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  • I still can't make sense of Mastodon threads.

    The problem I see with almost every Fedi product is that they just try to clone whatever is popular instead of considering what makes sense.

    Character limits make absolutely no sense.

    Tagging 12 different fuckin people automatically 34 replies down the thread makes no sense.

    The layout and the way it's displayed makes no sense.

    It makes no sense for PixelFed to federate with other micro-blogging services or to include the teeny tiny fucking buttons.

    Lemmy has very easy to follow and legible threads but Twitter/Mastodon ones just confuse the absolute fuck out of me.

  • didn't we create and use fediverse software like Mastodon, Lemmy, PixelFed etc in large part to escape the constant hate-baiting and algorithmic manipulation of companies like Meta?

    "We" created the Fedi to have interoperable systems and to give users autonomy over their accounts and their feeds. That's why there's an option for users to block other users and even entire servers.

    Why are so many in the fediverse prepared to throw their fellow fediverse users under the bus

    No one is doing that.

    If Threads was a fediverse instance, it would've been defederated from by just about everyone by now.

    True.

    Why are some people bending over backwards to give Meta a free pass?

    No one wants to give Meta a "free pass". We want a way for Meta users to see that they can leave the platform, escape the ads and data-mining without losing access to their friends, family, news, etc. It's specifically because Meta is so terrible that we want to federate.

    You see it as the Fediverse promoting Meta but we see the opposite.

    'Wait and see' I hear people say

    I've literally never seen anyone say this except FediPacters as a strawman. No one needs to "wait and see". We know exactly what we're getting.

  • I don't believe the small phone gang is small, we just have one option: a pretty expensive iPhone mini.

    You have it backwards. You have no options because your gang is too small. You used to have options but the market has moved far far away from that.

  • Quality control is a problem with every product. Once you reach a certain point it just makes more financial sense to fix any issues when they're discovered and reported by the consumer rather than going over it with a microscope. Most consumers don't care about panel gaps.

    Until someone completes and publishes a scientific study on the matter, and compares them to other OEMs, I'll continue to assume that these are just anecdotes from click-hungry publications that know anything to do with Tesla or Elon drives clicks, because everyone I know and every Tesla I've seen (with the exception of S/X) is totally fine.

  • Just in case anyone thinks this is a problem with Teslas, I have driven mine through several dozen heavy rainstorms and even a hurricane and my Tesla does just fine in that.

    And as everyone knows, science is comprised of my personal experience.