Here is an one-in-all post of suggested songs. That's one part that i enjoy the most here. Those various contest that bring us together once, for a moment. Language are beautiful ! I will update it if new songs are submitted.

Maybe the full list of song sent ? 😊

Australia (aussie.zone)

• From river to sea - Gurridyula

Austria (feddit.org/c/austria)

• aufnimmawiederschaun - Bibiza

Canada (lemmy.ca)

• EN : Give in to you - Rezz, Virtual Riot, One True GodGive in to you
• FR : Fake friends - Billie du Page
• Inuktitut : Quviasukkuvit (If It Makes You Happy) (probleme avec le lien)

Francophone (belgium, swiss, france and drom-com) (jlai.lu)

• LSF : Anamour - Cie les petites mains
• FR : Dead robot zombie cop from outer space 2 - Ultra Vomit

Germany (feddit.org)

• #unplugtrump - Flomb & Fredbeat

New-zeland (lemmy.nz)

• Mau Moko - Alien Weaponry

Slovakia (sopuli.xyz/c/slovakia)

• Lina Mayer - Raj

United-kingdom (feddit.uk)

• God's country - Lambrini girls

Preamble

Since PieFed allow us to use collaborative editing, we will create several guide pages on lemmy, mbin and PieFed. :)

Currently i only know lemmy guide, it's normal, that's the software i use the most along IceShrimp.

i want to rewrite the current guides so they are less lemmy centric and more open to the fediverse. Mind, it will take time.

Meanwhile, here are the link to the first wiki page. Only mods and admins can edit them. We could open edition to members of this community but i'm kinda scared of possible edit war. :)

Wiki

• introduction (draft)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27636638

In light of recent controversy and its handling, the twice-a-year FediForum unconference for April 1st and 2nd has been canceled by its organizer.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/10061308

Le voyage dans la lune? Jetzt mal keinen Hochmut!

Letzte Statistik: https://feddit.org/post/8865786

Rohdaten

User Aktive User pro Woche Datum 0 0 21.6.2024 35 24 22.6.2024 284 160 23.6.2024 543 344 26.6.2024 731 504 1.7.2024 766 531 2.7.2024 829 599 6.7.2024 940 616 14.7.2024 965 626 17.7.2024 981 627 21.7.2024 1090 687 23.7.2024 1120 708 24.7.2024 1190 759 28.7.2024 1330 813 7.8.2024 1390 857 9.8.2024 1410 879 12.8.2024 1430 852 15.8.2024 1490 859 25.8.2024 1520 865 1.9.2024 1550 884 7.9.2024 1560 887 9.9.2024 1570 873 12.9.2024 1590 870 16.9.2024 1590 872 17.9.2024 1610 885 20.9.2024 1610 882 21.9.2024 1630 890 24.9.2024 1640 867 26.9.2024 1650 870 28.9.2024 1650 871 29.9.2024 1660 875 1.10.2024 1690 879 6.10.2024 1820 915 11.11.2024 1840 890 16.11.2024 1860 899 20.11.2024 1880 888 27.11.2024 1910 864 11.12.2024 1920 862 13.12.2024 1940 864 16.12.2024 1940 867 17.12.2024 1950 867 19.12.2024 1950 876 20.12.2024 1960 876 26.12.2024 2060 881 19.1.2025 2110 939 26.1.2025 2110 938 27.1.2025 2110 940 28.1.2025 2240 976 6.2.2025 2350 18.2.2025 2590 1.3.2025 2690 3.3.2025 2780 5.3.2025 2950 7.3.2025 3220 10.3.2025 3280 1360 11.3.2025 3350 1400 12.3.2025 3390 1400 13.3.2025 3410 14.3.2025 3470 1390 16.3.2025 3510 1360 17.3.2025 3530 18.3.2025 3580 21.3.2025 3630 23.3.2025 3650 24.3.2025 3680 26.3.2025 3820 1350 28.3.2025 3920 1410 30.3.2025 3960 1410 31.3.2025

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/59380380

Hey 👋,

I got frustrated with the friction for users from direct links to all the different instances they don't have accounts for and built https://lemsha.re/

It's inspired by matrix.to - but built for Lemmy content.

