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Just made a quick tool to visualize the network of Mastodon instances: https://github.com/dlozeve/mastodon-network
Inspired by this post by @judell: https://mastodon.social/@judell/110147142486697213
I exported the list of people I follow from mastodon.social to social.coop. I guess I'll wait a while before transplanting the people associated with those lists. Meanwhile I'm interested to hear from others who've done this. Did everyone show up? After how long?
Hmm. I suppose some of those will show up as requests to follow so I'll need to wait on approvals for those.
đź”– GraphQL: From Excitement to Deception | by Raphael Moutard | Mar, 2023 | Better Programming https://betterprogramming.pub/graphql-from-excitement-to-deception-f81f7c95b7cf
đź“ť A well structured, thoughtful and in-depth article on some of the hidden and not-so-hidden costs of GraphQL. Caveat emptor!
@e_es I'm using #Steampipe, https://steampipe.io, with the Mastodon plugin, https://hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/mastodon
See also https://blog.jonudell.net/2023/01/16/mastodon-relationship-graphs/
Is there really no way on #Mastodon to see whose boosts I have muted so I can unmute them? (Short of checking every profile manually)
This relationship graph maps the servers in my recent home timeline. The arrows mean that someone on the origin server boosted someone on the target server.
I think it's a good way to answer the question: "Is it really possible to interact effectively across a network of diverse Mastodon servers?"
@[email protected] Here's one way, using https://hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/mastodon.
You could install #Steampipe plus the Mastodon plugin to run queries like this. Alternatively you could do it in cloud.steampipe.io.
Dimitri Lozeve 
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