

Summit. Very active and friendly dev.


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.
I believe this is coming in the next release (v1.0.0)
You can check it out at https://voyager.lemmy.ml/



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


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.


fedidb.com reports what the instances’ nodeinfos state. Where do you get what the servers themselves report, other than their nodeinfo?
Their .onion and clearnet links still work:
iejideks5zu2v3zuthaxu5zz6m5o2j7vmbd24wh6dnuiyl7c6rfkcryd.onion

Piefed does have that feature, if that’s what you are asking.


Why don’t you start by making them look nice and funny first, if they aren’t enough dopamine? Maybe some people will follow your practices as the greatest meme poster of all time.


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?


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


+1.
Very easy to use app. I’ve been contributing to OSM more because of it.

I made a feature request for modmail a year ago in their Github repo. Dessalines said:
Will re-open if anyone wants to work on this, but its way out of scope for us.
So if anyone wants to work on it, go ahead.

Oh ok, I now get what you mean.
Because of how federation works, that (or those, depending on what client you use,) badges or indicators can’t be completely hidden.
Lemmy devs could I guess hide it in the API, but it would be as hidden as votes are right now (e.g. if someone really wanted to, they could spin up a temporary instance to get that info). I mean, look at what https://lemvotes.org/ does.
And in this case, you don’t even need an instance, you can literally just use browser.pub on your browser right now to get the moderators activitypub collection: https://browser.pub/https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.world%2Fc%2Fasklemmy%2Fmoderators

What do you mean? There is already a “speak as moderator” function in Lemmy.
There can and always will be bots on the internet, you can try communicating in places where they most likely won’t be in.
Or you can always communicate offline aka with people in real life.