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Email a Dumpster Fire
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- das_keyboard 6y agoSomehow the Stream-Window just kept black with Firefox. But I dug up the direct link for the stream: https://video.ibm.com/embed/23996224 https://video.ibm.com/embed/23996224
- sp332 6y agoFirefox's "Enhanced Tracking Protection" blocks video.ibm.com by default. Not sure why.
- das_keyboard 6y agoYeah. You are right. That fixed my problem.
- arthurcolle 6y agoDoes Hey.com use IBM Cloud?
- t3rabytes 6y agoWe don't, but streaming on YouTube/Twitch have some caveats that ruled them out for this.
- hajhatten 6y agoLike what?
- mr_ndrsn 6y agoContent restrictions/moderation decisions that would be out of our hands. In this case, we're a paying customer of the provider, not the product.
- worldmerge 6y agoI would love to know your streaming setup for this. I did an interactive project using Twitch/YouTube chat a month back, controlmylights.net, and I found the delay on both of services was pretty bad. And you can't use Twitch's low latency mode on Safari/Edge. Also, unless you can monetize on YouTube you can't embed a live YouTube stream. If you are interested in how I made it: https://edwarddeaver.me/portfolio/control-my-lights/ https://edwarddeaver.me/portfolio/control-my-lights/
- mr_ndrsn 6y agoNope. Separate infra for this project. I know, because I'm on the team that built both.
- gibspaulding 6y agoIt's working for me right now on Firefox / Windows. Still waiting on my email to show up though. Apparently it's awaiting review.
- smexxymoose 6y agoThis idea is cool! How long do you plan to run the project?
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoTBD! as long as it's fun
- mburns 6y agoTom Scott did a similar stunt, where Youtube comments were printed in real time and fed directly into a paper shredder. https://youtu.be/SpNlp6AtTOE https://youtu.be/SpNlp6AtTOE
- Derek_MK 6y agoAnd that one wasn't also an ad for an email service. https://twitter.com/jasonfried/status/1331340041281437696 https://twitter.com/jasonfried/status/1331340041281437696
- convolvatron 6y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ00x2zzXys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ00x2zzXys not connected to the internet, but same general idea
- kowlo 6y agoFun idea! Would be nice to get an email back with "You are position x in the queue, ETA y minutes". Patiently waiting to see my attachment meet its maker... I did just get an email letting me know you will send a video of my submission though, that's nice!
- Paul-ish 6y agoHow long did the wait end up being?
- jb_s 6y agooh - thats what the guy is doing with his phone. nice!
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoWe actually built that and had it implemented but decided to take it out. There are so many variables it would be hard to estimate. But we're working on speeding up the whole contraption overall.
- fishtoaster 6y agoThis reminds me of a Burning Code celebration my team once had at ocean beach in SF. We'd been slowly migrating from Angular 1.X to React (internally: the Angularpocalypse) for a few years and we'd finally migrated over our last few pages. The result was about 100k lines of JS and Rails code that could be safely deleted in a single PR. It had been such a long slog, though, that we felt the team deserved some catharsis. We took a team-offsite day to gather on a nearby beach and burn the deleted code. In the interest of not wasting that much paper, we burnt a complete list of the deleted files in super-tiny font on a couple pages. We also each grabbed our least-favorite areas of the codebase to print out, including several dramatic readings. My selection was a section of code from about 4 years prior with a comment like //TODO: replace this asap. I highly recommend it to anyone facing a long, clearly-delineated migration. Gift your old, shameful code to the flame.
- thedanbob 6y agoThis reminds me of one time when I finally got to shut down a particularly hated internal web app. For a few hours before the PHP server was taken offline, visiting the site would only return this image: https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-6OWKZqvvPh8/UjBJ6xPxwjI/AAAAAAAAOv4/PNw87jBmeL0/s1600/ding-dong-the-witch-is-dead-5.png https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-6OWKZqvvPh8/UjBJ6xPxwjI/AAAAAAAAO...
- justin_oaks 6y agoThat's awesome. What made the app so hated?
- pixl97 6y agoI'm going to make an assumption that it was a PHP app written internally by people that didn't know what they were doing, with no documentation, and that was fragile as all hell. Also probably written in some ancient php version that could not be upgraded and was a huge security risk. At least that's what I tend to see in the field.
