Wait until you see what the GNU/Linux sublemmy (lem?) is called.

I can’t help, but I love that recycling thin clients is become more popular.

Whatever’s cheapest lol

Asahi?

Even teletypes have firmware.

no DRM

Probably a dot matrix from the 90’s

Open source

Closest I’ve seen is open source plotters.

The biggest, most significant reveal at this stage of development is that Pixelfed’s groups feature will be launching with compatibility for both Lemmy and Kbin

Awesome!

they spend an awfully small amount of time discussing the real and tangible harm that KF has brought to this world.

As callous as it may sound, it isn’t their job to talk about that. I’m sure there’s plenty of charities who’s job it is to do that you can support, not to mention the police who should investigating if they caused real harm.

digital stuff is great!

Until they pull a 1984 and delete your copy of 1984

Isn’t this like the fourth time this has been posted? the conversation always goes around in circles with nobody changing their mind.

I use brave search from firefox, seems the least shitty search engine so far.

Nothing against brave the browser, I’ve just been using firefox for about 10 years so have a lot of inertia.

I have no idea what planar magnetic means, but it sounds impressive.

Isn’t gitlab one of those shitty “open” core projects?

netsplits/defederation.

You can’t just tell someone to register for any server, and they will be able to see everything. So they then have to choose a server, which takes effort, and can cause analysis paralysis.

It’s 10 times the number of instances that lemmy.ml blocks, if that helps.

I’m guessing it doesn’t stop them putting DRM in parts and making parts cost more than a new phone.

For some reason there seems to be minimal overlap between the two communities and that blows my mind.

There seems to be completely different cultures IMO

• Quote replies are normal on lemmy, but controversial on mastodon
• Full text search is normal on lemmy, but, again, controversial on mastodon.
• A significant proportion of lemmy users seem to dislike defederation, or at least view it as a last resort, while it seems to happen at the drop of a hat on mastodon.

At least that’s the impression I’ve got from my limited attempts to use mastodon.

Guess I overdid the hyperbole, it probably came across stronger than intended, sorry.

I just sub to them all, there’s no limit like on reddit.

You gave me like five hours to reply lmao.