Another form of anarchism: Guerrilla public service
Tired of missing exits by inadequate highway signs, Richard Ankrom decided to make and install his own, all according to the specifications.
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/guerrilla-public-service/
[1.Ch.] "Speed" "Run"
@ElectricKeet just pulled off their first LttP flipperless.
First try, too.
ALttP flipperless glitch achieved on first try!
Yup, popped in a rando with my in-progress @millimax@high.cat sprite, got to playing with @orrery helping on the tracker, and they suggested I could try flipperless a couple times. It's an 8-frame trick...
...and I got it on the first try.
🦄 ❇️
Of cannabis and parity.
Keet: "Oops. All ash!"
@orrery: "I loaded the last two bowls, this one's yours."
K: pulls bowl, moves toward weed replenishment station
O: "Oh, and there's not enough for a full bowl, so you'll have to grind fresh."
K: "Did... did you just beat me at Nim? Did you just kick my ass at a game of Weed-Nim?"
O: splays peacock fan "am bird now"
hello i spent the last twelve days doing absolutely nothing but making this video game, so please play it thank you. it's about my cat and also our other cats https://eevee.itch.io/anise-wheres-twig
An intrinsic part of art creation, that isn't often discussed, is how fragile our creations are while we are working on them.
Text can get erased online and paper can get torn or lost.
Sewing can get easily cut or drinks spilled on them.
Electronics can get pieces lost, broken, or corroded.
Don't even get me started on code.
Art is fragile y'all. Thanks for making it despite that.
I 💖 @orrery
I 🕹️ retrogaming
I 🔊 chiptunes
I 🦄 ponies
I ☁️ cannabis
I � Unicode
and yes to 🤖 but #nobot
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