Brome

@snoopy J’ai pas testé, mais il me semble que #Pixelfed permet de se logger avec un compte Mastodon. C’est pas vraiment ce que tu cherches mais ça montre une volonté d’aller un peu dans ce sens.

pixelfed.blog/p/2023/feature/introducing-sign-in-with-mastodon-streamlining-sign-up-and-login-on-pixelfed

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@jomn @testfediverse
Pour info, voici ce qu’on voit depuis kbin :

@livus@kbin.social To be honest, the thing that made me give up on kbin, a few months ago, was the federation problem between kbin and other services.

The thing is, I have a lot more followers on Firefish than on kbin, and I’d like to be able to boost kbin content with my Firefish account to make it discoverable for people who follow me. But boosting is impossible for “link” type posts, which make up a large portion of the content posted on kbin.

Also, even though I was able to boost “thread” type posts, they didn’t look great on Firefish or Mastodon. Especially on Mastodon where they were reduced to a simple link pointing to the original kbin post, which is not very engaging.

I’m really looking forward to seeing these issues fixed. I think the threadiverse and the micro-blogging communities could benefit a lot from being able to correctly communicate with eachother.

@livus@kbin.social Thanks for noticing! 😉

Yes I’m going to catch up with all the changes that happened. It’s cool to hear that Ernest is still here. One of the last things I remember hearing from here when I was active on kbin was that he was considering stepping out of the project and giving the keys to someone else.

@livus@kbin.social Thanks for the info, I didn’t know that!

I must admit I’ve neglected my longboard and moviesFr Kbin communities. I’m glad to learn that this automated process exists. Not only is it a good idea to ensure that magazines can survive and be maintained, but it also makes me want to get back to them and take care to them, because I don’t necessarily want someone else to take over. 😄

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@Brome@kbin.social Plutôt que de faire confiance à ma mémoire (imparfaite et subjective), je suis allé·e fouiller mon classement Movielens en partant de la fin, et voici les 11 films de SF auxquels j’ai mis une note de 1/5 ou moins :

1. Highlander II: The Quickening (1991)
2. Paradox Alice (2012)
3. Star Wars I - The Phantom Menace (1999)
4. AVP: Alien Vs Predator (2004)
5. Nirvana (1997)
6. Godzilla (1998)
7. Fortress (1992)
8. Natural City (내츄럴 시티, 2003)
9. Doom (2005)
10. X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
11. Doors (2021)

EDIT: j’ai changé l’ordre, car même si les 5 premiers avaient tous la même note de 0,5/5, Highlander II et Paradox Alice sont tout de même bien pires que Star Wars I, qui ne méritait pas de se trouver devant eux sur cette liste.