[Hopperxx] ***SPAM*** Re: yay hopper

Danny Kodicek dragon at well-spring.co.uk
Wed Jul 9 06:16:19 CDT 2025


I was reading an article the other day talking about how modern
websites are overengineered and full of unnecessary animations and complex
JavaScript packages, and it made me think again how unfair it was back in
the day when Flash (and Shockwave to a lesser extent) got the blame for
people doing exactly the same thing. Surprise, surprise: killing Flash
didn't stop bad design, it just made developers' lives harder.

On Wed, 9 Jul 2025 at 10:04, Jim Andrews <jim at vispo.com> wrote:

> It's great to hear from the amazing developers of Hopper.
>
> There are 38 members, all of whom have email addresses that are not
> bouncing.
>
> I had to delete some bouncing email addresses from the list yesterday cuz
> the bouncing was causing me not to be able to send any email from my
> jim at vispo.com address, which is my main email address ("Domain vispo.com
> has exceeded the max defers and failures per hour (10/10 (100%)) allowed.
> Message discarded.")
>
> I talked with my hosting service three times on the phone about it.
>
> Consequently, today I sent an email to everyone, not from the list, but
> from me, so I could see if it bounced. None of them bounced, today. Which
> must mean I got rid of the bouncing addresses yesterday.
>
> So the re-start of the list was a little ragged, but I think it's working
> OK now.
>
> Yes, Noisecrime, I too was very disappointed with the fate Adobe inflicted
> on Director.
>
> ja
> https://vispo.com
> On 2025-07-09 1:28 a.m., Noise-Mail wrote:
>
> Thanks Jim for keeping the list alive.
>
> Every few years there seems to be a message that gets people back
> together, but sadly those messages are getting less frequent.
>
> Can't quite believe this has been going for over a quarter of a century,
> though I guess I also never thought that Director would die. In many ways I
> feel it was ahead of its time, or at least could have been maintained and
> updated to have become a force in the indie scene.
>
> Anyway nice to see some familiar names in here.
>
> NoiseCrime
>
>
> On 08/07/2025 07:18, Jim Andrews wrote:
>
> Great to see some messages on Hopper again!
>
> I am the administer of the list.
>
> All the best to you, my friends!
>
> ja
> https://vispo.com
>
>
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