Nah, people will move to Threads or Blusky not Mastodon.
With current synchronisation problem between instances, choosing a big instance is a no brainer. I don't want to use small instance and got 404 when searching community on other instance or when not all comments from other instances showed up.
I use Gboard because the prediction is better than the others. As a Japanese speaker, the choice is limited.
Asteroid problem is more solvable than political problem.
Armageddon solved it like in 2 hours or so.
This whole migration thing forgets one thing, lurkers will only move if the content they follow moves. They say it's time to move from Instagram, Twitter, but if the "interesting people" don't move, lurkers like me won't move. Me and many other person use Instagram or Twitter because there are "interesting people" to follow, not because they need a platform to tweet or post photos.
I have Z5 and not gonna lie, I liked the design of that slab. I liked the size and I don't mind the bezel too.
If Twitter has RSS for account, I will subscribe to it without creating an account.
Yeah, in the end to move you need your interest (or topic or interesting person you want to follow) to exist in Mastodon. For most people, the topic (or interesting people they want to follow) only exist in Twitter, so there's no incentive for them to move from Twitter.
Realistically, this will end like Twitter migration. Some going to move, but most of them still using Twitter (or Reddit).
not enough of those famous and important people moved from Twitter to Mastodon
This is the reason I'm still using Twitter. I use Twitter not to tweet about what I did, but to get news from people I follow.
Tech people can move to Mastodon because their circles are moving, but not with common people.
For me, personally, Mastodon is like empty void. No one to follow and I can't interact with people who share same interests because they only exist on Twitter (since the "famous people" isn't moving from Twitter)
So it's basically you pay to Reddit yet without the perks of Reddit premium. You pay just to use 3rd party app.
If their phone stuck in Android 11 in 2023, I doubt there will be any updates from OnePlus.
Hardware-wise? Yes, I'm interested but until they prove they can ship updates consistently I'll never touch Asus.
Nope, no Israel this time. The politicians are free to use this event for pencitraan.
It's on the homepage. Looks like it's not compatible with Firefox. I can't reproduce it with Vivaldi.