Can top level comments federate?
Kichae
joined 2 years ago
Oh, but that didn't. Hmm...
Yup! It works!
At a time where D&D-tubers are floundering as YouTube's recommendation system continues to pare down what it actually bothers to show people, I cannot see many of them risking whatever traction they have doing a collab with a Pathfinder creator. King Ooga Ton Ton would be the one to gain everything, with little in it for the D&D creator, if it turns out not to be a net negative for them.
ActivityPub support is a core feature of NodeBB 4.0. It has some mild compatibility issues with Lemmy at the moment -- you can cross-communicate, but you can't currently treat Lemmy communities as NodeBB forum categories -- but it works surprisingly well with Mastodon.
A bridge isn't really necessary. Both Lemmy and Pixelfed use the same communication protocol. Lemmy just doesn't let you follow users, and PixelFed is a user-based, rather than group-based, program.
If you want to follow both groups and users, you should just use a site that's running software that supports that. Mbin, or nodeBB, or something.
But muh rural internet is not as good as muh urban internet! So, forgiven!
The stockmarket crashes, stunting millennial economic agency, and ushering in the last 16 years of radicalization and fascist acceptance.
EKOS is the only polling group showing momentum for the Liberals, and I'm really scratching my head over why that might be. They don't traditionally have an overwhelming bias like this. They also are showing an exceptionally clear, almost linear rise in the polls from the point of Trudeau's resignation, while no one else is showing any kind of pattern other than "dismal holding pattern".
I want to believe that EKOS knows something that nobody else does, but because of that I need to guard myself from getting excited.
Numbers may rebound, but users having kicked the tires on other options means they're less tightly bound than they were before. It's up to us to create a welcoming and interesting environment in the spaces that they've looked at to get them to shift their usage.
I like it daily. It feels more journalesque. Plus, the reddit-like nature of Lemmy means a weekly thread would be buried in my feed after the first day and never surface again for me to chime in on.
Today, I went to the gym for the second day in a row. I've been jogging, trying to improve my (awful) cardio. My current goal is 10 laps of the track every time I go, and today was the first day that I managed to do a set of 5 laps without breaking. My soleus muscles were screaming at me, but I managed to pull off 2x5 today. Really hoping I can carry this forward and work up to 1x10 by end the end of February.
For the rest of the day, I'm going to be tinkering around with nodeBB. See if I can get it set up and federating. Not going to push myself, though. I just did a total refresh on my VPS, and none of the lessons I learned during my first setup have stuck, so I'm starting over from scratch. Really looking forward to viewing the fediverse through the lens of a traditional forum, though. I'm so incredibly over the Reddit and Twitter view of the Internet.
Waited a week to see if he actually signed with the Dodgers. Glad they finally added a bat!
Now, to Vladdy...