@shreddy_scientist Sad I missed the vote, but I saw that result coming from a mile away. Juliette Taka won 8, 9, and 11, and had her submission for 10 included with the release as an alternative (which IMO should have won the vote). She just doesn't have any competition when it comes to Debian-themed wallpapers.
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@TheKernalBlog Of course it's not a strong daily driver, it's not meant to be that. It's meant as something you can temporarily plug in and use for ultra-private web browsing, like when you're in a repressive regime and need to safely access LGBT or dissident resources, or just are really paranoid about something you're doing online.
@serenity Friendica is an even closer comparison - it lets you follow RSS/Atom feeds and add their entries as attachments. There is also an extension to use it as a frontend for your Twitter account.
@RecycledAnonymous This seems to be a rewrite of the tor client (i.e. the command-line utility), not the tor browser. Eventually Tor Browser will use it, and Firefox (which it is based on) is itself slowly importing more Rust code from the Servo project.
@RecycledAnonymous From Arti's GitLab repository:
We expect to be providing official binaries soon. But, for now, you need to obtain a Rust development environment, and build it yourself.
@OptimusPrime Since Lemmy and Pleroma both support the ActivityPub standard, they can federate, and the servers will pass requests between each other. However, I expect it to be a similar experience to following Lemmy communities from Mastodon - you can follow and comment, but not much else, and it may be impractical. Pleroma does seem to have a "subject" field for messages, but I'm not sure it's compatible with Lemmy (in fact, it seems equivalent to the content warnings on Mastodon.)
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I hope they will be, with the Fediverse gaining attention that means all the platforms might gain new developers to improve on them.
@creatinglake I'm not entirely sure what you mean, but I get the theory - you're saying it should require only one account to use any service in the fediverse. I don't think that's compatible with the way ActivityPub is structured now - although it would certainly help if every server used the standard client-to-server protocol, rather than a dozen variants on Mastodon's - but a different standard might be able to make that work. It would have a lot of implications for security, though.
@coldhotman Friendica comes pretty close, only thing I'm missing is the ability to create link posts to Lemmy.
@VanchoPilla Yeah, I checked the mailing list and it was because nobody was available to run a contest. I realized that and edited my post but I don't think the edit federated through