EDIT: I see that the “fediverse” link for posts has been removed.
It’s still there, just not when the post/comment comes from the instance you’re on. Even though the post is to a lemmy.ml community, it’s from lemmy.world so that’s where the fediverse link goes to.
200: Here you go (secretly still an error)
How dare you, Hammond is a kind old man with a dream! (and in the book he dies a pathetic death after everything’s already mostly resolved)
Neoliberalism =/= liberalism and especially not leftism (or just “the opposite of conservatism”), which I assume is what Colbert means
Math.Sqrt((x-y) * (x-y)) (I’ve actually seen someone use this)
ClOwNcAsE
… because community mods will be forced to moderate comments and posts coming from all instances, which is unreasonable to expect from them. They wouldn’t be able to ban anyone because they can just make a new account on some troll instance.
“Reddit turned to shit because of capitalism” was a widely-spread opinion here already before hexbear federated
Account made right before this comment, not used for anything else? Very interesting.
If your instance says nobody can fetch its messages that just means turning off federation
Moving instances is easy, I don’t see why you wouldn’t do it. If you as a user block Threads then it’ll probably only hide their stuff from you, while still sharing your posts and comments.
The small comms I’m subscribed to don’t show up in any sorting, I have to actually visit them to see there was a new post. I heard the devs are doing something to improve it, so hopefully that’ll make small comms more viable
Significant other sounds so nuch more clinical to me. Language is weird
It’s funny, at this point I don’t feel like I even have a main account. I just randomly pick an instance every time I go Lemmying
What’s wrong with Squabbles? The UI looks neat and that’s about all I know
The only federated Reddit alternatives are Lemmy and Kbin as far as I know. Would be cool if more implemented ActivityPub
It could also be that the instances federating with Threads are on the hook, because they’re giving data on EU residents to a third party
The lemmy.world thread reminds me of a similar “racism on the fediverse” thread, and the occasional thread about misogyny (dismissive, uninterested and/or personally offended)