Letting domain names expire is my new year’s jam, apparently.
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Letting domain names expire is my new year’s jam, apparently. Going to attempt (!) to be more mindful about what I’m actually using. Wish me luck!
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Letting domain names expire is my new year’s jam, apparently. Going to attempt (!) to be more mindful about what I’m actually using. Wish me luck!
At least you didn't fall for the trap of "hmmm. this domain would be SLIGHTYLY cheaper pr. year if i buy for 10 years right away."
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At least you didn't fall for the trap of "hmmm. this domain would be SLIGHTYLY cheaper pr. year if i buy for 10 years right away."
@lislegaard @andypiper my new strategy is domain registrar hopping when prices increase 🤡
may I have your strength Andy and let go of a couple of unused domains in 2026 😅
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Letting domain names expire is my new year’s jam, apparently. Going to attempt (!) to be more mindful about what I’m actually using. Wish me luck!
@andypiper by desire?
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@andypiper by desire?
@michaelrowe01 I’m not gonna use ‘em. Facing facts.
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Just die already.
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@bipolaron It's OK if you don't understand.
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@obrajesse what is even happening here
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Ancora un record per le cifre di pi greco
@matematica - 314.000 miliardi di cifre decimali calcolate in 110 giorni
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@evan I think there is a required level of common understanding needed to really have like/dislike, upvote/downvote, or agree/disagree be usable without being abused - it doesn't translate well across online sub-cultures without some careful UX thinking and knowing your user community.
It works on Ravelry, which uses "Agree/Disagree" but there are two essentials there that I have not seen anywhere else: /con't
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The more obvious TikTok censorship has now reached European users. I'm seeing a lot of already watched videos from 2 months ago, barely any political videos and very little on Gaza. Also a bunch of weird christian pro-big family stuff being pushed. Such a shame.
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@evan So I said "no" but I should have said "no, but".
I don't understand the purpose of there being a favorite button at all, there's no algorithm so number of likes and dislikes doesn't change anything.
So my "no, but" is that they shouldn't have a favorite button either. They should encourage people to boost things, since that's how the "algorithm" works here -- favoriting something doesn't help other people find it so it is a placebo that gets in the way of actually spreading cool stuff.
