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interstellarsystem updated Among the stars...

2 weeks ago

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onlytrichromatic

2 weeks ago

ahahaha i have definetly not become consumed by a new project before finishing all the other ones

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onlytrichromatic 2 weeks ago

can I speedrun making a visual novel in the two days I have off? guess I'm gonna find out

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onlytrichromatic 2 weeks ago

ugh I've drawn 15 sprites and written like 200 lines of dialogue today I am dying

usprisoner

2 weeks ago

oh my god were going back to mondstadt in 5.6

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celestialvoyaging 2 weeks ago

the saving grace

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kurisuvanedge updated Kurisu's base of operation

2 weeks ago

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Kurisu's base of operation

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diylistingsldn updated DIY LISTINGS LONDON

2 weeks ago

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DIY LISTINGS LONDON

bluestarfern updated 비현실적 현실

2 weeks ago

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emilynhoward

2 weeks ago

Kind of interested that so many web revival folks will use a pseudonym but then put their whole entire birth date out there for the world to see.

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fabled 2 weeks ago

You make a good point. Using an pseudonym ensures a lot of safety. One thing people DO need to realize, though?

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fabled 2 weeks ago

If someone knows where you live, your first name (and only your first name) and your birthday, they can usually sort out your identity, at least in America. For example, Andy from Oregon born on such and such date is probably the ONLY Andy born that day... :-/

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fabled 2 weeks ago

Obviously more true than usual if you have a very unique name, but still possible in many cases if someone is being tenacious and seeking personal information. Be careful, folks. The internet is a perilous place at times.

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nohappynonsense 2 weeks ago

it's my birthday today and my full name is mike thomas ventriloquist and i live at 169 college ave new brunswick nj 08901

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notesfromearth 2 weeks ago

the anonymity plays a large part in providing a false sense of security, and the supposed obsecurity of the indie web. still the internet though. remember those internet/general safety slogans drilled into your head as a child!

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sorbier 2 weeks ago

@nohappynonsense new brunswick nj is such wild specificity

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nohappynonsense 2 weeks ago

it's where i live

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crow-queen updated Crow Queen - Home

2 weeks ago

Crow Queen - Home

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journal/2025/04April/23.html

journal/2025/04April/01.html

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65000 updated Home | 65,000

2 weeks ago

Home | 65,000

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bennizone updated BENNIZONE :-D

2 weeks ago

funzone/horse/horseracing.html

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kruzidula 2 weeks ago

I really like this a lot

encounters-ltd

2 weeks ago

on the topic of new things for the site (said the webmaster whose previous post on the topic was nearly a month ago) i might, just miiiight start a web ring ?

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encounters-ltd 2 weeks ago

the main sticking point is the age-old issue of the actual "next/previous site" ring functionality being prone to breaking due to a site being deleted or having its association removed and i'm unsure how i could efficiently handle that

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astrossoundhell 2 weeks ago

make a new site for the webring, have the next/prev buttons redirect to it with the referrer site's name as a get parameter, have the code you own decide where to redirect. once a month scan your linked list for broken sites and then remove them from the chain if needed.

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encounters-ltd 2 weeks ago

@astrossoundhell oooooo that sounds smart

burhfart

2 weeks ago

pikidownry :(