frogzone
Been seeing this emoji around the place, made by a "dsfgs" and published over i2p torrent, but i'm unable to find them nor a hashtag #glutplug which apparently talks about decentralizing content delivery on fedi, something i support.
anyway I just really like the emoji can anyone see the person who made it?
boosts will help, thanks
(image: a pink blue and green fediverse emoji that looks like a butterfly)
Fish of Rage
frogzone
@nimda @thendrix @silverpill @gabriel @r @icedquinn @sun ^^^
might also be worth uploading emoji to the server as :fediverse2: ????
here's the i2p link http://tracker2.postman.i2p/index.php?view=TorrentDetail&id=75051
(image: fediverse emoji in different forms with "come for the less centralized social network - flutter around for the fun of it" also the word "fediverse" has "FOSS" after it in superscript to imply that it is "to the power of FOSS")
silverpill
@frogzone Used to be @dsfgs but the instance is gone. I have a cached profile though, and it points to https://www.dicksmithfairgo.com.au website
silverpill
@frogzone Never heard of it.
frogzone
@silverpill yes they had that site in the torrent but no link to a fedi profile, even checked search engines, so thanks.....how far along was #glutplug? they wrote:
>"Fediverse needs help to be stay decentralised as it scales. Using large CDNs to host fediverse content brings us back to Big Tech and brings us back to being dot-'conned'. Please consider a proposal we call #GlutPlug, whereby those who post, like and boost media can become the sharers of said content over a mixnet, preferably I2P. See #GlutPlug on fediverse for more on the idea."
I'd be interested in helping theproject anyways.
frogzone
## SVG file
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frogzone
@nimda i dont think it matters if png is pixelated, the browser renders gif and png differently, tor browser renders gif in a pixelated way, even when shrunk, but png when shrunk becomes nice and smooth. i did this in inkscape, the pink blends better and the eyes look better.......i'll add the svg data in the next toot
Nimda
@frogzone both images are the same size and seem to use the same antialiasing (none), so even the PNG has the same issue. If there's an SVG I could export it without obvious pixelization by using more pixels
frogzone
@r @silverpill @icedquinn @thendrix @gabriel @sun yeah the :mastodon_oops: is def better than just 404.
kudos for putting it up as an emoji @nimda, ol' :fediverse: has done its time....good to have something more classy with :fediverse2: :)
was trying to work out why it looked pixelated and it seems its because they exported it as a gif maybe to keep filesize low, so i just exported as a png below....that should fix it. Its only 13 kb which is still almost half the size of the old fedi emoji!
while i'm here can export the peertube emoji :awesome:
Nimda
@frogzone :wizardcat: tada :fediverse2:
r
Nimda
@frogzone thanks for the SVG, see the difference? scaling might be better in your browser, but still the antialiasing/rastering/etc is crazy to start with. I'll get the smooth one up in a bit
frogzone
@soonix THANK U for ur response!!!!! I just did a bit of extra digging through the torrent published by dsfgs and found this in the LICENSE file:
>PeerTube logo adapted by DSFGS, original by Framasoft CC-BY-SA 4.0.
thats basically these :peertube_linered: :peertube_tv: :peertube_red: :peertube_line: :peertube_vert: :peertube: emoji, and now THIS!!.... hint: the following makes my head EXPLODE....
> Description: This is a copyleft icon for AGPLv3 fediverse. If you are on a proprietary and/or closed-source platform like F'book Threa(t)s (replace 't' with 'd') then legally the use of this icon CANNOT be used to link to your account.
They have basically made the icon it so Threads users CANNOT use it LOL hence the opposite of META getting control of fedi....(btw @fsf is this even legal?)
>a Google image search
do u have the URL on how this relates to dfsgs according to goggles weaponized hallucination system? it may be a reference to #fedipact and not dick smith supporteers :fediverse2: fedi emoji
3: "fediverse" existed long before "metaverse" we should probably sue them first for polluting the "blah-verse" with their trash, shame noone trademarked "fediverse" for AGPL, right?
4: re resemblance: meta doesn't own the idea of intersecting curves, not the infinty sybmol the meta and demonic emoji are both symetrical whereas the dick design is not, also the dfsgs design includes many colors of the demonic logo without being demonic, also the dsfs design is unique in that it looks like a cute lil butterfly, i don't see any cute animals in the other designs, not at all, i see goggles staring at me and demonic ideologies, lol. there are zero resemblance.
so yeah i didn't mean to stay up this late and now im pumped with adrenaline based on how excited i am by what dsfgs did. lol. if u get the torrent you'll see the full license (magnificence) for urself, the below image is not the full license as i said above there is a LICENSE file with the above clause.
thanks, i must wind down now.
Klaus Baldermann 📜
@frogzone a Google image search for "dsfgs fediverse" brought up this image. I must admit that I see a similarity between the "butterfly" of your find and the Meta logo of mine 😉
frogzone
@gabriel ok so those 30 days went by really damn fast.... i have news tho
frogzone
@gabriel have just FINALLY uploaded a torrent with the svgs for both :butterfedy1: fediverse and :peertube:PeerTube and a bunch of sizes pre-exported into png for both.
is up on the i2p torrent tracker.... (NOTE: link will not work unless you have the parallel internet installed with a browser configured to use it. i2p bounces ur web traffic around the world for better anoymity)
i thank dsfgs, nestort and @smallcircles for their past effort of 3 years and celebrate mitra server (@silverpill @nimda) on the page, i also :bun_hd:
frogzone
@gabriel have not forgotten this, jus too much happening atm, progress is made on the torrent but not published yet.
Gabe
@frogzone@wizard.casa do you have the SVG for the PeerTube ones as well? Couldn't see it in this thread.
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