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Russian astronauts in space talking

Super Heavy will generate a sonic boom upon return

*Early release of a new heahy.com feature* You can now manage and upload your own reaction library. Just go to the home page and open the Reactions tab. You can upload reactions for personal use or publish them for everyone. To save space and bandwidth, only MP4/WebM videos are allowed - but if you have a GIF, you can convert it directly in your browser. The same applies to images: only WebP is supported, with built-in conversion available. You can now manage and upload your own reaction library. Just go to the home page and open the Reactions tab. You can upload reactions for personal use or publish them for everyone. To save space and bandwidth, only MP4/WebM videos are allowed - but if you have a GIF, you can convert it directly in your browser. The same applies to images: only WebP is supported, with built-in conversion available. Each reaction can have up to 15 tags and a description to improve search. If you're publishing reactions for others, please use tools like Google Reverse Image Search to add as much context and relevant tags as possible so your content is easy to find. One reason I built this “last feature” is because I've personally collected a lot of reactions and needed a better way to organize them. Reactions are a core part of internet culture, and having full control over them can be a real advantage. There's also the issue of Tenor potentially shutting down, and the alternatives are either uncertain or not great. Long-term, there's potential for heahy to offer an API and become one of those alternatives. That said, the reactions feature is still raw and largely untested. I'm releasing it early so people can try it out. Over the next few days, I'll be fixing bugs, filling in missing features, and integrating it into heahy's posting flow. Depending on feedback, an API might follow. You might also notice a “Tip” button - yes, that's intentional. Supporting content creators is part of the long-term plan, and reactions will likely be one of the first areas to get it. If you publish early, there's a chance it could pay off later. Anyway, give it a try - upload your own reactions, save favorites, or publish something for everyone to use.

Space program

Space program

Space station

Polish space program

Russian space station :)

Another from Russian space program

Russian space shuttles left abandoned for 30 years.

The guy wants more space in his balcony so he decided to remove the column

Artemis II > totally real space mission to the moon Will they make / fake it?

Why this is not a thing anymore? Or we simply don't hear about it? There are so many filthy rich people right now. I get it that some are pursuing space exploration and that's fine but what are others doing? What's your favorite billionaire and his project? (except Elon of course it would be too easy)

Therefore, "pedo" now refers to someone who made a comment that was perceived as sexually inappropriate, and "retard" now refers to someone who made a comment that was perceived as unintelligent. The recipient does not need to actually be either of those things. Make a sexually suggestive comment about a petite thirty-something? Pedo. Comment on how you think a height difference between a couple is cute? Pedo. Make a favorable observation about someone's youthfulness? Pedo, pedo, pedo. It's a term of elitist pride for those in adultist spaces who think themselves pure of heart but are anything but. "Thus do I counsel you, my friends: distrust all in whom the impulse to punish is powerful!" - Friedrich Nietzsche

Hello, we have deployed a new minor version. It mainly continues preparation for the mobile app release, and as part of that we have added an age gate for NSFW content. Some other new and exciting features: each channel now has very clear content and speech policy tags. For content: SFW, Occasional NSFW, and NSFW. For speech: Free speech, Open debate, and Like-minded space. Channel owners must set these tags and manage their communities accordingly. For example, an Open debate channel cannot delete opposing viewpoints, otherwise channel ownership or the moderation team may be changed. The same applies to content rules: if a channel is marked as SFW, moderation must be strict and any NSFW content must be removed. Owners may allow limited exceptions, but in that case they must use another new feature - clearly stated channel rules. We also updated the design of the channel management panel, so go ahead, create your own channel, configure it, and start posting on heahy!

I have some news regarding NSFW content on heahy.com. Currently, Heahy lacks key moderation features, so starting now, all NSFW uploads by non-owners to any channel will be put on hold. This is a temporary measure, and it may change once I implement NSFW content marking, reporting functionality, and finish the mobile apps. I'm starting work on all of these right now. The main reason for this decision is that I can't - and don't want to - manually review every new NSFW upload. Most channels are already abandoned, so there's no first-line moderation at all. The #porn channel is probably the only one still active, but even it will be temporarily paused for new uploads. Once moderation features are in place, this restriction might be relaxed. However, I can't guarantee anything yet. NSFW content also consumes a significant amount of disk space and bandwidth. On top of that, I need to develop and get mobile apps approved in app stores, which could be a roadblock for allowing NSFW content. I'm sorry this had to be done, but hopefully it will be reversed soon once we have better infrastructure for handling NSFW content.

Hey everyone, Wanted to share some interesting data I've been tracking over the last couple of days regarding a new player in the launchpad space: Haste.com. First, the infrastructure backing: The platform's team/owner bought the domain for a staggering $2,000,000. In terms of skin in the game, that’s a massive statement of intent before even factoring in development costs. The Platform: Haste is positioning itself as a highly secure, fair-launch ecosystem aimed at eliminating the typical vulnerabilities and bot-manipulations seen on older launchpads. The Token ($STEVE): The standout token on the platform right now is $STEVE. It’s experiencing rapid organic growth and catching a lot of volume. Because it's native to a heavily secured, high-capital launchpad, it’s avoiding a lot of the early-stage dump pressure we usually see with new micro-caps. If the launchpad gains the mainstream traction it's aiming for, $STEVE is positioned to be a major beneficiary as one of the pioneer assets on the site. Definitely worth putting on your watchlist. Has anyone interacted with the Haste UI yet? How was the user experience?

Hey everyone, Wanted to share some interesting data I've been tracking over the last couple of days regarding a new player in the launchpad space: Haste.com. First, the infrastructure backing: The platform's team/owner bought the domain for a staggering $2,000,000. In terms of skin in the game, that’s a massive statement of intent before even factoring in development costs. The Platform: Haste is positioning itself as a highly secure, fair-launch ecosystem aimed at eliminating the typical vulnerabilities and bot-manipulations seen on older launchpads. The Token ($STEVE): The standout token on the platform right now is $STEVE. It’s experiencing rapid organic growth and catching a lot of volume. Because it's native to a heavily secured, high-capital launchpad, it’s avoiding a lot of the early-stage dump pressure we usually see with new micro-caps. If the launchpad gains the mainstream traction it's aiming for, $STEVE is positioned to be a major beneficiary as one of the pioneer assets on the site. Definitely worth putting on your watchlist. Has anyone interacted with the Haste UI yet? How was the user experience?