But you can't make users setup servers for feeds. Content creators don't want to do that. You need simple settings similar to the reply settings.

2/n

MIT Open Courseware has been around for a while now as just one example of how "finally" may not be the best choice of words here.

I think we all need a drink at this point. This is a cask proof week

For some reason I immediately thought of the precogs in Minority Report

One example of issues with adoption of decentralized social media for the masses. I can get friends and family to sign-up for Bluesky, but the picking a server part of Mastodon, for example, was too much.

Sign-up friction has to minimal.

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Restart the app if you don’t see it in the search page

Whoa!! @bsky.app now has trending videos!!!

Also it would be nice to see a typing indicator if the original author of the thread is crafting a new post

The worst case of this I have ever see is Xitter’s “Show less often button”. I would be hard pressed to find a UX that pisses me off more than this. It’s like the internet equivalent of the elevator door close button. Less often? How frequently is that? What if I want to never see type again?

I’m irrationally mad about this. This article thinks that buying a plastic food container, that is specifically made for storing onions mind you. Is a “hack” for….wait for it…storing onions. I’m not sure they know what that word means

@bsky.app the flexibility of this mute feature is so nice!

Number 11 is especially funny for someone to have written down

Given the rate of absurd cabinet appointments and ideas spilling out there is even money the next proposal will be remodeling the Whitehouse into…