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wildrose updated 🌹 Wild Rose's Space

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wildrose 1 month ago

Added a "Links" page with all the gamedev resources I could think of linking.

wildrose 1 month ago

My favorite link is a FL Studio tutorial written by Toby "Radiation" Fox in 2011 that I learned from back in the day.

wildrose 1 month ago

Fixed formating on headers, temporarily removed mirror about memory allocators so I can make it pretty.

churchbasement updated welcome to the basement

1 month ago

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churchbasement kimn

1 month ago

i really like the backgrounds on the main page, reminds me of needle point or somthing :)

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enjoyjelly updated Denzuko Lab - Research and Development

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Denzuko Lab - Research and Development

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lovelycornwall updated Lovely Cornwall

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churchbasement updated welcome to the basement

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elilenti 1 month ago

You're right that all of our computing is a drain on the environment. But computers are incredibly enmeshed into our society now. If we went back and used old technology... I suspect something would happen along the lines of the economic impact of COVID. When China ceased production for a bit to quarantine. Ceasing business production also means they stopped using many of the computers they use for work.

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elilenti 1 month ago

And we're still feeling the aftermath of COVID, with inflation skyrocketing, the quality of products getting shittier and shittier. There were also good and bad environmental effects from all of that. I remember reading somewhere that computers at this point are like an extension of ourselves. So it's gotten to the point where cutting off our current computing power is like cutting off an arm.

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elilenti 1 month ago

Of course someday, I hope we find a way to reduce computer's impact on the environment, and make the technology more accessible to people. Much of the world doesn't have the USA's high tech computing power. I remember reading somewhere that poorer nations are still using nokia flip phones and stuff from the 00s.

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visualculture 1 month ago

interesting, the problem seems to go both ways. new games require new hardware, but lots of old games require old hardware. or at least a lot of additional hoops to jump through to emulate them on new hardware

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visualculture 1 month ago

makes you realize how fleeting this artform is. its not pigments sitting on a canvas that will last indefinitely, they rely on relatively fragile/ephemeral platforms to be able to experience them

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churchbasement 1 month ago

it would totaly be like cutting off an arm. the internet is a very helpful tool and way for people to be notifyed about the world.

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churchbasement 1 month ago

we've already become cyborgs X)

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churchbasement 1 month ago

"a lot of additional hoops to jump through to emulate them on new hardware" right. ps2 or n64 emulation comes to mind. difficult to get it working corecly. or even old pc games. so many hoops to jump trough. espessialy if you don't know the hoops you need to jump through. yeah it really is so fragile. i mean a painting is fragile, but a game. so much more. i guess one could say "accsept the fragility".

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churchbasement 1 month ago

but one could also say "make it as strudy as possible". "so it lasts as long as possible". probebly somwhere in the middle. i guess computer art is still "new". historicaly. i wonder what computational art will look like 50years from now. will platforms and formats become more stable??

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sysbaesme updated Domain Grouping

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kimn churchbasement

1 month ago

As somebody with a 32 bit arm chromebook - I feel your pain getting software working baha. Nothing is impossible though!!

churchbasement 1 month ago

BUT THE PAIN yeah ill keep tryin

lovelycornwall updated Lovely Cornwall

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sysbaesme updated Domain Grouping

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visualculture churchbasement

1 month ago

i spent a couple hours reading your site and links so far (and havent even gotten to your audio yet), i really like the topics you write about. also nax is incredible

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churchbasement 1 month ago

aye same, i like all the documentation you give to stuff

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churchbasement 1 month ago

real dreamy stuff, the long format music videos are really cool :)

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churchbasement 1 month ago

oh yeah, and those film pictures from baltimore, so beutiful

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churchbasement updated welcome to the basement

1 month ago

check-this-out/magicians/index.html

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krystalspalace churchbasement

1 month ago

Loving the vibe and feel of your site so far, reminds me a lot of digging through old sites in my early days online, hope you're doing well! <33333

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churchbasement 1 month ago

aye thank you :) same to ya

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elilenti churchbasement

1 month ago

hey you might enjoy this site https://visualculture.neocities.org/

churchbasement 1 month ago

ooo pretty

churchbasement 1 month ago

dude this is dope

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wildrose updated 🌹 Wild Rose's Space

1 month ago

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wildrose 1 month ago

Added place for talking about Linux/FOSS. Added post about FOSS tools to use for gamedev.

wildrose 1 month ago

Also added a blog post about wanting to create a Gemini Capsule

lovelycornwall updated Lovely Cornwall

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lovelycornwall updated Lovely Cornwall

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lovelycornwall updated Lovely Cornwall

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churchbasement updated welcome to the basement

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wildrose

1 month ago

I wish people on here would document their changes. Like yeah you updated a large page. I don't know whats different.

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fabled 1 month ago

Definitely agree! I try to do this by posting a status update when I can, and keeping a log on my updates page. That said, I noticed you're a furry? Cool! I tried to join once but couldn't figure out how. I love creative fursonas and such, though!

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