I've tried porting Indev Adventure's forts into my Alphantasm modpack through KubeJS and it works like a dream! I have a set of jigsaws that spawn marker entities where sets of ruins get generated.
my method for learning new computer programs is to just dive right in and start poking around at everything, and then when I get stuck, I start looking stuff up, and this works really well because now that I've got my hands in there, I know what to look up, and I also have some idea of what I'm reading about, because I've had my hands in there and seen some of the stuff it's talking about
#artfight Attack on @mooniestarrcat's character worm onie buggy: "Wormy Boy"
https://artfight.net/attack/18022229.wormy-boy
no alt because tired again
I recently finally went through the secret game stuff in deltarune chapter 3, all of which is a clear zelda pastiche, and one thing I keep thinking about is that the puzzle complete and item get jingles sound like the weird route and extended weird route jingles, respectively
the sound is clearly meant to invoke both the respective zelda sounds and weird route sounds, and in doing so, I think it's meant to say something about the weird route
I think you're meant to think about the connection there, but what are they trying to get at with it? what is that saying to us?
similarly to undertale, in order to do that route, you have to approach the game purely as a video game, and so I think the comparison to the legend of zelda is meant as an overt nod to that nature of it primarily
im glad i was so obsessed with opsec/online surveillance… there are barely any online photos of me pre-transition
It is well-known that Mario is named after Nintendo landlord Mario Segale. It has been discovered that his father, Louis Segale, was actually named Luigi before changing his name during immigration, making it an astounding coincidence that the real Mario's real father is Luigi.
] Fanged Menace
That we undervalue seamstress as a trade is quite frankly deeply enraging. The amount of math and engineering you have to do to construct garments, bags etc sure isn't "low-labour", and that's not accounting the actual sewing afterwards, which is a lifetime-skill itself to perfect.
Honestly fuck the patriarchy.
Okay, LISTEN UP
DO NOT BUY LG.
Not ANYTHING LG.
Not only are they actively spying on you, not only have they updated their TOS to include requiring you to NOTIFY GUESTS ABOUT WIRETAPPING LAW, on Windows they're pushing ADWARE through WINDOWS UPDATE along with their monitor drivers - including on OLD monitors.
Gamers Nexus has all the deets:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9uefFYe6bM
DO NOT BUY LG PRODUCTS.
GN had a three-year-old monitor get an "update" that was adware. It wasn't even part of their investigation. It just happened to come in while they were investigating.
DO NOT BUY LG PRODUCTS.
#adware #spyware #surveillance #fascism #LG #FuckLG #DoNotBuy #boycott
Wth why are people becoming more pro-AI (or at least AI neutral) I don't understand
is there youtube programming content that’s in between “codingslop and they just talk about features they added to thing” and “guy livestreams programming in silence” where they get into the details of the code but it’s still edited? essentially i need more sebastian lague
one of my little side hobbies is rescuing dead graphing calculators at thrift shops
i found this TI-83 completely dead with 25+ year old leaking batteries inside of the bay, and brought it home for $8.
after a little cleanup of the battery bay and contacts with a weak acid, it sprung back to life for the first time in decades. amazingly, the original owner's programs were still intact, thanks to the backup battery.
per every canadian math teacher's instruction, the original owner - Fraser D. - had his name engraved into the shell. 😀
this calculator is destined to go back into use as soon as i can find a local math teacher who wants it in their classroom. given that a TI-84 calculator is still $190 in canada - a truly disgusting price for a computer running a 40-year-old Zilog Z80 processor (!), a free TI-83 will sound good to some kid out there.
(whom, i hope, will spend all of their Math 10 time learning how to program TI-BASIC instead of solving polynomials)
My mind has been tainted with the "I want shorter games with worse graphics" vibe and lead me to work on sprites on my own short game with bad graphics