crow homie's Posts

crow homie 📌 8 months ago • 3 views
at this point i’m convinced my meds only purpose is to suppress my want to create an n64 game
crow homie 1 year ago • 3 views
srb2 2.1 visually registers as exceedingly empty for me at times
crow homie 1 year ago • 3 views
furious ctrl-z before the present fabric of reality dissolves, not because PkmnQ was important but because someone just fucking dissolving could have undesirable consequences for our multiverse
PkmnQ⁧⁦ is cool⁩⁦ 1 year ago • 5 views

May 13->14

Most of PkmnQ dissolves instantly, leaving only a skeleton which quickly falls apart with nothing to support it.

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crow homie 1 year ago (edited) • 2 views
Any genius can make it complicated. Like in physics, it takes a supra-genius to make it simple.
crow homie 1 year ago • 4 views
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crow homie 1 year ago • 9 views
i’ve been on darflen for a year

nice?
crow homie 1 year ago • 5 views
trying to decide if i want reunion7 or just standard win10 ltsc, since windows 11 is an abomination
crow homie 1 year ago • 2 views
my srb2 installation is configured to load a bunch of "improvement" plugins at startup, and unfortunately i've gotten used to them to the point of being almost nearly-incompetent with an unmodded game
crow homie 1 year ago • 8 views
props to that one guy in my computer science class who got minecraft running on the school computer despite the crappy performance and out of date java and has been carrying a hardcore world since the first day
crow homie 1 year ago (edited) • 9 views
so i've been thinking about the recently-launched shinies in the back of my head.

it's a cool idea, and i jumped on it simply because it reminds me of the chanfun bot that hung around a certain irc channel, but i'm going to admit that i'm slightly concerned and mostly from the fact that the developer is a mystery, having no public-facing social nor a public git or anything, and what does exist is just are just brand accounts for the shinies platform.

granted, if your standards of concern are average, shinies is perfectly fine, the sign-up proc is literally a username and a password (not even an email, which is slightly concerning, mostly since there's no alternative way to reset your password), and there's very little real-world financial risk - it's more like the internetometer or chanfun than like an actual cryptocurrency.

i think i have a problem overthinking harmless things but just not being able to know the people behind a thing makes it hard to trust that thing

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