Hello all,
Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net
I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point.
So in my opinion we should just remove this mailing list. But I am always open to opinion.
Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
Hi!
I very rarely interact, but personally I like receiving and reading the occasional email thread (though it's true there has not been one in a long time).
Up to you though - if this takes up resources and is barely used, it makes sense to sunset it.
Thank you,
~ Melyanna
On 23 November 2024 04:05:40 CET, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all,
Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net
I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point.
So in my opinion we should just remove this mailing list. But I am always open to opinion.
Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
Melyanna expresses my thoughts exactly.
-- **Eric Beavers**
Any spelling or grammatical errors found in the above post are deliberate and included to boost the self‑esteem of those who spot them.
On 23 Nov 2024, at 6:34, Melyanna wrote:
Hi!
I very rarely interact, but personally I like receiving and reading the occasional email thread (though it's true there has not been one in a long time).
Up to you though - if this takes up resources and is barely used, it makes sense to sunset it.
Thank you,
~ Melyanna
On 23 November 2024 04:05:40 CET, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all,
Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net
I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point.
So in my opinion we should just remove this mailing list. But I am always open to opinion.
Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
On 23 November 2024 05:05:40 EET, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all,
Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net
I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point.
So in my opinion we should just remove this mailing list. But I am always open to opinion.
Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
I kept hoping it would spring into life one day :-( Mailing lists are cool.
I've subscribed to several tilde mailing lists. Well yeah, the volume isn't that much but it's nice to see someone discussing via email, even if it's several months apart. :)
On November 23, 2024 10:05:40 AM GMT+07:00, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all,
Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net
I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point.
So in my opinion we should just remove this mailing list. But I am always open to opinion.
Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
Newnet isn't always reachable. If there are problems, I'd like to have this as an option to let people know of an outage.
On 11/22/2024 7:05 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all, Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point. So in my opinion we should just remove this mailing list. But I am always open to opinion. Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
I would prefer it to be subscribers only for submissions to get rid of the spam attempts, otherwise I am fine with any mostly inactive list, i have a few
On 23.11.2024 04:05, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all, Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point. So in my opinion we should just remove this mailing list. But I am always open to opinion. Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
I'm with Alex on this one - I can't think of many valid reasons we would want mail coming in from non-subscribers, but we surely want to keep spam out. It's been a hot minute since I last configured a mailing list, so I'm not sure how much overhead this would add to maintenance.
crivic
On Sun, 24 Nov 2024, Alexander wrote:
I would prefer it to be subscribers only for submissions to get rid of the spam attempts, otherwise I am fine with any mostly inactive list, i have a few
On Sat, Nov 23, 2024 at 03:05:40AM +0000, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all,
Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net
Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
Agree with what some others have expressed. I enjoy reading the occasionally posting to the list and do not mind how few and far between it is.
If there is burden in maintaining it then perfectly fine to drop it however.
November 22, 2024 at 7:05 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all,
Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
I'd like to keep the list. I'm not a big IRC user, but I do check this email fairly regularly and would like to participate in whatever discussions pop up.
On Nov 25, 2024, at 07:14, passthejoe@tilde.club wrote:
I'd like to keep the list. I'm not a big IRC user, but I do check this email fairly regularly and would like to participate in whatever discussions pop up.
Mailing lists are cool and not only should we keep it, I'd love to see more people using it, if that's permitted. I haven't posted because I didn't want to be off topic, maybe a list FAQ is in order.
What sort of topics do you envision we discuss here?
Best, -sneak
I'd just like to pop in and agree with this - is this list meant to be specific to meta tilde.club stuff?
November 25, 2024 at 5:46 PM, sneak@sneak.berlin wrote:
On Nov 25, 2024, at 07:14, passthejoe@tilde.club wrote:
I'd like to keep the list. I'm not a big IRC user, but I do check this email fairly regularly and would like to participate in whatever discussions pop up.
Mailing lists are cool and not only should we keep it, I'd love to see more people using it, if that's permitted. I haven't posted because I didn't want to be off topic, maybe a list FAQ is in order.
What sort of topics do you envision we discuss here?
Best,
-sneak
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I would also like the list to stay active. It's nice to get mail. Besides, I think a mailing list is much better than IRC for announcements, because verba volant sed scripta manent.
