>Bring your code, we'll handle the rest.
>Made for any language, for projects big and small. Railway is the cloud that takes the complexity out of shipping software.
Not massively convinced at the moment.
Crazy this is ten years old. Or at least, it was shared here once ten years ago.
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=cursordanceparty.com
I like these fun examples, and the creativity of the person behind it.
This is the Web3 we need, but not the one we deserve.
"Application Error" for me.
Another website killed by HN?
Sad little mobile users are sad. And little. And immobile.
Is there an alternative copy, I only get https://railway.app/error-pages/project-error?domain=www.cur... ?
This is more fun than it should be - reminds me of jumping around cells in a shared google sheet
https://cursordisco.ytmnd.com/
Reminiscent of this internet classic :)
Nice to see the web being used properly for a change! :-)
One similar thing I'd like to see is a global voice chat room with directional audio
I took only a cursory glance at the website. 2 cores at 100% and a cursor that didn't move. When that hadn't changed after 10 seconds, I went back.
I figured out how to get infinite sized cursors ;)
Even though the website isn't working right now I immediately know what it is. Fun idea!
Sick implementation; but perhaps an epilepsy warning would be apt for some of the animations.
Hah. Thank you =). Great fun.
Fun site, but we need more fun colors for a proper dance party!
Now this is the kind of stuff I love visiting on the web
I can finally properly flex my osu! skills
Funny site.
I'm pretty sure this doesn't work properly in Firefox. Very sad to see that Chrome 101 == IE6.
Managed to make a massive cursor and it was broadcasted to the whole party. Had some fun hacking this with Chrome dev tools.
Was simple as breakpointing in dev tools on "mousewheel", setting h.scale = 15, and then resuming. Massive cursor and massive fun. I'm sure people were wondering how I got mine so big. Considering it was clamped to 1.
I've thought about injecting a non-zero number to crash the app or perhaps inject some XSS to run some fun code on everyone's machine but...I decided to be nice and not literally crash the party. ;-)
All that's needed to fix this "exploit" is to properly sanitize data on the way in. Classic example of why sanitizing I/O is important!
All in all-- fun app OP.
The band Light Light made a delightful interactive music video based on the same principle: http://donottouch.org. Sadly, it appears only a recording of it remains online.