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Nayelianne
@nayelianne.bsky.social
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🎨 Artist / Designer, INFP with way too many interests, a love for languages, learning, crafts, writing, games, memes and technology.

✨ Making positive lists to see stuff more easily

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nayelianne.bsky.social
Actually surprised with my join number, I think bsky was already decently established when I made an account.
Definitely wouldn't have expected to fall under the first 1% or be considered a Bluesky Elder XD
But I appreciate how far the website has been coming along since then.
Image celebrating 10 million users with user's bluesky join date. User number is 31495, joined in April 22, 2023. Certifies user as a Bluesky Elder (First 1% to join the network).
September 16, 2024 at 10:07 PM
nayelianne.bsky.social
Cohost held a special place in my heart. The freedom it allowed for creativity to thrive was refreshingly nostalgic for modern social media.
I'm going to miss all the css crimes, games (like collab Pokemon), interactive posts and fun formatting.
I hope we can have a similar playground again one day.
Compilation of screenshots from Cohost. First and second image: A post with an interactive image of a puzzle box in its initial and advanced stage, the image would unlock new puzzles as the user interacted with it; it shows numbered dials for a numerical combination lock, picross, light puzzles and dragabble blocks of colored gears, that the user had to realign and color match. Third image: Post with a mini pixel art playground in which users could draw with a single color. Fourth image: Post with a maze puzzle within an interactive image. Fifth image: A drawing of a box with a "do not press" button, that once pressed, would make the box open, and a bug-mascot of the website would come out to revert it. Last image: A post with a dark image that the user could flash some light into to read the contents, by dragging a sparkle icon around. Cohost Screenshots Compilation. Image 1: Post styled as a crumpled redacted document, looks like an image, but the text is selectable. Image 2: Post styled as text on a dark blue screen with visible scan lines. Image 3: Post simulating an old school forum post, with the user avatar, join date, ICQ and Aim buttons, and a very cluttered signature that is full of images with banners and quotes, like in the early 2000s. Image 4: A seemingly empty post, but visually styled as if a hole was cut into the timeline, displaying its background color. The post is followed by a reply of an user saying "Hey, put that back.", and the original poster replies with an image of the cutout being poorly taped on top of the hole that was previously created. Image 5: User showing his SVG animated avatar with 3 different states; The avatar of a blue pixel art bird appears big on posts, medium sized as an avatar, and as a tiny headshot within comments. Last image: Post of selectable text in cursive handwriting Cohost screenshots compilation. Image 1 and 2: An interactive post; image of a Game Boy Color that could be collaboratively used to play PuyoPuyo/Pokemon from within the post (like twitch plays pokemon), interacting with the buttons in the GBC image simulated the real device. Image 3: Image of character Link within a Zelda map, and a NES controller on the bottom, clicking the controller buttons would move the character in the map. Image 4: A post with the image of a Disco Elysium interior in its left side, and colorfully formatted text on the right side. As you scrolled through the text, options would appear and the text would progress differently, like in a choose your own adventure game. Image 5: An interactive post in which the user had to hover their cursor to find hidden instances of the cohost bug mascot. Image 6: User highlighting cohost's advantages over twitter, such as html, css, ajax and computations, as well as being fully recursive, having hyper text markup and SVG support
September 10, 2024 at 6:28 AM
nayelianne.bsky.social
This looks so useful! I had a bit of an unexpected behavior with the color of the interface and readability, if there's anything I can do to troubleshoot please let me know. I tried changing twitter to light mode to see if it'd help but sadly it didn't fix it. Happens with the login popup too
August 31, 2024 at 6:57 PM