wait, did Godot enshittify?

what were the questions to which they gave those responses? It’s really not clear. link the source.

element was very buggy a few years ago. the new clients are just now starting to get feature parity, and in my experience calls are still quite unstable, requiring your server to have some specific additional setup (which most public registration instances don’t have), besides that not a lot of clients have implemented yet MatrixRTC calls. even the client list on matrix.org is only showing whether a client supports the former calling system.

so for the layman it’s definitely not production ready yet. and even for new tech literate users some of the things are still challenging to figure out.

but it’s so much easier to grab torches and pitchforks than to read an announcement

except when the wide populace starts accepting it being device locked, and your opinion does not matter anymore to those making the decisions

namely the VC funding and the huge resource hungry clients to me

username checks out

so it must be a problem with your connector maybe

or with their programming language

I don’t think this is a problem. these data structures have become semi-standard,and they are working fibe, aren’t they? should they just change it for change’s sake, so that all clients and servers need to implement compatibility code? the problem with lemmy developers is not these standards they have created

my voyager has counted badly few updoots to you for that!

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piefed is not a derivative. It’s not a fork. It’s a completely different project, in a very different programming language even.

neither does it implement specifically lemmy’s data structures. its not compatible with lemmy specifically. piefed implements activitypub, and is compatible with activitypub servers. activitypub is not lemmy.

wasn’t there a DB conversion document?

I know that not much prevents ai crawlers to collect all the content, but I think it is very different when an admin feeds data to it. partly because it’s a different legal situation (sadly that does not mean much)

this is flat out not ok, does not matter who is doing it. our instance ls should defederate all which do this.

I would opt out that’s no question, but I don’t believe it’s possible. GDPR does not matter here, as nothing can be proven unless the perpetrators give up themselves

if you are downloading the tools in every pipeline run, you are doing it wrong, wasting resources and time. tools should be baked into a new docker image that you use in the pipeline. another pipeline updates the image on schedule

woodpecker was an older system, it supports github actions workflows too

good to know @givesomefucks@lemmy.world that you can’t take your mistakes being pointed out. there goes the label.

Because it’s not to “friends” it’s to people who already agree…

I was about OP sharing it with us, and we can share it with our offline friends.

thanks for the downvote. I could have stopped reading after the quote, and avoided all the beration. you must be a nice person in real life.

good idea! but you should post a link to fedibook because I found 2 other projects before the one you meant: https://fedibook.net/ and https://codeberg.org/sindum/fedibook

at first I found this: https://github.com/pwoolcoc/fedibook
a very old fork of a project that had some development since

Or at least OP could try posting where anyone who sees it wouldn’t already be participating?

why, can’t we spread the word to our friends? not like this is something only the OP should be doing

oh the so many negativity in this whole thread…

I’d be surprised if 0.1% of active users in here still use other mainstream social media.

I would be surprised if that’s the correct ratio, or anywhere near it. a while ago people were self professing they are also using other platforms. and how would people read about local news? Certainly not from Lemmy, as things stand today.

Most people are here due to privacy concerns, even just to avoid monetization by billionaires

I doubt that. me, yes, but lots were coming who just had enough of reddit’s general shitness. I have conversed with plenty people here who visibly did not care much about privacy.

Having any of the apps defeats the purpose, even if you don’t use them. That’s what OP should be pushing, for people to ensure the apps are deleted fully.

and cut themselves off of the other friends who did not move. sounds a convincing strategy!