@thedisciple mastodon because even if it is slowly become more corporate, at least I can still run my own, own my data, and choose whether or not I allow specific other sites access to that data.

@zephyrxero ....no. it's not federated. It has parts that are decentralized, but those parts still send their data to relays which are all owned and operated by BlueSky, thus cancelling out any decentralization in the first place. They're doing that intentionally and deceptively.No decentralization, no federation.

@darnell @mosseri @threads they have another month before I defederate. They said by the end of the year so I'm holding them to it.

@CWSmith @minnermann nobody on either platform has to do that unless they're trying to interact with people on the other platform.I think this post is asking what's better about each platform independent of one another.

@fortyseven at least threads is integrating ActivityPub...BlueSky is pretending to be decentralized while not bei g decentralized at all. It's intentionally deceptive.

@Juju congrats!

Unrelatedly: Handles are not *.bsky.app they are *.bsky.socialAlso:> It's not clear how Ben would know that the person who used to be alyssa.bsky.[social] is now alyssa.exampleI think ATProto keeps track of handle rotations? See April 29, 2023 here: https://atproto-browser.vercel.app/at/trwnh.com@cwebber

@jaycie @hungryjoe based on this thread i have already learned too much and regret asking even laterally about avoiding harry potter fanfic

@WastelandWandrr to be fair there are a lot of things they wouldn't understand

@wjmaggosHere is a post by @jwildeboer that explains how #bluesky is not decentralized.TLDR: all traffic is routed through relays. All relays are operated by #bluesky. There is a diagram included in the post. Yes, you can operate a personal data store at great expense. It's all laid out in the blog post.https://jan.wildeboer.net/2024/11/My-Digital-Life-After-Twitter/

@thisismissem @vmstan idk if "absentee" is the right word. i follow the mastodon repo. i see gargron doing stuff, often stuff that other people should be doing actually! or possibly even stuff that other people already did, in some other PR in the pile of PRs. i think past a certain point when an organization grows to that level, the head ought to be taking on more decision-based work. this requires delegation. this requires people to delegate to. this requires organizational effort.

@polotek unfortunately, monoculture,

@realgamingleaks false. there is no such thing as Mastodon.

@tech_himbo idk if they're distinct enough but i do think that thinking of them as "cites" is probably close enough to warrant further thought and investigationit's at least close enough for knowledge modeling purposes but for protocol purposes probably they only care about one cite at most -- which one?we have the same problem rn in fedi where inReplyTo can be plural, but everyone treats it as singularthat and being able to quote Articles is i think the two biggest ux concerns

@CliffWade P.P.S. if you were to place the tab bar on either the left or right (as opposed to the top or bottom). You could right-click an empty area of the tab bar on macOS as well.In that configuration, they do not apply the `-webkit-app-region: drag` rule to the tab bar.

Agreed. I've been working on it for a long time and against successive waves of opposition. Have something that works, though it all tends to fall apart if you need to do this across platform. I think the Misskey folks accomplished this using different ids, but they were only doing a one-time migration aka "account move", so didn't need to worry too much about duplicates. We're doing account copy/clone and both the identities and all their content are available simultaneously on multiple instances. In this case they all need the same portable-id or the whole thing quickly becomes a nightmare. But for what you're doing, I would encourage you to have a look at Misskey's migration tools for inspiration.