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  • Please continue!

  • Thank you admin team!

  • Oooooh yeah. I currently have an AMD video card and it's heaven. No drivers problems, KDE Wayland works perfectly, it's just absolutely awesome.

  • After vlemmy.net went bust, I suspect that users will increasingly choose well-established instances:

      1. Is your instance hosted on a computer in your home or at a hosting company?
      1. As I understand from your description, your host will act as a "mirror", so no communities will be hosted on the server. Is that why your instance doesn't have any clearly written rules or values?
  • I noticed this at my local Loblaws. At first they only had one to two lines open and they were extremely long. Now they have several lines open and it's very fluid.

  • What I do is deliberately go to a cashier, even if the line is extremely long, and I see more and more people doing the same. This forces more lines to open. One time they asked if I could use the self-checkout to speed up the process. I replied that if the items were cheaper at the self-checkout, sure, otherwise I'd stay in line.

  • Look, Lemmy.world takes the rational way where it says there is no use to panic. Let's be rational and analyze the situation rationally and go from there.

    I support Lemmy.world. Let's see how the situation develops and let's make a rational decision with cool heads.

  • Indeed. Karma was simply gamification. It made conversations superficial.

  • It will. Reddit took more than 18 years to get the 500 million monthly users it has right now.

  • On my system, Wayland KDE works perfectly while KDE X11 is buggy (Manjaro).

    1. Yes, in my late 30s.
    2. I was a computer scientist, but now I have done a complete 180. But I'm still a nerd at heart.
    3. Yup, I'm a Linux user.

    But we have to understand that Lemmy/Kbin are still babies, they've just started. And I really believe that it will continue to grow and get better at accommodating users who are not tech nerds. But it will be an organic process.

    The more Reddit gets worse (no more moderation bots, no good moderation tools from Reddit, etc.), the more people will migrate to Lemmy/Kbin. This migration will force the community to adapt and make it easier and easier for users to integrate.

  • GPT-4 isn't fast yet so if it will frustrate people if they do that.

  • This is what I like about open-source, team work! And thank you for this instance.

  • I still go on my city's subreddit to get the latest news about my city.

  • My migration to Lemmy.ca was a pain but it is doable. I put my Lemmy.world and Lemmy.ca side by side and started subscribing to communities I was following on Lemmy.world.

  • I agree with you. I just showed what Mastodon's response was.

  • This is Eugene Rochko's answer (CEO of Mastodon) regarding the question:

    Will Meta embrace-extend-extinguish the ActivityPub protocol?

    There are comparisons to be made between Meta adopting ActivityPub for its new social media platform and Meta adopting XMPP for its Messenger service a decade ago. There was a time when users of Facebook and users of Google Talk were able to chat with each other and with people from self-hosted XMPP servers, before each platform was locked down into the silos we know today. What would stop that from repeating? Well, even if Threads abandoned ActivityPub down the line, where we would end up is exactly where we are now. XMPP did not exist on its own outside of nerd circles, while ActivityPub enjoys the support and brand recognition of Mastodon.

    Source: https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2023/07/what-to-know-about-threads/