#a-girl-called-bob

[punkitt-is-here]

Now wait just a minute. I don't think anyone who knows how to seek out and play rom hacks of Sonic the Hedgehog can be *that* isolated from broader internet culture.

no shes special she can do it (evidence: didnt know shit when i was young but was mega autistic about mario so i found my way to SMWcentral as a second grader)

[daemonhxckergrrl]

so i've used linux as a daily driver all my life - kid me was *very* into free stuff i could do with a computer - but I've mostly kept to the 'user-friendly' debian-based distros like ubuntu and mint. I'm probably going to build an arch system next time I need to do a reinstall on my daily driver, but now's not the time. That said, I finally made the switch from pulse to pipewire and I'm losing my mind why did we live like that for so long?

and pulseaudio, despite receiving a ton of backlash for its issues, was already a huge improvement for home users over your options of rawdogging ALSA (exclusive device access so no sharing between applications), or old OSS which lacked Bluetooth support (though did support per-application volume control). New OSS is apparently alright but haven't used it.

ALSA + pulseaudio was my first experience of functioning sound (we tried so hard to get onboard sound working in the mid 00s and it just wasn't).

but pipewire ?? all the power and flexibility of JACK while being simple and integrating into anything supporting pulseaudio. I could never go back !!

glad you made the switch and are enjoying it !! also both arch and void have installers now that still shoe you what they're doing but walk you through it vs doing a manual install. and you can absolutely slap your usual DE and applications on top of it if you want something that Just Works :3

[bowsersforeskin]

i want these tags to be preserved without context

[girlballs]

are they quink's? (sorry i still can't reply to posts)

no quink's boobs are right here

[stealthrockdamage]

happy nut year!

we nutting this month and every month. this is an actionable threat

[e-102]

She's Beefin the Strogans right Off me!

GOOD LORD

[lazycranberrydoodles]

diversity win! your doomed greek tragedy ship is genderfluid!

[saulgoodthem]

dedicado a max (s05e05)

[norma-jean-monster]

Kim waiting to leave for work until she hears Jimmy's daily message to her when she's actively not talking to him or returning his calls. 😩 She couldn't start her day without his silly out of tune rough singing voice. 🥲

[go-see-a-starwar]

HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN + SIENNA MILLER - FACTORY GIRL [2006]

[pinktulips111]

oh my god

[geeklovesstuff]

Color study ✨💛✍️

"But if you're being honest - well, really honest - you'll recall that you also had an under-developed 19-year-old brain".

Also in the spirit of Halloween : Cat girl Jimmy 🫶

[daemonhxckergrrl]

I don't want to continue the discussion on another person's post, but if you're looking into relatively simple CPUs to learn assembly for, have you considered getting into like, retro console homebrewing? IIRC the NES runs off of a 6502

omg the post was lagging so hard when i wrote that response sdhkfgjh definitely should've taken that as a sign xD

hmmn that's a fun proposal ! i'll have to look into it more but ye there's a lot of stuff that used a 6502 or similar.

gonna stick this in #MEMORY_BANK bc i see a lot of project potential here. thanks !! ^w^

[bowsersforeskin]

Trick or treat?

happy halloween! you get this epic minecraft sword nerf gun i saw the other day

[girlballs]

Do you do your skeletons manually or do you use like, Rigify or smth?

i usually use rigify (and an extension for it called Gamify, it makes the bone hierarchy more sensible & allows for proper exporting to Unreal) but 99% of the time i still wind up doing edits to the rig it spits out

some stuff i still will make custom rigs for, like the first-person arms in Demonfucker or some enemies i haven't shown off yet for LotLB, but yeah most of the time it's rigify

[anetherealpoetess]