“I created loud people in my head, so therefore it is true.”

I’m not saying it “like” anything. I’m stating that they are not escaping anything but moving from problem to future problem.

Isn’t email easy to use? Do people know that it’s federated? Probably not, but it’s easy to understand because they have been exposed to it for so long that it’s natural to them without knowing how it works. Why do you assume the same cannot happen for the fediverse? It’s basically social media built on top of email.

The major mistake people make is trying to explain technical stuff to people who don’t give a fuck. “Look at your email account, it’s YOURNAME@WEBSITE, well, that’s the same for lemmy and mastodon, pick a website you like, create an account, and that’s it”. Everyone knows what a website is, everyone knows what email is, everyone knows (but probably hasn’t realised) that they can send emails to SOMEBODYELSE@OTHERWEBSITE, that’s it.

Yep. That’s exactly why I’m saying it’s centralised.

Because Bluesky is centralised. You went from one serial killer’s house to another. You don’t know which serial killer owns your new house, but you’re hoping they’ll be nicer than the previous one. But at least their house is nearly as nice as the old serial killer’s house.

Wait… Blizzard is selling the rights? Does that mean that Nexon can do anything they like?

Ayyy, gotta have that monaaaay!

Let me guess, they’re moving to Bluesky?

I don’t even know what “it” is. A recommendation algorithm? But peertube already has a “similar” video section to the right of all videos. Does this replace that? Techies really have a problem with presenting stuff to laymen.

If any of the top 500 youtube channels joined peertube, things would surely change. Unfortunately a few of those have started their own video platforms e.g Mr Beast has his own.

I’m sure if a few of the top youtube channels of the biggest countries joined peertube that would also give an important push to peertube.

“Linux Mint hides the terminal”

*immediately opens terminal to demonstrate*

Do you know what you’re talking about or are you just assuming stuff? Tell me, what is a “European Citizens’ Initiative”?

Do you even know what the difference between a “European Citizens’ Initiative” and petition is?

https://stopkillinggames.com/

No you don’t. Revolt and rocket.chat don’t even communicate between their own servers. They are not federated.

> asks question as if they don’t know what it means

> gets a frank response with definition

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Correct: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Matrix_(franchise)

A media franchise, also known as a multimedia franchise, is a collection of related media in which several derivative works have been produced from an original creative work of fiction, such as a film, a work of literature, a television program, or a video game. Bob Iger, chief executive of the Walt Disney Company, defined the word franchise as “something that creates value across multiple businesses and across multiple territories over a long period of time.”[1]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_franchise

They really are trying to milk everything out of that franchise and doing a terrible job at doing so.

Don’t like this? Sign the EU petition Stop Killing Games.

I guess we disagree, but I’m not going to stop people from voicing their opinions and linking them to their official identities.

The problem with the internet is that it doesn’t always forget. That’s exactly why I do my best to keep my accounts separate. However, yes, semantic analysis could demask me in the future, who knows. At least it’ll give me the opportunity to say “that’s not my account”. If something is officially linked to my account, my “genius” thoughts will be bound to me and could easily be found by friends, foes, employers, whatever.

What I’m getting at is: privacy is important. Giving it up should be carefully considered, not simply done by default or thoughtlessly or “because everyone does it”.

Wordpress supports federation. Or are you looking for something else?