Hugo Gameiro @hugo@masto.pt
@DJPRMF esta implementação dos widgets em iOS parece-me feia. Tudo a monte...
@ondra well, if I recall correctly, before only comments from users that were federating with an instance would display. Now all comments federated (if no block/silence is applied to user/instance).
I follow some people that default post setting is followers only. Still, there are other factors, like you would not interact with posts if you don't have an account, the usability is completely different, etc.
@maique Same here. First time I was thinking: I messed up the install, this thing is not federating :)
@ondra I feel it's actually much better right now, I remember the old days when virtually no comments would sync :)
Still, what you describe is possible but if the privacy of the post is set to public. For followers only posts, that will not work.
@eloisa obrigado :)
Currently in Mastodon development testing there is this new message being displayed when you load a remote profile.
This simple message is a welcome addition. I had to explain this so many times to new people and even regular users don't know/remember (myself included, I keep forgetting this) that remote profiles are rarely complete.
@eloisa damn, keep forgetting that, let me re-post sorry.
@valere nvm, just tested it. Pretty cool, didn't know about beam.cafe. Thanks for making it available.
@valere the remote identifier is the IP?
@valere I really, really like this :)
@arturcoelho the new Edge it's actually pretty much just Chrome with some tweaks, at least from my brief testing that's what I felt but I didn't look deep into it.
May 31st, 2020: for the first time in my life I willingly downloaded and tested a Microsoft Browser.
@eloisa Are you saying that today is not Sunday?! 
wait, you posted this yesterday... so today is... nah, it's Sunday 
@ondra This is good! I had to check the source and didn't recall it from having watched the movie.
I found the clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvwTx1UWswQ and the voice behind the mask takes out the impact of the works, at least for me. Maybe a language barrier but I struggle to follow the words from Bane on that movie.
Great writing, though. Thanks for sending it :)
