junibleh!

junibleh!

@blur.gay

they/them please I live in the woods and make things online aka juni hall https://blur.gay / https://junihall.com https://youtube.com/@blurprime

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if you ever want a good laugh, you should look at the instruction mnemonics for the IBM System/360. it contains instructions such as ALGHSIK ("add logical with signed immediate 64<16"), JNOP ("jump on condition *never*"), and LOCGHINZ ("load on condition grande from halfword immediate if not zero")

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oh man, VFKHESBS ("vector floating point kompare (yes, really, with a K) and signal high or equal single BFP and set CC") and also a whole set of math operations described as "yucky" and i have no idea what makes them such

nightshade →home, for now@nightshade.technology

if you ever want a good laugh, you should look at the instruction mnemonics for the IBM System/360. it contains instructions such as ALGHSIK ("add logical with signed immediate 64<16"), JNOP ("jump on condition *never*"), and LOCGHINZ ("load on condition grande from halfword immediate if not zero")

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People talk about Bluesky users "being in a bubble" like it's a bad thing but the more I think about it the more I kinda like it? A protective bubble I could deploy for me and my friends sounds great. I wouldn't want to be in it all the time though, maybe if it had a 10 second cooldown and 650 HP?

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re: what is the earliest game that let's you be non-binary, someone responded with this: "wizap ankoku no ou" on SNES, a game that lets you literally pick your gender on a spectrum. unassailably cool!

Gnoll Girl X@gnollq.itch.io

Huh didn't load up the game myself but hot damn you are correct. Still later than Ultima III: Exodus (1983 vs 1994) still cool though.

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"Indie" software like Blender, Godot, Krita, Inkscape. Software that isn't served to you in a $1000 box that requires a college degree to learn because everyone using the better free alternatives are also putting out free resources for them.

Social media loves talking about how everything is getting worse. But what’s something that you’ve seen get _better_ in your lifetime?