This is how it works on BlueSky. And you can detach your original post from someone else’s quote post of it after-the-fact.

Presumably any ActivityPub platform that can search users globally and any instance that doesn’t block the bridgy domain/instance.

You can go to https://phtn.app/ and proxy login to any Lemmy instance. But admins can also self-host Photon on their domain, like https://p.lemmy.world/.

It is pucture-based, but the is more of grouping images clipped from websites (you can upload your own images, too).

Looks like I can get an international version on Amazon, would have to check the supported cell bands.

I could do refurb direct from manufacturer, but I don’t think I’d ever go for used. Problem is there just doesn’t seem to beany options. Lenovo US only seems to have one model with a cell antenna and it’s only LTE. Other than that it’s Samsung or an import, which I’d be wary of compatible bands.

I’m on Google Fi which lets you just add extra SIM cards to share a single data plan between devices. So just a one-time cost for the card.

True. Though I’d probably go for a new unit without the 5g and just keep tethering my phone hotspot. But like, I can get a $200 Moto phone from Lenovo with wifi and 5G (and 8G RAM), so why can’t I get a $300 tablet from them (even with only 4G memory)?

https://www.motorola.com/us/en/smartphones/index.html?visibleDatas=14015%3A8GB&sortBy=priceUp

but I cannot find it on the US website of lenovo.

That’s kind of the crux of it. I’d prefer Lenovo to be less removed from stock, but they only appear to have a single LTE model and no 5G. And they have soo many different variations on the same model it’s so easy to unwittingly buy the crappy version. If you go to android.com/tablets to try and find manufacturers, it’s literally just Google and Samsung. But the Samsung Tab A9+ only comes with 5g in the low end model with 4GB of ram.

There doesn’t appear to be a US version of that, that I can find.

It originally set out to be just an account-hosting instance, at a time when the major instances with the big communities would be going down as usage surged from people leaving Reddit. This way it was more responsive and reliably online. They have <10 communities hosted on the instance.

I also misunderstood the post.

I just tried searching for @[email protected] on pixelfed.social and it was not found. However I can find myself when I search for @[email protected] on pixelfed.social. So seems like you can’t.

Ah, yeah that makes sense then. They’re over 30M active users now.

Jack is still the single largest shareholder of private Bluesky stock …

Oh vraiment?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8dm0ljg4y6o

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluesky#%3A~%3Atext=It+is+owned+by+CEO%2CMike+Masnick%2C+and+Kinjal+Shah.

If anyone tells you Jack isn’t involved with BlueSky any more, you should really block them for either being willfully ignorant, or purposefully mistrustful

Sure thing. 👍

Their protocol allows for federated relay servers, but I’m not aware of anyone having done the exercise of launching one.

Hard European Tankie Left, who Administer and Moderate most of it’s instances

Weapons grade balognium. There’s ml and Lemmygrad, sure, but that’s not “most” instances by a long shot.

Jack isn’t involved with BlueSky anymore. He left the board when they told him to fuck off with his push to get rid of moderation.

I’ve got nothing to add to the other replies on your mischaracterization of antio-Zionist as anti-Semitism.

But that still just creates a new Pixelfed account which trusts the Mastodon account identity, and it must be followed separatel from the Mastodon account. And you can’t enable the SSO between existing accounts, and there’s no account migration on Pixelfed.

but I think the assumption that you’d centralize multiple AP services in a single app now feels entirely obsolete

It’s not that I want a single app, it’s that I want a single account with all my posts/data even though I’m using different apps. I don’t want to have to have so many duplicate follows across all the different fediverse apps.