@cinnamon oh my gosh
ultra-stamp luna
@SomeEgrets@meow.social oh! that makes sense
and yeaaah, looking into it a bit more, it looks like there was a permission to read external storage originally--but was split into three separate ones: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/Manifest.permission#READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
so it would make sense that your browser doing a file picker would probably request all three
oof D:
@typhlosion wow!!
typhlosion are really cool too!
@typhlosion i love this journey for chaos you've embarked on, and this part actually makes it even better
@sugar i just wanted to say that your icon is extremely good
abdl (+)
learning that one of the people behind bunnybot is abdl!
aaa, how many times am i going to learn that someone i've been interacting with for a while has been without my knowing, and that i'm not such an anomaly
this has legit happened a double-digit number of times now, and it still catches me off guard every time
so! i ended up writing a super-simple pattern to let me see what's in the maps more specifically~
each different color is a row in the map layout, and if i mouse over any bit, it will tell me what kind of sprite it is on the map there! (it will also tell me the coordinate i'm looking at)
@SomeEgrets@meow.social wat
does that happen when you use another interface, like say https://pinafore.social/?
(also, i should stress this isn't an app, it's another website that interacts with your main instance using client-side websockets in your browser)
@SomeEgrets@meow.social oh yeah! it's absolutely rad!
https://github.com/WerWolv/ImHex
if you grab it, try opening a png in it and check out the breakdown in the bottom when you apply its pattern!
it's not as elaborate as wireshark's bit-for-bit descriptions of what things are, but it does a lot of the same things, and i like it lots~
with something like imhex, you can even visualize it to see the details a little more clearly with its data processor!
it's really neat opening level files for old games in hex editors
a lot of the time, they are just 2d arrays just dumped right into a file, so you can see the shapes of the levels if you adjust the width of the wrapping!
like, here's the first level of duke nukum 1 in HxD next to what it looks like in-game!
@codl goodnight codl..! ^^
oh hi! i do computers, and sometimes draw stuff~ i like lo-fi things and cute aesthetics!
i also probably like you
(also, tagged #abdl ahead, soooo 🔞)