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- jtchang 6y agoThis is fantastic! I just saw one paper sheet stayed in the printer tray. But the next one pushed it out. This is the kind of automation I can get behind.
- ljnelson 6y agoPart of what I love about this is that periodically it doesn't work and a dude comes in from off camera and manually makes sure your email is torched. Very 2020.
- SteveNuts 6y agoAn allegory to all those deployments with just one manual step.
- sixstringtheory 6y agoOr AI (with some human intervention required)
- felideon 6y agoIt seems like this is the dude: https://twitter.com/thatdetroitandy/status/1331314378096971778?s=21 https://twitter.com/thatdetroitandy/status/13313143780969717...
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- thatdetroitandy 6y agoguilty
- randycupertino 6y agoHi there- do you know where the soundtrack from the background music playing comes from? I LOVE IT - so mellow and relaxing I've been playing it all evening with my family watching the emails. Would love to get the playlist if it's available? TY.
- grishka 6y agoAnd cameras sometimes go out of focus.
- aresant 6y agoAfter submitting a note I got a marketing email eg "PS: We made this experiment for fun, but we made HEY to make email better. Give it a try at HEY.com." Just in case not obvious this is a marketing campaign by Hey.com (I was 90% sure) and they've got my email now :)
- natchy 6y agooh! i thought it was merely trying to create buzz but I didn't think about building up an email list. pretty smart.
- gfody 6y agohey.com claims to have "fixed" email - I tried to find out what exactly they do to justify the claim but hit my timeout at about 5 minutes wading through vague testimonials. there's a 37min video that supposedly breaks it all down, I bailed about 5min in, afaict it's a just polished client.
- crispyporkbites 6y agoIt’s not an email client- it’s a gateway to a proprietary messaging service that happens to support email
- iandanforth 6y agoThe fire got blown out by the wind as I watched. Now it's email a gas leak!
- thatdetroitandy 6y agonah, it turns off on its own. the igniters run full time. there's no way for it to go out while gas is flowing unless both igniters fail.
- Supermancho 6y agoDoesn't work all the time. Saw one get stuck on the conveyor. Oh well.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoshow me your perfect dumpster.
- crb 6y agoOne just went past that said "everything is fine". It was committed to the fire, flew up, and landed back on the conveyor belt. A guy in a mask ran into the frame and picked it up and put it in the fire by hand. I found it very in keeping with the theme.
- arthurcolle 6y agoI saw that one too. Hilarious.
- poorman 6y agoPaper looks like it's sticking. They should just have the guy sitting next to a printer and a dumpster and then moving the paper from the printer to the dumpster.
- tomphoolery 6y agoMost of them are not going into the flames automatically.
- johnwyles 6y agoeveryone is coming up with more complicated systems to usher it to the flames (e.g. vacuum it up and robotic arm drop it in, hook up a fan on low speed, etc) when it's really as simple as steepening the angle it drops in. also about 2 hours ago they didn't have a spot light on the subject to be torched so maybe they will get there. it certainly re-energized the creative side of me to think up some similar live stream rube goldberg device so i like where their head is at
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoAppreciate that. Most everything on this is a hack. Slowly improving it as we go along. Steeper ramp today helped a lot.
- ultrarunner 6y agoIt rained earlier and it looked like papers were getting stuck on the damp slide into the dumpster. Later on things were going a little more smoothly, except for one that caught fire but then made it out of the dumpster. I don't remember what it said, but it was my favorite. Anyway, this is basically the epitome of 2020 development work for me. I wrote a whole bunch of well-tested code ahead of an event last weekend. At the last moment, a director changed the layout of the event in about the only way I hadn't foreseen. All my careful tests passing didn't make my code work during the event, which led to a bunch of manual correction the code was meant to avoid. I imagine the Hey team feels a little similar when tests work great and then the humidity ramps up. Both are working now, though, so all's well that ends well :)
- geocrasher 6y agoI built an email > print gateway once using procmail and an OpenOffice library that would convert anything into PDF. It worked well, and I could print to it just by sending an attachment of most any document or image kind. It ran on a cron job, and worked really well. The difference? I didn't publish the email address, and there were no flames invovled.
