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Synology found that the people have a lot of power in successfully boycotting their products after making the decision that going forward, all 3rd-party hard drives would not work within their newer model NAS's. I guess they figured they had enough enterprise customers that the decision wouldn't make much of a difference, they were wrong. They recently made the decision in reversing their earlier choice and now 3rd-party hard drives are fine to use within their NAS's. Would this help them regain customer retention, it depends as Synology did trash the goodwill they had built over a decade. www.guru3d.comSynology Reverses Policy Banning Third-Party HDDs After N...Synolog…
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You can always count on the folks over at Kurzsegut to bring complex situations and theories down to be explained for the every day person. Their latest video helps explains what has been happening to the internet in regards with the AI slop wave we've been getting swamped with lately.
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I've been doing some deep thinking lately about the direction of our community, and I wanted to share some exciting possibilities with you all. The Reality Check Let's be honest: we've carved out a pretty specific niche here. While our focus on alternative platforms has created a tight-knit community, I'm starting to wonder if we're limiting ourselves to an extremely small slice of the much larger maker and creator ecosystem. The Vision What if we could keep what makes us special while opening our doors to a broader range of creative minds? I'm talking about expanding into territories like: • Homelab enthusiasts sharing their latest server setups • Crafters showcasing int…
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The pricing of your favorite TLD could be increasing in price in just a few days. Porkbun has gathered a listing of the names that will be raising in price, might be a good idea in check out if you have one or more of these TLD's in the list and do some multi-year renewals on them, or if you have one in the list you've been looking in picking up. Porkbun.comDomain Name Price Increases October 6, 2025 - Porkbun.comDid you hear about the domain name price increases happening October 6, 2025? This article lists all 233 affected domain extensions.
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Since the announcement of Serif will be archiving the support forums in order to direct people to their new Discord server, there is now a post of an upcoming announcement. You'll might also have noticed you're no longer able to purchase a copy of any of the Affinity products. That's Photo, Design, and Publisher. This isn't something that is giving off some great vibes, since Canva acquired them, it's been rumored in that a potential V3 would be released soon and bring in a subscription plan. The writing is becoming clearer on that wall that Affinity will be losing a lot of reputation points from the wider community and perhaps cause many to grudgingly return to Adobe.
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It might take a bit for everyone to receive the option for collaborations feature within their studio.
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Knowing that the community within the FOSS arena, it's sad to see that some initiatives are not gathering enough users in order to function. https://about.iftas.org/2025/09/29/sunsetting-iftas-connect/
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Looks like EA is going to be sold off to a Saudi Arabia and others private equity group, what can go wrong with this? We've seen so many times how private equity firms completely strip mine and ruin whatever they acquire. Don't see EA surviving as they are currently in the next 5 to 10 years. KotakuEA Announces Unprecedented $55 Billion Sale To Saudi Arab...The Madden publisher is going private
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It's a tiny update for those that use Kick and you might be having trouble in choosing a profile avatar, Kick has brought in a few choices that you can use.
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Facebook and Instagram to get £2.99 UK subscription to st...Subscriptions for user opting not to see personalised ads on its platforms will start from £2.99 a month for UK users.
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Disney's not reading the room, especially after the recent dropping of Jimmy Kimmel. For them to turn around and week later and reinstate his show, they're now raising the pricing of Disney+ just after being crushed by subscriber cancellations. The VergeDisney Plus is getting another price hikeThe timing isn’t exactly ideal.
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Scrolling through Reddit and this post caught my eye, could the community plugins be used as a vector in which someone could bring in malicious code in order to breach an account. I'm going to quote the following post as it does provide some great information on the matter. The main point that stuck out for me was, community plugins are a major part of Obsidian. My uneducated assumption was that I believed they were vetted in some way to be provided within the store, unfortunately that isn't the case it seems.
