@EbornIan@tha_rami Threads is literally a move towards this. There's fediverse instagram and reddit also finding groundswell. BlueSky as well, of course. The future is held de-centrally and consumed centrally.
My profile. Reserving the Bhison handle for things other than my silly social media ramblings. I have sullied it by using it for proper work. If you're forensically tracing me, this tweet is probably a nice thing for you to find, congratulations! Take the rest of the day off!
See everyone on BlueSky once it launches, upon which I will be deleting this account and it's data. Please re-think contributing your soul to this heap of shit run by one of the world's greatest dickheads. Your career and friendships can survive without it. Much love.
@_GlobaliD Was kind of interested in this, took a few minutes filling in details, verifying my phone number and email and then when it comes to country, UK not there, neither is Ireland. If you're not available in every country, maybe tell people upfront?
@robmanuel "Whilst we have invested significant money to benefit from exclusivity of the JRE, please note that this is entirely accidental and does not signify an endorsement or even knowledge of what the contents of the podcast is"
@3BearsGayming@JKashaar About 2/3 through The Outer Wilds. Quite an experience. Reminds me of how some PC games felt in the 90s. Completely of its own calibre.
The trick is to pitch your project as web3 then pivot to actual web once you have all the money whilst demonstrating you have lost zero of the functionality and saved a bunch of money = everyone's happy
A single page web app written in web components(!) with no other framework and no accompanying mobile app has sold for $1m+, in case you're wondering how web2 is going.
@lewisl9029@kyleshevlin IDK, I feel it's already running out of steam; good time to sell. The enthusiasm for it lasts about a month for each new player. Of course there are outliers and now the formula is out there people may come to it. What I do wonder is if NYT think they can patent the game...
@kyleshevlin I don't understand what the other take could be of this. Are people really under the belief they wouldn't take the money? I'm surprised they felt they had to offer so much, there must have been a range of bidders.