ooh-rawr!

There was an Out of the Loop post that discussed this: https://lemmy.world/post/310513

Got it working! It was something to do with federation.

Thank you!

did you have a sensible chuckle and look at your friend in a moment of pure happiness?

“Unlike some of the [third-party] apps, we are not profitable,” Huffman said.

what a passive-aggressive little baby

I just want to point out that a group of people are gathering to ensure that they don't agree to follow a person that they don't have any obligation to follow anyway.

That's some straight up gaslighting shit. If they can figure out to charge it, they can print it on a bill.

🎶"I wrote this song a long time ago
A real long time ago, feel me!
I wrote this song a long time ago
It was the dopest song I ever wrote... in '64" 🎶

nsfw lyrics: https://youtu.be/Qy9r6xvGK1M

that's a good point. people will want to leave IG to get away from the influencing culture of IG once they hear about a cleaner alternative that they can use to block out the influencing. that's going to be the slowest part. I'm likening it to how people left MySpace for FB to get away from the madness that was MYSpace for the less cluttered and more exclusive scene that was FB.

another aspect to this that I didn't mention is the integration with the Fediverse that will be popularized by the Reddit migration. once people see that their Lemmy, kbin, Mastodon, and Pixelfed can be accessed from a common location using a common language, they will see it as simpler, more integrated, and with more control over their social media with a rejection of corporate BS. this depends on how well the Fediverse integrates the different media and advances in phone apps.

additionally, I've ran the models (X^2, regression [y^2 = ax^2 + b^2], confirmatory factor analysis, global environmental multiscale, and Tyra Banks). the stats show a range of 5%-75% probability with a ±10% error depending on how I define the degrees of Farenheit (mostly went with radian degrees👌).

With people learning about Fediverse, I'm guessing Instagram. Why? Because IG has become overwhelmed with influencers and TikTok-like junk. The initial wave of people into Pixelfed will be techies that want a break from that scene. Their friends will hear about it. The friends that just want to have an IG-like experience to share their pictures with friends while avoiding all the rest of the noise will slowly transfer over. Once they hit the critical mass, the switch will happen. This will take at least another year or two.

omg, kbin and Lemmy are about to get hit with waves of new users. the poor servers

In your posted link, are subs in green glowing font already dark? Is that what that means?

Serious question: Since it's a federated system that is open-source, what do their political views have to do with supporting the platform? Even if they decide to become Neo-Nazis and change it, the rest of use can continue to use the work they've made thus far and keep it like it is or improve on it. Our use of it doesn't support their political aspirations either aside from their beliefs in federated social media.

Sounds pretty fun! I have a spare laptop running Linux Mint. I would like to try running my own instance and sharing it with a few users. Below are the specs. Do you think it will be powerful enough, and if so, how many users would it be able to handle?

Dell Inspiron 15-5000
CPU: Intel Core i5-5200U, 2 cores, 4 threads
RAM: 8GB
Storage: SanDisk SSD Plus 1TB

those are the admins of one instance. if you don't like them, you can join another or create your own

apparently, and I know next to nothing about this, you can use an automated option via Ansible.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ansible

would Pixelfed be a working alternative for hosting image files, then linking over?

I'm really getting into the whole Fediverse and trying to limit use of for-profit proprietary services. FOSS or death!

would Pixelfed be a working alternative for hosting image files, then linking over?

I'm really getting into the whole Fediverse and trying to limit use of for-profit proprietary services. FOSS or death!

yep, I had a similar train of thought

[spez] screwed up so bad, and it's obvious he's quite stupid...I'm wondering if he was given the Ellen Poa treatment. The investor's knew what changes they wanted to implement to increase revenue, had him implement it, then made him take all the flak. Next, they'll replace spez with someone else, seemingly roll back a few of the changes, and say they're working with the reddit community. The thing is that it's obvious that reddit is irreparably infected. The diseases cannot be eradicated because the disease is corporate greed. Reddit began its time in hospice the moment they shared they were going public. It's over. Done. Say you final goodbyes. RIP in pieces.