Some people are saying that they want to keep the mailing list because the IRC network might be malfunctioning at some given time.
To this, I want to say that you don't need a mailing list to report problems with the IRC. The mailing list is to talk to everyone (that is subscribed). If you want to report a problem with the IRC, you send a mail to root@tilde.club .
So, this argument, to support of the mailing list, is false.
Judging from the number of responses to this initial messages, it appears the list is worth something after all. It seems quite a number of people are still plugged into it anyway. ;)
-- **Eric Beavers**
Any spelling or grammatical errors found in the above post are deliberate and included to boost the self‑esteem of those who spot them.
On 22 Nov 2024, at 22:05, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all,
Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net
I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point.
So in my opinion we should just remove this mailing list. But I am always open to opinion.
Thanks everyone for enjoying tilde.club~!
On Sat, 23 Nov 2024, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all, Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point.
My preference is a mailing list; I'm not a huge fan of things being hidden in chat, whether that's Discord or IRC.
I'm fine either way, just adding my +1 for this list.
w.
On 27 Nov 2024, at 1:37, winter wrote:
On Sat, 23 Nov 2024, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hello all, Seeing as this mailing list is hardly used. I almost never remember to post on it when I do something relevant. Should we just kill this mailing list?
Better place to get assistance is actually IRC: #club on https://newnet.net I am on IRC daily.. not always great depending on timezones but if no reply on IRC then you can always send root@tilde.club an email as well and I will handle it at that point.
My preference is a mailing list; I'm not a huge fan of things being hidden in chat, whether that's Discord or IRC.
I concur. The mailing list is is a great asynchronous way to communicate between users, even if they are not on IIRC.
~halloleo
Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that.
As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions:
Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same.
Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes.
Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community.
Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools.
Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems.
Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art."
Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?"
Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project.
IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators.
Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc.
Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games.
Thanks everyone that replied!
Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology (https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world.
—brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that.
As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions:
Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same.
Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes.
Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community.
Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools.
Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems.
Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art."
Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?"
Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project.
IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators.
Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc.
Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games.
Thanks everyone that replied!
Hi mailinglist!
I like this blog: https://os.phil-opp.com/
This person covers making a small operating system using the rust programming language.
~ada
November 27, 2024 at 10:09 PM, "Brendan Jercich" xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology (https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world.
—brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote: Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that. As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions: Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same. Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes. Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community. Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools. Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems. Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art." Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?" Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project. IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators. Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc. Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games. Thanks everyone that replied!
I like Julia Evans' blog at https://jvns.ca/atom.xml, which she says is about:
- being delighted about programming - showing how topics traditionally considered “hard” and “scary” are actually accessible and interesting and fun (TCP! / Kernel hacking! / Traceroute! / gzip! / databases! / SSL!) - asking questions and getting better every day. - how being clear & curious & humble is better than sounding like I know it all already - experimenting with alternative ways to teach hard concepts (zines!)
She also serves a second RSS feed of shorter TIL tidbits at https://jvns.ca/til/atom.xml.
On 27 Nov 2024, at 11:39, Brendan Jercich wrote:
Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
-- **Eric Beavers**
Any spelling or grammatical errors found in the above post are deliberate and included to boost the self‑esteem of those who spot them.
I feel awkward tooting my own horn here, but you might like this directory of blogs I started a while back: https://ooh.directory/
I haven’t had a chance to add many new ones over the past few months – it’s been a busy time – but there are still 2,300 to browse through.
Phil
On 27 Nov 2024, at 16:39, Brendan Jercich xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology (https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world.
—brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that.
As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions:
Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same.
Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes.
Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community.
Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools.
Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems.
Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art."
Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?"
Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project.
IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators.
Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc.
Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games.
Thanks everyone that replied!
Toot your horn, Phil!
Paul
On Nov 29, 2024, at 7:14 AM, Phil Gyford phil@gyford.com wrote:
I feel awkward tooting my own horn here, but you might like this directory of blogs I started a while back: https://ooh.directory/
I haven’t had a chance to add many new ones over the past few months – it’s been a busy time – but there are still 2,300 to browse through.
Phil
On 27 Nov 2024, at 16:39, Brendan Jercich xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology (https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world.
—brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that.
As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions:
Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same.
Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes.
Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community.
Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools.
Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems.
Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art."
Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?"
Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project.
IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators.
Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc.
Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games.
Thanks everyone that replied!
-- Phil Gyford https://www.gyford.com
Yes, toot it!! Had no idea you were on this list. I love ooh.directory and I found all three of the blogs I mentioned earlier through it.
—brendn
On Nov 29, 2024, at 8:43 AM, ford@ftrain.com wrote:
Toot your horn, Phil!
Paul
On Nov 29, 2024, at 7:14 AM, Phil Gyford phil@gyford.com wrote:
I feel awkward tooting my own horn here, but you might like this directory of blogs I started a while back: https://ooh.directory/
I haven’t had a chance to add many new ones over the past few months – it’s been a busy time – but there are still 2,300 to browse through.
Phil
On 27 Nov 2024, at 16:39, Brendan Jercich xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology (https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world.
—brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that.
As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions:
Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same.
Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes.
Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community.
Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools.
Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems.
Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art."
Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?"
Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project.
IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators.
Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc.
Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games.
Thanks everyone that replied!
-- Phil Gyford https://www.gyford.com
What a trove! Thanks Phil
Colin
On 30 Nov 2024, at 12:46 am, Brendan Adkins xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Yes, toot it!! Had no idea you were on this list. I love ooh.directory and I found all three of the blogs I mentioned earlier through it.
—brendn
On Nov 29, 2024, at 8:43 AM, ford@ftrain.com wrote:
Toot your horn, Phil!
Paul
On Nov 29, 2024, at 7:14 AM, Phil Gyford phil@gyford.com wrote:
I feel awkward tooting my own horn here, but you might like this directory of blogs I started a while back: https://ooh.directory/
I haven’t had a chance to add many new ones over the past few months – it’s been a busy time – but there are still 2,300 to browse through.
Phil
On 27 Nov 2024, at 16:39, Brendan Jercich xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology (https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world.
—brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that.
As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions:
Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same.
Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes.
Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community.
Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools.
Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems.
Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art."
Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?"
Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project.
IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators.
Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc.
Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games.
Thanks everyone that replied!
-- Phil Gyford https://www.gyford.com
No kidding! I was going to work on some home repairs this vacation morning I’ve got, but nooo…
Thanks for sharing, Phil!
-Greg
On Nov 29, 2024, at 08:54, Colin Gourlay colin@colin-gourlay.com wrote:
What a trove! Thanks Phil
Colin
On 30 Nov 2024, at 12:46 am, Brendan Adkins xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Yes, toot it!! Had no idea you were on this list. I love ooh.directory and I found all three of the blogs I mentioned earlier through it.
—brendn
On Nov 29, 2024, at 8:43 AM, ford@ftrain.com wrote:
Toot your horn, Phil!
Paul
On Nov 29, 2024, at 7:14 AM, Phil Gyford phil@gyford.com wrote:
I feel awkward tooting my own horn here, but you might like this directory of blogs I started a while back: https://ooh.directory/
I haven’t had a chance to add many new ones over the past few months – it’s been a busy time – but there are still 2,300 to browse through.
Phil
On 27 Nov 2024, at 16:39, Brendan Jercich xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology (https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world.
—brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that.
As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions:
Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same.
Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes.
Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community.
Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools.
Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems.
Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art."
Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?"
Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project.
IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators.
Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc.
Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games.
Thanks everyone that replied!
-- Phil Gyford https://www.gyford.com
Hey Phil,
That website is great. Will definately be looking at more of the blogs in there :)
Great job! ~deepend
November 29, 2024 at 5:13 AM, "Phil Gyford" phil@gyford.com wrote:
I feel awkward tooting my own horn here, but you might like this directory of blogs I started a while back: https://ooh.directory/ I haven’t had a chance to add many new ones over the past few months – it’s been a busy time – but there are still 2,300 to browse through.
Phil
On 27 Nov 2024, at 16:39, Brendan Jercich xorph@xorph.com wrote:
Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about.
For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology (https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world.
—brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that.
As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions:
Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same.
Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes.
Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community.
Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools.
Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems.
Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art."
Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?"
Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project.
IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators.
Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc.
Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games.
Thanks everyone that replied!
-- Phil Gyford https://www.gyford.com
Amazing reccos! Thanks!!
