Takes a few seconds to find it: https://github.com/thunder-app

But if I understand OPs point correctly Thunder doesn’t seem to do that. As a matter of fact, at least by default, it doesent even compact the same posts.

And yeah, missing out on being able to see comments from multiple threads (hopefully with a noticibly marked community context, so its not lost) is really missing out on the possibilities given by fedi.

“Pre-mortem” recording by him and his comrade, with auto generated English subs (understandable, but longish); https://video.echelon.pl/w/ngWvQf2dbC4rmofmnRhEiq

I highly recommend corruption tour of Budapest organised by activists there. Most of the old town is owned by the gang of this corrupt shit.

The 80’s high tech? Or did they finally deliver something newer?

As seen on Red Dwarf.

I’m quite disappointed thats not the theme of this article, and my evening is ruined.

“Basically, we’re in the process of replacing our whole social back-end with ActivityPub,” says Flipboard CEO Mike McCue. “I think Flipboard is going to be the first mainstream consumer service that existed in a walled garden that switches over to ActivityPub.”

OK, that sounds good.

Knew about it but first time I bothered to read it and there is a bit more than just that, but hard to tell if there’s any strong commitment. Have to wait and see I guess. Thanks for that link.

I just did and my lemmy instance doesn’t work on it, so that was a fast test. Also opening up new windows instead of tabs/bars kinda kills the idea for me. Still a single integrated piece of software to manage all of these funky protocol streams seems like an attractive concept.

I still have a lot of love for Mozilla, maybe since I’ve started using… Mozilla and even some of the recent steps of the management did not change that. But it would seem doing something like idk - integrating Fediverse elements into the browser, or pushing the concept further in some other way would be a bigger step forward, than launching an instance. Still good, sounds like a no-brainer to have one for staff/supporters, but does not push this concept as far as Mozilla has the potential to. Unless that’s an element of some bigger plan I’ve missed?

Seems to be a pretty hardcore place;

I had some of my classes (14-15yr olds) assemble their own computers as the first class. It was cheap junk anyway, and I was willing to risk it, but it set the stage for the year. I dont think I got them to install system on it (whole school run on Linux btw), thats a great touch. And making it into something that entertaining, and stereotypes breaking is brilliant!

Yep. Also did a search for open issues on the repo, but can’t seem to find the right one.

Had a look to the documentation, but there’s very little there over the more general notes on moderation; https://join-lemmy.org/docs/contributors/05-federation.html#moderation if you’re looking for something in particular, maybe the issues in the repo might help? https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues?q=modlog

Wat?

!memesy@szmer.info pozdrawiają ;]

Other than the title the description is spot on and thank you for including it.

Splitter!