The Sword in the Stone

#webcomic #krita #miniFantasyTheater

communicating

discord doodle

My cold got better in the evening, so I finished editing the article about reverse-engineering a rare but historically important operating system VisiCorp VisiOn. A ~10,000-word-long write-up is accompanied by the first-ever third-party application for Visi On, developed by my fiancée, Atsuko.

https://git.sr.ht/~nkali/vision-sdk/tree/main/note/index.md

POV: you're eating literally anything in our house.

(This is a 70+lb dog, ow ow ow)

#dog #pet #cute

This year’s been a cool one! But it wouldn’t have been as cool without viewers and artists like you! You inspire me to push things forward and make it as fun as it can bee!

There’s some fun stuff I’ve been planning to do so I hope to see you as we head into the next year!

#TwitchRecap

#art #scalie

the new guy from california
sick art done by repoghost

When I moved in three winters ago I noticed a pattern during snowstorms: everyone would shovel their own section of walkway and nothing else -- sometimes just from the door to the street and not the public crossway or they'd just shovel their driveway and nothing else. This lead to there being a 20 foot section of sidewalk that was clear, then 20 foot not clear, then maybe another clear section down and on and off again all the way down the street, forever. The sections that were not cleared would freeze and become impassable, school kids would wipe out on them, the mail carrier would have to navigate through yards, etc. And through all of this I was watching some people clear their short sections of walkways with gas powered, self-propelled blowers.

So I started shoveling the entire block each and every snow. Sometimes my idiot self would use an actual shovel so I could be a total dork and do it while partialing (gets lots of car honks, cheers, and photographs. I apparently made the village Facebook group a few times with people thanking whoever it was doing this anonymous work), other times I'd use a handheld electric snow thrower thing and just wear my tail so that anyone viewing security cam footage to see who did the work was a weirdo. But I always went from one corner all the way to the other. Then last winter I started doing both sides of the street as well as the block south of mine because I expanded my arsenal of batteries to two. I did this over and over again regardless of how much snow or time or took - sometimes it needed several clearings in a day/night - because it was a decent replacement for my gym and actually resulted in something tangible I could see -- a clear path three blocks long with no interruptions. A thing of beauty. Each time I'd be sore as hell but feeling wonderfully accomplished.

Now and then my neighbor would see me doing his portion and would tell me that I didn't have to do that, he'd handle it later, etc. Did it anyway. And then it started to click for others. Last winter I noticed someone up the street from me began clearing half of the block to widen the path I'd created. Then my neighbor began to clear the south side of my block to complete it. Across the street someone now widens my path for a row of five houses. With the storm yesterday I did my paths and then returned home to find someone had cleared the south block after more snow accumulated. This morning, I did it again. A few hours later: engine noises. Four snow blowers out there making sure the path was completely clear block to block, end to end including cross streets. Someone has taken to start clearing up to some people's doors as well. It's incredible.

I did this because some people don't care but also I know some people simply can't due to age or physical ability and it's cool as hell because now I feel like we have an secret, unspoken group of Guardians of the Neighborhood thing going. I freaking love it.

Hey everyone else: 3200-3300 Maple Ave blocks are putting you all to shame. Step up.

#theWorkshop

If you are using the "NVidia App" on Windows, I suggest promptly going in to the settings, looking under "Notifications" and turning off "Available Rewards". If you do not do this, it apparently now uses the Windows notifications to show you fucking ads for random video games

gabu is a polar bear

a very big polar bear

a very round polar bear

#PolarBear #Bear #Furry #FurryArt #Art

You’ve Seen Cursed Halo But Have You Seen: Bleese’s Cursed Halo… 2!?

https://flawbee.net/s/twitch

new super cute icon!! early chrimmus prezzy from @scout :3

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wow look how much clearer I could be

the flip flop is minimal viable shoe but this isn't really working for @hank

Flaw’s Big Response To A Big UFO in The X-Com Files (Day 80)

https://flawbee.net/s/twitch

Someone on the Steam subreddit was asking for Valve to make a #SteamOS phone (seeing how the new VR headset is Arm but also playes x86 steam games). And I thought "Hey, I've already got #PostmarketOS on a phone. We know Valve is using some 'FEX' library. How hard could it be?"

As it turned out, remarkably easy. (Though, it helps that someone already wrote a guide for it: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Steam )

Pretty sure it's a YMMV situation, but my milage was pretty good.

#FEX_Emu

Lo, dairy cow isopod upon you.