We will see, unless there is an “official” announcement of some sort for the exacts contents of that github repo prior to preorder closing.

The current README contents do not do justice.

Open Source “OS” ? Did they intentionally forget a statement or two around someone else’s IP ?

Anyone of the github contributors care to explain what their repo’s content will exactly be? https://github.com/pebble-dev/pebble-nonfree

On a bit serious note, flux.1 model is pretty good…

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From the future…! https://www.fcc.gov/cybersecurity-certification-mark

One day a lizard had an idea which as it hopefully should turn out, made the whole jungle follow it.

This business idea / revenue model will get people killed.

This goes a lot deeper than outsiders of this industry can simply imagine.

limited regulated

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https://wefwef.app/ advertised as mobile-first client for Lemmy

https://lemmy.world/post/367599

Things are moving fast. Let’s see how it turns out to be atleast until we get Apollo/Boost/Thunder etc with multi-platform feature parity.

Thanks for the chuckle! Think of SSO which lets you sign-in across distributed networks (but this shouldn’t be anything more than that; especially for any sort of configuration)

Thanks for the link! A content aggregator is not addressing the actual problem statement. Especially not useful for now when they don’t serve up-to-date content: https://postimg.cc/218LVQdF

Just noticed “tooot” on Apple App Store… I’ll pass on that.

Edit: Things are shaky with kbin read author’s announcement: https://apollo.town/post/34644

I do get the “distributed” nature of networks and the underlying philosophy, but only if there’s a common interface where lemmy/mastodon or other similar network created accounts can be used seamlessly in addition to the current behavior.