Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare
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Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare@poliverso.orgOPto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Welcome to Kagi, the paid search engine full of surprises, which today opened an account in the Fediverse!
6·1 year agoMastodon posts tend to get funky when they federate, because Mastodon has this (annoying) norm of starting posts with mentions. So OP mentioned the community on the first line, which became the first part of the title - @fediverse. Second, it mentions Kagi as a tag instead of name, which gives the @kagihq. And then comes the first sentence as the rest of the title.
I’m not writing from Mastodon, but from Friendica
It’s a great example of Lemmy/Mastodon interoperability working, but not being quite there yet.
The mentions problem seems to be only for PieFed, but it doesn’t happen with Lemmy
I think it should be reported as an issue to PieFed developers
Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare@poliverso.orgOPto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Welcome to Kagi, the paid search engine full of surprises, which today opened an account in the Fediverse!
7·1 year ago@rglullis yes, exactly. To avoid misunderstandings, I changed the title (I hope he updates Lemmy too)
Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare@poliverso.orgOPto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Welcome to Kagi, the paid search engine full of surprises, which today opened an account in the Fediverse!
4·1 year ago@RootBeerGuy in fact the title could be misunderstood… 😐
Cybersecurity & cyberwarfare@poliverso.orgOPto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Welcome to Kagi, the paid search engine full of surprises, which today opened an account in the Fediverse!
5·1 year ago@viking you are right: this is a serious criticality. However, Kagi aims to provide an optimal search service, but it is not focused on anonymity.
From that point of view, Brave’s search engine is much better, which has improved a lot

@willya these days, I still get excited when a fairly well-known entity opens an account in the Fediverse.