2026, the year of the PWA.

Please, continue to “use AI daily”. Rot your brain, see if I care.

If my competitors want to shoot themselves in the foot that’s fine by me, I won’t stop them.

They need to have some kind of AI safety team, as a fig leaf. But they don’t don’t want it to slow them down so they make sure it’s incompetent and ineffective.

Just a theory.

They did, yes.

Time to shine, https://fedinsfw.app !

https://pf.korako.me/communities?search=&home_select=local

Yep.

FediGroups works with all the popular server types – Mastodon, Misskey, Firefish, Iceshrimp, Sharkey, Catodon, Friendica

Weird exclusion of all threadiverse server types, there.

Really? Looks like a normal day at the office to me:

Very interesting that only 71% of humans got it right.

When banning someone there is the option to remove their content too. It makes sense to include votes in that.

PieFed can subscribe to peertube channels as if they were communities. https://piefed.social/f/peertube shows some of them.

That bug has been fixed.

If it looks like something that could happen again, rather than a one-off fluke, USA would have to change their whole naval doctrine. The strategic arms balance of all countries would need to be reassessed.

Community members pointed out that the indexable flag is enabled by default on many instances, which means that a significant number of accounts with the flag set never made a deliberate choice to be indexed. The flag that’s supposed to signal “this person consents to being searchable” frequently signals “this person’s server admin didn’t change the default”, and on a protocol-level, there is no difference between these two options.

Maybe Mastodon could get the user to set this during onboarding. Then no one can say they didn’t choose.

In the footer there is ‘About’. That page lists the admins. You can click on their name to view their profile and from there send a PM.

• Lemmy matrix space / rooms

• Matrix chatroom for PieFed
• Zulip forum / chatroom for PieFed

• Mbin matrix room

The Ford Edsel car is widely used as a case study in business schools as an example of a massive fuck up. But Ford sold way more of those cars (118k) than the Cybertruck (maybe 60k?) and USA had half as many people then (and lower car ownership rates).

Oops I mistread my source. Have updated my comment.

He also cofounded Nostr.

That’s the beauty (and horror) of PHP!

Fun for small stuff, good for learning. Unpretentious. Dead simple to deploy.