Sure, VNC. That might as well be the height of this resolution.

In the future, I may upload videos with code that I'd like to share. I genuinely thought about writing those on a Google Docs--figuring that they will simply be snippets--but that part of my brain has been thoroughly smacked with a folding chair.

So, to #Git and #Codeberg I go!

"It's difficult, but it's worth it" are words to live by. We don't create because it's easy—art is a product of blood, sweat, and tears—but because we know the effort is what lets us express our thoughts and ideals earnestly.

We're tanking this one, boys
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When you see this, post an image from your gallery to describe your mental health.

Let's wind down a bit and play something more soothing.

USB made us forget the hellscape that old computer peripherals introduced. That, on top of the many proprietary connectors that just behave lawlessly.

Though, if there's a point of contempt for USB, it'll be in their naming scheme. Who decided that USB3 should be split into /those/ names?

Thanks YouTube, very cool. I was going /mental/ trying to decipher why the video I uploaded sounded worryingly terrible, even after re-doing all the mixing and mastering.

YouTube, I'll be very frank: I'd prefer an /opt-in/, not /opt-out/ for features that alter /MY/ content.

I'm both of these, simultaneously.
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Without downloading new pics, what's it like dating you

Never underestimate a warning that's etched in a README of a project like an old folklore.

I do remember the time when Google was good.

Well met! I am Morgan von Asteria, the Magic Blade of the Asteria family and… I suppose I'm a #VTuber now!

I arrive as part of the first unit of Asterisk Order, a small group of #IndieVTuber that aims to share bits of our hobbies to the world. You may find us over at asterisk-order.neocities.org!