Yup and I noticed they’ve been saving their good jets for a rainy day too. Lost a few of the 1980s ones but none of the latest generation.

These two new features have complete API support so I’m hoping the client apps get on board with these quicker than they have been able to in the past.

See also ~peertube@piefed.social

I am working on LLM detection for the threadiverse. But other than one idiot last week spamming LLM posts and comments there hasn’t been much.

Check out https://piefed.social/auth/instance_chooser

Coding a carddav export / import would be easy. But realistically every platform will need to just use whatever format Mastodon uses.

And then there’s the question of what would importing fedi contacts into an address book app actually do - most contacts apps would merge contacts based on email address or phone number, neither of which are available in a federated situation. If the app merged based on name that wouldn’t work great either because few people use their full/real name on fedi.

I appreciate you showing us this interesting tool once or twice but it’s getting a bit overly self-promotional at this point.

True. It was originally called The Face Book and it only had pics of female classmates and people could rate them.

Sounds really good!

You’re planning a version that runs on Linux too, right? Your screenshot looks like Windows.

If you could have it track browser usage too then it could donate to Lemmy, PieFed, Mbin, Mastodon, etc.

Thank you Eugen, for everything.

Time to get a mic for my home server!

Groups

Are you using Firefox 144 or later? That’s when they added support for CSS view-transition which might reduce this (on websites that use view-transition).

Have you tried logging in with a X11 session instead of Wayland?

https://piefed.social/topic/tech/linux#topic_communities

Done!

I’ve just uploaded version 1.1 which will work on FF mobile. Give it a couple of days to be approved.

I really noticed that problem on Spotify. Lots of 2 minute tracks/songs that are just one musical idea with no development or iteration of it and really limited recommendations.

Tidal was much better.

That’s just the stuff they could prove. There will be more.