One of my favorite is fsearch, basically a one-to-one copy of Everything that is written in GTK
derived_allegory
joined 1 year ago
I have been wanting to switch to Lemmy for a long time, it is my last non-FOSS social media. But I never imagined it will be popular because reddit is thriving, and I cannot see reason for people to leave.
So, from the bottom of my heart, thank you spez form the bottom of my heart. And I hope you keep down the path you are on and turn reddit into a Twitter dumpster fire.
FOR THE FEDIVERSE!
That is why they force you to use first party apps, ads in them can be almost impossible to block.
I think this is what you are looking for: https://the-federation.info/platform/73
I don't know if it is "all the instance", but it is a good amount.
And you can see the communities by typing <instance URL>/communities, like https://beehaw.org/communities
I imagine more casual discussion is on the Lemmy community: https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy and jaboa community: https://lemmy.ml/c/Jerboa
For more serious discussion I imagine respective GitHub will be great:
I see a subscribe button in the side bar:
As you can see I entered a community on lemmy.ml from beehaw.org.
All I did is search "gaming", click on the community, and I got the join option like normal. Can you let me know what does it look like on your side?
It appears that r/videos is public again and someone has posted 6h ago. Anyone know what is going on?
I think you just search the community name, if it is on your instance it will show up as community name otherwise it will show up as <community name>@<instance name> like gaming@lemmy.ml.
But in your instance or not, it will not make a difference for your experience, all you need to do is click subscribe, and it will show up in your feed.
Probably need to open source at least their core software and algorithm. Allow third party app to exist. It would be best if they turn into non-profit, but I am not against for-profit organization.
I think they might have a more general feature in mind. Basically when you click a link, it will check if it is a fediverse link that it can display, so that it will not be limited to the instance you have logged in or hardcoded instances.
Tusky does something similar. The downside is that it is not so responsive when opening a link. But the nature of fediverse makes link opening in app hard to implement.
developers are quite expensive too.even though they don't have many developers, it can still be a huge spending.
Well if Pornhub is built in it, then I am down with it (quite obvious/jk)