Mine is usually 100% chocolate, 0% nuts, 0% fruit. Oops
Mine is usually 100% chocolate, 0% nuts, 0% fruit. Oops
Huh interesting… Why?
Not currently. You have to individually block the top communities from that instance.
Is this even a thing for people who need glasses?
Thank you for doing this! I noticed the flood of bots, thankfully thye haven’t done any real damage yet.
There needs to be some “best practices” guide for instance owners, and a “in case of emergency, do this” guide.
I personally blocked all beehaw communities - not out of spite or anything, but I kept accidentally commenting on beehaw threads before realising I’m speaking to nobody.
If beehaw has their own reasons for being closed-off, that’s their choice, but I wouldn’t engage with them in that case.
Depends on what TV show I’m watching.
At the moment it’s the White Lotus set
It’s probably because the federation takes some time. Check back later.
Everyone is talking about defederating preemptively because of XMPP and EEE. But the very fact that we know about EEE means that it’s much less likely to succeed.
Zuck is seeing the metaverse crash and burn and he knows he needs to create the next hot new thing before even the boomers left on facebook get bored with it. Twitter crashing and burning is a perfect business opportunity, but he can’t just copy Twitter - it has to be “Twitter, but better”. So, doing what any exec does, he looks for buzzwords and trends to make his new product more exciting. Hence the fediverse.
From Meta’s standpoint, they don’t need the Fediverse. Meta operates at a vastly different scale. Mastodon took 7 years to reach ~10M users - Threads did that in a day or two. My guess is that Zuck is riding on the Fediverse buzzword. I’m sure whatever integration he builds in future will be limited.
TL;DR below:
Everyone is talking about defederating because of XMPP and EEE. But the very fact that we know about EEE means that it’s much less likely to succeed.
Zuck is seeing the metaverse crash and burn and he knows he needs to create the next hot new thing before even the boomers left on facebook get bored with it. Twitter crashing and burning is a perfect business opportunity, but he can’t just copy Twitter - it has to be “Twitter, but better”. Hence the fediverse.
From Meta’s standpoint, they don’t need the Fediverse. Meta operates at a vastly different scale. Mastodon took 7 years to reach ~10M users - Threads did that in a day or two. My guess is that Zuck is riding on the Fediverse buzzword. I’m sure whatever integration he builds in future will be limited.
TL;DR below:
That’s perfect (although a little expensive)
Who’s that