themadcodger

If kbin.social does defederate from meta, you can migrate to another kbin server that hasn’t. That’s one of the nice things about the fediverse!

Yes I did. Good catch

Increased probability that anything I put down or toss on the bed, etc, will fall off and hit the floor instead. In reality, it’s probably just a poor sense of propioception.

What’s the eye contact one? And how do you teach speed reading?

What was the bet?

I joined Mastodon a couple of times in 2018 but could never make it stick. Coincidentally rejoined last year just before the Twitter implosion, and maybe it was all the new people I was able to start using it in a way that made sense to me and rather enjoyed it, despite not using Twitter.

As soon as the writing was on the wall about the API changes, I created an account on Lemmy and here. That was end of May and the big migration happened end of June.

So tl;dr, I’ve been aware of it since 2018, but didn’t actually start using it until end of 2022.

I want the 70s to come back in many ways. The colors, the cuts, the flair, the patterns, the length.

I don’t know what any of those terms mean, but I support you in this!

For imgur check out Catbox. I haven’t used it person, but it might be closer to imgur than pixelfed which is supposed to be an IG replacement.

Huh, that is strange. I wonder if that one isn’t federating for some reason. I can find @canada@lemmy.ml but @canada@lemmy.ca turns up nothing. Neither does https://lemmy.ca/c/canada 🤔

Edit: I forgot there are issues with federation right now because of the cloudflare check. It should only be temporary. See Ernest’s post

It’s in the works! You can see a demo of it on kbin.pub. There’s a lot of things coming down the pike, but it’s still early and the dev is doing a lot keeping the place afloat at the moment with the reddit hug of death 😅

I’m also looking forward to it, but in the meantime using the mobile site as a PWA works pretty well if you haven’t already discovered that.

And my axe!

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@community@instance.tld that’s a more common way across the fediverse and also how you follow people, including those on other platforms like Mastodon and Calckey, etc.

I’ve been active on Mastodon/Calckey about the same amount of time. I never cared for microblogging sites before, but taking the time to find, follow, comment and make internet “friends” has really made it a pleasant experience.

Reddit I’ve been on since before the Digg migration, but was never super active there, more of a lurker. So I’m hoping to do better here as well.