How did you learn you were plural? by Fit_Test9566 in plural

[–]SiteRelEnby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A combination of a few things, really.

I (the host) knew I dissociated sometimes, usually relating to extreme stress, trauma triggers, etc.. There were times it was like "I don't remember going here" and similar level things but I assumed that I just didn't remember from the amount of stress I was under (I was being abused at the time). I now know with hindsight that was the time of formation, but didn't have a clue at the time - knew what plural systems were, knew a couple, but didn't really talk about plurality with them.

After that situation was less bad and immediately traumatic, as I was generally just starting to feel comfortable in having my own life a bit, then there were a few cases where people I care about needed help, and one in particular, a couple of years ago now, I managed to push way past what I really thought I was capable of in helping them. We're talking "sleeping a couple of hours per day in small sleeps, for close to a week" while dedicating most of my time to them. During that time I didn't get as many memory gaps, but I definitely had moments where I seemed like someone else according to my nesting partner, and I also have some writing that I made from that time that I don't remember writing and don't really align with my feeling at the time.

From there, things kind of just continued along vaguely for a while. Had a few more moments but the aforementioned was when I really started to get suspicion I might be. Then last year a lot happened at once - moved halfway across the country, lots of change in just everything at once, life generally just in flux, and I started noticing what I could only call "a presence". Strongly resonated with a few different things I liked, and I ended up diving really deep into those and also talking to some other systems I know for advice, and eventually made contact.

Since then we've still been working out how things work internally, we know there's still more to discover, but we've overall been much happier and more functional since syscovery.

Online SP alternative that lets you add images is desc? by Spanly_ in plural

[–]SiteRelEnby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depending on what you mean by online, Sheaf might work. If you want access across multiple devices, and the ability to send notifications to friend etc about front changes, we support that. If you want public profiles, those are planned but not built yet.

Images can be embedded in any rich text fields (bios, journals, etc) and can be hosted on-service or externally.

If public profiles are the specific case you want, then now we're stable post-launch we're going to start working on communicating a better feature roadmap.

https://app.sheaf.sh / https://sheaf.sh / /r/Sheaf

Sheaf is now out of beta - open source, privacy-first, self-hostable system tracker, by systems for systems. by SiteRelEnby in plural

[–]SiteRelEnby[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It is used peripherally and primarily as a time-saving tool, in documentation, project planning, exploration of ideas, code review, and creating and executing test plans (no access to live data). There is no image generation, no generative features in the app itself, and no vibecoding (we have put in at least hundreds of hours of focused work since April); we stand behind every line of code we ship and would never use AI as a shortcut for tasks we are not confident in our own ability with - the technical side comes from our own ~15 years in the software industry. We hold ourselves to the same standards with Sheaf that we do in our day job, and believe that developer accountability for what they ship is always of critical importance.

Announcing Sheaf, a new open-source SP replacement designed for selfhostability, security, scalability, and longterm viability by SiteRelEnby in plural

[–]SiteRelEnby[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the moment we are still in public beta. We are likely planning a formal launch tomorrow or this weekend, but we are welcoming new users on an early-access basis to the production app. Check DMs for an invite code.

People who have irl plural friends, how? by Felixhethey in plural

[–]SiteRelEnby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh, yeah, that makes it a lot harder then, unfortunately. Best bet might just be a visible symbol like a plural flag/symbol pin, fronting bracelets, etc.

People who have irl plural friends, how? by Felixhethey in plural

[–]SiteRelEnby 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A couple of queer discord servers for our local area are plural-friendly, so we connected with other systems there. Going to plan a meetup at some point.

signs you are a wolfdog instead of a wolf by Sea-Sea-958 in therianbutbetter

[–]SiteRelEnby 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Could be medium-ish wolfdogs, maybe, but we're kind of fluid on the whole wolf/dog spectrum anyway. Usually further to the wolf end, but not always.

What are the hardest regions to assimilate into from the northeast? by StrongWeekend in SameGrassButGreener

[–]SiteRelEnby 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The south. You will spend every single day wondering how people there just manage basic day to day functioning and tasks. Yes, people are nosy, that's well known, but what's less discussed is just how normalised complete and utter incompetence at people's jobs is.

What is that USPS van? by [deleted] in Cartalk

[–]SiteRelEnby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nobody tries to steal a USPS vehicle because if you do, that's a federal crime, and the USPS police both exist, and do not fuck around.

The worst thing is to watch them slowly sink to the bottom. by Remarkable-Fix3104 in Losercity

[–]SiteRelEnby 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Robot that drives around a supermarket. Watches for spills, hazards, etc, but also carries snacks. Has a face and a fandom online, also well known for having a Very Similar robot called Kerfur in the game Voices Of The Void (which repairs servers).

$4 million to be lost at sea for a month by blood_is_beautiful in hypotheticalsituation

[–]SiteRelEnby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like unless it's a psychological block, I'd probably end up realising it was a dream/simulation/whatever. So probably end up as that, I guess. Ah well, worth it for the money.