That was during an earnings call, I think that has a little bit of weight to it and I’m not expecting that to be on the same level as "trust me bro". But I obviously don’t have any insider info there.
There were 100 million users after the first weekend, there’s certainly more now. Threads is using an Instagram account but people still sign up for it and have to download the app. It’s easier, but not automatic.
And this right here is 100 million monthly active users.
I don’t want to be mean (also I’m not using threads and am using mastodon and Lemmy), but threads is multiple times more a thing than Lemmy or mastodon.
Mastodon, for example, has around 1.8 million monthly active users right now, where threads has around 100 million monthly active users. That’s a factor of over 50x.
Lemmy, in comparison, has 35k active users which is roughly a factor of 3000. So yeah, threads is still a thing.
If I understand you correctly, you’re saying that governments might leave Twitter for threads and we should push so they use mastodon instead? Assuming that is what you mean, I don’t think that makes any sense.
For one, I don’t think government accounts are a main driver for social media users. No one ever said "I only use this service if the UK government has an account there". Governments go where the accounts are.
For another, you can push all you want, if it’s not something that people want to use it’s not going to work. Our best hope is for threads to actually implement activity pub and then being able to use other apps and servers, while still being connected to the "rest of the world".
The second half sounds a lot like an ad for Lemmy ^^
I tried importing my Evernote stuff into Apple notes and apparently attachments import is broken in Sonoma which is just great. Any other way to import from Evernote to Apple notes?
As of 1 july 2024 export of notes will require a paid subscription
That’s fucking ridiculous
It looks great, but I’m not sure if it’s a good fit for storing and searching documents. Do you think that might work?
If I remember correctly they had a big multiplayer issue, which was the reason why they pushed it back. Don’t know how many people they have and if everyone was trying to resolve this or if they had people that took the time to put in some extra polish in other parts of the game. Hopefully the latter.
I sound very pessimistic, I’m actually really looking forward to trying it out ^^.
It look promising and I hope it turns out great. I’m a bit skeptical though, all it takes is some glitches or frustration interactions to ruin a VR game, maybe the most important aspect is how VR games feel like and you can’t tell until you had a look yourself.
Not saying there’s anything to make me think it’s going to be bad, it’s just hard to make a truly great game.
I’d be up for it, but I guess no one else so far ^^'
Oh I’m not arguing with you there, I think activity pub should absolutely be used by governments one way or another. If for nothing else than hosting their own content.