bees laugh in atbash
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I love your music section better than any other albums display I've seen on any site. Any tips for digitizing a CD collection like this? I'd love to do something similar with mine.
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I swear there was once a link on your page to a DOS game about preventing a nuclear reactor meltdown, hosted on the Internet Archive. Whatever happened to that, or am I just confused?
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atomicgothic
4 years ago
OH let me find it...It mightve been on my homepage at one point but I think I have it somewhere else...
atomicgothic
4 years ago
The game was called SCRAM! A link to it is at the very bottom of this page https://atomicgothic.neocities.org/atomic%20gothic%20test/thunderbolt.html
bluef00t
4 years ago
aha! now that I've dicked around with it enough to understand how it works: have you played it much and do you know your high score? I wanna know what I've gotta beat here.
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bluef00t
4 years ago
all I've been doing is tiny incremental updates for ages I swear I have some new page ideas and stuff on the back burner but uhhhhhhhh things. busy. bye
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bluef00t
4 years ago
just an assortment of minor updates to the X&Y page but holy smokes did those character icons need updating.
bluef00t
4 years ago
This is one hell of a before and after picture https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/743287801981698139/814206493737222184/unknown.png
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Ever looking for nominations for your picrew page?
telnaga
4 years ago
sure am! not guaranteed to add them, i got my own judgments, but im always grateful for reccs
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bluef00t
4 years ago
https://picrew.me/image_maker/478772 and https://picrew.me/image_maker/416892/ are the only two that come to mind I remember liking that aren't on your page
bluef00t
4 years ago
I'm working on one myself but it will probably be a while before that's in presentable shape hah
ayy thankya for the kind words! well taking the pictures on a white background helps make the plastic more visible & taking them at a bit of an angle helps keep the camera's reflection out of the shot. i'd also think that this would be a lot easier to do with a scanner, but i don't own one to test that theory. lemme know if ya need any more tips/help, i'd be happy to give ya either!
actually i think the reason I like em so much is that yours AREN'T scanned; the atmospheric lighting and slight angle really makes it feel like I'm peeking into a friend's CD collection and pulling one or two out to look at