So you can manually put your laundry inside it, go to your bed and tell the machine to wash it like you didn’t had to get up to put your laundry inside it.

For sure guinea pigs would evolve into capybaras

Oh, I tried to say that I can see and even follow this Threads account, so probably Kbin is still federated! Sorry if it wasn’t clear

Well, if you’re right, Kbin looks to not have defederated Threads

Is there any way for me to know if a Kbin instance also blocked Threads?

Oh, thanks for showing the other side! Like always, things are not just black and white.
I have never heard about Melroy before, but I was scared by the last comment. It’s nice to hear that there are nice people working on this branch :)

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That makes sense!

For my basic knowledge working side by side with a lot of devs, I totally agree with the way Ernest thinks. It’s essential for a product that’s growing up to have a solid core that will not need to be rewrote in the near future.

But also, as an user, I keep wishing we could see more features, like the API for mobile apps.

I mean, besides what Ernest and Melroy thinks that’s the right way, there’s also what the users need, what the users want and what the project needs to escalate (new features vs core rewriting). And probably there’s not a right answer for that.

Honest question: what’s the reason to make a fork instead of contributing do kbin itself?

Thanks for explaining!
Now I know it’s almost like they’re asking for me to uninstall their app!

Same here! Many years ago I paid for a lifetime subscription and I really don’t regret it (but only because it was an one-time payment for life).

Watch out, he’s going to virtually punch you until you upvote his comment, like a real man would do

You mean when violence was more aceptable than talking? Of course I remember (even because it still exists) and I’m very happy that society is evolving

I bet that someone is going to code an AdBlock 5 minutes after it being launched publicly

They probably still are the owners of the device and would make you pay for a new one right when they discover that you’re not generating revenue anymore.

I had never heard of it before and I liked the concept, but to me it looks like a lot of work for users to connect to each other via QR codes, making it impracticable for a lot of people, don’t it?

I think that the answer for all your questions is “no”.

So, just to understand it better: Lemmy counts only accounts registered at Lemmy’s instances? It wouldn’t count count me as an user (even commenting at Lemmy’s communities) because my account is from Kbin, that’s right?