Just rewatched it yesterday. He really was great in that.
RGB on 'retro' devices 🤦
Had the same reaction to this email today!
Cool. How about leaving it there?
It's also second only to .com in terms of query volume in ICANN's Magnitude statistics with 980 mil vs .internal's 60 mil. Not sure if that makes it a de facto standard, but it's close.
Nice to see this community pop up here.
I know it's not a fan favourite, but 'Diabolus in Musica' was the last physical CD I purchased and I still love that album!
I was more getting at the headline being worded to imply the corporation is doing the 'gifting' here.
It's funny to me that the blue tick has gone from meaning 'oh good, this is at least coming from a verified source' to 'this is almost certain to be alt right bullshit'.
Ironically, Piastri got hung out to dry there.
The featureful Photon fork Tesseract is now available to use at tes.leminal.space. It has significantly advanced upon Photon's already excellent interface and really come into its own. As such, the list of features is extensive, so I encourage you to check out the repo for a full description if you're interested. Tesseract also works well on mobile, especially when installed as a PWA, so give that a try, too.
If all goes well, it's likely Photon will be retired in the next couple of weeks with Tesseract taking its place. (EDIT: This has now been implemented.)
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First of all, welcome! Happy to have you onboard.
With regards to the long-term future of Leminal Space, we certainly have no intentions of going anywhere. While the instance should be considered 'hobby-run' in the sense that it is funded personally by the admins and maintained in our free time, I can see this changing in the future if we expand to a point where the server requires more upgrades to stay performant and the ongoing costs consequently increase -- at that point we would consider allowing user donations towards the server costs.
If it plays out that way and we became community-funded, that may be the right time to also reevaluate how the server is administered and maybe even consider user voting on significant decisions. However, at the time of writing, our MAU count has been fairly steady for several months at around 60. So, at this stage, at our current size and rate of growth, moving towards a community-run model isn't on the cards in the immediate future.
As ever, always happy to keep the discussion open going forward.