- odiroot 6y agoI wonder if the content is escaped at all. Could be fun to do some PJL injection to spook the operator.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoyou try. others have
- thatdetroitandy 6y agobtw: this isn't really an invite to the dark army or anything. i'm sure the right person could break our toy easily.
- asimjalis 6y agoEmails torched count is not updating.
- driantembulg 6y agoSomebody just burned "TRUMP"
- mr_ndrsn 6y agoIt's not the first time, and it won't be the last time that gets sent thru.
- Fiveplus 6y agoIs someone handpicking the ones to be printed or is this automated?
- t3rabytes 6y agoThey're screened for content, but there is a pretty deep queue currently.
- grishka 6y agoHm. I sent one 20 minutes ago and it still hasn't appeared. I thought that if there would be a queue, there won't be this much of a delay between them. It would just print them enough time apart so they don't pile up on the belt.
- sand500 6y agoWith 5 thousand viewers right now, they probably have 10k+ in the queue and they are printing what,one page every 20 seconds? They could definitely speed up how fast they print though.
- grishka 6y ago> and they are printing what,one page every 20 seconds Yeah that's what I meant. If this was made for maximum throughput, the bottleneck would've been the conveyor belt stopping to show the printed page to the camera above.
- koolba 6y agoIs the font for this fixed width? One could have a lot of fun with ASCII art or even some good ol' fashioned figlet.
- sdmike1 6y agoJust tried ASCII art and it doesn't work, I'll have to try playing with the width.
- bogwog 6y agoYou could just send an actual image as an attachment.
- ComputerGuru 6y agoWhere's the fun in that?
- boogies 6y agofiglet -f banner 'foo' | sed 'y/# //' (should work with `tr '# ' ''` too, but I only have the busybox version which only works with ASCII) EDIT: and I forgot what a pain Unicode can be on HN as well. Unbutchered here: https://pastebin.com/jVSUwVCS https://pastebin.com/jVSUwVCS
- valzam 6y agoAm I the only one who initially thought the whole set up was very small? I.e. it prints A6 pages and the dumpster is a box. But then a guy ran into the frame because the paper got stuck and I realised it's actually a full sized dumpster...
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoIt's a 20ft shipping container. High cube so it's 11ft tall.
- ve55 6y agoI actually am really enjoying the music, any chance anyone has a source for it?
- scrooched_moose 6y agoI've checked a couple with Soundhound and they seem to be on "Healin' in the City Night, Vol 3" now https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nqWGydjKlLOvGroeXE_UdGavxFipufTYc https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nqWGydjKlLOvGr... Edit: Hm, seems to be some chillhop playlist. "Stan Forebee & Kyle McEvoy - Kensington" now.
- ve55 6y agoDidn't think I'd get a response, but thank you! Appreciate it, it was chill and relaxing enough I kept it open for several hours this morning.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoroyalty free chillhop on spotify
- joering2 6y ago- The printer prints out paper and it goes on a belt, but the printout is on the other side! Now we need to engineer how to reverse a page. Oh, screw it! We are hackers, after all! Just print the same thing on both sides.
- mlyle 6y agoIs it on both sides, or is it just on the "back"? I thought using the duplexer was a clever hack. It heightens the drama, too.
- mr_ndrsn 6y agoJust the back, you are correct!
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- mr_ndrsn 6y agoYes, that's a simple way to handle it! As it is, I just make sure it's a 2-pager, and have the first page be blank. The thought there was to reduce toner usage, but printing the same thing reduces issues due to wind flipping the sheets over. +1
- brundolf 6y agoAs an aside: the web design for this page is super novel and cool. And I love the (somewhat random) ability to "close" the different windows and open them back up, as if it were a desktop environment. I wouldn't want this on every website I visit but it's certainly neat.
- philshem 6y agohave you seen https://poolside.fm/ https://poolside.fm/ ?
- 12ian34 6y agothanks for sharing this
- thatdetroitandy 6y agothat's all Adam Stoddard. He's our marketing designer + a total genius.
