I think you need triple backticks for that comment to render properly!

Aren’t they all?

Does matrix have it’s own built-in video/voice group chats now? Last time I checked (several years ago) they were just using Jitsi for groups.

Probably worth putting this in the post description so we don’t all need to ask “what’s that?”

Fedify is a TypeScript library that makes it easy to create federated server applications based on the ActivityPub protocol.

I guess the people we associate with aren’t the kind to be interested, and even if they are there’s apparently nothing worth saying about it

200 million users apparently, though I think that everyone with an Instagram account was auto-added (or something like that)

Now Meta can cash out on your data via B.

Everything we’re posting is public, anyone can cash in on it regardless of who you defederate.

First I’ve heard of it being unpopular, what’s unclean or unprofessional about it?

As several people have already pointed out on the other thread, we already have a well-established fediverse logo:

I don’t particularly understand the value of RSS readers at all

Notifications are the value for me. I don’t have to regularly check infrequently-updated sites if my RSS reader pings me whenever there’s a new post. Largely a different use-case to social media though.

Never played Vicky but I’m a big fan of CK2 which I imagine ticks most of the same clunky paradox grand strategy that’s horrible to learn but will suck up hundreds of wonderful hours of your life boxes?

Sims 4? I’m going to assume it’s slightly more realistic than 3!

Well, I already have the power to announce stuff for free here by creating a community, so I guess I’d use it the same way I use Lemmy: telling people about free video games

His product sells ads. There’s a game engine in there somewhere to get people through the door, but that’s not what he considers the product.

Actual answer?

On Android, Firefox is still less secure than Chromium-based alternatives: Mozilla’s engine, GeckoView, has yet to support site isolation or enable isolatedProcess.

Not a reason to hate it though, just a reason why sadly Chromium-based browsers are preferable for now

It was better than Firefox at the time. Firefox only needed to be better than IE so it has become a bit of a ram-hungry bloaty mess, then Chrome came along and was actually really quick. How the tables have turned.