You can schedule posts on PieFed.

There well never be a federated Youtube for instance. Think about that the storage that Google uses since videos are not really deleted, and the bandwidth to server that much video.

Until there is. Someday someone will create a PeerTube plugin or some other piece of software that will tackle this. I’m thinking distributed storage, automatic mirroring to other instances when more bandwidth is needed for a popular video, voluntary storage donation from clients (got 10GB of expendable storage on your device? Donate it to the network), or something I can’t even think of. There are so many possibilities in this space. I won’t accept that it’ll never be possible.

Original source with options for video and audio downloads, independent from YouTube.

It’s right there between Bloat and Brexxtodon

Thanks for sharing. This had a similar vibe like The Darknet Diaries. The beats in between were slapping.

I don’t know why they would use AI to setup a managed Mastodon host, I think it complicated things way more than doing it manually.

I like it if the tagged community suits the purpose and the community’s rules are being followed. Love seeing conversations across different fediverse softwares. Hi from PieFed btw :)

I run a single user PieFed instance for a month now. Compatible with Lemmy. Everything runs smooth so far.

I like seeing posts from Mastodon and other microblogs over here. Just keep the first line clean, it’s the post title on the threadiverse.

I’ve started posting on PieFed lately, and with the ability to set hashtags for my posts, I’m already seeing more comments from Mastodon than when I posted from Lemmy before.

Love federation between different services.

Please don’t

I’ve commented this in another thread today and I’ll post it again:

Please be nice to people who build stuff for the fediverse in their free time. We need them.

I’m say loops is fedi-washed like a reactionary. There’s no other instances, apparently it dies use the activityhub protocol.

Loops is very new. Completely normal for a new service to have one main instance by the devs, you need an instance to test your stuff with real users. The server was open sourced in September and is now at beta6. There are in fact 8 loops servers in operation. This isn’t “fedi-washed”. It’s just very new. Give it some time and please be nice to people who build stuff for the fediverse in their free time. We need them.

mitra.social seems to be down right now.

Backup link to the post: https://norden.social/@weekinfediverse@mitra.social/115786931431808293

I plan on switching to Piefed because of that.

Same, I already did. Maybe the fediverse foundation would host a PieFed instance if there’s enough interest.

If the podcast is listed on podcastindex.org you could link to that. It supports linking to individual episodes.

That’s a bunch of custom css on top of the default theme. But it’s not finished yet. I haven’t figured out all the details yet, some parts are still blue.

Ha, I didn’t pay attention to your name. YunoPie highfive

You can easily selfhost Lemmy and PieFed on YunoHost.

I saw another comment on PieFed raise the same point of confusing again, so I think it’s worth addressing, where the user squirrel said: “I see Bonfire mentioned a lot on the fediverse report and elsewhere, but I still don’t understand what it is. I went to their website and it’s a wall of text that sounds like marketing. I don’t see a demo or a flagship instance.”

Oh shit… I’m in the report 😳

!Dullsters@dullsters.net

I’ve read somewhere that the fediverse has the most moderators per user of any social network because of it’s decentralized nature. Can’t find the source right now though.