@CeruleanRuin Is nice to see someone that’s open to the idea of connecting more communities without the need of extra accounts.

@Chozo @youshouldknow @ono Dude, a piece of advice.
Stop discussing with him. That dude is clearly stubborn.
He’s clearly the kind of person that can have progress in front of him, but he prefers to have what already is used to.
If something that I’ve learnt is to stop a discussion with someone that’s clearly an idiot.

Sorry for the offense, but he made clear that he’s not open minded. Which is ironic for an user of a progressive platform like the fediverse.

@Chozo @youshouldknow @ono Again, thanks!
Looks like here you’re the only one that understands how the fediverse works.
Everyone is like a butthurt about it. They don’t get that more shared information means more people that has access to it.

@Chozo @youshouldknow @ono Finally someone gets it!!!
Hashtags in Mastodon is what allows discoverability to posts. So if you wanna make your posts indexable you’ll need them.
Mastodon doesn’t index by words, just only by hashtags.

So if you make a post about cats, but you don’t add the hashtag “cats” your post is like it wasn’t post at all. No one can see it, besides yourself and your followers. Also I don’t get why people all it spam, if it goes at the end. Easy to ignore.

@spacedancer @UhBell Airfyers are by far one of the best recent inventions ever made.
Right now I can’t imagine my live without one of them.

@ImplyingImplications @Kill_joy Mastodon “see” Lemmy communities as a group. There’s a feature here that allow users to create groups with other users.
This is how “No Stupid Questions” looks on Mastodon: https://mastodon.ie/@nostupidquestions@lemmy.world

@zencat I have Thalassophobia, so for me there’s no better regulation than that.

@Undearius @deweydecibel Nice! Now you have created an #Inception kind of post.
Piece of advice boys. When you make posts on Lemmy/Kbin put at the end of it some #hashtags related to the post’s topic. So it can be indexable for Mastodon and Pixelfed users.
I as a Mastodon user can see posts from Pixelfed users due to their diligence of using hashtags.

This is something easy that can improve post discoverability and also you’ll get more user interaction.

@deweydecibel @Sekoia Yes, I got your reply without @ me. ActivityPub works in mysterious ways.
For example: I can create new posts on Lemmy/Kbin, but those posts can be only text. I still haven’t figured out how to post images.

@Atemu This is why, for me, Firefox is unreplaceable on Android. Just the fact that’s not Chromium + also supports extensions is what makes it superior.
I wish that it’ll come pre-installed in phones instead of Chrome, so more people can give it a try. But is Android and Google would never allow that.

@Syrc According to one of the admins they were experimenting with removing the login in mobile websites.
That means that they’re preparing for a possible future where they remove said feature.

https://www.reddit.com/r/help/comments/135tly1/comment/jim40zg/

@Veedems If our freedom we wanna keep. Facebook, Microsoft, BP, Nestlé, and Google we have to kill.

@L4s In mobile browser still works, but they already said that the mobile website will be killed.

@WonkoTheSane @UrLogicFails Sadly regulators won’t do anything.
Microsoft like Google, Apple, Facebook and many more American companies have been buying American politicians left and right.

Sorry my fault. Isn’t “buying” is called “lobbying”. What a way to decorate reality!!!

@UrLogicFails As a PC gamer that wants Linux and Wine/Proton to take off to be mainstream.
I can’t stand how Microsoft is convincing everyone that Sony is “evil”. That they need to buy more companies, until they’re monopolizing (thanks european union).
Sure! Sony is crap, but at least they’re delivering games not like those pieces of shit that Microsoft calls “games”.
If I have to choose between keep alive 2 brands and kill 1 brand. I’d, of course, take PlayStation and Nintendo. Xbox is useless.

@_haha_oh_wow_ For me is a DualShock 4 + DS4Windows. Gives me all the flexibility that I want (macros, LED configuration, rumble level personalization, sticks death zone calibration, Bluetooth poll rate, key binds ,and even jitter compensation for the touchpad).

As an extra I can create profiles for each controller, and games, so every one of them can have all those settings personalized. Also I can connect, by Bluetooth, up to 8 controllers at the same time.
No limits if they’re wired.

@interolivary There’s a middle point that I share with you.
They shouldn’t had used a device make for consumers. They should engineered a controller that could stand harsh uses like military or scientific purposes.

Also, pardon my language, who in the fuck thinks that’s a good idea to use a controller that uses an old technology like WiFi 2.4GHz and only batteries, no USB cable.
A device for those purposes should be wired and with Half Dome sticks (which prevents drift).

🧵 2 / 2

@interolivary Again their products are reliable. I’m still using some Logitech X-540 on my desktop PC and they still sound incredible.
Now when you move to devices that require software like mice and keyboards, there’s not gaming brand that does that good or even “acceptable”.
Even the Xbox controller had an issue in Steam were it used to fulfill your hard drive with screenshots. Microsoft had to release a driver update.
Again gaming devices have lots of software issues.

🧵 1 / 2

@interolivary Logitech build quality was never a problem. The problem with Logitech, and most of the gaming brands, is their software which is utterly shit.

That Logitech F710 have never received a firmware update or even a driver update.
I’ve had some Logitech mice and keyboards is always the same story. They trend to work better without their software than with the “Logitech G suite” installed.

Same applies to Corsair, NZXT, Razer, Asus (Armory Crate) and many more.

@Banana Sounds like that someone here can be a good lawmaker or politician.
Banana is going places!!! 🍌