I agree. Revolt is a good alternative to Discord. Matrix does not feel the same as Discord, but just a WhatsApp alternative that is decentralized and federated.
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codeberg: https://codeberg.org/asudox
aspe:keyoxide.org:D63IYCGSU4XXB5JSCBBHXXFEHQ
I agree. Revolt is a good alternative to Discord. Matrix does not feel the same as Discord, but just a WhatsApp alternative that is decentralized and federated.
It looks awesome. Did you make a sharpness test?
LW’s user base accounts for about 36.4% (as of writing this) of all Lemmy users (spread across approximately 570 instances according to FediDB), which is too large.
You will occassionally see some people from other platforms, like mastodon, commenting or posting here. But Lemmy isn’t the most compatible one, so you probably won’t see microblogs and such. If you want to see microblogs as well, use mbin (kbin fork). It is a mix of Lemmy and Mastodon. You can micro blog and comment on magazines (communities in the mbin/kbin platform) that way.
I especially am thinking of self hosting mbin because I do want to see some microblogs from some users.
Also I welcome you to Lemmy and the Fediverse. Good thing you didn’t choose lemmy.world or lemmy.ml
Relevant website about the AP extension: https://forgefed.org/
It’s called “Mastodon”.
That’s not the point. How can a software like this be in beta for 6 years? The developers clearly don’t care about it much.
Fair. I do like kind Mita and the nerd one, but for me, cappy is still number one. The second one probably would be Mila.
If it isn’t cappy, who is it then?
According to Steam, I played it for 9 hours, so I’d say average for such a game.
edit: DDLC, for me, was 9.2 hours.
As always, I recommend Posteo. It’s cheap (1€/mo), allows third party apps and at least their website doesn’t have any trackers or ads. Probably the best paid one out there.
Purelymail has been in beta since 2019. I am not sure if that is a good email provider.
+1
It’s a really good game. I finished it in one go.
It’s basically YouTube, but FOSS, federated and has P2P functionality to lessen the stress on the server that will be streaming the video to the user.
yeah, what is your point?
Basically some sort of fediverse wide accepted OAuth implementation?
Mastodon*
I tried using yunohost and some others but they all sucked. I went with just using the bare podman cli