Crinklewott 💕 @thingywott@awoo.space
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 🔞)
Joined Nov 2017
just learning about vibri from vib-ribbon, and o h m y g o s h
wireframe vector bunny aesthetic
@cort holy heck!
i saw someone ask if AoC had minimum system requirements, and i feel like this might just be the most aesthetic answer imaginable
Crinklewott 💕
boosted
I have a coworker at Unity who's been wiping the floor with all of us with his compact, efficient #adventofcode solutions. What makes it especially galling is that he's doing it all on a 16 MHz 386SX, using Borland Turbo C++ 3.0. Even his write-up looks like a Wayback Machine snapshot of an early-90s Geocities homepage: http://clb.confined.space/aoc2022/
Go, be impressed!
the last two advent of code years can basically be summed up as me using this specific thing in clojure in about a hundred different ways
so the fact it exists in elisp is actually a big deal for me!
oh dang! til emacs 28 introduced named-let!
that means you can now write recursive things in elisp in an optimized way like you can in scheme!
@cinnamon i think that's why so many people still use AD accounts honestly, even if the option of CWs is there
though since the weirdest i get is so extraordinarily mild, i can kinda just get away with one without feeling too weird about it
home reno
@magical oh! basically, i have my gpg keys here! https://archenoth.com/about/#gpg-keys and since they never leave their respective boxes, you can use them to see which boxes my git commits are signed from!
so if you gpg --import archenoth.gpg, you can git clone the gist url and run git log --show-signature in the resulting folder to see where each commit was made from!
@lrvick (oh! was this directed at the inputstick thing?)
and yeah! it's a very similar sitch--with the primary possible point of failure being the bluetooth connection between the inputstick and the phone
but besides that, it means you never put your database onto anything you don't trust, even if you went to authenticate to something on it
@lrvick oh! it would act like a normal usb keyboard, and type things sent to it
so you would plug the inputstick into a thing, and then use keepass on your phone to type fields from entries~
i really like clojure (and fennel!), and this was a good excuse to compare how i would approach things with friends!
if you git clone and look at the log with signatures, your can see pretty much all of these were done from my phone too..!
also, also! since it's the 25th, here's how far i got into advent of code this year!
(only 14 days, but i'm pretty happy with how those days turned out~)
https://gist.github.com/Archenoth/19bf137701063d6b0bd42358e92d7125
(i like scarves, but have just kinda never drawn them!)
@SomeEgrets oh, nice! i never was confident enough to do that, i just let things grow muuuuch longer than i ever cared to have
@cinnamon happy holidays!!
@cinnamon oh no (it needs an app..? D:)
@lrvick aww, you shouldn't have!
(any opinions of phone keepass + an inputstick?)
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 🔞)
Joined Nov 2017
