OK. ^{Thank you}

The goal (and the hold up thus far) is to migrate to Sublinks, with no downtime or noticeable issues for end users. Unfortunately there are a few blockers on the ‘Lemmy parity’ feature set in Sublinks. So we Beehaw admins assuredly want to migrate ASAP. Doing so right now would inconceive Beeple, or worse, remove functionality. We’re in a holding pattern. Right now Beehaw is operational, and beyond everything else, that is the goal. Apps likely WON’T work with our current Beehaw Lemmy stack. They should work after the migration to Sublinks, with a Lemmy compatible API.

I find a lot of good content on Reddit, but its different now as opposed to the early days. The good content used to be on Reddit. Now its not, its on one of 6 other sites, and Reddit is just the ad service they’re posting on. I am sick of the in joke comments and inane comments like “this”. I want discussion.

Reddit no longer has that.

He has no idea what that word means. The word he is looking for rhymes with needy.

I recommend Aegis as well. Does what it needs without shadiness going on.

Of course they did. There was money to be made. Who cares if its pennies, they got their pennies.

Bullshit.

Good analysis, I agree and understand.

Yep. And you could even be ‘extra’ and do cool effects with compiz et all. Fancy got noticed by others.

GoogLOL

The most used one I have is Kill-Sticky. Works well but annoying to have to click my bookmarklet every time I visit a stackexchange site now with the google login crap AND the cookie banner. Else I can’t read the actual damn content of the site.

Go-dAmn Sachs is wrong often, but in this I think they’re on point. Learned from the Crypto insanity.

Old school here, I use mutt. :P on android I use FairEmail and really like it.

based on the political views of the people who create it

That is not the reason for the Beehaw switching to another platform, but here’s a few of the true reasons why.

The current aim of Sublinks is Lemmy parity for V1 release. So yes, I do see Beehaw still federating with Lemmy instances at the on-set.

Pong. @mox@lemmy.sdf.org , in sublinks, the federation services are entirely separate from the API of the instance. So much separate, the federation services are written in a programming language called Golang. The API service is written in a programming language called Java.

One aspect does not require or preclude the other with Sublinks.

Rightfully so.

The older, but not the oldest one… Gen-X.

More software and competitors are born from spite, versus anything else I’d bet.

Teamwork counts for a lot especially with Beehaw; but this endeavour was really all GW. Their hardworking and efforts handling this has been tremendous. Way more work than should have been required.

That damn bastard making me look bad. /s gonna b& them.