Product, QA & marketing @ #GreatApe
I'm searchable.
Putting the sauce in awesome.
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The people have spoken, and I will abide by the results of the poll.
I'm migrating this account to https://calckey.social
There's a new #Calckey server for #Polish speakers! Check it out:
I'm celebrating with some kielbasa and grodziskie!
Na zdrowie!
It just happened!
https://misskey.io overtook https://mastodon.online!
As tabulated by FediDB, it is now the 5th largest Fediverse server!
This is quite symbolic because, for the first time, #Misskey's flagship server now has more users than one of #Mastodon's flagship servers!
This is dramatic!
https://misskey.io is 4 users away from overtaking https://mastodon.online as the 6th largest server on the Fediverse!
At least according to FediDB:
I just embedded a search engine into a #Calckey post.
How did I do that?
By typing the following line into a post:
Calckey [search]
Take a look for yourselves here:
#Bluesky engineer Jake Gold confirmed to me that a PDS can opt out of BGS indexing.
Which also tells me that AT protocol (and Bluesky) will allow defederation.
So there you have it, @gruber.
If you use AT protocol, you will be able to defederate from other servers for both petulant and non-petulant reasons.
Hey @gruber, how will #Bluesky be tangibly different from Mastodon?
Because with what Bluesky devs are telling me, defederation with AT protocol should be possible.
It would be incredible on Bluesky’s part if a server couldn’t defederate.
So I’m right. A BGS is basically Google.
Theoretically, that can happen with #ActivityPub too. It’s just not everyone wants this.
Okay, I got an answer from Jake Gold, who works at #Bluesky.
A BGS has relay functionality, but it also stores and indexes data too.
Basically, a BGS is Google.
Another way #Calckey is similar to #WordPress is the cloud storage options.
Yes, like #Twitter, Calckey can store photos and videos.
But like WordPress, Calckey can also host documents, audio, and even zip files on your drive!
How cool is that?
See screenshot.