- Alupis 6y ago> P.P.S. We're offsetting by 3x every bit of CO2 this creates via Cool Effect. Is this really how this carbon offset thing works? You release a bunch of greenhouse gases - but it's "OK" because you pay money to some organization that might eventually plant some trees (or use your money to buy/rent fossil-fuel-burning machinery to orchestrate the planting of trees)? Seems like guilt-avoidance to me.
- dwaltrip 6y agoYou are implying that carbon-offsetting is some sort of sham that doesn't do what it says it does. Can you please provide sources to backup your claims?
- greenshackle2 6y agoIt is basically self-imposed carbon credits, since carbon credits are not politically viable or something.
- zacmps 6y agoSomething like https://teamtrees.org/ https://teamtrees.org/ or https://trees.org/ https://trees.org/ seems like a more direct approach to me.
- Alupis 6y agoSeems exactly the same to me. You pay some other organization some amount of money, and now you get a free pass to do whatever you want. I had no idea this was really what everyone was talking about with carbon offsets.
- danans 6y agoThis: > You pay some other organization some amount of money, contradicts this: > and now you get a free pass and you aren't allowed > to do whatever you want. You pay for a specific amount of carbon offsetting, so you don't get to claim carbon neutrality if you exceed the amount you offset. Of course given that this is all voluntary someone could lie, but that would be asshole behavior, and if you did it at scale (i.e. if a corporation lied about it), you would be discredited - in reputation and potentially be facing civil lawsuits.
- zelly 6y agovery great for the environment
- psim1 6y agoWay to go, Dumpster Fire Operator Guy. Nothing gives me more anxiety than waiting for an inevitable printer jam or mechanical failure to occur.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoi got u fam
- ccccccccccccccc 6y agoAnyone remember the Microsoft manual burning ceremony at CCC ?
- bdamm 6y agoJust saw a pic of Lindsey Graham go by! Perfect!
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoI chuckled when I saw it in the queue
- cyrialize 6y agoMan, a lot of emails are queued up. I haven't seen mine yet, but I appreciate that they'll send you a clip of it burning. For reference, here's what I sent: ╰། ◉ ◯ ◉ །╯ "help they trapped my soul in this piece of paper!"
- thatdetroitandy 6y agothat's an A+ submission. we have about 12k in queue right now
- jlv2 6y agoOh! You should display the size of the queue.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoWe went back and forth on this. Simpler is better.
- cyrialize 6y agoY'all had an A+ execution: https://hey.science/dumpster-fire/clip/?id=128758875 https://hey.science/dumpster-fire/clip/?id=128758875.
- actuator 6y agoIt would have been nice if you got a queue number back after sending over an email with the video displaying the current message number being processed.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agowe had that in our original build but removed it because it's hard to estimate when a job will run
- carterparks 6y ago52k views, 268 emails torched.... ruby doesn't scale :)
- mr_ndrsn 6y agoHah! More like physical constraints on physical objects doesn't scale! The decision was made to not horizontally scale out the dumpster operations to match expected queue uptake. ;)
- walrus01 6y agotime to attach a twelve year old HP laserjet with ethernet interface, those things can churn out thousands of pages in a day in a law office environment.
- nitwit005 6y agoI was thinking that a paper jam would result in the whole machine burning down, and I just noticed someone wander on to intervene when a print out got stuck at the end.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agohotfix tongs
- grumio 6y agoThis is great. This is the new Yuletide log channel.
- danans 6y agoI love the old school pixelated desktop GUI - especially with an HD video stream embedded in it. It's like a classic car with the engine swapped out for an electric drivetrain. It would have been awesome if windows were movable, too.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agothat's all Adam Stoddard
- vandahm 6y agoWhat's the best way to incinerate a `pom.xml` file?
- ohazi 6y agoI love how it has one of those big honking emergency stop buttons. Like, 2020 may indeed be a dumpster fire, but at least we can be confident that this particular installation is going to be a relatively safe, controlled dumpster fire.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoit has 3 e-stops
- priyadarshy 6y agoI'd been wondering if Hey.com was taking off after so much fanfare and drama when they released. The fact that they're doing this for an inherently viral product which had a massive launch probably means interest has now subsided?
- orliesaurus 6y agothe autofocus is killing me
- totaldude87 6y agonice automation, just got one paper stuck though!
