Cris_Color
@Cris_Color@lemmy.world
Hello, my name is Cris. :)
- Comment on One gamer got so tired of waiting for Valve, he made his own 'Steam Controller 2' out of Steam Deck parts, and it even splits in half like Switch Joy-Cons 1 day ago:
Thanks!
- Comment on Lights out 1 day ago:
If you pull them down at an angle you can sometimes get a really good launch towards someone :)
- Comment on ! Mastodon new ToS from July 1has a binding abbreviation wave !!r 5 days ago:
Thank you very much for the context, that makes a lot of sense and I’m glad this info and be part of the discussion here :)
- Comment on Mastodon updates terms of service to ban AI model training on user data 6 days ago:
I agree, but I’m glad they did it anyway.
- Comment on PeerTube just reached its final goal for the mobile app fundraiser - 75k € - with a few hours to spare! 1 week ago:
That’s unfortunate to hear, I haven’t really used loops at all but I hope they can figure it out to a point of adequacy
- Comment on PeerTube just reached its final goal for the mobile app fundraiser - 75k € - with a few hours to spare! 1 week ago:
Yeah, if it wants to actually compete with YouTube it would have to have monetization. I’ve talked about that on Lemmy before, I agree.
But at least with a good algorithm it could be like old youtube where folks can speak to the world and share things in video format
- Comment on PeerTube just reached its final goal for the mobile app fundraiser - 75k € - with a few hours to spare! 1 week ago:
I also feel like the algorithm is kinda brutal. Even if there’s good stuff I’m not sure I’d ever really find it
- Comment on Which Lemmy instances use Photon? 1 week ago:
Just wanna stop and say open source is cool, neat to see what instances have what interfaces :)
- Comment on It's that time of the decade where we can bring out this meme 1 week ago:
This is an actually top tier meme, thank you for blessing my feed with this masterpiece
- Comment on matrix is cooked 1 week ago:
Man, that’s depressing, thanks for sharing, that was well worth the read
- Comment on Protip: 1 week ago:
Toph-core
- Comment on caddyserver.com has those vintage browser buttons at the bottom of the page 2 weeks ago:
Hell yeah :) there’s something very endearing about them, isn’t there?
- Comment on Google confirms more ads on your paid YouTube Premium Lite soon 2 weeks ago:
Christ, premium light is still fucking 8 dollars a month and you don’t even get rid of ads. The greed is fucking astounding.
I’ll stick to an adblocker, dickheads.
- Comment on Lemm.ee communities migration megathread 2 weeks ago:
I’m falling asleep or I’d go grab a link but I believe !webrevival@lemm.ee has a discussion post now, I think I saw it a minute ago
- Comment on Bonfire's new software lets users build their own social communities, free from platform control 2 weeks ago:
I’ll have to sit down when I have a moment and see if it’s possible to create an account or if there’s an instance up yet!!
- Comment on PSA: Exporting and importing your account settings will also include your saved posts 2 weeks ago:
Oh nice! I’ve been thinking about migrating for a while but that’s one of the big things I needed to figure out
Though I was kinda thinking about switching over to .ee, which, maybe not the call anymore lol 😅
- Comment on Lemmy,Mbin, piefed, what even are those? 2 weeks ago:
Lol, no worries. Hope you have a lovely day!
- Comment on Lemmy,Mbin, piefed, what even are those? 2 weeks ago:
By the way, it’s ActivityPub, like activity publication, or public activity :)
- Comment on Lemmy,Mbin, piefed, what even are those? 2 weeks ago:
Lemmy, piefed, and mbin are all similar pieces of software that run on a server.
They are each capable of hosting a small social network with a similar reddit-like format. They all also support the activity pub standard, which means that they can be linked together, so that when you go to one of those social media sites (lemmy.world for example) you can see any other site that they’re “federated” with, even if that social media site is powered by a different software that supports activitypub (I’m on lemmy.world but I can see communities and posts from piefed.social)
I generally call lemmy, mbin and piefed “fediverse platforms” because they’re each a platform that you can make a fediverse account on, but that usage is a bit imperfect, since each individual site could also be described as a platform, and is where your account is actually hosted. You could be more specific and call them “fediverse/federated link aggregators” if you wanted to specifically refer to the ones with a similar format to reddit.
