Thanks for catching that. Edited.

Most people need to choose one or the other, so they should be cognizant of what provides the most value for them.

I happen to think Nintendo Life was misrepresenting the actual value of a Switch 2 over a Steam Deck.

If you’re an actual adult, you should appreciate that other adults often have to make financial decisions regarding what they will buy. Especially in this current economy.

If you believe the average person can afford both a Steam Deck and a Switch 2, you’re a person with profound financial privilege who’s missing the point.

It’s interesting how the older you are, the more you’re likely to vote Liberal, and the younger you are, the more likely you are to vote Conservative.

Here’s my favourite films of all time:

• Nosferatu
• The Maltese Falcon
• Vertigo
• Little Shop of Horrors
• The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
• Videodrome
• Blade Runner
• Wild at Heart
• Drive
• Destroyer

This looks right up my alley. Putting it on my watchlist because I love unique sci-fi.

Not anymore. Look at who’s publishing it now.

The one starring the actress that I mentioned.

From 2016. Here’s the IMDb page:

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt2545384/

I use Impressia for Pixelfed. It’s pretty good.

Having a Mastodon account means creating new habits. One of them is to check the originating server of an account. This is because that account may not be using Mastodon.

No, what was said was that “Groups are for Lemmy and hashtags are for Mastodon”.

That is to say that Groups are not for Mastodon, so Mastodon users should be content with hashtags.

But Mastodon users use Lemmy groups from Mastodon, and better group integration is already being planned by Mastodon themselves.

Ergo, groups are for Mastodon.

Take a look at !fediverse@lemmy.world on Mastodon:

https://mastodon.social/@fediverse@lemmy.world

Nope, not a Piefed photo stream. All those photos (so far) originate either from Akkoma or Pixelfed.

It looks “just” like a Piefed photo stream because I’m sending photos there. 😊

I’m an instance owner too (see atomicpoet.org and akkomane.social). Speaking as an instance owner, it’s our fundamental job to moderate. 

It’s not “throwing the onus onto someone else.” The onus has always been on us.

You don’t need to make a single interface, just a “meta-interface” that allows you to switch UIs on the fly.

That’s entirely doable within a client.

Sure, here’s the URL:

https://piefed.social/c/lumoura

Also, you might want to look at getting a better Lemmy client.

Is deeper integration possible? Sure, check out how I use !lumoura@piefed.social with my Akkoma account.

Not only is it possible, there’s lots of Fediverse software that’s just designed to be a “dumb server” akin to Nginx. For example, appy:

https://appy.cat/

Now the reason this stuff hasn’t caught fire yet is because we’re just now moving away from “Fediverse = Mastodon”. So the idea of federation itself isn’t just a paradigm shift, it’s a complete system shock that disrupts our mental models for how social media is supposed to work.

Mastodon is terrible for topical discussions because people don’t use groups. But they can if they knew how to use them.

You may say the system was not designed for cross-pollination, but the fundamental system is not Mastodon, and it’s not Lemmy: it’s ActivityPub.

Now do all these apps implement ActivityPub imperfectly? Yes. But eventually, some app will get it right—ideally one that will let you choose your preferred UI/UX on the fly.