Sure, I’ll give it a go, thank you for thinking of me. The whole bullshit with Twitter and now Reddit has me feeling pretty burned on corporate-owned social media, so I’m likely to stick with federated things like Masto, Lemmy, etc., but I’ll give it a go. I am curious about it. I wonder why they’re leaning so hard on the waitlist thing? They’re losing precious adoption time, as people are right now wanting to move away from Twitter. Or rather, they have been wanting that for months, so there may already be a lot of lost opportunity re: user attention or interest.
Aww but I like the Ivory app :( I was hoping for the same thing others are here—subscribe to a Lemmy community and have posts show up in my Masto feed, then click to see comments.
It’s worth opening a GitHub issue for. Maybe it isn’t that hard to do. Might even look at the code myself to see…
Literally found this post as I was searching for that exact thing. My Masto feed is a MESS if I follow a Lemmy community. I only want the top level links to be displayed, and if I tap on that, then see and interact with all the comments. Seems like there should be a way to do this…
Hey, I co-founded Rocky! I'm always chuffed to see people using and enjoying it.
+1 for macOS!
I'm totally on board with pirating content in those situations. I recognize it isn't a black-or-white issue.
Why should you get to enjoy something you haven't paid for, especially while others have?
I couldn't say, they're closed to new users. I've been on the wait list for a long time, but no joy.
I'm skeptical that it ultimately won't just turn into Twitter 2.0
I know this opinion is wildly unpopular, but I think pirating is unethical. If you can’t afford something, or you disagree with spending money for it, then fine. Don’t watch that show/listen to that song/play that game. But the people who make things deserve to get paid. It’s not right to refuse to pay for something while also consuming that content. Many of the justifications for pirating just feel like entitlement to me.
If you’re a systems/network engineer or a dev, the CLI is your home.
It wont replace it of course, it will just be another UI standard.
That’s the great thing about standards, there’s just so many of them!
Juniper for R/S, Palo for firewalls. At home I use pfsense and UniFi APs and in that environment they’re great.