De bankrekening van een relatief klein groepje mensen, vooral.

Define "curate" and "exciting"? How would you want them sorted?

I mean, there's sorting by "hot" which takes comments and votes into account, but beyond that I'd very much prefer all the algorithm fuckery to stay well clear of the fediverse, because it inevitably leads to everything going to shit. It invites "gaming the system", and before you know it your entire feed is full of ads, bots and iNfLuEnCeRs.

So, anyway, Hot might be exciting. ;)

Because then things like holding shift on one half and a letter on the other wouldn't work.

Because this allows you to keep the halves further apart, which is considered more ergonomical.

Typically, each half can, in fact, be used independently (they each have their own microcontroller).

Also, for some folks, videos are a massive pain to watch due to accessibility issues. I'm medium lazy non-mongrel but I happen to have shit hearing, so fuck me, right?

That looks absolutely stunning, great job! Really futuristic and clean!

Ja, maar dat is natuurlijk wel zielig voor de aandeelhouders van de detacheerder, dus dat doen we dan maar niet.

Or, maybe, not go out of my way to fit my way of working to someone else's notice of how I should be doing things? If A works and B doesn't, unless I put in a lot of effort... Why exactly would I?

Looks real nice, good job on getting it out there!

...but I want to avoid Discord, too...

There's docker-mailserver which runs the entire stack in one container.

Pedantic side-note: you don't run "a docker". You run a container, and you happen to use docker to do so. Just like you don't send someone an Outlook or Chrome their website. Docker is just a way of running OCI containers, not the whole tech.

I have good hopes for what Commune is setting out to achieve.

Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.

Adams had it right.

I'd love to subscribe to it, but somehow kbin.social doesn't seem to federate with it (yet?).

...this truly is the weirdest timeline.