- totaldude87 6y agoand a dude walked right in and put that in! NICE!
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoservice with a smile
- ralfd 6y agoThe paper just jammed! To bad there is no chat.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoon duty
- dom96 6y agoI always admire these kinds of things, it's a genius marketing strategy and reminds me a lot of the sort of things that the people behind Cards Against Humanity have done. Anyone aware of others doing similar things?
- citruscomputing 6y agohttps://mschf.xyz/ https://mschf.xyz/ does similar things
- Paul-ish 6y agoIs there any way I can get a recording of my document getting burned?
- bschne 6y agoWhen you send in an email, the confirmation you get back says you‘ll get a clip once it‘s been burnt
- chucky 6y agoWhoever is running marketing at hey.com seems to be very inspired by the marketing that Cards Against Humanity has been doing.
- tewt23542 6y ago:(
- SheinhardtWigCo 6y agoBasecamp sure knows their funnel. First the App Store drama, now this - hats off to whoever is marketing this thing.
- tpmx 6y agoNow.. this is the kind of performance art/marketing scheme I can get behind.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoglad you enjoy it. what should we build next?
- tpmx 6y agothat's a fucked up kind of question. you be you?
- musingsole 6y agoThis looks like a laser printer, right? Could that be what's sometimes causing it to stick to the metal chute (i.e. leftover charge from the toner transfer process)? Or maybe an inkjet would just have different issues from slight dampness.
- Spare_account 6y agoIt looks like the rain is getting onto the conveyor and the chute, they just tried to dry it off
- something2 6y agoMy thought was that the metal part of the chute is now holding on to more heat. So when the paper touches the metal is kinda burn-attaches itself to the chute. But your idea sounds more plausible! Edit: I do appreciate the dude's commitment to burning our messages though!
- thatdetroitandy 6y agonah, not the toner. it's because the ramp gets wet. and when it's not wet it oxidizes from the heat. we're trying a few different coatings.
- codeulike 6y agoDidnt really get the scale of what I was looking at until the guy ran over with a stick to move a stuck piece of paper
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoit's a 20ft shipping container high cube, which is 11ft tall
- mulmen 6y agoThe ramp got wet and now everything gets stuck, that almost makes it better. Kinda fun to watch them try and figure it out. I wonder if machine revisions/hacks will happen live on stream as well.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoYou got it. Definitely sticky. I preferred to have this project be a little crappy on purpose. Most marketing projects are so shiny and perfect. This one is literally a dumpster outside. Warts and all. I made the ramp steeper this morning and it seems to help.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoI made a license plate hat for it and now it seems happier.
- mulmen 6y agoHaha, I love this, great project!
- throwaway888abc 6y agoSave the trees! Version without printing please. Cool idea
- sethammons 6y agoLike an animated fire that eats the digital email for all to see? Meh. I love that this is real world. Trees are farmed for paper. At full speed, this is likely to burn less trees than I do heating my house every day.
- throwaway888abc 6y agoUps, my word back! Just quickly skimmed.
- dboreham 6y agoAssumed this was about how spammers have made the whole concept of e-mail into a dumpster fire.
- treve 6y agoI sent an email and was waiting for something to happen, was just staring at a blank screen... Once I disabled privacy protection my mind was blown. Super funny. But it does make me wonder if people test their stuff with firefox and privacy protections ON. I think(?) it's the default now. Either way, funny as hell. Well done! Also funny that for every piece of paper someone has to walk up and help them get into the dumpster.
- mr_ndrsn 6y agoI use FF as my daily driver, and yes, it's tested fine with "Standard" Enhanced Privacy Protections. I did see the issue you were talking about, but I had to modify the permissions to "Custom".
- jasoneckert 6y agoThis is possibly the first example of Dumpster Fire as a Service (DFaaS)
- thatdetroitandy 6y agodumpster macroservice
- siltpotato 6y agoWhy not support the printer so that it has more elevation than the fire?