On Fri, Nov 29, 2024 at 12:39 PM deepend@tilde.club wrote:
Hey Phil, That website is great. Will definately be looking at more of the blogs in there :)
Great job!
~deepend
November 29, 2024 at 5:13 AM, "Phil Gyford" <phil@gyford.com <phil@gyford.com?to=%22Phil%20Gyford%22%20%3Cphil%40gyford.com%3E>> wrote:
I feel awkward tooting my own horn here, but you might like this directory of blogs I started a while back: https://ooh.directory/ I haven’t had a chance to add many new ones over the past few months – it’s been a busy time – but there are still 2,300 to browse through. Phil
On 27 Nov 2024, at 16:39, Brendan Jercich xorph@xorph.com wrote: Feeling inspired by deepend’s suggestions here, I wanted to pose a question to the list—can you recommend a good blog or two that you’ve subscribed to this year? Having mostly shifted off social media and revived my RSS reader a while back, I’m always looking for new feeds to add, especially those maintained by some dedicated individual with an interest in a niche I can learn more about. For instance, Weird Fucking Games (https://wfgames.net/) consistently shows me interactive art I would never have found on my own, with a focus on itch.io-hosted stuff you can play right in a browser. Silent-ology ( https://silentology.wordpress.com/) covers a film era I know very little about with tons of research written in an accessible style. And Magical Trash (https://www.magicaltrash.com/) is literally just photos documenting the many varieties of garbage cans at Disney properties around the world. —brendn
On Nov 26, 2024, at 2:54 PM, deepend@tilde.club wrote: Well it seems people would like to keep this feature around a bit longer. I hope we can make more use of it. I will setup/communicate a better solution to notify of downtime/upcoming downtime. I don't think a mailing list is the best solution for that. As for what to use the mailing list for here are some suggestions: Personal Projects Showcase: Share what you're working on—coding, writing, art, etc. Encourage others to do the same. Ask for Advice: Invite members to share their tips on coding challenges, server setups, or creative processes. Tilde History & Stories: Discuss the origins of tilde.club or share nostalgic moments and anecdotes from the community. Tech Trends & Discussions: Explore and debate emerging technologies, programming languages, or software tools. Creative Writing Prompts: Share a topic or theme and invite members to write short stories or poems. Tilde Themed Challenges: Create fun, light-hearted challenges like "Build a website in under 1KB" or "Create the most obscure ASCII art." Open-Ended Questions: Pose questions like, "What’s your favorite command-line tool and why?" or "What’s a project you wish existed?" Community Collaboration: Suggest collaborative projects like a community zine, shared website, or group coding project. IRC or Terminal Hacks: Discuss cool things you can do with IRC, shells, or terminal emulators. Monthly Theme Discussions: Rotate topics monthly—coding, philosophy, retro tech, etc. Game Nights/Events: Organize virtual events like coding sprints, trivia, or multiplayer games. Thanks everyone that replied!
-- Phil Gyford https://www.gyford.com
I don't like receiving emails that are not directed at me, or that are not of my interest. So, I will be unsubscribing from this mailing list.
Just want to leave this info that may interest others. If you want to send a public message for me to view it, use the tilde.club's NNTP server[1]. If you want to send me a personal message, send an email message to keyboardan@tilde.club .
If you also want to unsubscribe from this mailing list, send an email (probably this email has to have the subject of "Unsubscribe", not sure on that) to tildeclub-leave@lists.tildeverse.org .
deepend, please do tell if the unsubscribe to the mailing list's info is correct.
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands ᐧ
On Sat, Nov 30, 2024 at 4:06 AM keyboardan keyboardan@tilde.club wrote:
I don't like receiving emails that are not directed at me, or that are not of my interest. So, I will be unsubscribing from this mailing list.
Just want to leave this info that may interest others. If you want to send a public message for me to view it, use the tilde.club's NNTP server[1]. If you want to send me a personal message, send an email message to keyboardan@tilde.club .
If you also want to unsubscribe from this mailing list, send an email (probably this email has to have the subject of "Unsubscribe", not sure on that) to tildeclub-leave@lists.tildeverse.org .
deepend, please do tell if the unsubscribe to the mailing list's info is correct.
