Some random building used for parties that one person pays for regularly so everyone else can stand in social circles and talk about random topics because they have nothing better to do.
this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2024
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More like a building where several strangers each pay for a flat, and people are free to come and go to different flats as they please.
I also think there would be a couple of distinct groups sticking to their own flats, and none of the others in the building wanting to visit them. These flats are known as "Defederated". Now and then a newcomer will stumble through the door, have a look around, and decide to never open that particular door again.
Note that I'm not mentioning any particular instances, so if you feel offended by this, that's probably on you.
I was also thinking flats/apartments where people go to hang out as a good metaphor. Not necessarily fancy ones either, the kind of cheaper, basic ones most people start with early in their adult life.
Apartments as fancy as its denizens are willing to make it, really.
Also a few of the flats have donation boxes, and hopefully over time that'll be enough to keep the party going :)
It would look like a warehouse full of shelves that are very well organized but there's no map, and a lot of the shelves have the exact same designation but completely different contents.
A small, abandoned office building.
The ground floor would be full of TVs playing news networks and people arguing about politics.
The top floor would be cubicles for the coomers
The basement would be full of servers and bearded people with Thinkpads running Linux
The tankies would be in the garden trying to start a commune
So basically exactly the same as my basement
Ever walk into your college campus center at 11:45pm on a Saturday and discover the 25 unwashed dudes that are in there playing Smash Bros in a massive LAN party while drinking a mix of Mt. Dew and beer?
It would look like that.
But they are all disagreeing, scoffing at each other with "akshully" statements about things they don't understand.
Picture a pig pen, but really dirty
From my point of view, this place seems very niche, techy, and "inside joke"-ish... So ima say a Cyber/tech coffee shop with a buncha (kind/seemingly friendly) Nerds all huddled up at tables together. Theres a separate cafe room just for- whatever the fuck Linux users do. And 75% of the men there are femboys in thigh highs. Everyone speaks in a way that, unless your a regular customer of the cafe it's gonna be complete fucking gibberish.
The house from Fight Club.
Half the users are imaginary.
easy
I just stopped playing wow to go to bed and it's past midnight, I hate how relevant that picture is 20years into wow
It is one of this places that were built by anarchists without any license and look, smell and feel quite funky. The audience though is really nerdy. So the closest that comes to mind is a Hacker space in a large European city.
Sounds like we might meet at the congress in december. :)
Picture if you will a conputer genius, an expert in his field able to write like Shakespeare in basic. This person lives in 1985 and so what would be less than a raspberry pi today is now a large room filled to bursting. Lemmy is that room
A wet dumpster wearing a hot pink che Guevara t shirt
Like some college campus in the US, probably. Or Portland.
A city university in Bogota during a paro.
https://thebogotapost.com/student-strikes-continue-the-march-of-the-pencils/33240/
A library full of cool people not stiffs lol
A flophouse exclusively inhabited by giant nerds.
Soft tissue paper
The megacity from Judge Dredd.
Kensington Market in Toronto.
Multiple small mom & pop stores in a slightly grungy setting.
A Prius with a Ukraine sticker slapped on the hatchback.