it's crazy how quickly it's been gaining the votes over the past 24 hours. the deadline is tomorrow, with at least 20k more votes required. a Mastodon post from 5 hours ago indicated that it needed 165k (!!!) back then.
edit: gained another thousand since I posted this
reddit used to only show a certain amount of comments (1000?) sorted by each category when checking an account (1000 newest, 1000 most voted, 1000 most controversial and so on), so your old comments wouldn't show up that way but would still be visible in the threads they were posted in. a few months ago they've changed that and now you get to see all of them.
DuckDuckGo, Startpage, Qwant, Ecosia... the last two have been working together to make their own index, hopefully it's going to be usable by then.
no no no nonononono come back and post it
they've added it earlier this year.
which projection is that?
oh I just mashed a few different people into one imaginary scenario. my Mastodon admin is a random Dutch guy (stux is the admin of mstdn.social, masto.ai, mastodon.coffee, gram.social and pixey.org), and I use some services on hostux.network (mostly their FreshRSS instance), a French hacker community. I used to store my Youtube subscriptions on several Invidious/Piped instances over the years, until I resorted to putting them in the RSS reader as well. my Matrix account is currently on the flagship instance, but since it's big and slow, I'm considering moving to some smaller entity in the future.
community (following and followers), yes. posts, not always. Mastodon migration doesn't support migrating your posts at the moment, for example.
I've reached a point where I'm much more likely to store my data with a random furry hacker hosting their service in Netherlands than a big tech corpo.
in this particular case you're actually supposed to ship them into the sun.
~~14,000~~ 13,000 now!