Define it.

It doesn't matter, they all federate, but it gives you a nice starting point that you can feel at home in, and that isn't owned by a corporation that's "forced" to do evil shit by an evil government.

I want you to get out of this place before it sinks and am happy to be your friend to guide you!

ou commies and anarchists can come join mine at hub.workersofthe.world , but there are awesome instances out there for everyone, whether you want to join a simple general regional one like mstdn.ca or a silly dragon-themed one like derg.social .

Every government on the entire planet could literally outlaw the Fediverse and it would still be around, and still be free. You can't stop decentralized media; it'd be like banning having a computer — and that's probably what they would have to do if they wanted to even put a dent in us.

It's a bit of a pain if you have a lot of connections, but please move to hub.workersofthe.world or consider migration to another ActivityPub instance. #WotW (2/2)

Apologies for the whiplash, and hopefully it doesn't come to that, as I really like a lot of Hubzilla features, but I personally see the inability to fully federate with many instances to be a deal-breaker. (5/5)

I've done a lot of testing and a lot of fussing with things, and have concluded that there must just be something weird between running Hubzilla behind Cloudflare, and certain privacy or security settings enabled by some Mastodon admins, (2/5)

I've talked to meow.social's admin and it doesn't seem to be on their end, so I don't know what's going on, but seeing if someone on that side can initiate the connection with me might help.
@Comrade Ferret
Thank you! (2/2)

It might be particularly handy for you and your different accounts on different instances for different languages.
It also chugs a whole lot less. I never did figure out why Friendica is so slow. (4/4)

Registrations are open if you wanna play around in it and help me test it: hub.workersofthe.world (11/11)

Imagine something like a cross between Livejournal and Old Facebook in terms of its UI, where you can do anything from post to walls, to start private chats, to host files and images, to create a website or a wiki. I can see what people mean when talking about it: It's very powerful. (3/11)

My domain doesn't seem to be on your block list. Is there a setting that might prevent a Mastodon instance from being reachable by Hubzilla? (2/2)

You know how cyberpunk as a genre is generally ultimately critical of capitalism, transhumanism, the alienizing aspects of tech, and such? Yeah, Cyberpunk plays all that shit straight instead. 2077 is easily the most progressive entry in the series. (2/2)

So generally, if someone tells you something is a dogwhistle, it's best to err on the side of caution to believe them. Ask them to explain it, but don't discount it; act on it.
*(also I never actually liked World of Warcraft) (10/10)

* I'm an early adopter. (old.)
* I likely played or at least am familiar with World of Warcraft.
And this means they can talk to me about other things. They know that if they say, "Leather belt!" I'll likely find it funny. (3/10)