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🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· 20d

*scruffing your cheeks knowing full well you are older than me*

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· 20d

YEAH

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· 22d

LOW POLY GUY

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jul 10

Oddly specific rallying cry but I think I understand

Screenshot of the quoted article's second paragraph:
"The point is, Donkey Kong 64 is a game that inspires strong feelings in those who've played it. So it seems fitting that members of the DK64 randomizer community, who've dedicated years to picking it apart and putting it back together, would start developing an unofficial PC port with a specific rallying cry:"

"Amazon Prime Day PC gaming deals: check out what's on offer now!"
A line of advert text that interrupts the article at an inopportune moment.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jul 7

Back to being annoying about UX that pisses me off: The volume slider in Bluesky's video player is too strong. github.com/bluesky-soci...

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jun 28

I've been a Logitech MX Vertical user for maybe a decade now. Feels good in my stupid dumpy hand, has two buttons just above where my thumb naturally rests and a DPI switch on top. It does have a rubber coating that will wear away with time though, I'm currently on my third mouse lol.

Photo of my Logitech MX Vertical, a vertical mouse. From the front, it has two mouse buttons and a scroll wheel, nothing fancy.

The back of my Logitech MX Vertical, showing it in my hand. My thumb naturally rests right below the mouse's two back buttons. A silver DPI button is visible on top.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jun 26

Have you SEEN Mips? How can I say no??

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jun 23

Playing Halo (my first time) with @beak.zone......... video gaming 🔫💫

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jun 18

Played and beat Hideo Kojima's Celebrity Blorbo Delivery Simulator 2 after roughly a month and a half of playtime, wearing our prized BOOBA backpack for the entirety of the journey

Screenshot of Death Stranding 2's "Porter Grade" screen (shown after completing a delivery). There is a big star-shaped graph on the left side that tracks five core "skills", and a list of "Career Statistics" on the right side tracking stats throughout the entirety of the playthrough.

Stats follow below.

Big star:
Porter Level: 52
Combat Level: 41 ("Indomitable" Rank)
Stealth Level: 46
Servicemanship Level: 74 ("Master" Rank)
Bridge Link: 39

Number of "Legend of Legends" S-Rank deliveries completed: 144
(S-rank was laughably easy to achieve on any given delivery and frankly tended to mean "how much did you get fucked over by dumb shit")

Career Statistics:
Total Play Time: 140 hours, 47 minutes, 54 seconds.
Total Weight of Cargo Delivered: 22,220.5kg (that's 48,987.8lbs)
Pieces of Cargo Delivered: 1,395
Total Distance Traveled: 1176.7km (that's 731.17 miles)
Available Chiral Bandwidth: 41,440
Structures Built: 189

Death Stranding 2's Backpack Customization screen. My backpack was bright pink. The first thing I added was a series of patches denoting blood type, which I had arranged to spell "BOOBA" along the top of the bag. BOOBA remained here for the entirety of the game.

Other attachments included:
• A patch featuring a Rainbow Lorikeet with a rainbow arch behind it
• Two Grenade Pouches
• Two Chiral Antigravity Devices
• One Mini Extra Battery
• One Large Spare Ammo Container Lv2
• Electrobiote charm (marginally-extended battery life)
• Bell charm (stopped the effect where Sam would stop moving any time he entered or left an area with BTs, which was really annoying and just bad game design imho)

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jun 12

NOOO finally figured it out. Optimism got the better of me, and audio extraction has improved more than I knew. The whole opening of B2 is taken from the soundboard recording of ATP07. The killing blow is these reverse drum sounds at 0:59, and the faint bass hits that follow in the spectrogram.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jun 1

I keep feeling this one little pattern of chord progression pop up throughout BOC's Inferno - in particular, between "Deep Time" and "You Retreat In Time And Space", the latter felt like a reprise of the former.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· Jun 1

Housemate actually got a few test prints done yesterday, the middle one was the intended size....... look at how tiny they are..........

Three 3D prints of the same model at various sizes. The smallest on the left is barely a centimeter / under half an inch tall. The middle one is nearly two centimeters / three quarters of an inch tall. The largest on the right is a bit over four centimeters / one and two-thirds of an inch tall. A ruler and an SD Card adapter are also present for scale.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· May 31

Surprise! His First 3D Print is Here, and He is Brought To Life 🦊

A 3D print of a simple humanoid figure with a fox head and tail, standing a whole four centimeters tall all on his own - next to a Dreamcast VMU for scale comparison

A closer shot of the figure, allowing you to see all of its layer lines!!

