It’s your neighbors feet

This sounds more like a fact checker than brain games.

Yes.

Yeah it def is opt in. The only two default feeds you get are literally an algo free timeline and discover timeline, it defaults to the timeline iirc.

Sure, their discover tab is closed source algorithm but you don’t have to use it. In addition, you can create and import your own algorithms (which becomes necessary because you can’t follow hashtags, which is frustrating)

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I don’t think there is a future without algorithms, but I do think it’s important to implement them in a way similar to how bsky did where they’re opt-in and configurable by individual users.

They left? All the banks still use them in the middle of the US. So do drive through pharmacies that have an extra lane.

Is this as a hobby or prepping for food scarcity? Not judging, legitimately just asking.

Just having a child is not enough, parents also need to be helping to make the world a better place.

hyphens are dead, capitalization is next.

Probably won’t have one for a while. Pixelfed still doesn’t have one afaik and that’s another of their projects.

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Yeah this sounds like a dumb corpo waste of time more so than AI management or something like that.

This doesn’t make any sense… why would they have an employee walking around with a tablet instead of just slightly beefing up the already in place security surveillance system?

As a consumer I could have better visibility with a few hundred bucks worth of Ring cameras.

They’re both wrong, it’s “staging” and “dev”, duh

I’ve been on mastodon for a couple of years and received my first like that just over the past week.

All of them?

lmao, I was thinking the same thing

Scrolling issue might be android specific? I have never seen that behavior (at least that I know of) on iOS.

1. Ease of use

The combination of having to choose an instance and then start with an algorithm free blank slate is a tough ask. It literally takes time to sit down and setup your initial “feed”, which is probably a good thing, but not at all what attracts users whimsical curiosities nor what they’ve experienced over their entire existence with social media.