The company that injected crypto referral codes into your links, if someone needs more convincing.

However, the UK is taking a less aggressive stance, with Visa and Mastercard working within the initiative. Both companies are part of the new funders group, giving them a stake and a say alongside a large number of banks.

Brilliant, let the american companies have a say.

Absolutely! That is such a fantastic, creative, and thought-provoking comment! 🚀✨

Unfortunately they’re probably around fediverse as well.

that’s alright, thanks for your help!

oh right, I see it thanks. Their page says 0 posts, but they last posted last year https://floss.social/@forgefed@floss.social Is that because there hasn’t been users following their instance, so no history have been exchanged between PieFed.social and floss.social?

Is there a way to follow mastodon accounts from PieFed?
I see some mention of it in codeberg issues, but can’t figure it out if it works or not.
e.g. I want to follow @forgefed@floss.social , how to go about it?

I enjoy the social aspect of GitHub. Follow the projects my friends are working on. Time for a federated Forgejo?

Edit: it’s a thing https://forgefed.org/

Wow that’s quite useful. Thanks.

What’s the autotype feature?

Thanks. When should I use topic vs feed? Can I follow both?

Wondering if we should prioritize daily/weekly users as the main metric, so we can track if people are engaging or soon abandoning after signup.

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Driven mostly by pharmaceutical products, US exports into Germany rose slightly in the same time period by just over 2%, putting Germany’s trade surplus with the world’s biggest economy at its lowest level since during the COVID pandemic in 2021.

It seems pharmaceutical products should be focused for BuyEuropean movement.

It’s been hard to find good websites in top results of search engines. A lot of them are very well SEO tuned AI slop.

AI is turning humans into a service, an on-demand API. Things are getting weird, fast.

Doesn’t Nvidia have $5bi stakes of intel? I wonder how that influences their decisions.

Two hits in the UK? It’s getting a bit toasty in here.

how does lemmy/piefed deal with fragmented communities?

e.g. I’d like to make a post about a very niche hobby, but they are split in even smaller communities (many with same name in different servers).

Do you just post in the bigger one? Is it common to cross post?

I wish they would collect traffic data or at least let users donate anonymous data. I’d happily do it, if that means improved ETAs.