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It looks great, I will!

Bravo, I'm one of the few people who probably got that reference. Well done.

Happy cake day! Yes San boat. Element was the closest thing I found to discord, but gifs were annoying. Getting this added to apps is the hardest thing, but it's mostly that how to I say "add this integration please" when it's only my one server

Thanks! Design was mostly the original creators though.

It is mirrored on my private Forgejo instance, github was the original choice if the first eng, I will think about migrating

Heads up that there is a self-hosted gif platform I've been tinkering on, original repo is here but it was more or less abandonded. I've been adding to it slowly here: Gifable.

The base repo was good, a selfhosted Gif hosting, but I needed more integrations so I've been managing my own fork for about a year. The largest one is a way that Matrix servers can integrate, so it now actually stands up a matrix server and can federate your gifs with other matrix users. The second item is adding Giphy support (I had Tenor as well... but guess I'll remove that), so you can alternatively search Giphy.

I won't say it's polished, but if Tenor is leaving a sour note in your mouth, having someone else hosting would probably be neat.

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I didn't think of it that way... but yeah that makes sense. They obviously think this is the top of the market and it can only go down. Why else would you force major brands to lock in here?

and while we had constant outrage from Recall, I assume we'll hear nothing about this from people

I knew Topaz was getting shitty when they stopped developing their Linux version of their software, this just confirms it. Too bad, it was a decent product.

There's a whole segment who are going unserved because of those high prices. Gamers across the board and enthusiasts, the entire consumer market, because RAM is too expensive. Someone else figures out how to make RAM at scale and undercut the fake inflation of the cartel could make billions easily. That's money sitting on the table.

That's what I'm guessing. The consumer market is a multi-billion dollar industry. If Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynex are too big for it now, that's them leaving money on the table for others. Smaller companies will kick up, like those in China, and they'll gladly take the money left for them. It'll just take a while for them to get there.

Man discovers feature that has been around since Windows Vista, and decides to write a ragebait article about 20 year old technology.