- thatdetroitandy 6y agothis is more fun
- slowwriter 6y agoI can’t believe they actually use IBM Video for this thing. I use this terrible, terrible platform every day at work at the moment.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoit's the best service we found to have control over the feed
- slowwriter 6y agoDon’t get me wrong, there are reasons we use it. It’s just so outdated I never expected a company like yours to even get near it
- tdeck 6y agoThey really should attach a vibrating motor to the chute part to prevent papers from getting stuck.
- pugworthy 6y agoReminds me of the Burned Your Tweet setup at https://twitter.com/burnedyourtweet?lang=en https://twitter.com/burnedyourtweet?lang=en - except only one person gets to send it messages.
- bballer 6y agoNice honeypot to collect hacker news readers emails :D
- xdrosenheim 6y agoBurne mai-- I mean, dumbster mail
- thatdetroitandy 6y agowe don't keep addresses
- jordan314 6y agoI appreciated whomever burned a dependabot alert.
- jmull3n 6y agoCan I make this my out of office reply?
- ranger207 6y agoI have this on on a second monitor, and it really reminds me of New Year's: the colors, the random movement caused by the flames, the multiple views, and the lack of plotline all make it seem like a stream of Times Square on December 31. Y'all should bring this back then to give 2020 a proper sendoff.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agowe'll run it as long as it's fun!
- ilaksh 6y agoIt would be nice if they showed the queue length somewhere.
- liminalsunset 6y agoSeems like it's not running right now as it's after hours, but here's a YouTube video I found of it running: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il7MffVEIC0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il7MffVEIC0
- technick 6y agoI think the dumpster fire is broken, sent an email and waited a few minutes. This is 2020, we don't have time nor the attention span to wait for a dumpster fire to start. Come back when its automated...
- IceWreck 6y agoWhile its clear its an advertisement for hey.com, this is still so cool
- thatdetroitandy 6y agowait, how did you figure it out?
- timdaub 6y agoI don't understand what this website is doing (maybe it's not working on my phone). I just know that everyone that creates another email client without addressing the elefant in the room, that is privacy, just adds oil to the dumpster fire.
- enditruu 6y agoI personally had the video feed (hosted on video.ibm.com) get blocked by Microsoft Edge's tracking prevention, so if you have that feature on, or an adblocker with that feature on in your browser of choice, that could be the issue. The video feed isn't running right now anyway.
- timdaub 6y agoAh ok, I'm now realizing that the video feed only runs between certain times.
- yitchelle 6y agoWe had a "previous model cleansing" ceremony once. When we were about to launch a new version of our product (this is a physical piece of equipment), we took one of each model to an open car park lot, gave each of us a hammer. Each of us took our turn to smash it the bits with our hammer. Had a quiet drink afterwards with the team.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoI think those moments are way more important than they seem.
- ignisrising 6y agois there even a reason for this? Don't get me wrong, I love it, but why?
- thatdetroitandy 6y agowhy not
- Tokkemon 6y agoBecause 2020.
- dusted 6y agoThat's a really neat way to harvest valid email addresses.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agowe don't keep the addresses
- pbronez 6y agoMy favorite part of this is that they proactively offset the carbon emissions from their electricity usage via https://www.cooleffect.org/ https://www.cooleffect.org/ Is there an easy way to calculate the climate impact of a software project? I’d love to do this for my next project.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agoHey all. I'm the creator behind this project and currently running the queue. Happy to answer any questions you have.
- frakkingcylons 6y agoThis reminds me of the Holiday Hole event by Cards against Humanity back in 2016. Were you inspired by that? Also how long is this going to run?
- thatdetroitandy 6y agojust generally inspired by CAH projects. they're rare and special. problems aside. we'll run it as long as it's fun
- SamBorick 6y agowere you inspired by The Internet Comment Shredder [1]? Your setup is very similar! Very fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpNlp6AtTOE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpNlp6AtTOE
- thatdetroitandy 6y agonope, never saw it
- sundarurfriend 6y ago2020 is all the inspiration one needs, for this.
- papanoah 6y agoHey, I have sent an E-Mail yesterday evening. Do you have a rough number, how long it takes on average before the mail gets burned?
- thatdetroitandy 6y ago
- contravariant 6y agoThe image of a dumpster showing a BSOD while burning is very 2020.
- thatdetroitandy 6y agothought that would be fun. was actually chromecasting youtube's 10 hours of BSOD