Crinklewott 💕 @thingywott@awoo.space

this is like, the 900th surprisingly useful thing i've found out i can "just use ssh for"

i still just can't get over how extraordinarily useful ssh is. it's an absolute miracle that something like this can even exist

this is cool because it means

• all of my mail is offline after i get it
• i can access it on everything still

huh! i just managed to set up cli email on my phone with basically zero effort

turns out you can just shove TRAMP paths into rmail's config to steal the setup of anything you can SSH to

i also kinda drew this as a bit of an affirmation that it's okay to like things, even when they are weird

i (mostly) don't have problems with this anymore, but i know that it always feels so nice to see the sentiment places, so i hope it can be nice for others as well!

this time i experimented with trying to add detail using an eraser!

it's really cool how selectively removing things really makes things look dynamic--especially since i'm pretty sure i didn't use any lines smaller than 10px, and don't have pressure sensitivity~

diaper psa

#abdl #tdm

them

me @ my brain when trying to remember all the neat ideas i forgot instantly after sitting down to draw them

(every time i open krita and see tyson tan's splash screen) wow! she's so pretty

ignoring the book completely, i still just really love the aesthetic that the title "the restaurant at the end of the universe" evokes

the idea is just so excessively liminal in all the best ways, and it makes me want to be there

for reals, embedding an nrepl in anything that runs on the jvm is extraordinarily underrated, and definitely one of my favorite hobbies i'll probably always take with me

it's just kind of incredible i can just like...take something i already extremely appreciate and introduce it to places that usually wouldn't have it

it's just so ridiculously useful, that i can just introduce it on those terms alone, and that fact it's also my favorite language is just a fun little bonus

even though the main reasons for pulling it out often involve scary circumstances, every time i get to use clojure for my actual work work, it's just such a breath of fresh air to use that it doesn't really matter

hee, words really can't put how grateful i am that it's a thing we can use

rude of my brain to want to deep dive into all of them simultaneously

gosssh, there are just so many things i wanna learn