Recently switched from KeepassXC to Bitwarden because of the cloud hosting ability (I was tired of having to sync my database file everywhere) and have no problems so far. I see Bitwarden recommended a lot, especially from places like privacyguides
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Thanks for this! Not sure why I never actually bothered to look into other kbin instances.
I wish kbin had other instances....
Easy to find a lot for Mastodon however. Is there a migration guide to transfer accounts somewhere?
Agreed. They're not even the same genre!
MySpace...that's a name I haven't heard muttered in years...
Wow checking out the site now, Calckey/Firefish looks great. Is this meant to be another Fediverse replacement for Twitter?
Mixed zoning confirmed!!!
Agreed. I think one of the main deciding factors starting out here was the availability of mobile apps. Seems Lemmy already has a handful while kbin only has the mobile web for now and an application is only in a closed beta at the moment.
AI is more a tool to get things done in a much faster way than before. Such as brainstorming and writing out ideas. It is still up to the user to come up with a good enough prompt for the AI to be useful. Prompt engineering could be just another new way to teach the youth how to be accurate and concise when expressing their thoughts, which in itself is just as valuable.
My guess is that each platform will have its own smaller names applied to it (e.g. kbinners, lemmites, etc.) and each variant will be interchangeable, then as things settle down and the dust clears, there would be a more common, less "exclusive" name like "posters" as someone mentioned. The email comparison comes to mind, we don't go around calling each other "gmailers" or "outlookers", but addresses or emails.
This is where the system of Favorite and Reduce comes in. Same concept on Reddit with upvotes and downvotes. Hopefully the community will help to filter out the noise, but again, history tends to repeat itself.