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- Comment on What is the difference between lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works? 13 hours ago:
The two main reasons people attack LW is:
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people who criticise it because it is by far the largest instance, and thereby means lemmy is as decentralised as it could be, I think this is a fair point, because it has caused federation issues with for example aussie.zone in the past.
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Tankies who get mad the average lemmy.world user does not share their admiration for China, Russia, North Korea, Stalin, and Mao.
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- Comment on What do you create? 13 hours ago:
Philosophical ramblings to justify my existence, which according to capitalism has no value because I don’t have the ability to work.
- Comment on Is there any truth to this? 19 hours ago:
That’s a good shout. I think I’ll do that in the coming weeks :).
- Comment on Is there any truth to this? 19 hours ago:
I am bridged, but I prefer not to share my handle as my Mastodon and Bluesky accounts are have full name, while I want to keep the lemmy ones anonymous.
- Comment on Is there any truth to this? 1 day ago:
perhaps. but the open source moderation list feature seems pretty cool, hopefully it’ll help.
- Comment on Is there any truth to this? 1 day ago:
Also they only follow a single person??
Like how do they expect their feed to be customised and filled with stuff they enjoy, when all they do is follow 1 person and make political posts and posts such as “bluesky sucks, mastodon is best”.
- Comment on Is there any truth to this? 1 day ago:
Honestly I want to believe this but I’ve had 0 bigoted accounts ever come into my bluesky replies, when on twitter this would be a daily occurrence.
I’ve met one tankie, and blocked them, but that’s it, and I have 1.7k bluesky posts and 8k followers.
In my time in mastodon, I didn’t experience bigots either, but neither have I in bluesky, and I’m an easy target, I’m disabled and my face looks deformed, it’s my profile picture, while on twitter I’d get snide remarks every day, it’s never been the case on bluesky, and I had one mastodon user make a joke (but that’s just one user).
- Comment on Apple's controversial iPhone accessory may have been discontinued 2 days ago:
I mean if you’re buying the apple version sold on their website a 5x market value instead of an off brand one I kinda get it.
- Comment on First Look: Loops, by Pixelfed 2 days ago:
the bottleneck to peertube seems to be populating and having more viewers, not hosting costs.
- Comment on First Look: Loops, by Pixelfed 2 days ago:
Signed up on loops.video a couple weeks ago
- Comment on First Look: Loops, by Pixelfed 2 days ago:
Yeah since there is little content I can’t tell if there is an algorithm or not.
- Comment on First Look: Loops, by Pixelfed 2 days ago:
not having it be littered by bigots and have an add every 4 scrolls, along with better privacy, is probably the reason why.
- Comment on Petition calls to ban Elon Musk's X in Europe 2 days ago:
FYI a lot of people on Lemmy use the fact Jack Dorsey was involved in Bluesky as a way to attack it, but that’s not super accurate.
He completely left bluesky a year ago and even deleted his account, he has no involvement with it whatsoever anymore.
- Comment on Petition calls to ban Elon Musk's X in Europe 2 days ago:
Bsky has 20 million users, which is great, basically doubled in a month, but twitter has hundreds of millions of users. We talking a different order of magnitude.
- Comment on Niche Communities won't be able to reach their true potential until lemmy adds a sort that takes engagement into account. 2 days ago:
When do you start counting it as an algoritm.
The current sorts (except new) are based on formulas, does suddenly adding a personal engagement variable into the formula make it an algorithm?
- Comment on Niche Communities won't be able to reach their true potential until lemmy adds a sort that takes engagement into account. 2 days ago:
That’s what I do. As I mentioned in the example in my post.
- Comment on Niche Communities won't be able to reach their true potential until lemmy adds a sort that takes engagement into account. 2 days ago:
So almost forum like?
- Comment on Niche Communities won't be able to reach their true potential until lemmy adds a sort that takes engagement into account. 2 days ago:
I mentioned scaled sort in my post. Yes it boosts communities with less activity (in practice this tends to be midsized communities as I mentioned in my post), but it does so generally. What my post is advocating for is a sort that boosts the communities you tend to engage with a lot, not every community that is less active.
- Submitted 2 days ago to fediverse@lemmy.world | 71 comments
- Comment on Is there a Lemmy community for finding Lemmy communities? 2 days ago:
No one mentioned !lemmy411@lemmy.ca which is exactly what you’re asking.
- Comment on MealtimeVideos@lemmy.cafe - A place to watch interesting videos while you eat 2 days ago:
Cool too see some decentralisation from LW. And Lemmy.cafe is a really cool instance.
I don’t have the ability to currently watch videos, so I won’t be participating, but good job.
- Comment on Why it’s time for the UK to introduce a new law to allow assisted dying 2 days ago:
First, PIP payments and disability insurance above the poverty line.
Don’t become one of those countries where disabled people are financially pressured towards euthanasia. The government benefits from this and will covertly allow it to happen like is currently the case in Canada, unless we make our voices heard.
- Submitted 2 days ago to technology@lemmy.world | 92 comments
- Comment on Hate needs justification 3 days ago:
My view is hate the system, not the people.
- Comment on whales are the mightiest of fish 3 days ago:
yeah this is one of my favourite meme formats when done right
- Comment on Use 'Bridgy Fed' to connect Mastodon and Bluesky 3 days ago:
the .bsky.social is the main instance. The bridge acts as another instance.
For example one of my friends has a bsky account hosted on the fellas.social instance, so his username is johndoe.fellas.social
it basically works like lemmy and mastodon in that regard
- Comment on Use 'Bridgy Fed' to connect Mastodon and Bluesky 3 days ago:
its opt in and the bridge is only a single instance so you can defederate from the instance
- Comment on Use 'Bridgy Fed' to connect Mastodon and Bluesky 3 days ago:
There are tens of thousands of accounts opted into the bridge.
- Comment on Bluesky says it won’t train AI on your posts 4 days ago:
It’s a Public Benefit Corp structure, so legally investors have very little power.
- Comment on Nine in ten honey samples from UK retailers fail authenticity test 1 week ago:
So it’s basically sugar syrup.