Alex @compucat@im-in.space

New gear day <3 found this for $50 at a guitar center!

Took the principles behind the Italian pan sauce and applied it with Asian flavors. Yum.

Chicken, bell peppers, onions, liaojiu (often erroneously called shaoxing wine), soy sauce, chili powder, salt, pepper, sugar, sesame oil.

My favorite flash drive at work :)

Pros of avi generators: cool avis! yay!

Cons of avi generators: they look similar enough that my peripheral vision has decided @quarky and @clarjon1 are the same avi, which has gotten mildly confusing at times hehehe :)

Well, crap. A bunch of followbots from freefedifollowers.ga just inflated my follower count. *sigh*

Before I've even registered for your service, you've greeted a user just wanting to take a peek with this wonderfully non-bypassable "use a modern browser" screen.

....I'm quite literally using Chromium. Stock Chromium, with only a patch to enable the hardware h.264 decoding on Linux. (Which, by the way, is enabled in mainline Chrome on Windows - a configuration they explicitly support.)

Can somebody say...dusty?

oh what am I up to *now* hehe

So this is cool. I've finally got ACE running on my SNES after diagnosing a weird hardware fault with much help from dwangoAC (thanks again!)

It's currently playing Radio TASBot over...the controller ports. Yup!

I know it's inaccurate, but I needed a way of telling them apart :)

So close and yet so far. By manually editing the KVM XML for my router VM, I was able to get the custom-compiled QEMU plus Debian's libvirt to boot it and at least get me Internet access. Now comes the task of manually purging QEMU...which apparently doesn't support `make uninstall`. See screenshot.

What on *earth* have I gotten myself into...

An attempt to install macOS in KVM has turned into "let's compile libvirt from source to work with the qemu I compiled from source to work with macOS so I can use iMessage remotely" madness...

Oh, and this also happened in the meantime:

Did somebody say bread? :)

First attempt turned out pretty good actually. Takes quite a bit of time...but it's worth it.

Joy oh joy.

No idea what to toot, have a sleepy Bandit :)

Did somebody say new sample packs? :)

Epoxy acquired, time to finish the cable!

That's one TASLink SNES cable soldered up! (TASLink cable: controller port on one end, RJ45 on the other, shielded CAT5e in between.) Need to buy epoxy to seal it up nicely.

Well, this is embarrassing. I modded this Teensy to work at 3.3 volts before soldering it onto this protoboard. Thought I'd double check it on a whim...turns out, the trace didn't cut all the way, and it was still running full 5v! Ended up having to cut an access hatch in the bottom of the board to fix it. *facepalm*

Mod boards from the Wii U Kiosk. The left is an I/O expansion at the back of the console; the right is a passthrough board for the front panel.