main reason why i opted for this over strawberry is because i wanted something i could easily run anywhere (including the chromebooks at my school)

what in the world is going on with the compression

a screenshot of my subsonic web player named "tinysub" running in a web browser

been working on a subsonic web player kinda inspired by strawberry's layout because i dont really like the built-in player navidrome provides

migrated from bluesky-pds to tranquil-pds

birthday

mostly inspired by @devins.page who put their styles up on wisp too: devcss.devins.page slightcss.devins.page

ill figure out how to get this to npm later (the workspace packages are all under @wisp but that namespace is taken already on npm) but if you like how wisp.place looks now and want to steal it here you go sites.wisp.place/wisp.place/w...

Yeah I spoke with our community manager and we will look into it when there is time.

ok i added one

might add some little diagrams or visuals to the article later because theres nothing but text and thats boring

new article: why im moving to tangled devins.page/blog/moving-...
(this post is intended to be comments for that article)

screenshot of my redesigned website open in a browser

screenshot of my redesigned website open in a browser, on a mobile device

ever since I started moving from GitHub to tangled.org I started working on a redesign of my website inspired by Tangled's interface, I think it looks quite nice. let me know what you think

there's dark mode too, but i was too lazy to get a screenshot of that

Spotify boycott: Artists leave 'garbage hole' platform after CEO invests in AI weapons Daniel Ek's investments in AI dronemaker Helsing have unnerved artists. One called Spotify a "violent armageddon portal."

Now we know where all that Spotify money is going. Not to the artists - perish the thought. No, the CEO has invested it all in AI weaponry designed to kill humans. I wish this were a joke.

www.latimes.com/entertainmen...

framework customer support needed a vid showing that my laptop crashes when jostled

in an old cleaned out room in a school a young woman holds a tuba, pointing the horn directly at her two friends. They are both mid air, as if being blown back by the sound waves emanating from this massive horn instrument. i like to imagine this is a young Laura Les, first experimenting with hyper-pop except its a tuba. Like for real though, can you imagine what the first person who heard hyper-pop said? like, shit, i think i flew 10 feet back the first time i heard 1000 Gecs.