I write, make, draw, play, game, and do handsome faces. I made Hive Time. Currently making Fossil Sweeper (a game about digging up fossils), Winter's Wake & Icicle (and a stack of side things).
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If I appear to have boosted or engaged with LLM slop, please let me know. Obviously I do my best to avoid it, but douchecanoes are actively working to make that harder.
#nobridge should not be necessary -_-
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Just a reminder: you currently have until Sunday at midnight UTC to make any issue before we proceed with releasing Tenacity 1.3.5. (The deadline is a soft deadline).
New in this upcoming release are Windows on ARM builds and macOS builds for both Intel and Apple Silicon! To try out the latest 1.3.5 nightly builds, use this link to download them: https://nightly.link/tenacityteam/tenacity/workflows/cmake_build/1.3
@hotelbreakfast @spectra Just for clarity, I don't re-upload other people's work - my context is that much of my activity is livestreams that I'd love to keep around for a week so that anybody who missed them can catch up, but have no interest in keeping around longer term (optionally auto-deleting VODs is a feature on other platforms).
I'm unsure how an optional feature might do harm, but certainly I am not interested in making Spectra less accessible for anybody.
@spectra I don't mind this, but would rather pay annually (I'm not sure what PeerTube offers out of the box in terms of configuring that sort of thing).
Additionally, I'd love to see auto-delete-after-a-period options, but I understand that that's going to be upstream work.
Similarly, in a previous conversation an option to allow users to provide their own storage API keys suggested by @fluffy is a very cool, but non-trivial idea
https://plush.city/@fluffy/116021936783036261
@[email protected] @[email protected] something I've often wondered about is how hard would it be for these services to allow users to provide their own object storage API keys (for s3/b2/etc.) so that you're basically just hosting the frontend and then individual users are responsible for their actual storage costs. It's a thing I've proposed to the Comradery folks but I don't think anyone else really sees the value to doing it that way.
“You have to admi—”
No. I don’t have to admit shit until you admit that hastening the climate apocalypse so that you can produce code and text faster is THE DUMBEST POSSIBLE THING, regardless of the quality of that code and text (which remains sub-par).
@cynblogger @handmade_ghost I'll second that!
I can definitely relate to feeling like old stories are at risk of being lost as the years move on though, and journaling those things at the time is a good way to preserve them - ones from/about children are especially precious
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