startrek.website

I remember them being allowed but I might be thinking of 2023 I guess

edit: yeah was 2023

Important notes for the stats

• 2024 had alts allowed which inflated the account numbers while 2025 doesnt allow them edit: nevermind was a 2023 thing
• the time interval 2024 was in was double the size of 2025 (but site was down a bit within that but still has more than 3 days of uptime vs 2025s 2 days)

actual matches (image above has some issues with the script to show all black pixels + doesnt show white pixels vs transparent sections)

pre-event templates vs end

24th with 2046 pixels on the final canvas

beehaw has no results

blahaj lemmy + sharkey (no results for piefed for some reason which seems like a bug in the logs? edit: seems like its cause piefed didnt work with fediauth)

bots arent allowed, if you point out the pixels mods can check if they actually are bots

there was an issue (no pixel placing cooldown) so the sites being rebuilt to fix it

the new position also overlaps with someone btw

the design that overlaps with it moved a bit to the left, havent pushed the updated image here yet though

not everythings here, I just fit on what I could. Anyone can add on more logos to the area in addition to what I have on the template (and I can add new additions to the template)

dont have much time to sprite new logos this year to expand on last years since Ive been making features for canvas in the time instead

The bottom right is starting to be built up as a tech corner if any other tech related communities want to join into that (programming.dev, d2jam, toast.ooo, and sc07 currently). There should be a bunch of empty space for people to put stuff

group: programming.dev

site: https://programming.dev/c/events discord: https://discord.programming.dev/

template: https://canvas.fediverse.events/#x=351&y=388&zoom=1&tu=https%3A%2F%2Fbytes.programming.dev%2Ffiles%2Ff2c5ff7d-e015-40be-851d-81ecf3c9e77c&tw=66&tx=403&ty=393&ts=ONE_TO_ONE

fun fact: theres a programming language called HolyC

sure

Group Name: D2Jam

Game jam that happens twice a year (eventually having a connection to activitypub through sending posts in the forum as microblogs to be visible on things like mastodon and getting posts from things like mastodon that use the d2jam hashtag). Site is still under construction atm though since its very new

The template has the d2jam logo as well as characters from games that were submitted to the first jam event that we ran! Anyones free to help out with construction if you want

https://canvas.fediverse.events/#x=363&y=353&zoom=1&tu=https%3A%2F%2Fbytes.programming.dev%2Ffiles%2F3a81bf17-cd77-445d-8186-59f4160f5ddd&tw=96&tx=290&ty=451&ts=DOTTED_SMALL

Bottom of the canvas near the right

fun fact: theres 29 games on the site you could play right now : )

• Site (has a forum in it): https://d2jam.com/
• Discord: https://discord.d2jam.com/

Whenever you get slowness issues let one of the infrastructure team know and we can look at it. I just fixed something out that might fix some of the issues (were still behind a bit behind on activities from lemmy.world for a bit though while that tries to catch up)

cant add for a bit unless the user has a post or comment

should have access to my script to do it without that soon (just in exams atm)

I think the advantages of multiple communities outweighs the advantages of consolidating. Especially since things can be cross posted between the multiple communities easily

No longer able to access the content is referring to the federation. And the difficult to move off is referring to for example communities that have been attempting to get traction to move off of lemmy.ml

Not posting in the community doesn’t mean people there don’t interact with it. I have beehaw as an example on hand but im sure there’s other federation examples

I think its the kind of subject matter that fits programming.dev well and relying on outside instances for programming content with no mirror on our own site makes us too reliant on those other instances if anything happens in the future (e.g. extreme case but if that instance goes down. Lemmy handles it terribly since the community still exists as a ghost community with no federation but still viewable)

With similar logic we have a lot of the same communities as lemmy.ml communities including programmer_humor, opensource, etc. To give people an alternative spot to the lemmy.ml communities and so that we aren’t overly reliant on other infrastructure we can’t control within our instances subject matter

We typically dont close communities on programming.dev since then theres only one option for things

Ends up having things like people who use the community no longer being able to access the content and being difficult for the community to move off of it if something happens

e.g. beehaw.org is defederated from sh.itjust.works so any beehaw users wouldnt be able to use the community if the programming.dev one is closed

Theres technically a code review community at !code_review@programming.dev although ive seen some people also post code reviews in the language/engine communities