Tapping on a hashtag generally gives an option to follow it. It works just like following a person.

Here's the option on Megalodon (which I'd guess is similar to the official app)

And here it is in Trunks

"Up to".

This is gonna be another 3060Ti vs 4060Ti.

For me, Mastodon was actually quite nice once I started following hashtags.

Yep.. I'm a long time Sync for Reddit user. A good client can go a long way to making the fediverse good. I use Mastodon a lot more than Twitter now, thanks to Megalodon & more recently, Trunks.

Probably not much of an issue in this case, since the TV isn't really central to this... But don't make the mistake I did in 2006 and build your cabinet to fit a specific TV.

A modern 65 incher will technically fit this 58" TV-shaped opening, but it'll be a combo of awkward narrow & wide gaps.

I had been using Megalodon for awhile (a fork of the official client with lots of enhancements & fixes)

Recently I've switched over to Trunks. It's really a great app, especially for how new it is.

Having recently given Lemmy (via the Jerboa app) & kbin (via just their web app -- since that's all there is) a test drive....

Lemmy is okay, but the app is extremely glitchy right now, throwing constant "unable to convert to JSON" errors. (I'm copying this comment before I hit submit, because I've already lost one lengthy comment due to those errors) FOLLOW-UP EDIT: I was never able to submit this comment via Jerboa, so here I am posting my comment on the website.

And Kbin is mostly just broken on phones.

The interface is completely confusing and cryptic. As far as I can tell, once you navigate off the home page, there are no links back?

And after several minutes of trying to subscribe to a "magazine", I finally figured out that the button is rendered off-screen, and you have to scroll to the right to find it.

I can 100% acknowledge that social media is damaging to my psychological well-being. So while I have an unhealthy addiction to it, I can luckily draw the line at paying for it. I will never pay to use any social media platform.