That’s when you switch to an even more obscure kernel

While I don’t use mbin/kbin, thank you for your work. More software means more decentralization, which is healthy. The fediverse is a better place with you in it :)

• Do you want microblogging alongside regular forums?
  • YES: Choose mbin.
  • NO:
    • Do you want a native app?
      • YES: Choose Lemmy… for now.
      • NO: Choose PieFed.

I’ve been very interested in PieFed and kept a close watch on it; the only reason I’m on Lemmy is the lack of a stable API on PieFed (which means no apps). Here are some of the reasons I believe PieFed is superior than Lemmy:

• More lightweight to host; imo makes it “more decentralized” since the requirements to self-host are less and thus available to more people.
• New and innovative features
• Responsive developer
• PieFed is opinionated to foster a positive environment. The platform itself is designed in some places to be unattractive to tankies, nazis, trolls, transphobics, etc.
• I don’t believe in seperation of the art from the artist. The artist somehow always profits from the art, be it donations, paywalls, etc. The developers of Lemmy are tankies, and one of them is a transphobe.

You don’t want to be referred to as “Socks”?

You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villian.

They maintain a list of things made with Servo

As someone who has been closely following the development of Servo, today I still learned that Verso and Servoshell are not the only things using Servo.

Pathetic.

Holy hell!

mfw

john b(rule)own

I’m none of the people you describe, but I’m not a twink (yet™). Can we still hold hands? 🥺🥺

please make it stop

This idea is actually something I wish were true. The main challenge would be preventing accidental touches while still registering intentional touches. However, if that issue gets (mostly) solved, this idea could be very cool.

Imagine having contextual buttons for everything instead of the usual static volume/power buttons. e. g. You open your Lemmy client of choice, and there are side buttons for making posts, making comments, etc. We can take this even further: imagine you used the button to compose a comment, and now the contextual buttons change again to allow you to format your comment (like a WYSIWYG editor).

Also, realistically, if this were to be built, the edges would be curved, instead of the blocky slab shown.

faker than globe earth

well, time for me to try out shrooms ig

The passive-aggressive fullstop gets me LMAO

wink, wink wink, wink, wink wink wink “So, what do you think? Can you handle the job?”

remind me to never downvote you ever

Mods can easily see votes with the UI. For users, the UI hides it. However, since it federates with other software, you could go to Mastodon, etc. and check from there.