rrix @rrix@cybre.space

Mobile Waifu Hot Spot

This is nearly an IDE.

*this* is the power Org-mode and Emacs grant me. This completely impractical portable knowledge engine COULD BE YOURS for only 10-12 hours a week time investment!

Hello I am doing damnable things, and I am not going to caption this document until I can just link to it.

I've written an org-mode document that is a Paper.js Literate Programming environment.

You can see a flow, in the attached screenshot, the text itself doesn't matter right now: I explain a bit about the tool I'm using and how I ended up on it, what I want to use it for. You see how I set up my environment in its entirety. And then there is a canvas with art on it, and the code that generates it within.

This is trending towards an application, a fully integrated development environment.

I could include elisp code here such that Emacs would execute the buffer, export the html and then notify firefox to reload the tab. I should. I shall! ahahaha

After I get to proficiency with Paper.js to start plotting with my AxiDraw, I will be able to send SVG exports to the plotter within this document, and include photos of the output in export.

Holy cow!!! This isn't even on good paper.

I won't link to it to protect my sources but there is a new Windows 10 remix where all the iconography is replaced with Toy Story iconography floating around the Dark Net

I wanna have a pure time

Sewed on my Cybrewear patch finally. Fingers hurt. I like this bag, Tenba photo messenger bag. Fits my GPD and plenty of other stuff inside it.

there is a fiddly thing in my laptop where when you close the lid the keyboard keys, uh, sink in to the bezel so that they're flush.

i had my keyboard replaced due to uh minor liquid penetration uhh like six months ago and the keyboard didn't do that "rise-and-fall" any more. the laptop would wake up in my bag whenever i went out with it, and the pressure of the keys was damaging the display.

it's this spring-loaded mechanism attached to the display hinge, really clever thing, it drives a pin in and out when you close and open the display. that was installed incorrectly, and unsurprisingly so, it turns out i have to install the display to the bezel with it indexed to like 80-90 degrees. logistically obnoxious. and of course i realized this *after* i took out the keyboard, all forty 1mm screws.

but now my laptop feels better when it's closed

Would you rather

*.✧ shine on in everything you try to do　｡*ﾟ+

i think about this car once a week

[via https://neural-entropy.tumblr.com/post/190575305526]

been using this shiba inu picture as a test image, thanks

Watch this space!!