However, Kbin maps upvotes to boosts, and displays “favourites” (which include Lemmy upvotes) separately.

Does anyone know if that applies for both threads and replies? I think it make some sense for threads. Would get a bit annoying though if you followed some kbin account on mastodon or similar and every single upvote for every single reply gets boosted.

I think Karl actually gets a lot of love on Lemmy, ifyaknowwhatimean. 🟥🛠️

openSUSE Tumbleweed is great and all, but have you tried openSUSE Aeon/formerly MicroOS Desktop (based on TW)? Don’t really wanna go back to traditional Linux Desktops at this point.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKYLF1tA4Ik

“I don’t really have anything to hide, but you never know whether the government might act authoritarian at some point. So best to be safe and use privacy tools.”

French police: “Hold my tear gas”

Google is fairly bad, but a lot of that badness imo stems from them being so ubiquitous and controlling so much of the internet. If Meta, Amazon or TikTok were in that kind of position, I honestly think they would behave even worse.

I have my Masto account set up to auto-delete most of my posts after a while. If Meta connects to the fediverse, I have absolutely zero confidence they will honor those deletion requests.
Not sure how to grapple with that yet, generally speaking I don’t think one of the social media giants embracing ActivityPub necessarily has to be a bad thing.

That might just be a mock up. Probably still fair to say that it’s most likely planned at the moment.

Edit: in fact one of the accounts shown on the screenshots never was in a conversation like that.

Most magazines that come from other services are auto-created by “ernest” I think

Use the app as you would want to use it normally and if you encounter any errors, weird behaviours or oddities, report them to the place they are supposed to be reported to in a descriptive way and answer any follow up questions.

This one’s already reported and ernest has responded to it though. If things go well he’ll br able to start looking at pull requests today. Doing any fixes beyond that would probably come after that.