veloxization

I wonder if you have to do it in full with the instance and everything, like @dessalines@lemmy.ml or something. That's how it works on Mastodon at least.

Edit: Forget it, I have no idea how to tag on Lemmy. XD

First exposure to federation was Matrix, though I did not fully understand it at first.

First exposure to the fediverse was Mastodon after Twitter imploded.

The exact same thing here. Ran a script while I still could use the API to also delete all of my comments and post after editing them. I'm leaving nothing behind as much as possible. In my reason for leaving text, I stated that even if the decision is reversed or adjusted, I can no longer trust Reddit to make good decisions.

I think the meaning is that humanity will connect again and the location of that reconnection is the fediverse.

Though, tbf, the fediverse is similar to the old internet, consisting of small, interconnected networks. So you could say this is happening again.

Corvids like crows can also mimic sounds and phrases. c:

I remember learning about him a few years ago through SpaceX and then Tesla and being like: "Huh. Someone with money helping advance science."

Fast forward to today, and every time I see his name in an article, I'm expecting it to be associated with some dumb stuff he's said or done. And most of the time that expectation is correct.

No hurry! Constant issues with technology are such a mood. :D

Seems it's still throwing the same error 400 for the POST request when I'm trying to upload an avatar through the profile page.

Mainly Path of Titans dino adventures with friends right now, though I do want to get back into the private investigations in Shadows of Doubt.

When I saw the initial news, I could already foresee where this was going. Lo and behold, you still can't use AI for jobs requiring social intelligence.

Vahingossa demonstroit Lemmyn ja Mastodonin yhteiskäytettävyyttä. :D

To calm your nerves: It's impossible to open the doors mid-flight due to the immense pressure difference. Despite this plane being so close to the ground, I'm somewhat impressed this kind of feat was pulled off.