logging in with one account into another instance
I'd imagine a OAuth/JWT-like workflow, where pixelfed.social can ask a kbin-API whether my user exists on kbin.social.
If it does, I should be able to post images on the pixelfed app that show my username as @adonis.
Edit: by @adonis, I mean adonis @ kbin.social
we willget there eventually.
you can't compare a product that is decades old wuth something that's fairly new.
0, zero, none, nada, niente...
PS: I like boobs
I use Callibre to upload all bookz to my kindle paperwhite
Ever since the api shit happend, and mods left their subs unmoderated, I feel like there are more bot accounts/posts on Reddit than ever.
That's one idea that I pretty much like. There's also programming.dev. We could kinda naturally move all programming related topics there.
I hope you're not doing this for chasing a high KillToDeath-ratio, like we do in FPS games. 😅
Guess what, it's not only the small musicians who suffer, it's everyone who falls into the "small" category.
Speaking as an IT professional, who has worked at smaller agencies, where new technologies arise and make our work more efficient. Do you think our bosses let us enjoy the free time that we gained from these advancing technologies? They don't! Instead they put even more workload onto us, up to the point where we burn out even faster than before. It's huge difference wirking on one task for five days (bc of limitations) vs. working on 10 tasks during the same period.
Same here, while I do have the time to chase around pirated movies/games/software, I want my music to just be there with me without all the hassle.
Spotify's algorithm is just great!
Same here!
I even went so far to think, I could log in to Jerboa with my existing Mastodon account.
Asking on the Internet, I got a reply like "this should work, maybe Jerboa has a bug".
Doing a bit more research, I found the rabbit hole is deeper than I thought.
Why would there need to be a signature to every post? According to your statement, any service that provides OAuth/JWT would be prone to this fatal flaw, wouldn't it?