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos katie.notopoulos@gmail.com wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com
Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com and The Brick House https://thebrick.house Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com she/her/hers
i too wish katie were dead
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos maria@popula.com wrote:
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos < katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com
Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com and The Brick House https://thebrick.house Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com she/her/hers
my hands are cold but i'm not dead
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 11:15 AM Joel Johnson joeljohnson@gmail.com wrote:
i too wish katie were dead
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos maria@popula.com wrote:
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos < katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com
Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com and The Brick House https://thebrick.house Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com she/her/hers
I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message.
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson joeljohnson@gmail.com wrote:
i too wish katie were dead
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos maria@popula.com wrote:
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos < katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com
Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com and The Brick House https://thebrick.house Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com she/her/hers
everyone
On Dec 3, 2024, at 1:55 PM, Mat Honan mhonan@gmail.com wrote:
I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message.
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson <joeljohnson@gmail.com mailto:joeljohnson@gmail.com> wrote:
i too wish katie were dead
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos <maria@popula.com mailto:maria@popula.com> wrote:
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos <katie.notopoulos@gmail.com mailto:katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com/
Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com/ and The Brick House https://thebrick.house/ Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com http://mariabustillos.com/ she/her/hers
BRING BACK WEIRD TILDE
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 11:57 AM philtr philtr@tilde.club wrote:
everyone
On Dec 3, 2024, at 1:55 PM, Mat Honan mhonan@gmail.com wrote:
I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message.
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson joeljohnson@gmail.com wrote:
i too wish katie were dead
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos maria@popula.com wrote:
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos < katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com/
Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com/ and The Brick House https://thebrick.house/ Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com she/her/hers
Weird tilde, you say?
December 3, 2024 at 8:16 PM, "Tim Carmody" tcarmody@gmail.com wrote:
BRING BACK WEIRD TILDE
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 11:57 AM philtr philtr@tilde.club wrote:
everyone
On Dec 3, 2024, at 1:55 PM, Mat Honan mhonan@gmail.com wrote:
I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message.
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson joeljohnson@gmail.com wrote:
i too wish katie were dead
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos maria@popula.com wrote:
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos katie.notopoulos@gmail.com wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com/
Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com/ and The Brick House https://thebrick.house/ Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social
mariabustillos.com http://mariabustillos.com/ she/her/hers
I’m just here to fill Mat’s inbox
On Dec 3, 2024, at 3:27 PM, theolodger@tilde.club wrote:
Weird tilde, you say? December 3, 2024 at 8:16 PM, "Tim Carmody" <tcarmody@gmail.com mailto:tcarmody@gmail.com?to=%22Tim%20Carmody%22%20%3Ctcarmody%40gmail.com%3E> wrote:
BRING BACK WEIRD TILDE On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 11:57 AM philtr philtr@tilde.club wrote: everyone On Dec 3, 2024, at 1:55 PM, Mat Honan <mhonan@gmail.com mailto:mhonan@gmail.com> wrote: I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message. On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson <joeljohnson@gmail.com mailto:joeljohnson@gmail.com> wrote: i too wish katie were dead On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos <maria@popula.com mailto:maria@popula.com> wrote: On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos <katie.notopoulos@gmail.com mailto:katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote: you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's) ᐧ o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com/ Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com/ and The Brick House https://thebrick.house/ Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com http://mariabustillos.com/ she/her/hers
finally, a substack worth subscribing to
On Dec 3, 2024, at 12:46 PM, Lizzie O'Leary lizzieoleary@gmail.com wrote:
I’m just here to fill Mat’s inbox
On Dec 3, 2024, at 3:27 PM, theolodger@tilde.club wrote:
