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blog.gamepad.club | ||
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astro-paper.pages.dev
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| | | | | In the recent few weeks, like millions of people, I jumped on the Mastodon bandwagon. After over a decade on Twitter, I was ready for something else. And Musk's clown-show gave me the push I needed to do a leap of faith. | |
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matrixdreams.com
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| | | | | I have a new project that I have been playing with. Matt's Node is a WordPress blog that runs as an entity on the fediverse. In other words, I have a Mastodon Instance of one. This has not been without a few problems. Being findable on Mastodon instances is erratic. [...] | |
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blog.thms.uk
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| | | | | Mastodon doesn't always show replies to posts from other instances. This post explores several ways to improve reply visibility and make conversations feel more complete. | |
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nurkiewicz.com
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| | | After many dramatic events around Twitter lately, many people, including myself, began experimenting with Mastodon. Superficially it's an open-source clone of the former that anyone can deploy and host. However, once you look deeper, it's actually a completely different philosophy and architecture. Let's focus on how Mastodon federated network is built. To understand the difference, we'll start from scratch. | ||
