#81 "Volcano in the Lagoon"
If you like my art, I appreciate feedback, boosts and ko-fis (from people who're able to!)
If you want to acquire the physical canvas, I these as "Pay what you want/can" to the first one who claims it. I need my costs for materials and shipping covered and hope to get a bit extra as my art is very not covering its costs at the moment
Gallery: https://kittenme.ws/art/
Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/jglauche
Streams: https://www.twitch.tv/jennyfluff
At least the third stylesheet is well small that it can be nicely downloaded even on a dial-up connection, even though it's an extra request...
The things that have to be done for maintainability...
I just wanna get to drawing lots of Hawlucha without the site in the back of my mind ;;;_;;;
My brilliant brain didn't tell me earlier that duplicating some code on a separate CSS file would be worse management-wise than just simply allowing few select pages have three total CSS files in <head>, even though two of them would have already been cached before visiting those pages.
Inadvertently created more work for myself ;_;
PokΓ©mon Presents ramblin'
But what if the (in)famous Sinnoh Folk Story gets referenced, and left as in the original π€β
First saw it when choosing a theme in Boostnote, and chuckled to myself when I saw "Lucario" listed.
Neat that it's installable on VSCodium as well, even though it isn't officially on the extension store for VSCodium. Just have to download the theme from MS's store and manually install it.
Pretty neat theme I'd say!
There is a text editor theme named Lucario.
I have given up on trying to install f.lux and similar apps on my Raspberry Pi 4, so I'll have to rely on a mixture of using my monitor's built-in colour setting temperature that only goes down to 5000K, a lamp on the side currently with green tissue paper covering it, polarised sunglasses, and *possibly* bias lighting.
Gammy and Redshift almost worked. Gammy does what it says it can do, but change the temperature; its other features look like they really work. A dependency for Redshift keeps quirking out and won't let Redshift do its thing.
Pretty much anything else works on non-ARM CPUs.
Why technology gotta be so difficult sometimes ;_;
I think I can say that vertical mice really do make a difference for ergonomics. My right wrist feels fine, while my left one is slightly sore from being on my keyboard so much.
One day, I'll get my hands on a proper split keyboard with tenting, or do something like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8FPQyUW9Qs
A crazy Hawlucha person who occasionally draws (Hawlucha primarily) and does web development so far as a hobby, trying to get by in life.
Privacy-conscious. Staying away from data-harvesty Big Tech as much as I can while letting be known some privacy-helping bits.
Primary trade is tech/IT, so I'll end up posting about the techmologies as well. Intentionally typo'd.
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