kasran, fourier transfemme @typhlosion@awoo.space

quick update before bed, if anyone cares: i tried out the ps2 network share thing using my laptop (the only device within range of my ps2 that has an ethernet port), and... it worked! i was able to load ace combat zero onto my ps2 from my laptop, which was wild to see

not a permanent solution because i dont like having my laptop tethered like that, but it was good for learning how to even get it set up in the first place

im eating some grapes. grapes are pretty good. i know for supply chain global economy reasons i probably won't have access to grapes in the post-capitalist sustainable eco-ultrafuture, but for the time being i will enjoy them

if anyone has any advice about this, please do let me know

next project is to try to get networked storage set up and connect my ps2 to the internets so i can load my games from The Clound. i'll just need... some way to ethernet <- wifi, and a computer that can actually do the storage

wheee, i have freemcboot installed so i can now run homebrew (and, yknow, whatever else, wink wonk) on my ps2

the joy of being adhd and a computer toucher is that i have a lot of unidentified usb flash drives sitting around and every single one of them makes my IT security reflex response go off even though i know all of them are safe because they're all mine

violet evergarden is one of the best anime of all time

grao grao

hopefully once i start getting paychecks and figure out where i'm gonna live after the start of september, i can really get started on my various hardware project ideas i've had kicking around in theory but haven't been able to invest in the tools and materials for. ive got an empty tictac box i want to put a tiny thingy into, for instance. and other things

"kasran just do your software development on linux" yeah i'll get around to it someday

anyway, the reason i asked that was because i wanna get back into doing code and stuff, so i figured i'd make some scripts for more easily starting new projects of various kinds from templates

the way i was doing snesdev code before was by including libsfx directly in the projects as a submodule and pointing the makefile to it that way. but i wanted to put it in a single location and use an env variable to point to it instead, so my setup script didn't have to copy a whole libsfx install around