Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

Good morning, beings and creachers!

The wiggly time is upon us

hmm... getting hungry... should I order food now? Or wait 1.5 hours for my favourite pizza place to open?

huh, it turns out that I *can* actually stream, despite how terrible my internet is.

Maybe I'll try streaming again - it might be a good way to build confidence

soft...

Good scringly morning!

I keep waking up and falling asleep, so I'm going to try to go to bed for real now, goodnight

I want to be a dragon....

I remember having a mood ring as a kid, and being obsessed with it for however long i had it

Like, a shell script that reads files gets a "ReadsFiles" type tag. And one that writes files gets a "WritesFiles" type tag.

And then a script can only be run within a specific context - like, if you're writing a script that only reads files, you can't use any commands or other scripts that might write to files.

I have on several occasions dreamt of making an alternate command line shell for linux.

Most of my initial thoughts are making something functional (so you get even more expressivity and ability to manipulate commands).

But I also just saw something that made me think: what if it had safety systems as well?

Inspired by complex effect systems in dependently typed languages: what if shell scripts were given a type that indicated what kind of access it has?
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*chitters quietly*

Also: one of the things I love in the Rayman series is that literally every single entry is a reboot, but doesn't care about being one?

Who Rayman is, where he's from, and what the world is like and so on is so different from game to game