𝅙 @CloverChrome@awoo.space

i'm super afraid of my phone dying at some point because one of the most important features IMO is the fact that i can listen to radio using the wires of wired headphones as an antenna and i'm pretty sure no modern phone does that anymore

i think anyone should be able to experience the whimsy of plugging in a pair of headphones into their phone, listen to a local radio that doesn't have internet streaming, and move around and see how interferences affect the signal

right now i'm listening to the local campus' radio and if i raise my hand above my head the signal gets disrupted so much that i can't hear anything

🐿️me reading "dotnet" as "donut" and realizing I might be a little hungry

I'm gonna go to sleep and dream of x86 real mode code

Programmers are usually fed a steady diet of feature work and bug fixes. But occasionally they get to work on performance problems. This development methodology is known as intermittent fasting.

🦨people talking about what version of linux is the best one
me: they're all bad
*everyone stops bickering to turn their attention on ratioing me, I warm myself in the heat of their anger*

Gamers Nexus continue their detailed investigation into EK, more employees are going on-record and they sent info to OSHA as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8A7cykj0pCg

🦊 out of curiosity I tried the 32bit version of SAI 2 in wine and, pressure sensitivity *and* no errors after 5% ram usage, but the tradeoff is that I did some scribbles to test and very quickly reached a nice 69% ram usage, so this isn't exactly a solution lmao

https://youtu.be/FuX5_OWObA0

ArtRage 1.1 (2004)

amazing

me, learning about about the atomic age: man it's so goofy they tried to use radioactivity for everything.

15 YEARS LATER

every tech company i've ever interacted with: We've added AI to our product!

🦊Discord must have galaxy sized balls to charge more for a PNG than it costs to get *Stardew Valley*

Modern software development be like: I wrote 10 lines of code to call an API that calls another API, which calls yet another API that finally turns on a lightbulb. Pray that Cloudflare or AWS will not be down during this operation; otherwise, there will be no light for you.

How do you know someone who uses Arch #Linux ?

Don't worry; they'll show you their neofetch command output even though you didn’t ask for it.