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· May 30

Renders of the control deck environment, and all the panels built for the deck, including a few panels that didn't get used. One was an industrial Etch-a-Sketch with "precision" displays for the knobs - unfortunately it didn't add enough mess to the scene, and I had more than enough options!

A 3D render of the 360-degree control deck from my illustration in the original post. It is full of panels with random controls, buttons, switches, levers, sliders, keys and screens.

A render showcasing the individual panels that made up the control deck, along with three at the bottom that didn't get used.

In order of left-to-right, top-to-bottom:
• VHS Player.
• Terminal screen with buttons along the bottom and side, and two minidisc drives.
• Two large levers.
• A terminal screen laid flat between dual trackballs, along with an array of switches and small round screens.
• A few arrays of rubber buttons: long, square, and round.
• A terminal screen laid flat, with buttons along the left, right, and bottom.
• A 4x4 MIDI drum pad with a set of sliders, rotary knobs, buttons, and a small LCD screen.
• A full-size PC keyboard.
• A 4x8 array of toggle switches, each accompanied by two small LED lights.
• A 4x5 array of small round screens, and another 1x3 column of slightly larger screens.
• A bank of screens, switches, buttons, and levers.
• A two-octave MIDI keyboard with a pitch and mod wheel, an X/Y pad, and a bunch of rubber buttons along the top.

The three unused panels are:
• A tall panel featuring the flat terminal screen and array of long, square, and round buttons. The panels were originally going to be half their size in the control deck, but the details turned out to be completely unreadable at their original scale.
• An industrial-looking Etch-a-Sketch. It features a big flat screen, an eraser slider on the left, and two rotary knobs each with their own segmented displays.
• An audio mixer full of sliders, knobs, an LCD screen, and a big rotary scrubber dial.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· May 29

It can be a lot to manage sometimes. 🦊💦 #art

A digitally illustrated self-portrait, featuring my head with a 360-degree control deck visible through it, and my fursona in the middle of it all struggling to manage all the controls.

An ink drawing of my head at a slight 3/4th angle, drawn in red, with my glasses drawn in blue. A second illustration is overlaid on top of my forehead: a detailed and tightly packed 360-degree control deck littered with random controls, monitors, speakers and everyday appliances, all drawn in green ink. My fursona (a fox with a side-part hairstyle) sits in the middle of it all, wearing a headset with a single clip-on earpiece, and reaching across both sides of the control panel with a troubled expression, drawn in blue.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· May 23

There are still a few very simple ways to do basic web searches via Google, free of AI bullshit. 1. There is a simple "Web" mode that *only* returns web results. Find it via the "More🔽" button under the search bar. 2. udm14.com - It does the same as above. 3. Browser Extensions. Search for "udm=14".

A screenshot of Google Search, where I am showing the usual location of the "Web" search mode, usually stored under the "More 🔽" menu button beneath the search bar.

A screenshot of udm14.com, which is effectively a simple frontend for Google Search that directs your search query to the Web-only search mode.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· May 12

Me and @beak.zone have been watching Trial by Fieri, wondering if we'd ever see the Credits Plane hidden in Guy Fieri's head. We didn't know if the modloader actually used it, it was just part of the template. It finally happened for a single frame, 52:22. Yeah that's fine. youtu.be/2qlsAZwbHi0?...

A screenshot from a single frame of Griffin McElroy's one-hit-death randomizer playthrough of The Legend of Zelda: Majora Mask. A broken, repeating texture is visible across the screen, showing a Credits Plane that would normally never be seen.

Zen was commissioned to create the player model that Griffin uses for the playthrough, and I helped with face textures (that unfortunately got hidden by the glasses - we couldn't figure out transparency) and tech support in just trying to get the model working at all.

The template we used included a teeny plane for model credits. We didn't know how this would be used, since it doesn't appear in the modloader UI anywhere, but we filled it out anyway.

The actual credits texture at 8x scale, sans transparency because Bluesky doesn't support it.

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· May 11

Just one big fat Panoramic Fisheye Equisolid, via the Cycles renderer ⚪

🦊 Fussy Ambassador@lollie· May 10

"I might as well push these stills out at 4k resolution, so I can have them for whatever later on" Didn't spot that I already had this set to render at 200% scale… so I got 8k still renders instead. Okay cool, nice bonus, I'm glad the denoiser process didn't run out of memory at that resolution. 🦊💦