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@inferis feels a bit dead so far, maybe I'm not following enough people.

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@inferis feels a bit dead so far, maybe I'm not following enough people.

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@bigzaphod they have quite the life.

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@bigzaphod they have quite the life.

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The puppies just don't care.

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The puppies just don't care.

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@jackbrewster that seems like it'd be a good business, $x/month for custom domains.

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@jackbrewster that seems like it'd be a good business, $x/month for custom domains.

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@frngr not gaming, but I have a machine with 64GB of RAM and probably would do better replacing its 1700 with a 2600.

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@frngr not gaming, but I have a machine with 64GB of RAM and probably would do better replacing its 1700 with a 2600.

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@spank Microcenter & NewEgg

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@spank Microcenter & NewEgg

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Of course its not like I need an extra machine but at such low prices how can I afford not to buy another one?

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Of course its not like I need an extra machine but at such low prices how can I afford not to buy another one?

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Ryzen 2600 at $150 or Ryzen 1700 at $180... Tough choice, normally I go for cores but faster single core/RAM access is tempting.

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Ryzen 2600 at $150 or Ryzen 1700 at $180... Tough choice, normally I go for cores but faster single core/RAM access is tempting.

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@Gargron vs what yesterday/last week?

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@Gargron vs what yesterday/last week?

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HTML for content text is kind of weird.

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HTML for content text is kind of weird.

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@noleli yep

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@noleli yep

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@manuch possible, but last time we did that people freaked out if we didn't support every little niche feature.

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@manuch possible, but last time we did that people freaked out if we didn't support every little niche feature.

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@Unranged @jwisser @Gargron you and probably 5 other people at that amount.

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@Unranged @jwisser @Gargron you and probably 5 other people at that amount.

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@breeno @chucker I'm really lazy.

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@breeno @chucker I'm really lazy.

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I will say, not being so handcuffed would be nice.

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I will say, not being so handcuffed would be nice.

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@VioletPixel Kickstart would only work for Mac, which is an even smaller user base.

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@VioletPixel Kickstart would only work for Mac, which is an even smaller user base.

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The problem with doing a client for this is lack of scale. Assuming there's 100k active users, 50% run iOS/Mac, probably < 10% of those would pay for an app. I'm thinking ~5k copies which sucks compared to the effort required.

🐓 and 🥚 I know.

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The problem with doing a client for this is lack of scale. Assuming there's 100k active users, 50% run iOS/Mac, probably < 10% of those would pay for an app. I'm thinking ~5k copies which sucks compared to the effort required.

🐓 and 🥚 I know.

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Sleepy puppies are sleepy.

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Sleepy puppies are sleepy.

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@radiantm3 lies

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@radiantm3 lies

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Does this actually work?

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Does this actually work?