Noticed that #Piefed autolinks URLs without https and the linkification federates to Mastodon, are there other fediverse servers that do this? Seems like a huge quality of life improvement

PieFed continues to gain integrations with Lemmy apps. Blorp (love the name) is the most recent addition, initially in the web app with a TestFlight to come.

PieFed continues to gain integrations with Lemmy apps. Blorp (love the name) is the most recent addition, initially in the web app with a TestFlight to come.

PieFed continues to gain integrations with Lemmy apps. Blorp (love the name) is the most recent addition, initially in the web app with a TestFlight to come.

We have opened up PieFed.World for registrations.
Please see the announcement post if you are curious to what PieFed is: https://piefed.world/post/237378

A large #Lemmy instance is shutting down - https://lemm.ee.
Fortunately, #PieFed provides a way to migrate the posts in all the communities on it to somewhere else!
See https://piefed.social/post/667044 for a demo.

I update the software on my Piefed server a minimum of twice a day, and even doing this, I'm always afraid I'm falling behind.
For example, these are the changes made last month: https://link.fossdle.org/post/1605. It's a huge list.
And, as a plus, unlike Lemmy, the developers are not tankies. They are great human beings. I never went to Lemmy because of the developers. I just couldn't.
I'm impressed, and I want to throw some public Kudos and thank yous toward the team.
If you would like to explore PieFed, here's the server list: https://join.piefed.social/try/
Every single #Fediverse server of all types should do this. Every one. “PieFed now includes a simple plugin engine so third parties can extend PieFed functionality without adding their code to the main #PieFed project.” https://piefed.social/post/1031211 cc: @piefed_meta

I'm going to try setting up a brand-new instance of #PieFed, software I feel has quickly become the flagship example of the awesomeness that is the #threadiverse
(Imagine if Lemmy were, um, just a lot better. That's PieFed! 😅)
Wish me luck!
cc @rimu

Today I coded something I've been dreaming about for many months - a solution to the #ActivityPub scaling problem.
The problem is that if 20 people cast 5 votes and those votes are federated to 500 servers, the instance hosting the community needs to do 20 * 5 * 500 = 50,000 network requests.
The solution is to bundle the activity up into chunks. I describe the solution and how #PieFed does it here https://peertube.wtf/w/v5aWpxjS2P4pJSn62a2AYG (probably only of interest to developers).
I have now found 1070 verified accounts from media organizations in the #Fediverse, but only on #Mastodon, #Flipboard, #Threads, #Bluesky, #Ghost and #Peertube.
Just one is on #Sharkey (👋🏻 @heiseBotti) and none on #Pixelfed, #Lemmy, #Piefed, #Misskey & Co. Are there really none there, or did I miss some?
We have opened up PieFed.World for registrations.
Please see the announcement post if you are curious to what PieFed is: https://piefed.world/post/237378
Today I coded something I've been dreaming about for many months - a solution to the #ActivityPub scaling problem.
The problem is that if 20 people cast 5 votes and those votes are federated to 500 servers, the instance hosting the community needs to do 20 * 5 * 500 = 50,000 network requests.
The solution is to bundle the activity up into chunks. I describe the solution and how #PieFed does it here https://peertube.wtf/w/v5aWpxjS2P4pJSn62a2AYG (probably only of interest to developers).
PieFed is seeing a surge in new users as a prominent Lemmy server retires, lemm.ee
> PieFed is seeing a surge in new users as a prominent Lemmy server retires, lemm.ee
#PieFed is a cool project so while I'm always sad to see a well-used fediverse service die, this is definitely a silver lining.
While we're talking about the #threadiverse, I just came across a community that hosts itself;
Making it effectively independent of account-hosting aggregator services like lemm.ee. In the absence of fully federated groups, this seems sensible.

PieFed is seeing a surge in new users as a prominent Lemmy server retires, lemm.ee