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What are some features you would like to see in a Mastodon app?

  • At least on iOS, Mona has this.

    • Apps saying goodbye to Reddit and immediately becoming fediverse apps instead

  • I set up a self host version of it late last night. It now runs much more smoothly for me. I do agree it feels almost native at this point :)

    • Apps saying goodbye to Reddit and immediately becoming fediverse apps instead

  • For iOS as well?

    • So how long until the Fediverse is monetized?

  • Infosec.Exchange, Infosec.Pub, and Fedia.io (and all other Fedi projects run by Jerry) are funded by donations too. AFAIK, it is working well for the moment.

    • Apps saying goodbye to Reddit and immediately becoming fediverse apps instead

  • Also, and this is a little vain/stupid I guess, but I hate the name and icon of Squabbles. Makes it seems like it’s a platform to argue, not be a community.

    • Apps saying goodbye to Reddit and immediately becoming fediverse apps instead

  • I’d agree. Wefwef is great, although it isn’t as smooth as a native app it seems. But it’s very good regardless. May also be it is a little iffy with iOS 17? Not sure.

    • Apps saying goodbye to Reddit and immediately becoming fediverse apps instead

  • I would love to see them bring Sync and/or Boost to iOS with this, but I doubt it. But Wefwef and Memmy are great

    • Any suggestions on noise cancelling ear buds?

  • Yeah I have the APP2. Noise canceling is very good, but I feel like they don’t stay in my ears. My pixel buds never came out, but the APP2 regularly do.

    • Best Providers for hosting a Lemmy Instance?

  • If you're willing to do the full VPS route like it seems, check out Hetzner. In my experience, it has higher resources at a lower cost than other providers like DO.

    • So, what do you think about Lemmy/kbin so far?

  • If something like multi-reddit comes about in Lemmy, I believe it could solve that issue. Just make a multi-reddit of what is the same community (roughly) over multiple servers. It won't solve the problem of duplicate posts though. But Reddit had the same issue at times, where multiple subreddits for the same topic existed, although generally it merged down into a single subreddit that was actually useful.