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lakestheguy

8 months ago

my brother just called neocities techbro shit when half-jokingly calling me cringe 😔

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jaidenle 8 months ago

a real "techbro" is someone who likes technology, a fake one uses it for money.... (YOUR WEBSITE IS AMAZING, DONT LISTEN TO EM!)

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lakestheguy 8 months ago

@jaidenle dw it's fine. i just think it's funny because i dont see neocities as "techbro" shit at all (depending on your definition ofc). if anything he should have called my interest in i2p or freetube "techbro shit" because at least their fanbases are what most ppl think when they hear "techbro"

lakestheguy updated Lakes The Guy

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swiftred updated trauma corner

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niicespiice 8 months ago

THATS SO RELATABLE HHHHHHHHHHHH me when youtube i suppose?

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lakestheguy updated Lakes The Guy

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swiftred updated trauma corner

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oopsiedoodle 8 months ago

that balaclava is incredible. i'm a knitter and have no clue how to crochet, but i admire how much easier it seems to freestyle in crochet than in knitting. projects like this really make me want to learn!

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swiftred 8 months ago

Thank you!! I find crochet significantly easier, but I learned it first, and I'm under the impression it's a lot more versatile which I appreciate. I hope you do end up trying it :D

vesperings swiftred

8 months ago

Hello, me again. Sorry I don't think it lets you reply to replies? Anyway thank you haha I was giggling the whole time I put him on there. I've been trying to make my site a lil more interactive, so I'm glad you enjoyed it! (P.S: I think you'll like my Death Note shrine too wink wonk) ALSO I thought the writing pieces you did with prompts were sooo interesting, were the prompts part of the club or from elsewhere?

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swiftred 8 months ago

Ah, yes! I did a quick skim earlier of the shrine because I needed a better gauge of what you thought of Light, lol, but I need to go back and read it thoroughly. Looks really nice! and thanks !!! The prompts were part of the club, which is ongoing (I'm very behind on it). Here's a link if you're curious https://museariadne.neocities.org/prompts

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vesperings 8 months ago

I want to bash his skull in with hammers!! But I am obsessed with him! Thank you for sending me the prompts, I've been trying to practice writing more lately!

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vesperings swiftred

8 months ago

Obsessed with your noticing page, may have to plagiarise lol. Also I love (read: despise) Light Yagami lmao.

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swiftred 8 months ago

Thank you!! Please do. I'll link it to mine. and HELLO FELLOW DEATH NOTE LOVER, RAH!!! and thank you for the follow :3

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swiftred 8 months ago

ps. I also got a kick out of your rotating slenderman section. Love the “Letters to Nowhere” page too.

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lakestheguy

8 months ago

vscode acting buggy and slow for anyone else? eversince it updated, it's been having trouble loading my extensions

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lakestheguy 8 months ago

ok i defragged my computer and it's working fine now

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badgraph1csghost 8 months ago

the problem i've always had with asking for constructive criticism is that whoever decides to critique my work suddenly becomes the world's foremost authority on art and gives me a lot of criticism without pointing out anything that they liked or offering ways to improve. i say "critique my work", they hear "make me feel bad for creating this".

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niicespiice 8 months ago

on 28: become a bandori hyperfixator like me perhaps (or don't)

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smokoswebzone 8 months ago

@badgraph1csghost I've kinda had that issue as well. Granted, I'm sensitive as all hell and even the rudest constructive criticism has the potential to be helpful if it's at least given in good faith. However, there definitely are people our there who use it as a bad-faith cudgel to tear people down.

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smokoswebzone 8 months ago

re: 30, it sounds like your asexuality is pretty similar to mine. I consider myself aegosexual, i.e. I only find sex enjoyable/appealing when it's third-person, fictional fantasies or scenarios, esp. in drawn or written smut. Otherwise, real-life or self-involved sex seems so boring, if not outright repulsive. It seems paradoxical, but I felt very vindicated to learn that a lot of aspec people experience this.

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niicespiice 8 months ago

unfortunately i feel like i'm too young to know my orientation - i did a lot of digging into it and i can't really seem to find concrete answers. i keep flipflopping between pan and ace in my head. probably ace in reality but i like to be in denial because comedy

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lakestheguy updated Lakes The Guy

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klunsgod updated Klunssite

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swiftred updated trauma corner

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lakestheguy updated Lakes The Guy

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lakestheguy

8 months ago

for some reason, the bullet points on my blog post won't fit inside the window body no matter how i adjust the width. it was fine in the live preview, very weird.

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draggianuniverse 8 months ago

Instead of doing li tags, you could just attach bullet points as Unicode characters to the text of your messages. That'd get the same visuals but avoid anything weird with HTML indentation. (also, do you have an answer to my webdav question or were you just liking the post? I'm not sure how to parse liking-without-commenting on question posts.)

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draggianuniverse 8 months ago

You might be able to do something like p::before, but just putting your "bullet points" into the text of your HTML proper should definitely work, and it's not like anybody's going to not have Unicode support. (and if you're really worried about it, you can locally load the font.)

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lakestheguy 8 months ago

thank you. also just liking your post

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swiftred updated trauma corner

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saddleblasters 8 months ago

Re: the April 3rd update (I think your profile was disabled at the time), subvocalizing is imo the best way to read for actual enjoyment, for the exact reasons you say: you need to hear the author speaking in your head to really feel what they're communicating. The people who are against it are all deep in the speed-reading world, which I'm sure has advantages for certain types of reading, but...

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saddleblasters 8 months ago

…you shouldn’t let them make you feel bad. Also, I relate to that weird loneliness that comes after spending a long time with someone. I feel it less now that I have a girlfriend who is always here when I come home, but when she goes on business trips it’s weird how desolate it suddenly feels here. Writing definitely helps — it feels like planting seeds for future connections and communications

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swiftred 8 months ago

I find your comments very valuable, thank you :)

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niicespiice 8 months ago

relatable, it feels like making friends is pointless to me because there's always this time when they disappear and i'm just... back how it was before i even met them. it's llike it's entirely pointless if they're not going to be t here for me 100% of the time

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swiftred 8 months ago

@niicespiice Yeah, people coming and going is really difficult. I don’t personally find it pointless if somebody eventually leaves though. Painful? Very. But I’m usually grateful to have had the connection, though I’ve had some really bitter endings

lakestheguy

8 months ago

should i do a sitemap page? i don't think i have too many pages, but it could be nice to provide some descriptions. granted a lot of the page names are self explanatory

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klunsgod updated Klunssite

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