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My housemates and I are in a REALLY rough spot financially, and need $7k to cover the cost of decontaminating the room with a moldy A/C + other expenses we're struggling with: https://gofund.me/324222e5

#TransCrowdFund #MutualAidRequest

Please help if you can, and please boost. 💜

Got some new books and figured out where a few were hiding, then rearranged my portion of the shelf a bit.

Figured I'd take some pictures of it afterwards since people seemed to like that last time I reorganized. ^^

I had to move all my videos to a new YouTube channel.

New channel is here: https://youtube.com/channel/UCEpCI9ayENcFBqhBE0eYaBw

🎵 NEW ALBUM 🎵

Factory is now on Bandcamp! Pay what you want, including $0. ♥

https://duckinator.bandcamp.com/album/factory

My housemates and I are in a REALLY rough spot financially, and need $7k to cover the cost of decontaminating the room with a moldy A/C + other expenses we're struggling with: https://gofund.me/324222e5

#TransCrowdFund #MutualAidRequest

Please help if you can, and please boost. 💜

All of my music released under the Creative Commons Attribution license, regardless of where you get it or how much you paid.

Share it, remix it, use it in your YouTube videos, do whatever you want — just let folks know I'm the original artist.

If you can't or don't want to pay for it, my music is also free (same quality) on @internetarchive: https://archive.org/details/ellen-dash-haunted-piles-of-rock-and-metal

The "lost sales" idea is nonsense — either you'll buy it or you won't. If you like it, I want you to have it, no conditions. Go ahead and share. It's okay.

Hey! It's still #BandcampFriday for 25 minutes!

If you haven't already, consider getting my latest album: Haunted Piles of Rock and Metal.

https://duckinator.bandcamp.com/album/haunted-piles-of-rock-and-metal

Honestly there's enough here that I'm wondering if it's worth putting together and maintaining a list of them all.

Especially since my girlfriend is using the bottom 3 shelves, 2 of which are entirely TTRPG books.

And we also have miscellaneous books on a different shelf.

Left half of the top shelf, part 3:

- The Recompiler, issues 1-4

Left half of the top shelf, part 2:

- Chronically Yours: A Zine About Living with Chronic Illness (no. 1 & no. 2)
- BITE by Amy Dentata
- 2600, Volume Thirty-Four, Number Four

Left half of the top shelf, part 1:

- Model View Culture, 2014(?) 2-4, 2015 1-4, 2016 1-4.
- The Responsible Communication Style Guide
- Bubblesort Zines (june 2015, july 2015, february 2016, september 2016, april 2017, november 2017, "How does the internet")
- Pocket Ref, 4th edition
- the evolution of bundler
- CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid
- Easy Pickings

Right side of the top shelf:

- Technical Drawing, 9th edition
- Handbook of Augmentative and Alternative Communication
- The Lore of the Unicorn
- Kim & Kim, issues 1-3
- Grey Dawn by Nyri Bakkalian
- The Original Folk & Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm

The one tucked away on top of the books on the second shelf because it doesn't fit anywhere else:

- How Buildings Learn

Right half of the second shelf down:

- Introduction to Expert Systems, 3rd edition
- Interfacing Thought
- Desk Ref
- Architectural Draftsman's Reference Handbook
- Building Construction Illustrated
- Architectural Graphics
- Building Access: Universal Design and the Politics of Disability
- A Field Guide to American Houses
- 99% Invisible: The Hidden World of Everyday Design
- What Can a Body Do?

Left half of the second shelf down:

- Electronic Systems Technical Reference Manual
- Reference Data for Engineers: Radio, Electronics, Computer, and Communications, 7th edition
- The TTL Data Book
- Handbook of Transistor Circuit Design
- Designing with TTL Integrated Circuits
- Electronic Music Synthesis
- Operating System Concepts, 7th edition
- Object-Oriented Interface Design: IBM Common User Access Guidelines

Got some new books and figured out where a few were hiding, then rearranged my portion of the shelf a bit.

Figured I'd take some pictures of it afterwards since people seemed to like that last time I reorganized. ^^

I did a Very Professional installation of the Raspberry Pi running Home Assistant.

If you're curious as to why:

Due to "G Suite Legacy Free" being shut down, I tried to migrate my YouTube channel to a non-"G Suite" account.

But you can't migrate YouTube channels away from those accounts. It doesn't work in practice, and Google's docs confirm it's not supported.

And since I had already accidentally split my videos between two accounts (one using G Suite, one not) I just moved the remaining ones to the channel that's unaffected.