formerly known as @squirrel@discuss.tchncs.de or @squirrel@piefed.zip or @squirrel@piefed.kobel.fyi
I’m using it to track what books I’ve read and to discover new books to read by following others. But you can also create read later lists, write and read reviews, rate books, comment on others reviews or status updates. Also, every time a book isn’t available on Bookwyrm I enjoy to enter the metadata and make it available for everyone.
I created a Mastodon account in 2022 when Musk took over Twitter, but wasn’t really active there. When Reddit closed down their API in 2023 I started using Lemmy daily. Now I’m on Mastodon, Lemmy, PieFed, PeerTube, Bookwyrm and more. Love the fediverse!
It’s delicious
Poppy seed cheesecake
The tickets for Fediretreat are selling fast. Grab yours now!
Bought a refurbished Thinkpad T480s a year ago. It got me back into Linux on the desktop which brought a lot of joy into my computing life.
disguise them in grumpy commit messages like a professional
If you’ve never heard about it:
The Button is a social experiment game where the objective is to press a button.
Yes. You read that right.
Don’t trust the ref link
Trust this ref link: https://thebutton.lemmy.zip/?ref=S497HU
Someday I’ll live there in my flat moon flat.
I can’t, because of adhd. If I want to listen to a whole album I put it on headphones and go for a walk.
!dailygames@lemmy.zip because everyone needs a break and play some dailygames once in a while
TetrisGYM, a ROM that’s also used in official tetris tournaments
YouTube, Qobuz (human curated recommendations) and Lemmy/PieFed
I loved the old fediverse report. Ever since the NLnet grant there’s often bluesky stuff mixed in in the fediverse articles. It has changed a lot and it makes me a bit sad.
There seems to be room for a new fediverse report that sticks to reporting on what happens in the fediverse.
PieFed has been mentioned in the fediverse report on connectedplaces.online from time to time. It’s mentioned in an article discussing Discord alternatives. It’s also mentioned in their glossary of social networks:
link aggregator platforms on the fediverse, such as Lemmy and Piefed
Edit: It’s also mentioned in this article by Elena Rossini
Good old Autism :0.9 times
Before most trolling became toxic, there was the variant of light trolling which was nice and very fun. I remember one person presenting a talk at a hacker conference about trolling, but all they did was talking about trolling as in fishing… for the whole talk. It was a nice way to waste everyone’s time.