Crinklewott 💕 @thingywott@awoo.space

scarves are the best!

i've never tried to draw them before, and i'm not sure how much i'll tweak this before i start coloring it, but i feel like i did a lot better than i was expecting here ^^

turns out, twitter timelines are actually a pretty-okay way to have dynamic galleries on static sites

like, check this out! https://archenoth.com/drawstuffs/

it's not perfect, but adding new stuff to this is extremely low-effort--and has less inertia for me than adding a bit of markdown to my jekyll repo whenever i put up something new

i decided to actually do advent of code this year, which is a fantastic sign

it means i actually feel like casually writing code again

so, i hacked it together in ruby. now i just need to see if others like the idea!

it's always cool to find spaces that are kink-positive, but now i'm wondering about a way to make something that can help others feel better about opening up

so i think i might make a little thing called tmyk, or "tell me your kink" where people can post either with or without usernames and explain the things they like, talk about why they like them, and browse things other people posted~

i wonder if that could catch on?

it's that time of year again, and i think it's time for a pfp change~ (which is probably gonna be lb)

it's also okay to not feel conflicted about bad things happening to bad people, since it's true that the world would be a better place without them

but it's also okay to feel conflicted about wishing someone would die--since it means we are also okay with dehumanizing people after a certain margin

you don't always need to be 100% unambiguous about things like this, and i don't think it's a moral failing to feel uncomfortable

because i'm practicing a lot, sometimes i pronounce random things as if they were japanese

anyway, i accidentally just said "super smash brazzers"

it certainly helps that most of the others i've seen on there seem to be some mix tech, and soft

and a lot of the things on there are cute!

there's a botany program that lets you take care of an ascii plant and watch it grow. there's also a mud where you create rooms that don't exist yet, and explore the ones that do. there's even a big ol text canvas that anyone can write/ascii draw on!

i always knew i liked the idea of shared computers, but like, it really is something else to actually be on one!

it's basically linux, except as a social network!

local irc, a text based bulletin board, a link aggregator, and a whole bunch of other neat little things where you can see the effects others had on the world

sometimes having things in a text interface is cute enough that the novelty makes me actually even like things like localhost-constrained mail

tilde.town is pretty comfy, huh?

LB: A 35-MINUTE ANIME EPISODE MADE IN FLIPNOTE?!?

HOW THE HECK

i can't...even begin to imagine how much work that would have been