They’re different because different pieces of software are built in different ways (different languages and underlying structure), have different priorities, and as software projects are run in different ways with different leadership, all of which is how you get differences in features and implementation. Lemmy is the oldest of these similar platforms, and as such is the most established. In the open source world it’s very easy and common to end up with a lot of fragmented similar projects. Its both a blessing and a curse.
There isn’t perfect language for all these things because in the grand scheme of things, it’s a rather new way for social media platforms to work, so the language around how to describe or refer to these things hasn’t really “settled”
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
It can federate with lemmy, essentially just being another type of node in the same web of individual websites.
Some of those sites are hosted with lemmy, some are hosted with piefed, some are hosted with mbin.
Each of those (lemmy, piefed, mbin) is a piece of software that can run as a “server” for a social media site, and can use the activitypub protocol to talk to other sites that are federated together making the contents of other sites visible. They can federate regardless of whether the software powering the site is the same or not.
- Comment on Shooter dev "gaslights" players about fake Space Whales for seven years, then sneaks them into the game 3 weeks ago:
Lol, what a fun read
- Comment on Google Play’s latest security change may break many Android apps for some power users. The Play Integrity API uses hardware-backed signals that are trickier for rooted devices and custom ROMs to pass. 3 weeks ago:
At some point I will but I’m not currently ready to make that transition. My friend and I are using Duolingo together and the social aspect plus the familiarity of the structure have been really helpful
They walked back the ai thing (at least that’s my understanding about it, I think there was a statement about it, not that that means much) but it’s very clear it wont be something that’s likely to work for me long term
But for the time being the structure that it provides and its format has helped me build a routine and actually stay pretty consistent, and I don’t think I’m at a place yet where I can transition away from it
But I have checked out the Foss options and there were some neat supplemental tools on f-droid, and at some point I’ll go through the play store and try out direct alternatives
- Comment on Framasoft, the devs of PeerTube and other projects, are doing an AMA over on !opensource@lemmy.ml - check it out! 3 weeks ago:
Thank you! 😊
- Comment on Framasoft, the devs of PeerTube and other projects, are doing an AMA over on !opensource@lemmy.ml - check it out! 3 weeks ago:
Thank you! 😊
- Comment on Google Play’s latest security change may break many Android apps for some power users. The Play Integrity API uses hardware-backed signals that are trickier for rooted devices and custom ROMs to pass. 3 weeks ago:
This seems like it’ll break things like revanced, which honestly makes me sad mostly for Duolingo :(
Really hope folks find a way of spoofing this too. I’m hoping to switch to a custom ROM in the future and this doesn’t bode super well
- Comment on Framasoft, the devs of PeerTube and other projects, are doing an AMA over on !opensource@lemmy.ml - check it out! 3 weeks ago:
Any chance we could get a normal link too? My client doesn’t like the Lemmyverse redirect link
- Comment on The Daily Wire is now trying to pass off AI slop as actual footage from Palestine. 3 weeks ago:
I think the feeling weird might just be that the depth of field is narrow and keeps changing. It creates a really strange look. No idea I’d thats a common thing in AI video but it seems like it could just be a quirk of how they chose to film…
- Comment on Feddit.org officially announces they will ban criticism of Israel and pro-Palestinian posts and comments. 5 weeks ago:
For clarity, thats never been protected speech
- Comment on Feddit.org officially announces they will ban criticism of Israel and pro-Palestinian posts and comments. 5 weeks ago:
From the text of their original post it sounds like you’re still allowed to say that. It’s worth reading the post text itself (not saying that to change your stance, I have complicated feelings about this choice by them, but knowing what they’re actually saying is worthwhile)
- Comment on this post is just 42kib 1 month ago:
That’s very fair, that’s a consequence of using a shader based artstyle I really hadn’t considered