Does this work work for anything other than mastodon?
Does this work work for anything other than mastodon?
It’s showing me the same thing
In Neolithic era I guess?
sub.club is not aimed at servers but monetization of content from individual users. Opposing this doesn’t mean someone oppose supporting their home instance monetarily.
That’s exactly what I thought when I first saw this. The difference in that they market it as a fediverse extension.
If piefed decides to create an api later, I would prefer they did their own thing and try to be lemmy compatible. Looking at misskey, I think not forcing api to be compatible with the more popular service has many upsides.
Piefed doesn’t have an api, so no 3rd party client. You can use the PWA.
Are these relays similar to fediverse instances?
I just plugged in my Fire TV and tried running urusai.social on the default browser (Amazon Silk) installed in there. It’s not the best experience, but you can certainly use Mastodon, Misskey, Piefed etc. Also, you can install APK files in Fire TV. And I assume these will work on a Fire Tablet as well.
It has all the hardware for a convertible laptop. Right now, I am using an auto-rotate gnome extension, and it works, but for some reason gnome doesn’t recognize when I flip my laptop to go into tablet mode. Although my firmware recognize it properly, seeing as they turn off keyboard light automatically. So my guess is, the problem is on Gnome’s side.
Gnome says that, it will turn on osk and screen rotation automatically when in tablet mode, but that doesn’t work in my laptop. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
Do we need to address the typographical issues for the existing symbol? I am not using that symbol every time I talk about fedi. Fedi accounts are identified as @username@instance, so there’s no need to use some obscure unicode.
you can’t even consider it a true federated network like activitypub