One hundred percent.

If I can play videogames in my head while I’m at work, great. If my addict dopamine brain gets highjacked so that I don’t know how to do anything except consume ads then bad.

That’s a start for sure. Thanks!

I think they have super different art styles, both psychedelic/visionary artists but different. Also one is Grey and the other Gray. Its just a coincidence.

No, Cameron Gray, different artist.

Super interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Opiuo, Ott and Griz are probably my favorites.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJj_4ir12-w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cjxNU0S17g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMGWXAitaK8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6pJs5wPfcw

You better figure it out before the bed bugs bite.

I think it fits and looks like other people agree. Thanks for sharing!

I think it counts for sure, definitely trippy. Plus art or what makes something psychedelic is pretty subjective anyway. Thanks for sharing!

Exactly.

I could see that for sure

Tron?

Yup, probably one of the most famous psychedelic artists.

Nevermind. After days of back and forth with them they said that they only have that feature available to big companies that have an account with them for a year or more, which is definitely annoying. I’m going to give Brevo a shot next, I heard someone mention them in a thread before about this. It looks like their free tier allows for 300 emails a day. I’ll let you know how that goes if you are still looking.

Hell yeah! Great movie.

Except that movie had no catharsis only tension.

Waking Life

I am in the exact same boat. I just switched to Proton as it looked like they had these features right away. But it turns out you have to explain what you want to use smtp for before they allow you to generate tokens. Which is probably due to them attracting a high amount of scammers due to their really good privacy. So I can understand but it is a tad annoying. If you are willing to wait I’d give them a try. Their business plan is cheaper than googles and gives you a lot and they are open source.

I agree that everyone running an instance, that they expect to gain any users at all, should form a non-profit, at the very least for liability reasons. But trying to find a business model for running an instance is exactly against the point of why we are all here in my mind. If users like an instance and want to make sure it stays around then they should donate to it. That will make sure they have funding to keep paying the monthly server costs.

But if you do donate it is also fair to expect some amount of transparency in where the money is going and that the instance does have plans and failsafes. I think it is all stuff we are figuring out as we go together.