The dev does plan to open source it I believe.

Yes, it does.

I realised some time back that my first name backwards made me sound like a knight. I’ve failed to utilise this in usernames except maybe once.

Chaos is a brilliant multiplayer turn-based strategy game.
Lemmings is the perfect puzzle game (also shameless plug for !lemmings)

Is the pilot a cat?

All my links appear to have been rewritten there - if you need to copy/paste try these:

!lemmings@lemmings.world

@lemmings@lemmings.world

Takahē are going to try implementing it too, once Bluesky are ready to federate.

I think they just get marked as deleted, and what is supposed to happen is that the deleted comment gets picked up through federation and the destination server should delete their local copy. Sounds like that isn’t happening between Lemmy and Mastodon.

There’s some I haven’t used, but Kbin will do Mastodon-style microblogging and Lemmy-style threads, so that’s the best of both worlds. I don’t think the private messaging function works on it yet though.

I think the point was that we don’t need to use the sketchy service.

To prove you’re not a robot, click on all the pictures of robots.

“Bot account” identifies the account as being controlled by robots.
“Show bot accounts” says that you want to see those accounts run by robots.

Companies can host Mastodon (or Lemmy or whatever) on their own domain. That way they have control over the instance and it implicitly verifies their account as official. Raspberry Pi already do this (raspberrypi.social).

My Instagram account won’t let me follow anybody for some reason (cites protection of users or somesuch). I never use it anyway. I’ve requested a data download and will delete it imminently, as it is completely useless to me.
May as well avoid them accidentally creating me a Threads account I don’t want.

Not yet, but there are a couple coming, eg. !ArtemisApp

Friendica, apparently. I’ve never used it.

You can interact on both platforms using one account, but the best experience is to have an account on each - Lemmy communities don’t work very well on Mastodon, and Mastodon users can’t be followed from Lemmy. Kbin is the middle ground which can do both.

feddit.uk is an active one, if you don’t have any luck at the café.