I wish something like this would happen but I don’t really see it happening anytime soon in the US.

Damnnnnnnnn! Getting me hyped for the redesign.

Seems awesome!

Yet many still call themselves anarchists/communists when they are almost the opposite.

Shoot! Sorry.

Anarchists across the globe to rise up against capitalism once and for all, bringing a new age into the world that will last forever.

What size/plan?

That’s what I thought. Its just a Hetzner server, doesn’t specifty what.

I don’t see a field named AP. Thanks though!

That sounds like fun! If we can get enough people I’d love to use revolt or discord to do so.

I didn’t finish the article but the part I did read was shocking. The amount of propaganda I’ve been fed about this is way more than I knew.

George H.W. Bush said instead: “I will never apologize for the United States. I don’t care what the facts are… I’m not an apologize-for-America kind of guy.”

The Bush family at its finest.

Thanks!

I like the idea of servers allowing anyone to make their own community if they can give a plan on how it won’t end up dead.

I see, thanks!

Let them go. While I would love for them to go to the fediverse instead Bluesky is decentralized and not owned by Elon. The fedi is at a point now where there’s enough people to have great conversations in about every niche.

Zuckerberg misled everyone, burned tens of billions of dollars, convinced an industry of followers to submit to his quixotic obsession, and then killed it the second that another idea started to interest Wall Street.

Capitalism at it’s finest

tbh despite getting really interested and pissed off by the metaverse when it was announced, I have not thought about it in months.

Problem is I can only see like two comments out of the theoretical 16.

Sorry. I thought most people would have seen the post posted here earlier. No comments appear anywhere but my inbox. I’ll click on “one comment” and there will be nothing there no matter how I sort it. Federated comments also just don’t appear. Sometimes i’ll click on a post with something like “12 comments” but only see one.

Awesome post! Another thing I might add is if you’re able and wanting you should make your own fedi server. It’s always better to add a little more capacity to this machine. If you were to do it with less used software (like lemmy) I feel like that would help the fediverse out a ton.

Yep same. Hopefully fixed soon

Thanks!

Wait… Is it the same with Canada?? This sounds like a government cover up ngl

I’m laughing in shock and horror at late stage capitalism. Least they could have done was open source the tech powering it!

Yeah. The reason I prefer them is it seems that people have more meaningful conversations than on other platform. Also on reddit specific posts can appear in search results making it possible to write a blog on one of these platform or find a very helpful suggestion to a specific problem you have. (I really wish lemmy did this: not just because of the practicality but it would also bring a whole bunch more users over here.)

Yeah…I meant as my “home base” in the fediverse. The place I typically will scroll.

That can take years. Lemmy itself won’t reflect those changes, but places in Lemmy will.

I like that

I think it worked…

Thanks!

Great viewpoint, thanks!

I do like it but i’m not sure i’ll use it instead of another platform…I really like lemmy and it’s link aggregatorness but Calckey’s lack of a character limit makes it a viable alternative. Also that UI is HOT! (As are most worked on by freeplay)

This is why we see a lot more activity and discussion in tech and tech-related spaces.

Honestly the same can be said for the whole of the fediverse. So much is about the Fediverse itself or FOSS.

That’s a great idea.

Super neiche communities. I will never be able to fully switch until I can get them. Also shitposting to the degree that reddit has. I get that others may thoroughly hate it but I find it hilarious.

I think the broader question may be how lemmy could appeal to more users that aren’t just redditors who value privacy. (Though the same could be said for all FOSS tech)