovering SpacetimeDB, not a bad idea. That being said…

Switch home servers even if your home server is offline,

Huh?

I dunno. I still posts from the Bluesky bridge getting boosts. This might not be as bad Threads.

Generally speaking, yes. My home server is just a Pi.

I wish that option was the default in Firefox.

A month ago, we were all scratching our heads over WTF is going on and is it a bot or not. The fact that they’re not defending themselves and jumping instances to avoid bans suggests a bot. This needs to be made public.

If we don’t expose whatever this is, they’re just going to keep on doing it.

Actually, I got messages from them a few times before they became a meme. That account was on the feddit.rocks instance before getting banned.

We must go deeper.

Yeah. There’s a whole section dedicated to showing varies nodes in the network.

I’ve tried Yacy plenty of times in the past. It seems to get the job done the best, in my opinion, and gives you a lot of control.

Firefox. Equally concerned as well.

Glad I was always suspicious of Proton.

I love using Spotdl.

As what has probably been said a million times, “free speech” is not some absolute thing.

The first amendment only applies to the government. Instances are free to do whatever they want.

Another blow to OpenAI.

Thankfully, mine was a solo instance. That being said, the disk space was never an issue even when I was federated because remote images failed to load.

Arguably the biggest selling point never worked: both remote and local images not loading.

As someone who used to self-host a Pixelfed instance (RIP), use it with caution. While it has a bunch of great ideas that I’ve praised, it is also buggy as hell.

Who knew PeerTube was powered by Lemmy?