K. Yagi @KateYagi@awoo.space

Thinking of trying Void linux and KDE plasma. It'll be neat to see what a non-systemd system looks like, and I've used i3 for a long time and wanna try something fresh.
Also KDE's mascot is adorable: https://community.kde.org/Konqi

Just reinstalled Librewolf, Got the Vimium extension, so now I have Vieb-like controls, ( except in new tabs :/ ) and Librejs. Wow Twitter expects you to load a lot of scripts before it's usable.

So mpv isn't an option anymore, devs outed themselves as /pol/ weirdos and I'm not gonna risk having it on my system when they eventually decide to do a supply chain attack. I guess I'm using VLC again until I find something more lightweight.

it's bazingin' time

I'm gonna start naming my minecraft instances after the update title instead of the number:

• Wild Vanilla
• Wild Quilt
• Caves Quilt
• Caves Forge
• Color Forge

etc...

Better readability.

Mouse Time

Model sauce: https://github.com/KabanFriends/Touhou-Figura-Pack

I should make a Figura mod skin. I think it would be a fun way to learn blockbench.

So, if microsoft servers go down, multimc marks my account as "not owning the game, play the demo?" until their servers are back online? I need authentication servers' permission to play OFFLINE mode? God.

It's astonishing how much of the minecraft datapacking scene is locked behind javascript. A lot of bitly clones that redirect to scams / malware, and today I wanted to quickly get a gravestone datapack with lynx but no, with vanillatweaks gotta download in bulk ( probably just sustainable server management but I'm still bitter about it ) and the planetminecraft page for it redirects to the creator's site, which just says to get it from vanillatweaks. How is all this gonna get archived? Manually?

ytfzf is a cool program since whenever you look up something like "minecraft rain" or "minecraft wishing well" you see titles of the first 20 clickbait videos without the thumbnails. They feel samey with them, but removing the padding and just reading them line by line makes me feel something that's hard to describe. Like an urban spawl neighborhood but instead of low density residentalial housing it's someone shouting while a datapack they downloaded spams /give @p minecraft:diamond_block 9999.

I forgot that Minecraft skyblock is super performant on older hardware since it's a superflat with nothing but what you've placed so far in it. Once everythings loaded in I'm getting full frames on a 4GB RAM laptop without having to potato the graphics. (with jellysquid mods installed ofc, it would be flaming rn otherwise.)

Minecraft Skyblock but instead of spamming crouch you solve math problems in chat. So like, you're teaching the tree so it grows.

Two people on my tl that have Madeline Celeste talk sprites as their avatars posted back to back and my brain got bamboozled thinking mastodon supported multiple avatars depending on mood. That would be a neat feature.

I used to be not quite fond of stripped oak logs when they were first added, even when a mass abundance of them were available because it felt like a waste of durability. Now that Farmer's Delight makes them a godsend for skyblock I really like them. Adding a mechanical incentive can really change how you feel about an otherwise cosmetic block.

Blender Cube Vtuber

I decided to open up a search engine because I wanted some tips of lynx friendily web design, and the first page wouldn't open because it required javascript to view. :/

I figured out how to use Vim in tut instead of vi: "export EDITOR=vim" in .bashrc, I should learn about exports.

Minecraft Wiki blocks copying text after merging with Fandom.
I hate Amazon

Non-foliage effected by randomTick:

• Fire burn out / spread.
• Ice and snow layers may melt.
• Farmland hydration is updated.
• Lava fires nearby.
• Lit redstone ore turns off.
• Nether portal spawns zombified piglin.
• Turtle eggs hatch.
• Campfire smoke.
• Budding amethyst grows bud.
• Copper blocks advance oxidation.
• Pointed dripstone may fill a cauldron below.

These all kinda make sense to speed up in rain.