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the so complete pouët.net oneliner

• 2025-06-16
• 22:29 Do coders like coding? Do androids dream of electric sheep?
• 22:42 Do oneliners like onelining?
• 22:50 That is a good kqwäßtzschänn.
• 2025-06-17
• 09:22 I love coding, getting a computer to do what you want! Just remember the old adage: GIGO
• 09:55 I dont like Amiga, I love it
• 10:05 _/-||\/||(_,|-\|-||-||-||-|_
• 11:34 Sim: btw amazing King Tut picture, much better than most of what came to a better position IMHO. Top 3 of compo.
• 14:15 Let them being bullshitters, let us being builders.
• 15:15 bataille de purée à la cantine
• 16:45 C64 to rule them all!
• 17:32 LeGend: thank you sooo much. Did my best. BTW. If you have time, find some hidden details (a skull, a scarabe) ;).
• 19:09 kesä ja moloheijari bongattu https://youtu.be/k5Iss7mtFFg
• 19:38 One of my all time favourite demos: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=70097
• 19:46 bash: x64: command not found
• 20:22 Tørrikin Mjusikdask by Ændråmedah
• 21:11 Look, the best way to fight those darn communists. So not made in China at all. https://trumpmobile.com/t1-phone
• 21:40 I read somewhere that older online chat systems were better than modern social medias, because they encouraged people to meet IRL and not stuck home forever. So has Pouet gone too far?
• 21:47 I'd be curious where you read that.
• 21:58 Sorry no citation. I will post it if I find it again. FWIW personally I felt the quote made sense - not cos things were purposefully designed so - but the technical limitations limited the intensity of the experince. And also society supported offline living, because crappy computers were too niche
• 2025-06-18
• 02:48 im on IRC for roughly 30 years now and most of the people there ive never met in rl and it probably wont change either.
• 05:16 sanoin että kesä ja moloheijari bongattu https://youtu.be/k5Iss7mtFFg
• 06:05 Oh, 30 years, so it must be true.
• 06:25 we had mailbox user meetings.
• 07:52 of course terminally online users existed back then too, it was just much harder
• 08:08 Were internal diskmags a common thing back in the day? At Delicious, we had one that was sent from member to member, with each person adding their own stuff in turn.