Oh wait sorry I misread your original comment.

Honestly, if you’re not a communist, the less you know the better.

Why would you tell others to block lemmy.ml from your lemmy.ml account?

There is still an active debate about whether Bridgy Fed should be opt-in or opt-out. As far as I can tell, however, they are working on implementing instance-level opt-in, meaning Gargon would have the ability to automatically enable bridging for mastodon.social users.

Trump fired Lina Kahn, so we know this is bullshit.

Most of them are joking about reuniting with their Chinese spy

In all likelihood, Red Note will be banned banned, probably before the Red Note devs add a built-in translate function.

The TikTok ban is something Mark Zuckerberg lobbied for. It’s not a good thing.

Calling China “West Taiwan” undermines Taiwanese independence.

That’s a misreading of the headline. Pro-LGBT speech IS allowed, but often suppressed.

DuckDuckGo and Kagi managed to figure this out. Bing is the odd one out.

They should probably just make that the default homepage at this point

Europeans are just as susceptible to racism as Americans.

If Bluesky goes, Lemmy will be my permanent home

This is only great news if you are Mark Zuckerberg and you want a near-monopoly on social media.

1. As far as I know, there aren’t any yet. Even if there were, I personally wouldn’t trust them for the same reason I wouldn’t use any Mastodon instance besides mastodon.social: if the PDS shuts down abruptly, your account is gone forever.
2. Bluesky and ATProto are designed specifically to hide the ways in which it’s decentralized.
3. I think this post does a good job visualizing how AtProto is different from ActivityPub.

This is for if you want to host parallel infrastructure. If you only want to self-host your own data, the instructions create a PDS are here, and the instructions to migrate an existing Bluesky account to that PDS are here.

I’m begging google to just bring back YouTube Premium Lite and expand it

It might seem really funny but TikTok is so far YouTube’s most formidable competitor so far.