Crinklewott 💕 @thingywott@awoo.space

one of the interesting things about being generally optimistic is how naive it seems at first glance

like, even if a situation had an equal chance of turning out good or bad, it's generally seen as more realistic to assume the worst

that's not even taking into account how most people actually do legitimately try to improve things they interact with, because they actually do care about things in the same way you do!

seriously though, shoutout to @mcc for making this happen..! i suuuper appreciate the effort you put into this

thank you! ^^

(it's not on play yet, i just updated from here)

oooh! now that focal setting is in mainline, i think i can use tusky as my main client finally!

i've always appreciated it as a project, but needing to switch to something else any time i uploaded anything was kind of a drag

so i'm really happy for this release, aaa

(also, the icon is really cute)

oh my gosh, tusky test finally has focal point support!!

having to switch to something else every time i posted an image was the main reason i never really seriously used it, so i can't wait for that to land in the main app!

it's so short, but it's so nice! aaaa!!!

i'm so honored!

(i can't link to specific posts i think, but the most recent post is about town-explorer, a little thing i made to see what's happening on tilde.town and interact with it!)

oh my gosh, this is the nicest thing anyone has ever said about something i've made, aaaaaa!!

https://tilde.town/blog.html

i may have decided to elaborate on this a bit~

#flstudio

here it is! https://youtu.be/vPPE6XapN-Y?t=30712

seriously though, this talk ruled so hard

(i'll post the vod when i can!)

roguelike celebration's aesthetic levels just casually going nuclear as an anticapitalist queer legend of a presenter uses classic mac hypercard to talk about her telnet zine and queer retro tech spaces

i pulled out fl studio really briefly and just made an extremely quick tune that's pretty much 100% this progression in a few different forms layered on top of each other

...which turned out to be a pretty neat experiment!

i learned recently that a lot of music i like has a very specific progression that's apparently super-popular in japanese music

a progression called the "royal road progression", which is basically a guaranteed earworm in anything that uses it https://youtu.be/6aezSL_GvZA

this graph is getting more and more skewed

going from only ever playing one weapon, to only ever playing one weapon (but a different one, so it's okay)