part of it is my ongoing rebellion against complexity. the simplicity of this approach offers a certain robustness that modern programming seems to have given up on entirely. "my image is some bytes in memory and i change colors by changing the bytes" is (in my opinion) robust in a way no modern graphics API can be
"GET ONBOARD OR GET LEFT BEHIND!!!"
"What exactly am I getting on board with here?"
"REIMAGINING THE MOUSE POINTER FOR THE AI ERA!!!"
@Em0nM4stodon I'm not suggestion that we should open meetings by loudly yelling
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But I'm not entirely against the idea... 
Oh no there's a Burger King logo generator
Using git-worktree for the first time in our life… we're doing our WINE development on top of master, but the released versions of loss32 will be based off WINE stable, and so we'd like to avoid rebuilding everything when we switch branch. Can't believe we never used it before…
Did you know? WINE actually comes with quite a lot of software!
(But it doesn't come with Start Menu shortcuts for that… yet. :)
Trans woman, bisexual, someone's fiancée, forever a programmer, poly, and former total mess
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