If a user clicks a lemsha.re link the user will be presented with two options:

• visit the original link, or
• view the same content - but on their preferred instance

Hope you find it useful.

cross-posted from: https://kbin.melroy.org/m/updates/t/827862

I know, it has been a while :D. However, we are happy to release v1.8.1! > > Mainly a lot of bug fixes / improvements. Composer package dependency updates. Lot of documentation and language improvements (we also got Catalan now fully translated, thanks!). Feel free to upgrade to PHP v8.4 as well. > > A noticeable fronted difference to point out is that we now put thumbnails in a lightbox by default. Although this can be changed by the end-user at: ⚙ Settings -> Under "Threads" section -> "Thread thumbnails opens full screen" option. > > See full release notes: https://github.com/MbinOrg/mbin/releases/tag/v1.8.1

Although this is a talk an ATProto-related conference, this has direct applicability to Mastodon and Lemmy instances.

• https://quiblr.com/understanding_your_private_personalized_feed
• https://quiblr.com/

Example

• https://feddit.nl/c/[email protected]
• https://feddit.uk/c/buyeuropean
• https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected]

Seems to happens when posts are pinned by non local mods.

Example where it works:

• https://sh.itjust.works/c/[email protected]
• https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/fedibridge

About 2 months ago, I set up a #Mobilizon server to give people a decentralized, ActivityPub connected, alternative to #FacebookEvents, https://my-group.events/

It really pleases me to see that people are discovering it and using it to manage events instead of using big-tech owned centralized corporate controlled solutions. We need to keep making these alternatives available to people.

Nutomic:

This is implemented in the main branch now. If you want to develop a plugin for Lemmy, have a look at the RFC and the examples. If you have questions about plugin development, feel free to post in the Matrix dev chat, [email protected] or open an issue.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3562#issuecomment-2760779122

Examples in multiple languages: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-plugins#lemmy-plugins (only a few examples currently, more languages are possible including Python)

Anyone planning to start working on a plugin?

Repost of a previous thread on [email protected]: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/33116369?scrollToComments=true

Just came out of a discussion when someone was arguing that “if everyone here would pay $10-20 per year, the whole platform would be completely different”, but that seemed quite unrealistic to me.

What do you think?

By using the various fediverse software, you may have discovered an unique/cool feature. Or a nice UI.

Which one and why ? :)

https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats&days=7

[email protected]

• PDF
• Full version : Eternal network, the ends and becomings of network culture

Through their seven theses, Aymeric Mansoux and Roel Roscam Abbing scrutinize federated networks as one of the most significant recent developments in alternative network cultures. The authors discuss how, in what they call the ‘latest episode of the never-ending saga of net and computational culture’, the emergence of federated network initiatives is challenging the established working methodologies of FLOSS (Free/Libre and Open-Source Software).

This concerns critical questions on selective online presence, precarious communities, platform independent and co-developed platform infrastructures, and environmental sustainability. For Mansoux and Roscam Abbing, this opens up new ways to accomplish crucial links between independent media and the structures of owning, building, and maintaining networks.

[...]

The current popularity of the Fediverse can be seen to be driven by two parallel tendencies. First, an interest in engaging with specific technical choices and concerns about closed protocols and proprietary platforms. Second, a wider willingness to recover agency as users of social media infrastructures. More specifically, while corporate social media platforms have allowed many to publish content online, the biggest impact of Web 2.0 has been the apparent decoupling of matters of infrastructure from matters of social organization.

The mix of operating systems and social systems from which net culture first emerged, has been replaced by a system of limited user permissions and privileges. Those who engage with the Fediverse work to undo this decoupling. They want to contribute to network infrastructures that are more honest about their underlying ideologies. These infrastructures do not hide behind manipulative or delusional exploits of ideas like openness, universal access, or apolitical engineering.

Although today it is too early to tell whether or not the Fediverse will live up to the expectations of its inhabitants, and how it will impact FLOSS in the long run, it is already possible to map current transformations, as well as the challenges faced in this latest episode of the never-ending saga of net and computational culture. To do so, we present seven theses on the Fediverse and the becoming of FLOSS, in the hope of opening up discussions around some of their most pressing issues.

"The Fediverse has its own full-fledged YouTube alternative that possesses some unique superpowers thanks to ActivityPub. In the previous article in this series I covered what it’s like to use PeerTube from the point of view of a casual user:

Today’s post will discuss: how to use the software as a video creator – and its advantages over video hosting platforms by Big Tech companies."