It's shameful. Reddit is a shell of its former self.

They should mandate bidets in all residential bathrooms like Italy imo

You can store passkeys in your password manager lol

He’s such a weird little creep

This is for publishers. They announced this openly.

There are many types of Bluesky servers. This post is about ATProto Relays, which consolidate all the data across the network into a single location. They are necessary for efficiency, but they are extremely expensive to run. Currently, there is only one ATProto relay, but there is an initiative to launch a third-party relay.

Most of the complaints I’ve seen were about Bluesky’s lack of a formal verification system.

They could never figure out how the current system of checking the username.

Huh. Hexbear, the instance, gets its namesake from this photograph:

I wonder how the cryptocurrency ended up with the same name.

I love my Steam Deck but it doesn't have Mario Kart or even anything like it

Reminder: there is no such thing as a "Bluesky instance." The way ATProto works is nothing like the way ActivityPub works.

God forbid men have hobbies smh

Eat shit, you sadistic monster

Are you registered to vote?

TIL Mapillary is owned by Meta

Diversity is good

What if I want to play Mariokart World online with my friends?

This is for Bluesky users who still want to be on Bluesky, but don't want their data stored under US jurisdiction, or don't want to rely on Bluesky's moderation.

They announced it was for publishers

As the growth of Bluesky showed, most users do not care about decentralization as much as they care about usability. In his talk at ATmosphereConf last month, Paul Frazee explained that this is why his team built ATProto instead of using ActivityPub.

What I'd like to see is someone build an ATProto forum like Lemmy, and for it to be fully federated with Lemmy using Bridgy Fed.

EDIT: I know about frontpage.fyi. It does not have communities/subforums, so I would consider it more of a Hacker News replacement.

Knowing what I know about the politics of the .ml admins, this doesn't make any sense unless it was removed by a community moderator.