leagman1
@leagman1@feddit.org
- Comment on covid.gov redirects to lab leak conspiracy insanity 1 day ago:
I’d say wtf but this hardly top ten anymore…
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Sounds like you’re saying we’re all just energy. So the ancient masters were right!
- Comment on They mods dont want you to know. 1 week ago:
Is this a “the game” situation where if you actually explain anything you lose? Because none of the comments explain what this is about…
- Comment on They mods dont want you to know. 1 week ago:
Why does she have MS13 tatooed onto her forehead?
- Comment on Boy I was wrong about the Fediverse 1 week ago:
I can’t tell if I’m just too deep in the fedi-culture weeds, or if the article really is confidently ignorant
Prolly both :D
- Comment on the world 2 weeks ago:
Ah that’s end of season 2 or beginning of season 3 of every series that has a couple in it, right?
- Comment on what is with the "I personally" epidemic!? 2 weeks ago:
I mostly use it when I’m expressing an opinion that I know people will pretend I think is a fact.
- Comment on Microsoft's planned new AI trick for Edge will 'automatically open the Copilot side pane' with Outlook email links — and I can feel the hate already 3 weeks ago:
Luckily there’s still the trick of not using Edge. Who knows for how long.
- Comment on Mastodon is testing easier ways to get you started in the fediverse 3 weeks ago:
Cheers for the lengthy explanation!
Lol. Truth Social using Mastodon seems so ironic.
- Comment on Mastodon is testing easier ways to get you started in the fediverse 3 weeks ago:
I’ve just “joined” the Fediverse a few days ago. I’m somewhat tech-savy I’d say. I still find a lot of it confusing.
"Most people don’t conceptualize it like that; they conceptualize it like the postal service. " I think this was and still is in part true for me.
There’s the term “Fediverse”, which suggests that there’s one continuous “universe” of things. But actually - and please correct me if I got this wrong - there’s just servers connected/interlinked with other servers, which (strictly must, due to how it works) form bubbles/webs or islands of all sizes.
There are practically no postal service bubbles, because I can send mail to anyone I’d realistically wish. There are different postal service providers, but a “-verse” term would be better applied to postal service (-> “Postalverse”) than to federated servers, imo.
So ideally as a noob coming from reddit or twitter, I’d like to know what the biggest bubble of connected servers is and where I can enter.
A thing I haven’t figured out yet is why I can’t find a decent feed feature on Mastodon. On Lemmy there are local/all filters for communities a server is federated with, if I understood this correctly. My mastodon home instance (mastodon.social) doesn’t seem to have a feed, really. There’s a “trending” filter, but it has very few posts - afaik just the ones I specifically subscribed to - and it doesn’t differentiate between local and all federated servers.
Am I doing it wrong? :P
I’m expecting to have filters like in Lemmy, where I can just consume anything new, trending or controversial.