A client for Matrix. It's the nicest one I've tried so far.
so vibrant!
thanks to your cat for the content!
huh that's weird. Are you using the Play Store version? they broke the android app for a short while before pushing a fix a little a while ago. Maybe the play store version is behind and just now experiencing that? Right now on GrapheneOS the app installed with obtainium works fine on my phone.
I thought "artificial superintelligence" (ASI) is just another way to say AGI, rather than specifically Trump's forced buzzword.
I hadn't heard of A Modest Proposal before, but I just went and read it, and wow. I'm not sure what I was expecting but that was a crazy read. I don't think I'll forget about it for a long time.
I saw this series on steam and was interested, but I wasn't sure how much of a commitment it would be to get into one of the games. How long does it take to learn?
Order of the Sinking Star is a really expansive & interesting game. Unfortunate that Jonathan Blow is such a MAGA asshole
"hello there" / 10
there's so many different patterns in this! it looks great
wow, those colors are so nice!
but what do I do if I already took the pledge?
cross-posted from: https://leminal.space/post/40562232
From Fluxer's updated roadmap on their website
See the polyproto website they linked here
I hadn't heard of this protocol before, but the possibility of transferring accounts between homeservers sounds exciting!
Here's the text from the screenshot:
Federation lets people on different instances talk to each other as if they were on the same service, the way email works across providers. Fluxer's federation will be based on polyproto-core, a specification from the polyproto project, with our own extensions on top. polyproto is still young, and we hope that building a real implementation of it, and sharing what we learn, helps the specification mature and benefits everyone else who builds on it.
polyproto-core describes an identity that works across servers. Your identity is anchored on your home server and looks like name@domain. Behind it is a certificate that your home server signs over a key created on your device. To prove who you are to another server, your device signs a challenge from that server, so one identity works across servers and you don't need a separate account on each. Messages are signed by the sender, so a server you visit can't forge messages from you without being detected, as long as your home server and your device haven't been compromised. The specification also defines how to move to a new home server.
polyproto-core is an early beta specification maintained by the Polyphony project. As of October 2026 it is at v1.0-beta.13. It focuses on identity and leaves message formats and chat features to extensions. We'll write our own extensions for Fluxer's features and propose changes to the protocol where they would help others too.
We'll publish an experimental draft pull request in 2026 that you can try and give feedback on. The stable release follows in 2027. Until the draft is up, the discussion happens in Fluxer Labs, and you're welcome to join in.
You can already sign in to several instances from one app. You sign in to each instance separately and switch between them. The mobile apps already support several instances and accounts, and the desktop app gets the same in early October 2026 with the update described in #2.
From Fluxer's updated roadmap on their website
See the polyproto website they linked here
I hadn't heard of this protocol before, but the possibility of transferring accounts between homeservers sounds exciting!
Here's the text from the screenshot:
Federation lets people on different instances talk to each other as if they were on the same service, the way email works across providers. Fluxer's federation will be based on polyproto-core, a specification from the polyproto project, with our own extensions on top. polyproto is still young, and we hope that building a real implementation of it, and sharing what we learn, helps the specification mature and benefits everyone else who builds on it.
polyproto-core describes an identity that works across servers. Your identity is anchored on your home server and looks like name@domain. Behind it is a certificate that your home server signs over a key created on your device. To prove who you are to another server, your device signs a challenge from that server, so one identity works across servers and you don't need a separate account on each. Messages are signed by the sender, so a server you visit can't forge messages from you without being detected, as long as your home server and your device haven't been compromised. The specification also defines how to move to a new home server.
polyproto-core is an early beta specification maintained by the Polyphony project. As of October 2026 it is at v1.0-beta.13. It focuses on identity and leaves message formats and chat features to extensions. We'll write our own extensions for Fluxer's features and propose changes to the protocol where they would help others too.
We'll publish an experimental draft pull request in 2026 that you can try and give feedback on. The stable release follows in 2027. Until the draft is up, the discussion happens in Fluxer Labs, and you're welcome to join in.
You can already sign in to several instances from one app. You sign in to each instance separately and switch between them. The mobile apps already support several instances and accounts, and the desktop app gets the same in early October 2026 with the update described in #2.
cross-posted from: https://leminal.space/post/40418939
Catppuccin Mauve my beloved.
CachyOS's Niri install came pretty barebones, so it took a lot of configuring and troubleshooting, especially since it's my first time using something other than GNOME/KDE. But I'm really happy with how it turned out! The scrolling tiling behavior is really cool, and I love using workspaces. I've even come to appreciate window tabbing. Being able to apply transparency to any window is so fun.
Not sure what other details are needed that aren't present in the screenshot. Let me know if you want to know anything!
Catppuccin Mauve my beloved.
CachyOS's Niri install came pretty barebones, so it took a lot of configuring and troubleshooting, especially since it's my first time using something other than GNOME/KDE. But I'm really happy with how it turned out! The scrolling tiling behavior is really cool, and I love using workspaces. I've even come to appreciate window tabbing. Being able to apply transparency to any window is so fun.
Not sure what other details are needed that aren't present in the screenshot. Let me know if you want to know anything!
I've heard we're severely lacking in content here on lemmy, so I've come to save the day with my debut on funhole
A tiny project I've been working on while my hands haven't been doing great
Ombre yarn is so pretty to make into plushies... I almost wanted to turn the rose one into a strawberry cat kind of design, but I don't have the right green yarn to do it sadly
Some crocheted kitties I made recently! I only started crocheting a couple months ago, and I've gotten a little obsessed with making these. they're pretty simple, but they're nice. great as little gifts!
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