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Cake day: August 26th, 2024

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  • Dude I joined before the invite only by accident and they accepted me without telling me so I went most of the invite period fighting to get an invite and right before they opened up I went to tell one of my friends the story of how I couldn’t get an invite and they accidentally made one of their test servers for signing up show up on Gmail.com and after seeing a story on Call for Help about the upcoming GMail Service from Google I went to GMail.com and there was a sign up site, and I created an account that most of the way through just stopped working. As I was sitting at the computer and had my browser open I went to Gmail.com and signed in with those credentials to get in and they worked. As for when they opened I am 55 years old and in the past 10 years I have had Acute Kidney Failure that took a little over 2 years to recover from, which had me well into Covid, and when the government here said “Take off your masks” someone in my ‘bubble’ caught it and gave it to me, with lead to long covid, and then a reaction to one of the covid shots that I am still dealing with the effects 4 years later and then a year after that I got covid a second time in spite of masking the whole time. Late 1990’s and 2004 seem so long ago to me they may as well be the same, as they don’t even feel like they are in the same century as me anymore. But you are right, I got the decade wrong. In my mind it happened when I was studying IT and about to graduate and not after, but now that you mention it it had to be because of the show I saw it on.







  • For those interested you can find alternatives to Discord and any other software on AlternativeTo.net But here are some of the standouts I have found:

    • Armada https://armada.buzz/: End to End Encrypted Messaging with Discord Import and similar UI, comms for gaming, Voice and Video Calling, and App and Desktop Streaming at full capability. No Phone # or Email required. Can be self hosted and is Open Source. Win/Linux/Mobile versions Ready to go now.
    • Fluxer https://fluxer.app/: As the webpage states “Free and open source chat for friends, groups, and communities, with text, voice, video, screen sharing, and self-hosting.” and while functional, they have ramped up development to add guides for self hosting and mobile clients that aren’t released yet, and have an ambitious roadmap on their blog. You have to use 3rd party bridging apps for importing Discord Servers.
    • Stoat (Formally Revolt) https://stoat.chat/: Another Open Source alternative that you can host your own, but at this time servers aren’t connected and they want to do it through Federation, or in other words like email servers, so users can browse public servers. They are early days on the desktop and video sharing as well but they users like it so much and development team is so reachable that donations more than pay for the community service and development. Uses an open web app so anywhere you can get a modern browser to work has access.
    • VoltChat https://voltagechat.app/: A platform similar to the previously mentioned Armada, but using its own decentralized federated platform.