Weird tilde, you say? December 3, 2024 at 8:16 PM, "Tim Carmody" <tcarmody@gmail.com mailto:tcarmody@gmail.com?to=%22Tim%20Carmody%22%20%3Ctcarmody%40gmail.com%3E> wrote:
BRING BACK WEIRD TILDE On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 11:57 AM philtr philtr@tilde.club wrote: everyone On Dec 3, 2024, at 1:55 PM, Mat Honan <mhonan@gmail.com mailto:mhonan@gmail.com> wrote: I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message. On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson <joeljohnson@gmail.com mailto:joeljohnson@gmail.com> wrote: i too wish katie were dead On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos <maria@popula.com mailto:maria@popula.com> wrote: On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos <katie.notopoulos@gmail.com mailto:katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote: you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's) ᐧ o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com/ Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com/ and The Brick House https://thebrick.house/ Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com http://mariabustillos.com/ she/her/hers
don’t call it a substack. let's call this what it is: a patreon
On Dec 3, 2024, at 2:57 PM, Chris Ainsworth chris@driph.com wrote:
finally, a substack worth subscribing to
On Dec 3, 2024, at 12:46 PM, Lizzie O'Leary lizzieoleary@gmail.com wrote:
I’m just here to fill Mat’s inbox
On Dec 3, 2024, at 3:27 PM, theolodger@tilde.club wrote:
Weird tilde, you say? December 3, 2024 at 8:16 PM, "Tim Carmody" <tcarmody@gmail.com mailto:tcarmody@gmail.com?to=%22Tim%20Carmody%22%20%3Ctcarmody%40gmail.com%3E> wrote:
BRING BACK WEIRD TILDE On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 11:57 AM philtr philtr@tilde.club wrote: everyone On Dec 3, 2024, at 1:55 PM, Mat Honan <mhonan@gmail.com mailto:mhonan@gmail.com> wrote: I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message. On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson <joeljohnson@gmail.com mailto:joeljohnson@gmail.com> wrote: i too wish katie were dead On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos <maria@popula.com mailto:maria@popula.com> wrote: On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos <katie.notopoulos@gmail.com mailto:katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote: you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's) ᐧ o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com/ Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com/ and The Brick House https://thebrick.house/ Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com http://mariabustillos.com/ she/her/hers
Where is my tilde server? ~ beep boop beep ~
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:57 PM Chris Ainsworth chris@driph.com wrote:
finally, a substack worth subscribing to
On Dec 3, 2024, at 12:46 PM, Lizzie O'Leary lizzieoleary@gmail.com wrote:
I’m just here to fill Mat’s inbox
On Dec 3, 2024, at 3:27 PM, theolodger@tilde.club wrote:
Weird tilde, you say?
December 3, 2024 at 8:16 PM, "Tim Carmody" <tcarmody@gmail.com <tcarmody@gmail.com?to=%22Tim%20Carmody%22%20%3Ctcarmody%40gmail.com%3E>> wrote:
BRING BACK WEIRD TILDE On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 11:57 AM philtr philtr@tilde.club wrote:
everyone
On Dec 3, 2024, at 1:55 PM, Mat Honan mhonan@gmail.com wrote: I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message. On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson joeljohnson@gmail.com wrote:
i too wish katie were dead On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos maria@popula.com wrote:
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos < katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com/ Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com/ and The Brick House https://thebrick.house/ Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com she/her/hers
I'M WITH TIM! ;)
-- **Eric Beavers**
Any spelling or grammatical errors found in the above post are deliberate and included to boost the self‑esteem of those who spot them.
On 3 Dec 2024, at 15:16, Tim Carmody wrote:
BRING BACK WEIRD TILDE
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 11:57 AM philtr philtr@tilde.club wrote:
everyone
On Dec 3, 2024, at 1:55 PM, Mat Honan mhonan@gmail.com wrote:
I don’t really feel like this is a reply all situation. Please only reply to the person you are intending to message.
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 8:15 AM Joel Johnson joeljohnson@gmail.com wrote:
i too wish katie were dead
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 10:25 AM Maria Bustillos maria@popula.com wrote:
On Tue, Dec 3, 2024 at 3:23 PM Katie Notopoulos < katie.notopoulos@gmail.com> wrote:
you'll have to pry me from this mailing list with my cold dead hands
Same (my cold dead hands, I mean, not Katie's)
ᐧ
o n f i r e a n d h a r d t o k i l l https://flaminghydra.com/
Founding editor, Popula http://www.popula.com/ and The Brick House https://thebrick.house/ Bluesky @mariabustillos.bsky.social mariabustillos.com she/her/hers
- i think that would be ok, if no mailing lists end here i don't know how people use to get details about their projects, but rarely i see some interesting in this list, except some ads. - i think rss, or some news could replace the need of a mailist here, and keep email for another kind of communication, that will make good both to the mail server, and the leak of the name around. - i mostly use gui access, cause my remote system is next to me, so....
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~alzwded