This is super cool! You really get a lot just by making a FE for the lemmy API. Good work! 👍

Mine aren’t totally great as they’re both kinda negative. My top comment is https://lemm.ee/comment/16106836, which is pointing out that new jokes are old.

My top post is https://lemm.ee/post/5345101. The image associated with it is gone, but it was a screenshot of an old friend reaching out and acting friendly in a text and trying to sell me on a crypto scheme. That actually really bumbed me out when he did that.

That sounds great! Oh

Who cares. Do it!

Fucking the working class

For me federation is working to mastodon, but I don’t think comments are really out yet, but I use cactus comments for it, but that doesn’t federate to mastodon, it federates to matrix. It also requires a matrix server, which was a total pita to set up.

Hey! My company just fired ours today!

I haven’t even heard this one

What was your input? I’m really curious now

She has Part 2 out today: https://blog.elenarossini.com/peertube-the-fediverses-decentralized-video-platform-part-2-creator-edition/

This is my parents XD

I misread it haha

None of that sounds sexy

I leave them all behind

I’m currently using write.as. It’s a pretty bare-bones setup when in single user mode and doesn’t give the kind of list view you might expect for readers - it loads everything onto a single page. I’m considering maybe using Ghost, which is another big name in the federated blogging space. Write.as doesn’t come with comments by default, but I was able to add cactus-comments, but it was a huge PITA because it requires a matrix server.

I do, however, like the minimalist UI aspect of it. You can take a look at mine here. I was also able to get around the list thing by using pinned posts, which stay at the top, so I made an about, a directory, and subscribe pages.

Write.as will post to mastodon under an account that it creates and I have myself on mastodon as a verified owner of the blog site.

I haven’t played it, but is this disco elesium?

is the baby federating?

I thought you could put the full URL and find it that way as well, but if you mean you want to find it by title, that should work normally, unless i misunderstood

Oh Ghost looks really nice. It’s pretty slick. It seems to be geared slightly more for creators than consumers in the initial UI, but it’s not hard to start digging around.

It’d be nice if I could sign in as a user and save people to follow, but at least I can bookmark them and add them to rss. I like it - this is a great source!

I haven’t done that in 15 years XD