people still dab?

6-7 hours. 8+ hours during the weekend.

Should begin around July 10-12th, according to the owner in the matrix room.

Also, you might be interested in subscribing to !canvas@toast.ooo

Well, this LinkedIn feature is not.

This is what Kagi customers are paying for? Custom prompts? 2 lines of text?

Check the response payload in your browser. The UI doesn’t give much info.

edit: I just checked it. It’s not that Lemmy can’t find it, it probably doesn’t have code to handle these characters when it’s in the URL path? The response status code is 500, which is internal server error.

edit 2: The clients probably directly use the person ID instead of the username or the username doesn’t cause issues in this case for some reason, which is why it works:

https://join-lemmy.org/api/main#tag/Person/operation/GetPersonDetails

Maybe we can inspect what the clients’ requests look like

yes

I don’t like that the logo of Lemmy is the logo of LW in that picture.

Other than that, good read.

• The most active comm in the whole Threadiverse is !technology@lemmy.world
• You can check !fediverse@lemmy.world and !fedimemes@feddit.uk to see what’s happening in the Fediverse.
• For drama between people, we have this: !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com
• Same thing, but more political: !meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works
• The piracy comm: !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
• All modlogs are public (the site (instance) modlog also shows admin actions)
• Votes are not private
• There are other software for the Threadiverse such as mbin and piefed. Don’t assume everyone is using Lemmy
• Currently the popular Lemmy alternative is Piefed
• Maybe some past Threadiverse events/lore for context in a few rare discussions that might happen and have happened.
• Most users in the Threadiverse are FOSS enthusiasts
• A rough idea of how federation works to understand why some stuff are the way they are (e.g. fetching comms unknown to your instance, defederation, phantom comments, etc.)
• There are some LLM bots (unidentified as such) roaming here as well. Be sure to block and report them.
• This place might look inactive compared to Reddit. We are trying to grow organically. Bear with us.
• If you want to help smaller communities out, try using the Scaled sort. It gives a boost to smaller comms in your feed.

Imo Thunder has the best design out of every app I tested, but the development is slow. Iirc some moderation actions are still not available.

I then switched to Summit after the dev open sourced it a few years ago. The dev is very active and friendly.

you send them a pm

noice. we’re starting to get some traction

There can and always will be bots on the internet, you can try communicating in places where they most likely won’t be in.

Or you can always communicate offline aka with people in real life.

Summit. Very active and friendly dev.

There’s Sup being developed by dansup (the lead dev of Pixelfed). Did he stop the development?

I mean, it’s not exactly a Discord alternative, but rather an attempt at instant messaging.

https://pixelfed.social/supapp

People should also stop trying to make Lemmy something else than just forums.

Lawnchair

Though it is a bit buggy for me.

fedidb.com reports what the instances’ nodeinfos state. Where do you get what the servers themselves report, other than their nodeinfo?

https://fedidb.com/resources/data-sources

Their .onion and clearnet links still work:

iejideks5zu2v3zuthaxu5zz6m5o2j7vmbd24wh6dnuiyl7c6rfkcryd.onion

https://ieji.de/

Why don’t you start by making them look nice and funny first, if they aren’t enough dopamine? Maybe some people will follow your practices as the greatest meme poster of all time.

Indeed it does. However my intention was to say that Pub in ActivityPub is most likely not an adjective (public), but a verb (publish).