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EposVox is a good resource in spearheading the indie web along with efforts to bring in more awareness to this initiative. There may be a few things I wouldn't agree with him on but, that's all part of being human and just trying to get through this thing called life. He brings up some great points on how many are hyper-focused on equating the Web3 movement and decentralization as being bad or even part of the crypto scene, which it a whole other section to be sure. Decentralization is something we should be working towards again, like how it was back in the day. Small sites taking part of being points of the internet and sharing information easily and freely, without be…
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There is a rise of people who are expressing their displeasure of the community guidelines for Bluesky. I very quickly skimmed over it before starting this thread and it appears to be similar to other social network's guidelines, which runs counter to what the general community take is. Truthfully I haven't done much research on these changes but, I was looking to get your takes on this. Will the changes lead you to lower your Bluesky usage?
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https://github.com/Aitum/obs-vertical-canvas/releases/tag/1.6.0-beta2
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France is threatening to take Kick to court over creator safety, but the platform says it's just "politicization." Do you think streaming platforms should face the same regulations as TV networks, or would that kill creativity and free expression? What's the right balance between safety and censorship?
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One of the streamers involved in the Jean Pormanove case claims "everything was consensual" and the deceased could "leave anytime he wanted." But when someone is financially dependent on harmful content and potentially struggling with mental health issues, can we really call it true consent? Where do you draw the line between personal choice and exploitation?
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Anthony Joyce-Rivera posted recently in looking for some feedback on some methods of growing the platform through user realms. Most notably as they are raising funding to improve the platform without going the advertising route. https://www.moonbeam.stream/posts/68c1a2e629ff00458fe61ee9
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Twitch continues to try in bring in modern features into their ads format but, the latest is a possible experiment of skippable ads. Ads on Twitch are very viewer hostile as the content being viewed is still continuing during the ad break. This causes viewers who aren't subscribed to the particular channel or have Twitch Turbo, are forced to miss out on what is being streamed. This is far different from the ads system of other platforms or even YouTube, who have put in the work in the technology. With this experiment is something that'll not see the light of day for years to come since Twitch is very slow these years with their technology innovation.
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It's another year and Twitch continues to do the special sub centric event every September, this time there's a bit more complications for it. What started out many years ago that would provide live streamers on Twitch a way to make a bit more money and to celebrate their community with extra iniatives has become more complex over the years. We can only surmise in that the monetization team are continuing their rituals of money magic, lately it seems that you need a spreadsheet or even a logic flow to make sense of it all. Long are the days of a simple yearly event, at least SUBtember is still being done.
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Age restricting content or even platforms have been building momentum in several countries around the world. The UK is facing backlash over it's "protecting the children" movement of restricting access to many sites from within the country, to Australia banning anyone under the age of 16 to access social networks including YouTube. Now we can add Mississippi into the mix that is forcing social networks to either comply with their rules or be fined $10k per user for each infraction. This is just another state within the USA who are looking to lock down users access to these platforms under the guise of saving the children which, we all know is not the case for this at all…
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ArsTechnica released a new post looking into how Bluesky has become the go to platform for scientist. Beating out how the exodus from extwitter continues to upend the social networking space. Ars TechnicaBluesky now platform of choice for science communityIt’s not just you. Survey says: “Twitter sucks now and all the cool kids are moving to Bluesky”…
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It's been in beta testing for the past few months for those who have paid to be Catalyst members on Obsidian have been using the new database feature. This has been what many are calling it as a game changer for Obsidian, bringing Notion like features into the platform. I haven't messed around with it just yet as I've recently just updated my install of Obsidian but, I'm very curious in how it functions and whether it will become something that would be useful within my workflow. https://obsidian.md/changelog/2025-08-18-desktop-v1.9.10/
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Welcome to The Indie Creator Space - Your New Creative Home Base! Good morning, creators, streamers, and digital pioneers! Josh here, and wow - seeing our little corner of the internet come to life is giving me all the feels! After nearly a decade of jumping between platforms and watching the creative landscape evolve, I'm absolutely buzzing about what we're building here at The Indie Creator Space Community. You know that feeling when you discover a platform that just gets it? That's what we're aiming for here. Not another mainstream clone, not another "me too" space - but something fresh, something that actually serves independent creators and their communities in meani…
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