Late.sh – a command-line Clubhouse for computer people

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Late.sh is a command-line social space for tech enthusiasts, offering radio, games, collaborative art, chat, and work profiles via SSH, with identity tied to SSH keys.

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# late.sh Source: [https://late.sh/](https://late.sh/) a cozy command\-line clubhouse for computer people ├─chill radio, classical, and guest stations ├─the arcade\(2048, sudoku, nonograms, solitaire\) ├─collaborative artboard ├─daily challenges & streaks ├─live chat ├─share & discuss news └─multiplayer games\(coming soon\) \#artboard a sharedASCII canvas\. paint, erase, sign your work\. each cell remembers who placed it\. snapshots are saved daily and monthly, so the history sticks around as the board keeps changing\. \#work who's around, what they build, who'sopen to gigs\. one profile per person, posted from the TUI\. headline, status, skills, links — plus an optional bio, late\.fetch readout, and showcase\. to post yours,ssh late\.sh, open the work room, pressi\. \#play aread\-only peekat the TUI in your browser\. tab around, see what's inside\. no typing, no chat, no games — just a window into a shared demo session\. for the real thing,ssh late\.sh\. \#identity no passwords\. no OAuth\. no accounts\. yourssh keyis your identity\. chats, scores, and streaks are tied to your public key fingerprint\. same key, same data\. \#privacy we store your keyfingerprint, not the full public key\. no IP logging\. no tracking\. no analytics\. chat messages and game scores are stored in postgres, tied only to your fingerprint\. don't trust us? use a throwaway key:

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