the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

actually just in general seeing someone else play a thing and miss something *extremely* obvious is frustrating as hell

did something happen yesterday involving people sharing nudes??? i'm seeing a lot of people talk about meta and only getting vague hints at what this is even about

watching someone play alttp randomizer and it's infuriating seeing them walk right past extremely obvious chests

they got to the bottom of hyrule castle dungeon and said "nope, need a boss key for that" and then just *left*, ignoring the enemy right there next to it that drops the boss key

...badgerigar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adi77ZTq9Ho also good music

ACE+ are just good at snowscapes apparently

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8FckEqIo1Q don't have the energy to do a vgm selection proper now but: good music

kas got me thinking about wintery music and while this is unusually active for wintry music it definitely has a frozen-landscape feel to it

maybe just from associations in the game though

when did computers settle on the "tower" form factor? i know that even into the 90s there were computers that lay flat and that you'd put the monitor on top of the computer (cases were designed to be able to hold the heavy weight of a CRT monitor, too); when did they start being primarily upright?

*takes a bite out of the concept of gender*

I want to see more games in the colosseum/xd series

​ is cute in general. adorable little spiky fluffball

random little touch that I appreciate: In the first battle of pokemon colosseum, when just one of the zigzagoon remains, when it runs back to position after taking damage it runs right between its trainer's legs

it's kinda cute

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it makes me really stressed when two of our friends get upset at each other, oof

what is "mambo no 5" anyway? obviously a piece of music but why is it a meme suddenly

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ketchup is probably the boringest condiment short of mayonnaise

"microcomputer" would be a great word for things like the raspberry pi or beaglebone, but it's already taken by regular size computers (because at the time the term microcomputer was made, a minicomputer was the size of a desk, and at the time the term minicomputer was made a computer was the size of a room)

squirrels!

since it's not really doing anything at the moment i imagine 300 mhz is its minimum frequency (modern cpus and gpus are what's called dynamic processors, where they need a minimum clock frequency to avoid glitches caused by capacitors leaking--similar to how dram works. it's far cheaper than static processors, just like how dram is far cheaper than sram)