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payasospayichulos updated val's room

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oudkee updated ☆oudkee's corner☆

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payasospayichulos updated val's room

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legallypumpkin updated Pumpkin's Patch!!

3 months ago

Pumpkin's Patch!!

66bits updated Market Dominance $MD

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oudkee updated ☆oudkee's corner☆

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beansoupclub nukochannel

3 months ago

Hey! I love your site sm reminds me of the Wii :) I linked back to you <3 Thanks so much!

littlemossymoth

3 months ago

hi hello i'm alive!! been working nearly fulltime (covering a coworker's shifts) for the past... 6ish weeks, which didn't leave me much time to be on here. now im done w that, hopefully i'll be able to use some of my regained free time to add to my site and see what i've missed on all of yours!!

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littlemossymoth 3 months ago

sidenote i did Not know my hit counter had been broken all this time smh may fix that

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bunnyisland updated BUNNY ISLAND

4 months ago

BUNNY ISLAND

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legallypumpkin updated Pumpkin's Patch!!

4 months ago

Pumpkin's Patch!!

oudkee updated ☆oudkee's corner☆

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oudkee 4 months ago

i'm updating my portfolio drunk so it's slow going and clunky <3 but the important thing is i'm finally getting around to it after months of it sitting in disrepair

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thegreatpretender02 4 months ago

Love your art ✨

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legallypumpkin updated Pumpkin's Patch!!

4 months ago

Pumpkin's Patch!!

fauux capstasher

4 months ago

Those pages before the articles (with sound), for some reason they remind me of the youtube channel harmony. You should make more of these.

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capstasher 4 months ago

I plan to. This was initially going to be more of a maze as well, but I couldn't source fitting pictures from old books. May get expanded in the future. The channel looks interesting, looking forward to watch some videos from it

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fauux

4 months ago

mood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fV7GmRkulE minus the Armenian, Greek and Assyrian genocide 🫶

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fauux

4 months ago

I've added a public poll to my front page: Are screens a kind of black mirror that trap us in self-reflection like Narcissus, or are they windows that connect us to something bigger?

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capstasher 4 months ago

Phones are scrying mirrors. On the other side of them lie nothing but demons. Computer desktops with a crt were portals to anywhere you aimed them. The rest lie somewhere inbetween. TV's are funhouse mirrors that distort reality. Modern computer screens are empty husks and anything you "see" in them is projected from within

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fauux 4 months ago

@capstasher: Anyone can literally try this at home with a simple polarising filter. At certain angles the bright screen turns black, while the rest of the world is bright, leaving you only with a sad reflection. My intuition tells me parts of our subconsciousness cannot perceive this false light, and only observe our reflection.

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fauux 4 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoHNI-Sr-t8

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fauux 4 months ago

https://fauux.neocities.org/screen-fades-black-and-u-see-ur-reflection.png

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koilwood 4 months ago

They're like amplifiers that conjure those secret sides of ourselves. That secret darkness is corrupted even further and then we are left with two identities, often swallowed by the realm of mirrors and noise.

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zazilicious 4 months ago

I think they have the capacity to be both depending upon how you use them. Social media platforms that are designed to show you what an algorithm thinks you would want to see will likely keep you in a feedback loop of reflecting the worst parts of yourself, whereas non-algorithmic online spaces that directly involve connection first and foremost do not do that, and in fact can be a source of good source of connectio

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fauux 4 months ago

@zazilicious: I agree that there are good and healthy spaces online, but I suspect that the medium (screens) we use to access these spaces affect us in many negative ways. I wonder if anyone has done studies on screen addiction, online and offline behaviour using normal LCD screens vs unlit E-ink screens?

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fauux 4 months ago

@zazilicious: I'm just saying "Lucifer," in Latin, translates to "light bringer". Through this light portal (screens) we are promised endless enlightenment, all you have to do is pass the gate of light.

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fauux 4 months ago

https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/blue-light-has-a-dark-side

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capstasher 4 months ago

I fully believe CRT, despite being joked about as a cancer tube, was better than LED. And certainly unlit LCD was not bad in the slightest (Try this if you can: On an LCD device with adjustable back/frontlight, turn it off and use the sun. It feels as it should be.) If anything at least the CRT had a built in screentime limiter: your eyes would start hurting and that was your signal to stop.

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capstasher 4 months ago

Modern screens, especially with blue light filters, are made to be as pleasant on the eye as possible, however that doesn't make them "not bad", let alone "good". I think e-Ink displays have great potential. Wish they were better used. Maybe I'll grab one to experiment

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fauux 4 months ago

Lucifer promise us endless knowledge through the screens, but what is the point of knowledge if you lose the ability to process information because you've wrecked your ability to concentrate and comprehend? https://lighthouse.mq.edu.au/article/january-2024/screen-test-paper-still-wins-in-the-reading-stakes

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