

The term I’ve heard is Threadiverse (i.e. Fediverse with threaded discussions), but that was coined before Threads launched so it’s a little awkward now.
he/him
The term I’ve heard is Threadiverse (i.e. Fediverse with threaded discussions), but that was coined before Threads launched so it’s a little awkward now.
It’s not what it isn’t.
That’s just where he lives.
We need to get these Star Trek numbers up.
You could create a community for yourself & post your stuff there. I don’t think there are any rules against this
I tried to hit F5 to run a query and it refreshed the page lol
edit: I’m also slightly annoyed that the table names are a mix of singular and plural
Projections from what? You don’t need a projection for a drawing, it’s already a 2d image.
Edit: I realize that you can use it to compare the different projections to each other, but it doesn’t show which one is more accurate overall. In this image it looks like they used the globular projection as the "default’ with the most realistic drawing, and created the others based on that, but they could have picked any one of them to be the default.
But then you have to figure out how to transfer the drawing of the head onto the curved surface, and how you do that is going to determine how the projections look.
Mastodon
I’ve been wondering about that - the Misskey numbers are very weird, with MAU even lower than the number of new users that join in an average month. But this is a good explanation, thanks. It’s just too bad there’s not a good way to get MAU for them.
I dunno, I only follow capybarabot.
If you look at monthly active users instead of total users, Pixelfed is a strong 2nd place.
This is looking at total users, but I think monthly active users would be a better stat to use here. Lemmy has about 3 times the MAU of Misskey.
Edit: Also worth noting that Pixelfed has close to 3 times Lemmy’s MAU now.
I’d want to be in the anti… uh… what was that division called again?
This is showing the total number of posts, not just new ones. The title is really misleading…
There’s a separate graph on that page for comments, which are up around 17 million.
This should say total posts, not average, right?
Love it, would recommend to anybody. It’s got so much variety, I think anyone could find a game or two they love. I’ve got almost 150 hours in it, mostly on Party House and Campanella 2, which I’ve cherried but keep coming back to.
Surprised this article didn’t mention Ludonarrative Dissonance, which this seems to be an example of.
I’m sorry but Afsluitdijk sounds like they named it by banging on a keyboard.