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what are your thoughts on Retrospring outliving ask.fm by a few months?
https://about.ask.fm/closure-notice-the-platform-to-be-deactivated-december-1-2024/
Hello! What kind of resources would be needed to run a small retrospring instance? (about a dozen users)
Are there plans to properly document the retrospring code? I tried setting up an instance, but there was a lot of troubleshooting needed, and ultimately I couldn't get it to work.
Hmm, that now depends if you tried the old docs that are referenced in the project readme, or the newer ones that I wrote up after the shutdown announcement
Are these docs for setup from source any better to understand for you?
https://github.com/Retrospring/retrospring/wiki/Setting-up-from-source
I found a proper Q&A Software which I would put on my server to replace retro when the day comes next year. Who is willing to join or would check?
I think retrospring is by far the best Q&A website. What do you think?
Do you talk about money with your friends?
Would you be a good dictator?
Is eating at hooters something that appeals to you?
Have you been out looking for the Northern Lights?
Do you know yumeHolic? That's speedcore, right?
I didn't know them until this question, and yeah, they indeed also make speedcore!
And "that's speedcore?" as a question is understandable because you could technically qualify everything past 300 BPM. There's a bunch of like specifications or "sub-genres" when it gets even faster. Like, when it's barely considered music anymore and just sounds like a single tone, Extratone, at above 1000 BPM usually.
And a lot of speedcore artists also produce stuff that's more in line with like general hardcore stuff, because it's more pleasant to listen to sub-300 BPM stuff too. Where it then goes into the regionally influenced hardcore scenes of UK Hardcore or J-Core and the like.
The "fast and loud" music scene has a lot of names for a lot of types of music and I don't even really give much about it, I just like when it sounds good!
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