You guys have got ads on Sync? I haven’t and I’m still using the free version.
I wouldn’t recommend Sync at this stage anymore as the lone developer is gone completely AFK for months.
Despite charging £100 for a premium app tier…
Do yourself a favour and use something else. At some point I’ll try out Connect.
See, I’ve joined, but why the need for another gaming community?
We could have those kinds of discussion on all the others too?
The prefix and suffix stars, man…
As far as I understand, this isn’t quite right (unless it’s changed recently).
If A defeds B, then A no longer sends new posts to B, accepts comments or posts from B users, or receives new posts from B. Any comments from B users on A’s old posts (made before defederation) are no longer acknowledged by A.
I think A users can still interact with B’s posts, but then I haven’t seen any beehaw users in forever. So perhaps not?
C can obviously still interact with both A and B posts normally. On posts from C, both A and B users can still interact.
So, in short defederation creates a hard wall preventing interaction between A and B. The only way A and B users can interact is on C.
It’s unfortunate as beehaw would have benefitted from a uni-directional defederation (i.e. preventing .world users from posting on beehaw, but not preventing .beehaw users from posting on .world. Unfortunately, it’s both.)
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Using Sync. Not seen a single ad so far.
I’ll probably pay for it at some point when I have the spare cash, to support a dedicated developer.
Sync is also being actively developed. It’s getting updated far faster and is far more feature rich than most Lemmy apps I’ve tried so far.
Think the Sync dev said he spent 60 hour weeks working about 6 weeks to get Sync for Lemmy up.
I don’t know how it stacks up but there’s also DuckDuckGo’s browser - it has the added benefit of ‘App Tracking Protection’ which stops other apps from collecting data in the background by using a local VPN. Crazy how much it blocks - even for apps that haven’t been launched at all recently.
Why not eat the other too?
Please could you provide a better summary then? I must have missed the point, because I’m genuinely not understanding how the fediverse is EEE-resistant.
The Mastodon Dev says it’s not a concern because of brand recognition.
That’s not a defense mechanism lol.
Yeah, I’d like to see an actual explanation of why the Fediverse is insulated from EEE aside from ‘Mastodon brand recognition’.
Yeah, using compact.