@neauoire since I’m a humanities/social science I’m going to just blab and say: for identity, addition (a linear-ish process) = 0, multiplication (a geometric-ish process) = 1. So I’d dig around for something that is scaling at the “next level” maybe exponentials? maybe something four dimensions? Mostly I’m going to just enjoy thinking about and try not to rabbithole the entirety of math history.

@birming Have you heard of FeedRabbit?

I link it to RSS feeds for them to convert it to email each entry.

I’ve tried both [Lemmy and PieFed], and the UX is incredibly unintuitive and unpleasant. The main problem is that it’s quite hard to discover content you want while avoiding content you don’t, Bluesky at least has really good custom feeds that are easy to add (the default feed sucks). Another big issue is the general site layout, it’s hard to figure out how to do things as simple as saving a post for later or how to go back to the feed without being redirected back to the post I’m trying to exit.

Maybe they didn’t see the “Feeds” feature in PieFed? The top navigation menus in PieFed are a bit messy. Although shareable blocklists could be cool too, or maybe toxic?

That’s excluding the horrible lack of contrast most frontends use, which makes reading and parsing the site elements unnecessarily difficult (no Lemmy, grey text on a grey background is not good for readability).

I like the Lemmy colors, but maybe it should be easier to change, because they might like the darkly-pureblack theme.

Fediverse feels slower, but not in a good way. More of a ‘if I don’t use this for a week, I’ll see new things’. If I log in after 2 or 3 days, I’ll scroll for 10 minutes and see the stuff I saw last time.

Maybe this is a UX issue of not finding the right feed they would like.

I also want nsfw stuff now and then. I hate how censored the internet has become, at least with reddit if I want to see a bit of porn, I can.

Again maybe a UX issue of not presenting what communities they could subscribe to.

I tried twice to join those forums within the Fediverse and I can’t get past the captcha test. The fact that you need approval to validate your access doesn’t seem designed to encourage you to recommend it.

The captchas on Lemmy are AWFUL, I can’t do them either.

(that’s the “Medium” difficulty)

Lemmy v1.0 is adding the ability to do invites, so maybe there will be an invite-only instance that gets some momentum, that could be cool. Invite sites seems like a cool old-internet type of culture.

The fediverse stuff is way too complicated for me, Reddit is very easily accessible and actually has active communities for the topics I’m interested in.

Of course these are naturally going to be all negative because they’re users that bounced off the Threadiverse, but there’s probably hints to what can be improved

@davemosk

That's a double edged sword based on what we know for certain in regards to data poisoning against Jews by coordinated actors.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@DXRandoActivity/117499270512385458

Crowd Control be like:

@morrick inspired by p2p file sharing networks, hehe

Puffy's back! #OpenBSD #BSD #RunBSD

@Mabande He knows but he doesn't care, it's the "no such thing as bad publicity" method of spreading disinformation

#Knicks sent employees fake offer of championship rings in #phishing test

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/10/knicks-sent-employees-fake-offer-of-championship-rings-in-phishing-test-report/

#sports #cybersecurity

@rolle Here in Ohio we call them lava rocks.