When I was a teen, I was a member of an anime club held at the university of Toronto.
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When I was a teen, I was a member of an anime club held at the university of Toronto. Their schedule was published via their finger account. Their social media was a single text file.
I still love the finger service and continue to use it
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When I was a teen, I was a member of an anime club held at the university of Toronto. Their schedule was published via their finger account. Their social media was a single text file.
I still love the finger service and continue to use it
@waffles Lol! Oh my God. The number of times I heard the chuckle over "finger." This immediately brought all that back.
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@waffles Lol! Oh my God. The number of times I heard the chuckle over "finger." This immediately brought all that back.
@sunlitrain yeah it’s still slightly awkward to this day 🥲🥲🥲🥲
We’re all immature brain rotted humans
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When I was a teen, I was a member of an anime club held at the university of Toronto. Their schedule was published via their finger account. Their social media was a single text file.
I still love the finger service and continue to use it
@waffles i recall having the similar thing in my hometown but it's not a "club" but 'twas called "clan" a random group of not totally "strangers" kind of peole w/ mostly same taste in musicgenre,anime/manga type,Fashion etc.
type of commu 4 evrybody is a Group Message GM via sms txt & beimg sent 2 many 
kinda trip 2 memorylane hir.. -
When I was a teen, I was a member of an anime club held at the university of Toronto. Their schedule was published via their finger account. Their social media was a single text file.
I still love the finger service and continue to use it
@waffles Coincidentally I've been doing a bit of light social media stuff using org-social¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ in the past few weeks, which is basically a single org-mode text file served over HTTPS. Feeds are pulled together via aggregation, or on the client side. Super-simple niche networks like this are so much fun!!
¹: https://gnomon.srht.site/social.org
²: https://git.sr.ht/~gnomon/org-social
³: https://reading.org-social.org/#:~:text=gnomon
⁴: https://activity.andros.dev/@andros/statuses/01KK93MF12ET2GC2EP7FQXKEEJ / @andros
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@waffles Coincidentally I've been doing a bit of light social media stuff using org-social¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ in the past few weeks, which is basically a single org-mode text file served over HTTPS. Feeds are pulled together via aggregation, or on the client side. Super-simple niche networks like this are so much fun!!
¹: https://gnomon.srht.site/social.org
²: https://git.sr.ht/~gnomon/org-social
³: https://reading.org-social.org/#:~:text=gnomon
⁴: https://activity.andros.dev/@andros/statuses/01KK93MF12ET2GC2EP7FQXKEEJ / @andros
@gnomon oh man, that sounds really fun actually!
