cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/26769543
Its you, me, PubJesus and a bunch of RSS bots. Just how I like it.
Edit: pugjesus oops
this post was submitted on 03 Apr 2026
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PubJesus is PugJesus' cousin who posts exclusively
Hi, your obedient RSS bot here.
Beep boop
Don’t forget cm002
Beep boop
Checks out
It's really just me and an army of alts talking to myself.
How do you do, fello bot
Wait, you're not an alt of Kolanaki? GET EM!
And we're all wicked into politically charged shitposts
I'm afraid I just federated myself
Tens of us!
shit is it solipsism saturday already?
I have no idea what I’m doing and I’m not having a good time but I am indeed here
Well you got an account made, and that’s a start! Lemmy’s UI may feel familiar if you’re an old.reddit user. There are apps like Voyager that feel like spiritual successors to AlienBlue and Apollo, so if you used those apps before they were killed, you’ll feel right at home.
The best way I’ve seen to describe the platform is to think of it like email. An @gmail account can send email to an @yahoo account just fine. The specific platform is agnostic because they all use the same email backend. That’s essentially how federation works, with a bunch of different servers/instances agreeing to use the same data sharing backend.
So you’re on lemmy.zip, so you’ll be able to see and interact with any instances that lemmy.zip is federated with. Federation is simply the decision to actively share that data. And defederation is when a server chooses not to share data with another instance. One of the biggest impacts your server choice makes is which instances it is federated/defederated with. That will determine which communities you can access, as you’ll only be able to see communities on local or federated instances.
The one big caveat is that defederating from an instance won’t stop you seeing posts from those users on another instance. For example, I’m on dbzer0. Let’s say dbzer0 and zip decide to defederate. You’d stop seeing communities on dbzer0, and vice versa. But if I posted to lemmy.world, you’d be able to see my post as long as you’re still federated with lemmy.world. The third instance (lemmy.world, in this example) essentially acts as a proxy to allow both to see each other. So defederation isn’t the same thing as a filter or block, as it only stops you from seeing things that are posted on that defederated instance.
My comment was tongue-in-cheek but I do appreciate that you took the time to make me feel comfortable. I was on Reddit for near 15 years and, when it was around, Apollo was my go to. When Apollo eventually had to end I’ve been in denial about the degradation of Reddit ever since. Anyway thank you for the welcome and the information I’m excited to explore lemmy!
And we all hate ML
Hate is a strong word. They're really cool most of the time, but sometimes you roll your eyes, but it's never something to be hated for.
They’re only “really cool” because the ml admins are so heavy handed with moderation. From the outside looking in, it looks like calm waters. But dig into the modlog, and you’ll quickly discover that it’s only calm because the admins only leave a very small and tightly controlled window for discourse.
.ml subs are weird, but .ml users are chill
Eh, some of those folks do have hateable opinions, but I understand your point. You truly are a happy little frog.
Thank you :3
:(
Not you, you're cool
Except those of us who are Marxist Leninists :p
(not that I am lol)
... or car enthusiast (Meecedes Benz ML)
Machine Learning?
Dozens!
Im doing my part! 🫡
Hi.