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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 22/06/2026

nemmy.net is unrecognizable. A new 2010 iOS theme, a new paint UI, star reactions ⭐, an economy, and so much more. Users get points for painting on other people's profiles and inviting friends. Games load faster. And you can finally recover your password via email.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 18/05/2026

New update: You can now share audio and other files. You can finally write your posts with images, videos, games, and music inbetween text

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 06/05/2026

New visual novel update: nemmy.net/thread/31306... - Per-character text colors - A spotlight effect on talking characters - Code blocks (for things you can't do with the GUI) - Error logs - More JS features (Math, array.length|push|pop, string.length|substring) - Plenty of bug fixes And lots more

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 03/05/2026

Y'all. Holy moly. nemmy.net/thread/31387...

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 20/04/2026

Zig called this darn function that wasn't implemented in my WASI runtime. So I implemented it, and guess what? Zig used it to make the most useless syscall ever.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 20/04/2026

I accidentally ran "npm i" instead of "bun i" and everything looked broken. I was just about to publicly proclaim my hatred for JavaScript tools before I realized what I did.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 16/04/2026

I just fixed some NASTY bugs, but there's more work to do. It flickers in Chrome. In Firefox, these mysterious white pixels creep in over time. How? I have no idea.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 04/03/2026

React? Tailwind? Nah, I use my native GUI with CSS syntax. I wrote a 200-line CSS parser in Zig. The following CSS gets replaced with static code when Zig compiles the app.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 13/02/2026

The new update makes galleries behave a little more like Toyhouse nemmy.net/thread/28530...

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 29/01/2026

Sites like battleofthebits.com are so rare and beautiful. Thousands of little widgets, badges, social features, and more. It's sad to see this site suffer from AI scraping. Pages take 3 seconds to render. It's built on PHP from 2005 which surely adds lots of overhead. It's a product of its time.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 04/11/2025

We fixed bugs and added notifications and mentions

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 05/10/2025

Site is perpetually 2 seconds away from blowing itself up and aggressively erasing all files. How did Mark Zuckerberg make Facebook in 2 days

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 26/08/2025

It's actually literally gone lol. The backups failed. Thankfully none of that lost data is very meaningful.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 17/07/2025

Picking up good web design where it left off. nemmy.net/dev/playground

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 09/05/2025

Only on Linux, the "easiest system to develop software on". This is not an issue on Windows. SQLite should be able to delete a row by *waiting* for the other connections to finish. That's literally a core feature of SQLite. It's in the documentation. Why is it only working on Windows?

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 09/05/2025

Big Nemmy update! - Better mobile layout - Strict NSFW filter is stricter - Filter and sort commissions by price (WIP) - Adds 600+ new commission-able artists per hour - Bump yourself in commission searches by writing nemmy.net in your bsky description to become a supporter Happy commissioning!

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 06/05/2025

WIP: The "strict" NSFW filter setting is about to get stricter. Profiles containing "🔞" or "nsfw" will be hidden. I'll add the red text for transparency. Also: Empty galleries will be completely hidden so they don't waste space. This includes galleries that appear empty because of NSFW filtering.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 04/05/2025

I write 90% of the backend SQL inside a 500-line file called "query.sql". SQLC turns each statement into a corresponding Go function to execute it and it's the best SQL tool ever made. (Except the devs are neglecting an important PR so now I'm hosting a fork to compile certain SQLite3 statements)

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 02/05/2025

Writing code on the go: You guys have WEIRD spelling. I took these samples from various accounts and I'm adding more parser rules so you can appear in searches

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 02/05/2025

I write 80% of the frontend logic inside a string on a div. This is just how AlpineJS works, and it's the best JavaScript framework ever made.

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 02/05/2025

Experiment: Bump yourself on the site. - A random bumped artist appears in 33% of searches. - Users won't get the same bumped artist for 60 seconds. (Users won't see you 100 times and get angry) How do artists bump? By updating their prices or writing nemmy.net in their bio? Comment your ideas:

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 01/05/2025

Welcome to my software yap account. I'll be talking about how FUN it is to manage a website on a $7 Linux box with one fat SQLite database and 1.5 million rows

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nemmy.net @nemmy.net · 01/05/2025

Wanna recommend artists for work/commission? Or are you browsing the commission database and getting unrelated garbage? You can now find related artists and/or share who you follow! Type anyone's bsky handle or click "Find more" on artists: nemmy.net/artstat I wrote some fun details in comments:

Picture of artists that @chocographix.net follows. All are graphic designers and all are available for work.

169 artists were scanned and filtered down to just 8. That's a lot easier than opening 169 profiles yourself.

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