

That sounds awesome actually, hell yeah
I like knitting, math, and uplifting the proletariat.
Old account: @MxRemy@lemmy.one (if lemmy.one hasn’t died yet)


That sounds awesome actually, hell yeah


PieFed communities do have reddit-style wikis attached. They work pretty well but don’t federate. Like somebody else mentioned, i think Ibis is closest we’ve got.


The corner, under a ton of blankets
Ooh, so a collection is like a starter pack? I’ve definitely got a couple ideas for those. Wait, what if somebody doesn’t want be in a collection? Is it like opt-in or something?
Edit: ahh ok, so there’s a toggle in your profile for whether you want people to be able to add you to collections, andddddd you can also remove yourself from one afterwards. I would imagine this might mean that collections can’t include accounts from other fediverse platforms though, right? Like somebody on Loops won’t have opted in, because that toggle doesn’t exist for them.


Ooh, some other ones occurred to me, some maybe only tangentially related:


There’s a handful of communities on ttrpg.network that might be relevant:
Etc etc


It works exactly like Lemmy, yeah!
If your experience with PeerTube comes from their official app, the UI is kind of unintuitive to anyone familiar with the fediverse. I think they tried really hard to prioritize users not having to be signed in at all, if that makes sense?


I’m not 1000% sure, but I don’t think I’ve seen the same on my P7P. There have been a lot of updates for me lately too though. If I’ve noticed any new slowness out of the ordinary, maybe just that the browser will hang occasionally, as will PWAs


My two boyfriends 😍😊
We built a fancy solar node with a big giant antenna and put it on top the local library, but something’s not working with it… Still trying to get it right. It seems like there are plenty of nodes around, if we can just get it working


Whoaa cool!!


Maybe so! If you do pick one up, you’ll have to tell us how it goes, I’m curious
I guess it’s not for everybody, but for my specific context it’s pretty great. I think if I did have a phone with expandable storage, a 3.5mm jack, and still had an unlockable bootloader I could run Graphene/Lineage/Postmarket/etc on, it could probably replace the music player easily enough. I’d probably still end up eating a lot more battery that way though


That’s everything I can think of right now


There’s actually a pretty cool community sort of tangentially related to this! !buyitforlife@slrpnk.net
Anyway, my pick is definitely just a GOOD mp3 player. Whether that be an open hardware one you can crack open and repair, a proprietary one that can at least be Rockboxed, or bare minimum a proprietary one with a good iFixit rating.


That time they made the up/down-vote arrows slightly smaller in the mobile UI, without notice or changing anything else, so we all spent a solid week confused about why we were suddenly misclicking it on every post.
Thankfully, I don’t think it could happen here since there’s like a million different equally popular mobile clients, and they all release changelogs.


The actually good feed, on reddit OR on the fediverse, has always been the Subscribed feed. Not all or local. It’s worth the effort to curate a nice big follow list that actually delivers the niche content you want, that’s what I do


YOOOOO WHAT?!! That’s really exciting, I dunno about everybody else but I miss FunkWhale so much… A ton of pods (including the one I was on) just decided to close up and wait for a stable V2 rather than constantly fiddle with breaking updates, so this is amazing news. Is there a list anywhere of current V2 pods?


Whoa cool! It looks a lot like how I log into NeoDB, is that how they’re doing it too?


I remember that post!! Really cool to see that you ran with it, I’d love for this to catch on
I mean, yes that is true, this is unfortunately how life is for most of us… However, why encourage anyone to put up with it? We should be changing it. Nobody should have to live like this, we just do.