Muse Hunter Relma
@relma2.bsky.social
Hunting for Muses in the indie video game industry
I have recently switched to Fastmail — it is a paid service but they wont sell your data; plus they make it easy to migrate from your old mail provider by auto-importing your inbox, setting up mail forwarding, and even allowing you to send as your old gmail.
Plus the email service is great, too 📧
Plus the email service is great, too 📧
November 16, 2025 at 5:07 PM
I have recently switched to Fastmail — it is a paid service but they wont sell your data; plus they make it easy to migrate from your old mail provider by auto-importing your inbox, setting up mail forwarding, and even allowing you to send as your old gmail.
Plus the email service is great, too 📧
Plus the email service is great, too 📧
is that a physical PICO-8 console?
...give me the hardware blueprints 👀
...give me the hardware blueprints 👀
November 11, 2025 at 4:31 PM
is that a physical PICO-8 console?
...give me the hardware blueprints 👀
...give me the hardware blueprints 👀
Theres an asexual "anti-dating" Sim called I Just Want To Be Single!
Where you have multiple love interests flirting with you and your character wants none of that.
Where you have multiple love interests flirting with you and your character wants none of that.
November 10, 2025 at 11:06 PM
Theres an asexual "anti-dating" Sim called I Just Want To Be Single!
Where you have multiple love interests flirting with you and your character wants none of that.
Where you have multiple love interests flirting with you and your character wants none of that.
The shader makes it look like Keke's style.
November 8, 2025 at 8:19 PM
The shader makes it look like Keke's style.
well, it could be 5000, but they would all have to be "subconscious" — for example, I have also seen statistics that we see >100 ads a day, yet you probably cant name all the ads you saw today.
Are passing ads that get dismissed by the conscious mind counted as "scam attempts"?
Are passing ads that get dismissed by the conscious mind counted as "scam attempts"?
November 3, 2025 at 11:18 PM
well, it could be 5000, but they would all have to be "subconscious" — for example, I have also seen statistics that we see >100 ads a day, yet you probably cant name all the ads you saw today.
Are passing ads that get dismissed by the conscious mind counted as "scam attempts"?
Are passing ads that get dismissed by the conscious mind counted as "scam attempts"?
source?
or was the 5000 number just hyperbole?
or was the 5000 number just hyperbole?
November 2, 2025 at 11:31 PM
source?
or was the 5000 number just hyperbole?
or was the 5000 number just hyperbole?
Scavengers are an important and necessary part of the ecosystem.
October 27, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Scavengers are an important and necessary part of the ecosystem.
Quite a sophisticated anti-piracy measure. Or at least a "do not purchase if seal broken" measure.
October 21, 2025 at 11:01 AM
Quite a sophisticated anti-piracy measure. Or at least a "do not purchase if seal broken" measure.
Oh wait; I just learned Canvas IS actually open-source! Universities don't host their own Canvas because their documentation is shit! And the official Canvas interfaces with several proprietary systems that are a pain to set up yourself!
October 20, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Oh wait; I just learned Canvas IS actually open-source! Universities don't host their own Canvas because their documentation is shit! And the official Canvas interfaces with several proprietary systems that are a pain to set up yourself!
We need an open-source self-hosted Canvas so the University can have all the benefits of EdTech without a company selling their data.
October 20, 2025 at 11:34 PM
We need an open-source self-hosted Canvas so the University can have all the benefits of EdTech without a company selling their data.
You should enable Secret Redaction by default.
Also, please redact private keys such as those from ssh. I know those can't be matched with a regexp but goodness knows how many people type "cat /path/to/id_privatekey" on stream.
Also, please redact private keys such as those from ssh. I know those can't be matched with a regexp but goodness knows how many people type "cat /path/to/id_privatekey" on stream.
October 16, 2025 at 4:04 PM
You should enable Secret Redaction by default.
Also, please redact private keys such as those from ssh. I know those can't be matched with a regexp but goodness knows how many people type "cat /path/to/id_privatekey" on stream.
Also, please redact private keys such as those from ssh. I know those can't be matched with a regexp but goodness knows how many people type "cat /path/to/id_privatekey" on stream.
heh... X-odus.
I'm stealing that.
I'm stealing that.
October 16, 2025 at 1:09 PM
heh... X-odus.
I'm stealing that.
I'm stealing that.
did-did you just RICE Windows?
Absolute madlad
Imagine what you could do with Hyprland...
Absolute madlad
Imagine what you could do with Hyprland...
October 16, 2025 at 1:05 AM
did-did you just RICE Windows?
Absolute madlad
Imagine what you could do with Hyprland...
Absolute madlad
Imagine what you could do with Hyprland...
Yup; as expected, the link to the Kickstarter on this guy's profile has the ?ref=9xmxwm param. If you strip that param away before "clicking" on the link, Kickstarter won't know you "came from" Bluesky.
October 15, 2025 at 10:47 PM
Yup; as expected, the link to the Kickstarter on this guy's profile has the ?ref=9xmxwm param. If you strip that param away before "clicking" on the link, Kickstarter won't know you "came from" Bluesky.
When you post a link, you can include metadata params in the query string (the part after the question mark) to mark what site its on. For example, you could add ?source=bluesky and post that link only on Bluesky. Kickstarter will give you the data on how many clicks each "source" received.
October 15, 2025 at 10:43 PM
When you post a link, you can include metadata params in the query string (the part after the question mark) to mark what site its on. For example, you could add ?source=bluesky and post that link only on Bluesky. Kickstarter will give you the data on how many clicks each "source" received.
You did it!! I'm happy for you!
October 12, 2025 at 4:24 PM
You did it!! I'm happy for you!
Also to infer additional files from those things.
For example, if we pipe to > log.txt, or the output says it wrote to log.txt, we add log.txt to the context.
For example, if we pipe to > log.txt, or the output says it wrote to log.txt, we add log.txt to the context.
October 11, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Also to infer additional files from those things.
For example, if we pipe to > log.txt, or the output says it wrote to log.txt, we add log.txt to the context.
For example, if we pipe to > log.txt, or the output says it wrote to log.txt, we add log.txt to the context.
Ooh, it could be in the form of an eBook that updates itself every week, and you can automate "pulling" the latest update from your favorite eReader!
October 6, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Ooh, it could be in the form of an eBook that updates itself every week, and you can automate "pulling" the latest update from your favorite eReader!
Charles Dickens, is that you?
October 6, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Charles Dickens, is that you?