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I'm kind of "surprise me" with what we watch next so I'm not sure. So far of the bunch we've done FLCL, Abenobashi, Panty & Stocking, Delicious in Dungeon, BNA and in the middle of little witch.

I'm thinking about doing this: Linux From Scratch I've read through alot of it, mainly trying to understand what to do with the embedded stuff I've been working on, but I think I might try it just to learn. Seems like it is geared towards making an OS for the machine you are working on. I've...

My anime watching friend is a big fan of the studio trigger/gainax, so we've been going through those. The only one I haven't really liked has been brand new animal. 600 hours of vrchat couldn't prepare me for that level of furryness. I missed the "women friendly anime" talk, but Dress up...

Really good match here: These are the best two teams in the world since the owl days. Usually when they meet, one side dominates and it is over quickly, but this one was so close it really could have gone either way.

I worked for him at destination games on the really super strange tabula rasa. The one with unicorns and musical instrument weapons and such. If he does get the band back together, he should go for the u7 band, but I'm thinking he's probably thinking of the U9 band. Most of the tabula rasa...

If any of you are into the whyfiles community (I am not), see if they would do a video on the 1800s reset stuff, or mudflood / tartaria stuff. Should be really entertaining.

I managed to get slippery on some characters before they made it gnome only :D And yea fighters are amazing. I duod with one around 12 and it made me roll one up.

I think chain from the start yea. Yea I made a bunch as a blacksmith but also found corroded on deadites. The tradeskills were alot more simple back then but I think now you can polish up corroded stuff into tarnished maybe.

You can wear chain as a ranger pretty sure! I had a 25ish ranger in an older phase. Hitting 24 is such a dopamine hit.

I've been doing more work on my tater. The arch psuedodistro for arm is kind of dead and not being updated so I'm switching over to armbian for awhile. I toyed with the idea of using my own kernel, but I think arch needs everything to be on the same headers and such. Before the surgery I...

I've watched a few more of these. Some of the old buildings for sure look like they were buried and uncovered after a quake or something and they just built the town around them. Some of the others they talk about are just brick and seems like the 1800's people could have built it to me. I'd...

I love that video series. I remember Richard asking me what my favourite ultima was and I said serpent isle but only the first half. I didn't know any of the history of the series really or that he barely did anything on serpent isle but I doubt I'd have changed my answer just to make him...

Once you watch a few of these, the algo will start feeding you stuff about the 1800's world fairs and the huge buildings they would make in a year and then destroy. Seems like alot of people believe that some of our big impressive buildings (cathedrals and such) were dug up and not actually...

K I fell asleep watchin the race, it was dull. This one has the extra added 1000 years: This one has some of the crust displacement stuff: This one looks like it has more lost time / disaster stuff, but I haven't watched it yet This one is an old book that had recorded some recent...

Hmm I can't look right now because I haven't watched the race yet and youtube will spoil it, but there are a bunch for the timeline thing. There was a 560ish Justinian plague year event with lots of disasters and another one 800ish years later with the black death that also had a bunch and he...

This channel is suuuuuuper crazy: Static in the Attic It is basically a summary of this forum minus the gaming :emoji_laughing: I've barely dipped my toe in but I'm intrigued by the 1000ish years of time added on as the dark ages, and the forests buried in mud like there was some kind of...

Are you guys doing halloweeny stuff? We've been watching vampire dies in no time, and little witch academacabracadabrawhatever. And ms vampire who lives in my neighborhood.

The answer is no. He's lapping slower than moto2 bikes in the sprint :emoji_face_palm:

I heard some tv news blather about 2 comets being visible next week? Are you telescopers going to scope them?

Did a horror world in vrchat tuesday night and it had these door animations that were 2D and stayed in the center of your view. They didn't move with your head and every time it happened I got this terrible lurch like I was falling. I'm still super nauseated. It didn't hit me hard till a...

I don't really think this one counts as Indie, but I got it for a friend and watched them play through it and it was good. Goody? It is mostly visual novelly, but with actiony bits. I doubt I would have enjoyed the actiony bits myself. It feels like a late middle ages kind of timeframe...

I was just thinking this morning, back in vscode, squinting at the watch window, that this problem just gets worse and worse. Monitors get more and more high resolution, and everyone gets more and more blind over time.

I think youtube saw me post this and started recommending stuff. This is all online generators so probably very large models. Music is complex enough that small models may not be possible. Hopefully the timestamp works, this one was pretty good:

I wish they could make this happen for real. I wouldn't do it in a merc, something that can handle bumps like a red bull

Another thing it doesn't have, tab completion. Or if it does, I don't know how it works yet. I know emacs has it.

I did notice last night during my feed-the-mosquitos outdoor coding that it was smart enough to make bad printf arguments red (I was trying to ll an int64 instead of lld).

So far it has been a low spec experiment. We are having super warm weather still and I typically wake up when the sun goes down and it's hot so I go outside to code with a craptop. I do like vscode though a few days back I had a dig around in the code. It is ... horrifying. This issue has...

None of that works. So far, the only thing I've seen that it is really good at is writing the initial stuff. I can't remember anything anymore, so I've got to have headers or man pages split with the main code screen and I'm still getting used to that bit. I had to use raw gdb when I worked...

The vi defaults are spaces instead of real tabs with 8 spaces per tab. When I saw that I figured no way in hell people actually used that, but they do! I watched a video where a guy wrote a simple web server in bash and he stuck with the defaults.

I have no memory of posting this. So while most people are going with more and more powerful tools, AI etc, I'm kind of devolving back to VI or at least vim. Do any of you eschew IDEs in favour of old vim or emacs or something? It seems really good for plain old c. You can :term and split...

I remember the asianometry guy mentioning in-memory at some point. He will probably be all over this.

Is music worth looking into again? I tried it a few years ago and it didn't go well.

Tis the season! If you like girls love stuff I recommend ms vampire in my neighborhood. It is super slicey and lifey.

Programmer socks are important

The makefile stuff pissed me off so much I started looking around at other build systems. They are all crap and I hate all of them, but I knew if I made my own it would just make other people hate me as well. There's this funny weasely little guy on twitch or youtube that does coding streams...

Why not both?

Apecoin!?